Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1888, Page 6

THE iy” a EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1888—SIX PAGES, Sa a Nee di leh idee es ER RN RRR os ea LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Tor the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia, rain Thursday, fair Fridey; station ry Umperature Thursday, colder Friday; east- erly gales Tharsd: thwest winds Friday. FURNITURE BUSINESS 4 SPectaLtY.—Any one Waut of Turniture and meaning busines oon 33 - Tam not selling at or days only, or giving away cl My stock’ was purchased ods at @ promt; Due taki Jeration euables me im We country. Skz our assortment of $10 Fail Overcoats, extra value. George Spransy, £4 Tun stn Fixe Powtmarms. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. You Wii. Fixp Your money misspent tf the not buy your Tall overcoats from (See our fall overcoats, $10.) aig EISEMAN Bros. 71 Esta, Manufacturing Clothiers and Talions nt = EvkKYTHING good can be hi Res. taurant, 1425 New York ave. 81 St FUsseit's velow cost for thirty hromos to make sales. for cash, and I sell my ng my expenses in con- to seit as low as any house H. O. Tow.xs, 1007 Penn. ave. Cony, Oars, axp Hay at Goodacre’, 1226 If n.w. As We Ang the only manufacturing clothiers in Wasbingtou, our tactitties are beyond competition tor iurnishing you witn 00d and rellabie cloth- Img (aDd at much less price). Al.-woul suiLs, $10. EISEMAN Buos, Cor. 7th and E sts. Human artificial eyes. Hempier’s, ave., cor. 434. CITY AND DisTRICL Amusements ‘To-Night. ALBavon’s.—EMe Elisier tn ‘Judge Now” Nation al.—“The Private Secretary.” Paxokama.—“Battle of Sulu.” ‘Hanxis.—“True Irish Hearts.” Kxnwax’s—Tony Pastor's Troupe. AssuRY MUSEE—“Curist Beture Pilate.” E-SragsT Kuvg.—Monkey Comedians, —_ Condensed Locats. ‘The Schuetzen Verein wili give its last gala event of the seasou at tne park on Sunday next if the weather prove favorable. It will be a concert by the Marine Band, to which ail members and ‘Weir friends are invited. | ‘The following were to-day admitted to the bar Of the Supreme Court of the District o motion of Mr. Willoughby: Jolin sartuel, S. Herbert Gies Edward Nauck, W. M. Patten,’A. D. Shrewsbury, G. W. Siggers aid N. 7. Troriey. A Suit for divorce Was flied yesterday by Marta C. Crawiord against William G. Crawford. Her Imaiden name was Maria L. Lee. ‘They were mar. Fled here in 1866, aud have had three children. ‘She cuarges wer husband with desertion. Willlam Myers aud George Dundee forfeited $10 Collateral in tue Police Court to-day for fast driv ing. They were arrested by ilicer Keady 10r Facing on M survet. ‘Fo the Top of the Monument. FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN PEOPLE MADE THE THIF YESTERDAY. ‘The work of carrying sightseers to the top of the Washington Monument is now weil started, and hundreds upon hundreds of eyes have already Gazed wrough the windows tn the roof upon the magnificent scene below and around them. On ‘Tuesday, the first day on which the elevator was Fup for the pubiic, there were two hundred and Yen people taken tO the top of the monument. Yesterday the crowds at the doors were very large And hundreds of people crowing their turn to go up went away. The elevator ace Commouated five uundred and Sixty-seven during the day, averaging over thiriy passengers each Uip. Ob one tip i carried thirty-elgat persons, CLEARING THE GROUNDS. Workmen are demolishing the long frame butid- ing in which the memorial stones were kept. The Foot has been entirely removed, except on the east- €rm portion, which will be preserved for the office of the custodian until he can move into the new lodge. The latter will be completed in about @ Moath, and then the entire old wooden building Will De swept away and the hollow mound Hiled in with earth. a Against Whisky and Tobacco, CLOSING SESSIONS OF THE W. €. T. U. CONVENTION. At the afternoon session of the W. C. T. U. con- Yention of the District, at the Congregational church yesterday, the election of officers Was con- Unued after THE Stax’s report closed, the follow- | ing being chosen: Assistant organizer, Mrs. Anna E. Bovee; deiegates to the national conven- lion, Miss Lavinia Hi. Chase, Mrs. A. E. Bovee; Temrmates, Mrs. M. E Cohen, ‘The resolutions adopted th Yoxicants by druggists; advoraie temperance In- Struction in the public schools; regret the tem- Dorary defeat of the prohibition blu for the Dis- Uict in Congress; favor tke enactinent of a law robibiting the siule Of tobacc. to MNOS; eXpress warty accord With all laws looking to the estab- lishment of equal suffrage everywhere, and urse Congress to speedily grant suck suffrage in the territories and the District. The passage of prov Bibitory Liquor Laws 1s recoimn.ended. ‘The evening session Was addressed by Rev. W. I. Mekenny, of Baltinore, and reports were received from the Social purity “department, the Hope and help Missiou, abd on scientific temperance In- struction. Tue convention then Mualiy adjourned. ‘The Christian Church. MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY SUCIETY—ELECTION OF OFFICER: ‘The Missionary Society of the Christian Church of Maryland, Delaware, and the District of Colum- Dia held its clusing session in Baltimore yesterday. OMicers were elected as follows: Kev. F. D. Power, of this city, president; Kev. C. K. Marshall, of Kev. KE. Swartz, of Hagerstown, and Newcomer, of Beaver Creek, vice pre A. S. Hoye, of Beaver Creek, corresponding secretary; J. G. Thompson, of tuis city, recording Weretary. Kevs. F. b. Power and A Were eiecied delegates to the general convention, Which meets during this mont in Spriugweld, IIL Jerusalem, Harford County, Was cuoseu for’ the Place of next meeting. A loan of $100 Was voted No ald theological students. ‘The missionary board Were Instructed to buy a banner to ve contested for by Sunday schvols on consitions to be specitie The report of the general committee read by C. W. Saeiton, of this city, apnounced tue approp {on of $20 per month to the Madisun-sireet Col dred Mission, of this city. A meeting was held by the ladies of the Women’s Christian Board of Miscions in the base- ment of the cuurcu in the ufvernoun, While tue fegular convention Was in sessiup, at waic tue following officers were eveeted: State president, Mrs. A. E. Ullman; state secretary, Mrs Ciara Schell; manger, Mrs. Kate D. Moore." A comuut- tee was appuluted to Secure the services of Mra. Schell, of tals city, as an organizer for the board. Resolutions favoriby prohibition vere aaupted. He Will Bring Us Rain 4 STOKM CENTER MOVING UP THE Coast. ‘The weather map this morning suowed a storm center moving up the coast at a very rapid rate. ‘The “low” formed in the gulf and developed some bigh winds yesterday on the coast of Geor. gla, at some places blowing as bigh as 60 miles an our. According to the present course of the storm At Will pass to the east of tuis city during ths af Cernoou oF w-night, but there isa chance of its hanging around the capes, as 1s someumes the ease, in which event its couing will be delayed some hours, The resuit of this will be to give Washington @ long-continued rainfall, which, In case the storm Is not Interrupted, will’ cease, the tous officer thinks, by Wonlorrow. He pre- Tain for to-day, however. ‘Tue storm ise sloaic im cburacter, having developed within a Very smail area, Rossextes Reroxrey.—A hungry thier visited Fred. Engiish’s store, No. 106 11 street, Tuesday Bight, and stole a nani, “a basket of grapes, a sack Of Mur, some tea, and “cents In cash.-—"Mrs C. A. Ferris, No. 1115 B street southeast, reports that her house Was entered yesterday and’ robbed of & quantity of clothing.—A set of buggy harness and some other articies were stolen trom J. I Dowdeu's stable, in East’ Wasulugtou, last night. —KEAw. A. Paul reports the larceuy of four Mhoveis anda pick. See IurHovinG THE KESEKVATION.—The sod on the wat Teservation im trot of the National Theater is being removed preparatory to a regrad- of the area. ‘The surface will be raised about 8 foot and them the sud will be relaid and asphalt Walks laid through the park. A Missix@ BoY.—Gco. Best, a colored boy, who lived with bis parents ou New Jersey avenue Southeast, ran away from bts home some time ago When Lis parents were in Maine. The boy was it oe city, but he soon Iett his situation.” ins tausee Uinxs that he left howe Lecause his stepmotuer whipped bin ——— A SaxvanT Gint HELD Fox Guaxp Lanceny.—Alice Weaver, a colored servant girl, was Uied in the Felice s,ourt to-day on & charge of grand larceny Of $45 frou Uke house of Win. B. King, No. 2516 F Sue was held in $200 bonds fur the action Of the grand jury. i ee A Rercsticas Mgerive aT Tue East Exp.—A m and Morton banner was Mung to the Drege at the corner of 13th and D strects south- Seat last evening. ‘The meeting was addressed by Frank Alaricu, ‘Wm. i. Brookes, J. T. Willams, of Maryland, G. W. Battenger, Thos. HYatt, of West Virginia, Samuel Jouusou, of New York, Henry ‘ou do | to Work With @ fainily When bis perents jefe | THE TEMPLAR TRIENNIAL. imteresting Facts and Figures—Nearly @ Million Masons and Tcmplars in the United States. To the Editor of Tur EVENIxe Stan ‘The interesting interview in Saturday's STaR Telative to the approaching triennial conclave of the order of Templar Knights at Washington, and the vast concourse of visitors anticipated on that Occasion, may suggest the query, “How many members does that order really number at the present time under the Jurisdiction of the grand encampment of the United Statest” The grand encampment itself has existed more than seventy years, having been organized at Mason's fall, 1m the city of New York, on the 20th and 2gst of June, 1816, at a convention consisting of delegates from eight encampments, by the formation of a consti- tucion, which, with few ainendments, still remains in force. ‘The number of encaupments or com- Mmanderies was then sinail. The number of mem- bers could be counted only by hundreds, and dur- ing the dark decade of the autlMasonic craze, from 1826 to 1836, that number did not, probably, increase. Twenty years later @ very different as- pect ts presented. Official returns to the trienniat onelave at Chicago in 1859 exhibit a membership Of 5,743 tn 137 commanderies. ‘Twenty years later still, despite the intervention of the civil war, It had 'reacaed a total of 49,924, and official returns to the St. Louls conclave in i886 give more than 70,000 tempiars in 770 commandenes, During that year the number knighted was nearly equal W the entire membership in 1859, and If the in- crease as becu similar during Ube ensuing years, ihe grand aggregate, on the assembling of the cou clave a year lence, Can hardly be less than 90,000, after due deduction tor dimission, decrease, Suspension, and expulsion, Of tue ‘last named Uuere are reported but 22 In'an aggregate of more than 70,000, indicating quite clearly the kind of iuen Who are templars, or Who can become so. No man nota bellever in'the Christian religion can louestiy become a Templar Kuight, and the rue of tue cnurel Is scafcely inore exactlhg than tuat of the temple. A worthy iebrew or « Mohammedan may ascend to the Royal Aren and the council chamber, OF LOTUE most exalted of the “4neffable degrees, but, consclentiously, he cannotenter the temple. Large, however, as 1s the number of Templars in the United States, it would, probably ve aug- mented tw the round nuimber of 100,000 if to It Were added those who, thougi tn good and regular standing, because of advauced years, or unpaired health, “Or impossibility of regular’ attendance, have dumited or reuired, and are no longer uM? jated With any commaidery, Yet could, at once, on application, be reinstated, ‘TRMPLARS IN OTHE COUNTRIES. The number of Templars in Canada in 1886 1s Teported at 880; in England and Wales at 2,000; im Ireland at 1,300, and in Scotland 450, making an axgregate of only 5,539, not one-twelfth of the aggregate Of membersuiy iu the United States, and Lot greatly exceediug that of the state of Michigan alone. No returns appear from the con- Unent of Europe, though the order surely exisis iu France, clatining regular descent trom tne ‘Templar Knights of the Middle Ages. provably, irom the formation of the order by De Pay at the commencement of © its abolition as a military went V and Philip of France, cement of Lue fourteenth, did thesé Warrior-mouks, Irou Whots the peacetul aMiiiation of the nineteenth century clans Mueal descent, huiber in ail thelr priories and preceptorie>, and asylums, ail over Eurupe and in the Holy Land, as many as 100,000 Kuights. ‘Though comparatively few in number, however, they Were Templars; and a single Kilight, ciad in steel, was more than i 1or scores of the con soluiery OF that id for Wo centuries they Were Lue Wonder terror of Christendom and the infidel, by latest accessible official revurns the number of Royal Arch Masons i tue United States in 1887 Was avout 145,000, and of Master Masons 605,408: oF, al the rate uf iicrease Trou 1886 Wo 1887, Ue jgfegate at the present time can hardly be less | | | | | Unan $00,000, ‘The number of Teupiars In 1887 Is given at 73,274. In 1879 the perceucage of ‘lem plars to Muster \ 15 Stated al S.o0; tm 1887 1b Was 12 per cent, Whether in preparing these oftl- cial data It has been borne in mind Uthat the rouie to the Temple Is through the Blue Lodge and the Chapter, and that every Templar Knigiit must, of necessity, be also aster Mason aud a Royal Arch Mason, does not appear. “It not, the true ug- gregate of members of Uke subordinate degrees Would, of course, be .ess As to the Uaree “luedae ble degrees,” emivracing the turee degrees of the Blue Lodge, with the addition of thirty otuer de- grees In uo Wise connected With those of the Chap- ter, Couneil or Knigutuood degrees, and designated as ihe “Ancient aud Accepted Scoltisn Kite,” the huiuber of members in Its Consistorics, Councils, Chapters aud Lodges may probably be ‘estimated. by hundreds tu tue United States Father than by thousauds, of Which number nearly 300 are said to be In Wasiiugion. All are, of course, Master Ma- Sous, ald wost, or many Of them, may be Tem piars. Their total, therefore, need haraly be added to make up the grand aggregate of 900,000 Masons and Tempiars iu the Uniea States, F | Smoking on Street Cars. To the Editor of Tue EvRSING STAR | Tdesire to offer some suggestions tn regard to | tobacco smoking on the street cars, whic { have | Deen on the point of offering several times. Let | me say, to begin, that I wage no war against to- bacco, though I think it 1s used toa harmful ex- | tent by many. I smoke @ cigar occasionally and do not object to smoking in company with others, but I ike to choose my company and kuow te | quaiity of the tobacco the smoke from which Iam | toimhale, Therefore, I object to having all sorts | Of persons, swoking "all sorts of tobacco, thrust | upou me Whea T have occasion to use ule street parlor and Wituout asking leave proceed wp light Uieir cigars or cigarettes. ‘Tue cars are our travel- ing pariors. If not, what are tucy? Nothing offen- | sive of impolite ought to be tolerated on them. It may id, perbaps, That it 1s enough that the | stuaokers are restricied to the platiorms of the cars | ia tue cold season aud to the rear seats of the open cars in the warm season. But this 13 not enough, for in the first case Wheuever Ue car door 1s opened the motion of the car or tue pressure of the wind is pretty sure to send a wait of smoke Within, and ih the case of the open cars itis an every-day occurrence that gentlemen and ladies, | i tuey ride at all, must sit site by side with these Dack-seat swokers because there Is no room else. Wuere. ‘This ought not to be. Smokers ought to be bautsued ly Trow the street cars. "They | should not even be allowed to take a lighted or re- | cently extinguisued cigar into the cars as they now do. “Is it asking loo much ct the most Inver erate smoker that he forego his pleasure during the brief period occupied by a car Urip? Iitis, then let oUF Car companies set apart certain cars, Say eVery Unird of ith one, as Swoking cars, pur Unga sign pon them so Cuat all persons may | Kuow their character iu Unts respect. “Then iet ail Suokers be required ty take these cars and let others take thei If they please, Kuowirg to what | they will be exposed. Dany Twaveren, ‘The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at 1 o'clock this afternoon deaths were reported to the health office as follows: Michael Sweeney, wuite, 33 years; Mattie L. Bennett, white, 56 years; Henry N. Locke, white, 79 years; Jou’ M. Carr, white, 1 year; Webster Gollwats, white, 38 years; EMe “L Viers, white, 10 months; Evaline J. Davis, white, | 52 years; Rosa Castaguetto, wile, 45° years: | Francis D. Hughes, colored, 8’ days; Chanty Lan: caster, colored, 80 years; Licy Carter, colored, 32 | Years; Jennie Cole, colored, 6 months, | A Cuuncu Bett To we SiLENT.—At a meeting of | the First Baptist church last evening il. was | Ordered that tue church bell shall ‘not be rung 1a | the tucure on Sundays. ‘The bell has been regularly on Uhat day tor the past forty years | —— Christian Young Me: WHAT GEN. HARRISON AND PRESIDENT CLEVELAND SAY OF THEIK ASSOCIATION. From the Philadciphia Press President Win. H, Gratwick, of the Buffalo Young Men’s Christian Association, recently wrote to the republican and democratic presidential can- didates asking tem for an endorsement of the Work in Which his association Is engaged. Both Teplied promptly. President Cleveland said: “We are a busy uation. — ‘The impetus, rush, and enter. prise of our people tw a casual obsérver would seem to yield bo piace to tue cousideration and fostering of the Influences which radiate froin these iustitutions, Dut to those who know how well our dally life ts grounded upou Christian principles it ly a matter of no surprise that young men’s Christian associations challenge our attention aud care. It seems to me that nothing is more ex ‘Sentlal 10 our continued welfare and prosperity as @ people than the preservation of our faith in the usefuiness of such organizations: Gen. Harrison replied us follows; “If there were any occasion for an expression up9n the subject it would be cheerfully and heartily given, but to make an Occasion does not seem to ine LO be ap- propriate. ‘Tue organization ts too Well known to eed any such support or advertisement. Such a letter would appear to be rather in aid of myself ‘han of the organization, and I have too much re- Spect Lor It to Seviu Lo use it Im that way,” = zon tuep benoit A Professor Lost. NS, OF PHILADELPHIA, SEARCHING FOR Hk BROTUAK IN NEW YORK. A young lady called on Superintendent Murray in New York yesterday and announced herself to be Miss Harkins, of Philadelphia, and a sister of Prof. Harkins, late of te Jesuit College, Boston, Who disappeared from St. Francis’ Hospital, in New York, September 27, | | ass Wan Clinton Place, Which he left three days after he Geparted trou the hospital, He acted ely there, and Was incoherent in speech, the 1eLOr But never, | cars AS well might such persons come into wy | Another Liquor License Case, MORE CONTRADICTORY TRSTIMONY—AN ATTACHMENT ‘ORDERED POR A WITNESS WHO DOES NOT APPEAR. Anton Helmhoeffer, who keeps a wholesale Uquor cellar on L street, near Vermont avenue was arraigned in the Police Court this morning charged with keeping an unlicensed bar. Mr. Cahill appeared for the defendant and entered a Policeman Robert Smith, of the first testified that on the 24th’ of ber he went into the defendant's ‘with a colored man ‘whose name he thought was John Quander. They each had two drinks, and witness paid 20 cents for the drinks, Before going into the place wit- ess gave the colored man 50 cents, and after they had drank their wnisky the colored man bought half pint of whisky, for which he paid 25 cents. ‘On crossexamination witness said that he was introduced to the colored man by Officer Harding, ‘who gave the witness 50 centa, Policeman Harding testified that the defendant toid him that he (defendant) was the owner of the store. Witness said he loaned Officer Smith the | 50 cents to use tn making liquor cases. He said ‘he Introduced Quander to Ofice Smith.” Witness had seen the defendant serve drinks to colored men, DRINKS FOR THE POLICEMEN. Mr. Cahill asked witness how many times he had drank in the defendant's place within the Past month, and witness declined to answer be- cause, he said, it would criminate himself if he ‘swore he went in the defendant's place and drank while to uniform, In answer to Mr. Padgett’s in- quires, however, the witness said that he had several tines paid for and drank beer and whisky in the defendaav’s place, “Was you in uniform?” asked Mr. Cahill. “I decline to answer,” replied the witness. “Oh, uo,” said the Judge; “you must answer.” Witness said he was in uniform and Was on duty ‘THE DEFENDANT TRLLS A STORY OF ATTEMPTED BLACK- MAIL, ‘The defendant testified that he keeps a whole- ‘sale store, and dented selling liquor by the small. With reference to OMficer Smith’s testimony, he ‘said he gave the officer six or eight drinks, sam- ples of is different goods. The officer told ia ‘Uhat his Wile and chiidren were sick, aud he wanted a halt per of Whisky. Witness retused to sell him ‘the balf pint, but seid him a pint for 35 cents, giv- ing ulm half of 1t, and he was to call for the over half, The same oflicer afterward came in with a colored man and wanted to sample some liquo-s. A few days later the colored man came to his place and told hin of the prosecution. ‘The negro asked ina for $25, vnd suid he would drop the prosecu- tion. ‘Tue money, he sald, was to be divided Le- tween the officer and himself. Ten dollars, he Said, Was for himself and $15 was for the officer. Deiendant consulted his counsel, and under bls advice be declined to give the colored man any money, ‘Mr. Cahill explained that he advised his client to strike the negro with a bung-starter, and he thought the court would acquit him, Witness denied Uuut he wad ever sold OMlcer Harding any drinks. He said he had given Onticer Harding drinks, wud that be ouce sold him turee bottles of beer to treat the girls im a house near by. Officer Smith was recalled, and be denied the Ues\imouy given by the derendant. Olliver Caverly Was recalled, and he testitied ‘Uhal on the 26th he Went 1p the defendant's place with Quander. QUANDER AGaIN. “There it is, Quander again,” remarked Mr. CabiiL “Tellme your company and I'll tell you who you are.” Witness said he gave Quander the money and they got drinks, Mr. ‘Canill asked where Quander was, and M: Harding sald he had sumnioned him. Was cailed, but he did not answer, and the court ordered an’ attachiment for him." Mr. Cabill in arguing Uhe case denounced the action of the cotured man Quander, and criticized the testimony aven by the uflicers, Padgett, in ‘his reply, not only sharply eriucized: the testimony aud acons of Quander but also the testimony of the defendant, “He sald that he thougat_ the court should express tts dis- approbation of such testimouy, Whether given for the detense oF Uke prosecution, If the officers sWore to Lhe truth he thought the defendant had committed perjury, A FINE OF $150. ‘The court reviewed the testimony given on both sides, and imposed a fine of $150, Mr. Cabill noted ‘an appeal, Affairs in West Washington, ‘THE Democratic DemoxsinaTion.—At the meet- ing of the West Washington Cleveland and Thur- man Club last night arrangements for to-night’s Quander | mass-lecting Were perfected, There will be a dis. Play of reworks and iousic by the Marine vand. A speakers’ stand has bee erected on 32d street, opposite Prospect avenue. Mr. M. A. McGowan, President of tue Club, will Call the meeting to ordet aud Mr. W. A. Gordon will be the permanent clialr- man. ‘The speakers auuounced are Representa Uves Compton, Clements, Alien, Washington, and MeKae and Mr. HO. Claaghton, Forrest Hull bas been engaged for the meeting in case of rain. ‘THE CiTIZENS’ EQUITABLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. AU the regular wontily weet.ug of the Citizens Equit.ble Bullding Association, at Goddara’s Hail Monday evening, $5,000 Was ‘disposed of in ad- Vauces to Its stockholders. DEATH OF AN OLD Ciizes.—Mr. Joun M. Stake, a Well known and re=pected resident of West Wash- ‘nyton, died yesterday toruiug at lls residence, S14 Prospect avenue, after afew days’ lines. He Was torinerly a meinber of the old Georgetown city council, abd Was recently employed in the District water departinent. iis funeral Will Lak place trow ‘Trinity (Catuolie) church to-morrow | afternoon, Interment at Mt, uivec. CHARGED WITH KousiNG HER EMPLo' ancy Jounsou, Colored, Was arrested lust nigul by Ofticer Burrows, charged With peutiarceny by Win. Dent, du Whose Luuily she has been employed as’ a dot mestic. Aunt Johnson, allas Mauite Jolson, the agcused, Was Mned $15 by Judge Miller to-day. LY HURT BY A KUNAWaY AccIDENT.—John a resident Of Lenleytown, and a driver for Bros, Was badly injured this morning by @ Weain be Was driving runuing aWay with him. Tue Lea Wurned tuto a narrow ailey and he was caught between the Wagon and a tence and badiy Mashed. Waters, near by, and Dr. Mackall, Who Was called in, pronounced Lis injunes serious Five of Miller's, ribs Were broken, and ls cest was badly Injured. Gxaly TkapeE.—Tue schooner Kitty Aun arrived to-day Witu 1,200 bushels of Wheat consigned Lo J. G. aud J. M. Waters, TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WaTan at 7 A 4—Great Falls, temperature, 5 mndition, 10; receiving reservoir, temperature, 60; on at norta coauection, 8; cuuditicn at Sout Comection, 36; disiriuting reservoir, Lemperae ture, 58; 20ndition at Iutluent cate-uouse, 30: con diticn ai eilluentgate-nouse, Jd. 2 cee Alexandria Attatrs, Reported for Tu Evesixo Stan: ‘Tuk CORPORATION CovKT—SUNKEN LoTs—The Corporation Coury, Judge Stuart, sat again to-day. ‘The commouweaitu’s attorney has disinissed tue SuILS against the common council, Lealth oMicer, and 1Ol owners as to Lue nulsunce’ created by tho Sunkca lots ou Princess and Koyal sureets.” The movement on this ine for the abatemeut of the nuisance has falied und the matter remains in very nearly the Saine condition now it did 140 years ago, Wheu Lue geueral assembiy authorized a forfeiture 01 the lols it tues Were not tilled up, and King George II] suspended the vet. IL isa curious thing that & question Of Uhis kind, involving comfort atid health, could flud no law Which could settle it dur- ing nearly « century and a halt, A Fixe-Limir Question.—There 13 soine contest over the Tight Of Mr. Hugo Herturch to erect an enclosed bullding for 4 Dowling saloon on his reat lot uuder a permit to erect a shed. ‘The mayor will now be called ou to decide what the city coun. cll means when It says “shed.” Cuxar Keat Estate. —Green & Wise sold at noon Lo-duy ture Duliding lots—two uattaproved, 19 by 123 feet, and one With @ dwelilug on tt, 20 by 113. tect—oul Payne, near Cameron street, all tor $150, to Mr. Holt, Notss.--Another Washington company has located here. ‘The Newuan Washington Machine Co, has received a charter trou Judge Keith, 1s Officers are A. E. Newman, Eilis Spear, R. White, J. W. Boteler, aud L. P, Suoemaker—'The second battalion of the Knights of the Golden Eagle, ac- companied by tne urum corps, Visited the Uud Fel. lows! tuir, at Armory Hall,’ last nignt.—rhe Patriarch’ Militant, of Washington, are expected here to-night, and’ will be escurted to Potomac Lodge fair By Hathbone Division, Knights of Pytias——The meeting of the cily'schoot board, xed tor to-night, has ‘been postponed until to- qmorrow night.——Mr. IL. O. Willluins, stave secre. tary of the Youug Men's Curistian Association, is now here and is holding confereaces with the inewbers of the Young Men's Christian Associa on and the Ladies’ Auxillary at the Christian Association parors—The Young Men's Catholic Lyceum eid a mecting last nlguu—Bread has advanced here trom 4 to 5 cents ——Mr. Win, Worrts had oue of bis finger ehds cut off at Altcheson’s inllls yesterduy.— Ihe federal super- Visors of election ‘appointed by Judge Hugues are First ward, Frank Harper; second Ward, David Tennesson; ‘tuird ward, H. A. Harper, and fourty ward, Sam’) Padgett,—-It 1s not w settled yet tat’ uo fatal, result will come trou ludge Saugster’s shot into Win, Smith's beck on Monday night, . ee ee. Henry James, the novelist, asked an American girl in London hot long aye it tuere was not univer iy this counury called the Powmac, “On, yes,” ‘she apswered; “and I suould have thought you knew ail about it, because there Is a pluce Ob IL called Moun. Vernon, where a man named Wash- Angton onee lived. You are sure to have heard of hia, you know, because his father was an English. Dart wer husory had boas mea a at, Ob Mer ry es ie ee Reasons | tue more accurate, Mrs. Sarah Denny, widow of Gen. Jas. W. Rip- ley, chief ot United States Army, duri died ia" Heartions, “Conse a arg Ror Bano Pownzn, Avsorormy Pone ‘This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomences. More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders, Sold only in cane, Rotat Baxrxe PowDER Co, 106 Wall st, ¥. ¥. Ros ta Sead Me was taken Uo the residence of Mrs. | condi: | The Coarts, Canammat Covst—Judge Mont; We Ae assault; appeal; guilty, W. E. Norton, assault with intent to kill ‘To-day, Jesse McCoy, loud and boisterous M a talke PN i ec ig cousty? g) or 1s dave. Henry J. Hardy, vagrant Donds or 30 days, Jas. McGee, disorderly conduct on G street southwest; $5 or 15 daya. Walter Freer, tarowing stones in alley near 13th and D screet collateral forfeited. ‘Thos J. Wilit Profané language on 11th street northwest; collateral forteited. Mary Feckteg, bad language in Navy Place southeast; iy atrion Collins, 2 street west; profanity on C street north' Judge O'Brien, of the New York Supreme has granted permission to Attorney Gener: Chas, F. Tabor to bring action against the Have- meyers & Elder Sugar Refining Co. to annul its charter. This company, with thirteen others, consiitute the sugar trust combinat! Waars His Reoonp Is the first question asked regarding any man who is proposed for the suffrages of the people, and What is its record? is a very proper question to ask concerning any article for which the patronage of the people is solicited. Nothing pleases us better than to call attention to the record of Hood's Sarsaparills, for it has overcome mountainous difficulties, has defeated powerful com- Petition, has achieved victory where all predicted de- feat. It has accomplished these things because it is clean in its methods of preparation, pure in every arti- e used, honest in giving every purchaser his mouey's worth and successful in performing everything claimed for it. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists, #1; six for $5. Prepared only by G I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. ry 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. CITy ITEMS. Six-Plece Walnut Par! Suit in Crushed Piush, $42; Brass-end Curtain Poles, 25¢. GxSt Smyrna Kuys, $2.50; 30x60, $3; Ingrain Carpets from 250. to brussels’ tron 30c. to 0c., With a full Line of Chamber Suits, cheap for cash, at S. K. Brown & Soy’s, House Furnishing Store, 20Ui and Pennslyvania avenue nw. 3 ‘The People say they have been humbugged in cigars unUl they are disgusted with all brands. ‘Try @ Grand Repubite Clgarro or Buffo, You are Phillips’ Dizestidie Cocoa Furnishes nutrunent aud aids digestion. —-1e0 2,500 Stitches per minute on the Domestic Inventor's new machine, The “Standard” Rotary Shuttle sewing Machine. For sale at the old ‘Stand, 905 F street northwest. (Masonic Temple) J.J, tioluister, sole agent, 10,1113 * Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th & H. For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pal monary Compiain Brown's Bronchial Zroches” have remarkable curaulve properties, ‘Sold only in bores. e03 Sewing Machines repaired for $1 at your house. Send postal to W. Funk, 1331 7, Good machines $10, All warranted, €06 Peerless Dyes Are the best, Sold by druggists. coy ‘The Mose popular and userul cough remedy in the world 1s Dr, Iull's Cough Syrup; 25c, 4 Cut Prices on Lap Kobes and Horse Blankets of all grades at Toruaw’s 1231 Pa, ave. LW Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m BUSINESS CHANCES. ARTIES HAVING MONEY tine deposit will do w nicate hives positively secure aud trout G per cent to 10 per cent per annum guarautecd, tt ote CITY POST-OFFICE BOX 126. NEW BRICK BUSINESS HOUsE IN LEAV worth, Kan. acity of = adjoin jug Opers House; well reute: ai erty, OF good xrotind of Co.uuibla Heights or Mv Vieasaut. this isa bargain ax owner is. located he Address Box 38, City P.O. NVESTME: Bonds, pay 6 per cent, and are uaa: Company aud Principal paid by cal National Bank, New York, constantly ou hand. in MME PARKED, Wasuorton Avent 1418 Wood YAkb, Will able and sheds in Cor order for business, Ground for sale wita fxtu Address D. D. F., Star ofllce oc Fee eee a nGkecuny 8 PROVISI tore im growing local rent for store and dweil.us, only 81 $200 ‘cushi. Ai WESCOTT &° WILCOX, Fenusyivania ave. as we EXCELLENT BUSINESS CHANCE FOR VERSO’ of small capital if takeu soon. Address EK BODINE, Bristor, Vi he Chemi- ‘D good cash busiuess; Alsace: 400; 07 oc8-6t JOK SALE—A N in a good location reasons foF #e1 | eon WALE=T0 Close AN ESTATE A Dat | Binttre deiner a tote taniboen For perticalace ernie, to KE VLLIOLT, viuceiscist, LOL M at. aw. BOARDIN LADY FROM NEW YORK. HAVING TAKEN A beautiful house, desires Boardrs; lange, front, Sunny rooms; second aud thied floors for adults: slawle for gentlemen. Bourd uusurpassed. Mr. HUNGEK FORD, Grocer, 9th aud O sts, u, FOE RENE LWITH A PLEASANT hested y-furnished rooms, with table board aud good attendance: two gentlem gentleman aud wine; & h.w., cor. 12th and 5, 27 dows cikeL 4 Rooms, with Would rent entire Hy lac 14TH 51 | 1740 hole coutorts: terus medera e; 14th st Recon sea tae toes SENTLEMEN OF iE TREASURY, Wa Ro ae walk of tube Lobartineas tae on ble wound Sats prions eeftreemauives ant receaed. oa Peoria eet a se furnished. N.W., FU! furnished rovins,’ with vr without board: and Penus. | cde POMEENT MAND=OML LY FCKSISHED hoo Uti routs with superior beards at 40 Gate AKGE, COOL AND NEWLY FURN!SHED ROOMS, dhe WiboTEs, GIs 13th prerenr AUCTION SALES. JOUK-STORY PRESS BRICK DWE No. 807 L STAKE! NORTHWEST. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER EIGH. TEENTH, AT FLVL O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale that fine four-story press brick” Dwelling, No. 807 L. street northwest, coutaininy eleven good-size rooms, two bath rooms, best of sanitary plumbing, parlor aud Libraty trescoed: Louse m elegant condition, lately oc- capied by Chine Burum, aq. This house is convenicatly situated Letween Btu and Oth strects, southern expo- sure, aud lot ts 20 tect by 100 feet. "‘This property is Sdinirably suited for # Vusinese man, being ceutrally lucater ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one, two, and three years, notes fo bear 6 per cent interest and to be secured by deed of trust on premises sold, vr all cash, at Purchaser's option. “Couveyauciug. e., wt pure Chasers cost, A depusit of $230 brie thine of wale, hin ten ‘Terms to be com ‘otherwise right ryporved to roselt at risk aud cost ot defaulting pr Chiaser, after five days" public notice of stich resale sow T published 1h Washington, D. C- f.itewse willbe: guened for inapection on day of eale ou 10 Ban. to 3 peu. ‘ocliuads \” DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers Dax Goons For Cass. UBLE WHITE BLANKETS, tmmenso size, extra heavy. slighty uipertect G20, ik B70, HENRIETTA CASHMEKES, puro wool, extra wide, double with, Tan, ‘lerra Cotts, Ux Blood, Serpent, Gobeiin “Lue, “Matiorany and Black ; real Value SOc, yuced. ey "Present No. fA pair of elegant Damask Towels, worth’ ‘HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, oue yard ands halt wide. pure wool; real value 75c., our cash 50c. ‘Present No. 2A half dozen fine quality, pure Linen. Napkii rth 75c, PEADIES BHOADCLOTI one yard and a half wide, pure wool, all colors; real value G1, reduced to 8T3se" Prone Na SA pair of ‘ilk Embroidered Corset worth 75c. Yash customers cal, sclect one of the above presenta ea cstomors cu witha CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. HEMRIETIA CASt y oue "yard aul ‘oue . it a edt 7 a nS nee juality; worth $1. ones 1 LAD! CLOTH SUITING, one yard and a» bait wide, pure. ‘bargain 0c. Prout No, fofuir of ine Weel Blankets for the Baby, customers select one of the above te lhe paraa iG! va ‘The proper thing for Full-Dress Shirts for this ‘season are those shown by us, ‘They are Open Front and Back in Embroid- ered Pique Bosoms, unique in Style and perfect Fitting. A now importation of Perrin’s best Pique Gloves just in. Our $1 Dogskin Glove, with Patent Fasten- ing and Embroidered, is unusual good value and. ‘can not be duplicated. AUERBACH & BRO., 623 Pa ave — fourrrrrans, ¥ ‘Use Anchor Brand Coffce and noother. 1mg } dice pase the door. FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT--HOUSES. _|__ FOR SALE—HOUSES. = ~ = ———— — 0 c BALE—A HOM: CORNER PROPERTS. Ag FOR, BENT-AT MONTELLO, TWO DESIRABLE | J[OR RENT—7-ROOM BAY. WINDOW FRERSED- . A Ok ‘ : csi eoat | oomeend G roomie, be C- MOOMIB. | (2 Phciehborkocd: stuelor two horses and carriaces; a Sk price af 00" coh 8:00. halaee seat neighborhood ; a Neby 26 ST. As, 2S aE | we ‘bos Ost ‘oclO-Bt Thos GH rece, FOE, BENT 1119 10TH. St, XW. 11 ROOMS: | $2250. OWNER. 005 U }R SALE_NEW SIX-ROOM BAY-w xnow newly papered and painted aud placed in OR RENT— frame house. on Bladen: . we repair. Apply at Store, southeast corner 11th aud 3 Ht ‘Qat. Sstory, 10r. 24 from street core and beekin 400 cas a sta, ocll-Stt_ | 2020 i-9t. 7r. new. 30 spdiane ave auce $10 per mouth. Owner ince, cll -Be FOS RENT—RIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, HOT | 34)3'31st st.. 10r., furnace, pee | head JOR SALE—A NEAT BKICK HOUSE, GOOD Lo per Sb a0; 100 Stast ean oR kik: | Hlemnutapertmenta, G12 14th at eae GE Inquire SULLIVAN'S tosasiionons teas Sid ot SELIG jtoom 14, 96 Cloud Building, oth and F ste. 010-3t Tarr st h > iat = = Ro — TRABLE NEW HOt iN JOR SALE-THKER STORY AND BASE ~ FOE, RENTS 1055 15H BT 2 ROOMS: Baas Je rl TBeg engi roon aad bath and : Perot thou Bsn = tm ay ; wae 94 poms ct “ cae mone south trout. bey wintow. Ainetcoless condition, Dek TS OMeme. NebAs Cr me heyy py ita ee oS PLE SERGI, | PS oatarag aaeny Aye See OK RENT—ON 17TH ST. EXTENDED. MOUNT HOR RENT—A VERY 1 iRABLE DOUBLE | _° Ser = | SOR SALE -GRE\T BAKGAIN—8 NC iprenaing Hy cote: Jo 100.09 190, kay at | FPGiane: large: grounds; Rares auiguies wait 20 | JOR REXT—FCRNISHED_ON 14TH ST. NEA Fee st fear eed ancotp ete ot cottage, Eacticu; | atreet care Gorser Fork and Pine ste, Mount Peasant, eet eh ced ceeorfel rosmn gabe bowen, | a CH 200 Feu usylvanis SS aire WHITAKER & JORDAN, 3800-9300 DOWN, nares —— Fos RESTA CHOICE NEARLY NEW 3 sTouY | Motguire of ee i hy and baths ail jooders tapeoveasente; ineasilentorder: | SOR RENT_FURNISHED 6 ROOMS, XO REA” DAVID Dr STORE oe H.WAKNER & 00. 310K | wa atly” Alss wa furmishra room for houwkeyvine. | SOR SALE AT a BACK cea dine oS “ih ca before Sat | AY Grocery store and Dwellime. let JOR RENT-TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, HALT, FoR Mon ait medern improve: | Hawire MRS PHILLIPS 2128 14h st epaeca me, or Bs; latrobe, bath, bay window; baste | ments; near City Hall and Pension Office: possession oat SSS cll porto (fb Na: are: rent 820. w CF: | given November 1h Aprly st 1417 NY. ave oc) 0-2m oR RENT_A YEAT SIX ROOW Beas SO, SACRA HEAT SOOM WICK mot a HHDSON, 1108 L a = W., : ; 18 | northwest ail mod. impo price, 1's e0. oe (OH RENT—1448 N ST. NEAR SCOTT CIKCLE, Weories: sight soem oot, Gaus bath and alt re S21 Oc. nw. 16 resus, S00 perme Ovens iret WitLiake rWoMbey. ay room press “brick House; modern im ip ‘t order: front ith; rent, 630. lcs. = ‘THI ~ 7 a Boar eae Tea vaste and papered, throughout: | WAGGAMAN, O17 Fat. nw. oclO-Zin FREES PORNISIED re en RENT Peay M40 CHASE BaNES PUR SRI FCRNTSHED 25 | sttunted on s fesiionsble evewue, wll ease for one oF ocll-3t T003-3 Fat M02 Maas are AOU AGS. T-ave....8125 | Dorirate eso Maauavel MM FARRER OH REN’ $ Co “83.331 NW. cor. 16th & 0.950 | _"28-12t — “3 anedgctOrY dud basement brick: ¥ 2 fers in WOT F st {OR RENT—HOI Ce ORY eel L-t 1418 Fat__| JQOR RENT— FURNISHED — WE GFFER FOR | inyrovemente, iy porter onder th wath, rent a = Salacon el te ieae FPO, RENT_FUBNISHED—1512 BST. 2-STORY | containing 16 rooms, fully and completely furnianed. on NEw and basement; 9 rooms; very comfortabie house, | Fur permatt te arplyto fect, ‘weit wos SCL aati oo TARA. BATES & CO,, 1407 F st. nw. tint eel R_RENT—FOUR NEW FRAME HOUSES, FIVE — MISCELLANEOUS ae F a ee ee jo for person ‘havitne a: et = EA SALt aK NEW, Di 5 orl0.20 JAS. A. BATES & OU., 1407 Fat. mw. | guyig LEADINGHAM 2 CUS STABLES H strbet | brick rept Imy wiurlow 1 aeet wid all OK KE: NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE, NEAT, | 13th and 14th. eel 40, with lance side and rear alleys. afortable bole, couvenient to cars. 143 Nat fORME FROM THE | - ee ee eS hich, fine traveler, | JOR SALE — BY OWNER. A NEW HOUSE Dy ve..near R.Lave.200 810. HL ust, 1008 F ‘Am, 1200 northwest. 8 rooms and bath, porch, sanitary near 16th. 7 K, vet, 17thand 18th, 173 zs eee OA | z. and atter'd fim, suable rear A814 14th st. hw. | pumbine. brick work. woud-work abd paititity tire 3 et : aro ee poet epee 2 ‘T—FUR! SRE HOUSE, yd af ‘oo8-6t* clam Apply 1601 Marion st. n. oly. ave. We Lt 208 33) N wt near 10th. ‘st n.w-, 10 roouls and baths iu perfect order: | coW RALETPRIVATELV—FAK ; F ; sew foot seesOohiae bet uih 12 permonti, CHAS WEHANDE. ot0-St_ | Ret ‘tein, cabinet Get mancal eie wasaroes | Bia tee Ce wit urn se ynTeis Fox x BROWS, RR IN MOST DESIRABLE LOCALITY, | lounges, mantel nurrors, lawbrequins, lace curtains, | tor lot. 12352 W hy and Late ool 1437 Pend. area. dy furniated house 10 oomesod alicou: | we 1730 at a oli at |eimne. Price, 61 tus. So P nts i RENTCUSST OOS - — table aud carriage’ house; very. reason = . By Te WOK RENT—1221 CONNECTICUT AVE. N. W., also’ carriages tor cheap; family leaving SOK SALE—A PAIR OF SOUND YOUNG SES, = z = Pye Tanse, ew, aid very desirable brick remdesice, cou: | Lin: “ag iey.carriawes C03 | AUG hands piety one wrap. the oer Sean: good | AOR SALE 1, SHUEY sone ty Gouvetieuce. tint static ou reurot lot Tie is one of | FROK KENT—020 © ST_ AE, NEW Six.nooMt | bert ’hae we. ‘ett yoap at 82.00. a Falta the best properties in the eity now olfered for rent. aud cellar brick house, with ange, hot mud cold | oS THOS J. FISHEK & CO., key at store next door. TEAM, CONSISTING OF 3, ad ail anod. imps t re, G years old, tucvy meary new, bar | BOR SALE-FOUR NPAKLY NEW mnuacKs 12 Fst nw Aes eS ees ions tobe Ke, erie a cot #400. wil set for Bevense (8 Foon aud Gath each #4350 41.0 FTE WO DELIGHTFUL TRIGE aOUn JOR KENT—BEAUTIFUL NEW BLICK, 918 C | civic “Carl be acen at MCCAULE & CU.S, O, between | cash! all Trout. south snd on belied wtreet fis Improvements: im Exevedingly cheap at | Key ai corncr store, Kent only $19.30. JOR SALE—A LIGHT PANEL COUPE Rocka. | _©?-3t ae ae ee OK RENT— sean gre ultatie we bustier broyerty ta tw in good onder;rent only #23. B. i. WARNER & CO, 500. strong, sound, kiud, and gentle, cood im harness, | FS ech -utt 916 F st. under saddle or forother work. At Burgdort” {OK SALE—HOU-ES, 1208 Sth st. nw.,b b oo rou ei 16TH ST, THREE.STORY Bist Addrese Be Pou. Beneah settee nee Pi bree. 14 pou: new Louse: will lewe: 610) er OK DALE = 16 SHAKES GEORGETOWN GAS 16.900 uouth vr $1,000.35 ears’ leane. E Stock. Pays a gvod return on prive asia PARKEL, 1418 Fst, CeO 12t ee He ANA BH PELDM J0i RENT—600 MST N. W., SEVEN RouMS Fra tidh acaely dew; idonsly papsred al 1 mercted cellar: i repair; @ corner property SAS Er SLeteo hb, hn Ol WENT — Tah sta n.w, (ext a, 13 132 OUPE ROCKAWAY BELONG) 3G 10 | licer ordered away. Inquire ot TYLEK & KFOKD, 1307 F st. uw. ool at DOD WILL OF vot boxrding house, centrally: located. che G10 %. Y. ave. Br, frauie, m1. to prompt purchaser. TYLER & KUIMERFURG, ats owed Gita faint | 107 Fstonw. echt 10th wc. we 2210 igth wt iw: Or bck, in, OK “ALE —A CUSTOM SHOEMAKER STORE fst. ne. (exv’d), Gr, brick, tm. stock, ood, will, aud Axtures, “Party icaving the | OU Mw oc THUS. 6. HENSE! = Ss it jeap. Address M. G. K., Siar off ae PE aa zs PEK MO: | Thss See he ALE — FURNITURE — PKIVATEL—ONE | ‘Tor precio 5 kas, bath, &e..816 3 af : 2 Bed-room seta, Dinimg-room CRT sh iso ce or iatrobe: Senge: bata | Furniture, Carpeta, 8c. Cad at 318 Cat a.w, gelO-at* hs00 SE-PKOOF SAFE, HAS KOUND “a Fe, 382 ‘corners, combination lock, au Will weil at Dargain for cash oF time. ir Uffice. OF, 717! | JROR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a Guo- |b nl oe HOUSE: 24 cery and provision store, and arsroon adtacts a: | 14120 98 I, £1706 & Equa tuuluayply to WERCOTT & WILCOX | Eorner New Hampahire nvecand iat me elo SE! iis — CHAKLES PARLY, — | JOR SALE—ONE BEAUIIPUL UFAUGHIT, 74 06: | the Istana Loti. Ee WAGGAMAN a 008 Letast mie. | HY tare. trors boys. 4 tot & inches tara, Latest de- MLESIX, NEAL TRETEY BAY-WINDOW )OK KENT—UNFURNISHFD. Fo mah re) rags egy gt us =. well Duult abd cobtaintig 6 Foote a ~ 13r..d0 Upper rt ‘7 Lat ye Sat, -' Lo a ts ad a - price, of eye atin 4 | JQOK SALE—an RIVED, ALOT OF FINE i a 4 LESIDENC lane [88 | E'ita’Qitriace Horeos’ amour them | PWS ied ste fot ou} 00 ‘o ait Bisek Carriage Horses; 16-3 weaht. 1 | alicy 12 cocues prise GU b00, tormisonw. THOMAS 4! joins DW. ee A.C. BAMPORD, 11) son House — A MITCHELL, 054 F st. room 4 oc? tal Caveniw. thr apa ts. 3 w ‘ooo : ab | as FOE ALE HORSE AND SUITING TOP vitag: | ys GALE Ok MADE EMAME OOTTAGE AF ++. 32.00 Kear 52 Hat. nw., 44. a RS ae See ANS | 8300 cant and ute. THOMAS 4. MId- STOKES. OFFICES, e. ables, 1th at, bet. Avenue aud’ I'st uw. = x Sti! Store and dw'g, 1702, 005, 14th at. m. we MEGAN NEW PROPERTY Gu0g Store room 1708 Ya ” Stable ear T4i8 Tat OR SALE-AT A WAN AT WOOD Bios’ | Cail‘of adahaeG. WILLIAMSON tore road OS ledicade ablon. 1020 Mat. Zor 0U, 8 tandsoue ete, | ey sire Ew isso pai OO lok Marpeave active, thoroughly feHlable aud woud Horseawith bus: | ‘ : . peat eepvoeleaseoetl + ge | £y, hartge aad Fubue compicte. im titet-clews order, | SALL_9 LILTLE PALACES: NEW, Mot) Bee acd dweiing 16000 |e Sha'for which Owners uoturtier use ecuse” | I rhiweat ‘eeton Spa te eng 90 ROH pane A = aise te | POR SAEECSINE BRED BiowN MANES WEAR | [SUS ied) 4 Cellar 1543 M8 iw! fear 14th, Or _..120 | ber. and will weil cheap, ‘OKIOLE DAIRY, 1819 | oq’! ae. pees. it a are eal a: portion of — proj ta - my st, near 20th: L1r..200 | Pa ave. ocB-St | Cheap te 150h st. st, Peres at, mow. and Fst, pe r ra > r (UK SALE—GRAPHCPHONE, PN UMATIC GI bh tp Pre oad stand 1th. {oc0) THOS. E. WAGGAM. Pi a ior excha: satis late Snatite 4 myetalty —A_CHAUMING NE FHANK IH PELOUZE, ee eatin SNES 8 SO, at w 10 evom esllan, furna oct CABS Fetroct, | _or8-6 New Office, 1420 Sew York ave Shine ee py ie Unt: oF. the New dyxiea by the Kiev, Dr. Chester, | Hot neeriy 4. tect front aie tw . piber houses at f ee eee. “30 ct ev cur, X | For sai sf GATELY & ALDIICH'S, S27 7th st. | (> ryvt oc ak ne. teas seni lvanin JOK RENT—LIGHT-ROOM HOUsi 102.50 H ‘st ur Toth, Loe | iG =r 5 Kanne tt vet wb Ait senwss Ses per month, Heys at Ti4e San 1OE30 K sts ne, 13th LSE F AT A SACK FICEHORSE. BUGGY, OM BRICK HOUSE * e Conran oh een a ce aao-S0e | pcaee peta net ar bemer eek eeeer emai {OR RENT—245—DRi RY, 10 ROOMs, & Op Ten5----- 30 LOt and Q ete. 131.-'150 fnew. ‘Addrons Box UO. Blar office. ocd Wetter ioth saa 8 et lest Loe ons be nw. Key at 150" 8 EU.A.SHE- | The above Houses can ve exammed 0 efron 000 LAP HOES, 5,000 HOKSE aw >) HaNisthand Enwe Lambe kad eo sscee | cursive ole SHOMAS FiSge FF Biankets 5 00u Wns, 100 sets of Siigleand Dou. MOF STH AND @ 7 8’ .. “ROOM = | pect eee ~% i 1 will offer tor afew days at the great 5 ae enna ducal pron : ee epostory, Bro ingovgtita out Gort dedrabiviociee: | OK RENT-SINE-ROOM. BRICK WOUSE WILE | FES Guanes em men. eesin i the cy inguin ome tse Ook Rocbeit 1” APP 1907 Fenusplvaute avec uw, | $400 per anbum "Apply to JOHN GREEN, 1476 | JOR SALE — a B-AUTIFUL TONED Sol ASE | sron Gila FIRE SOMERS FERRI OD JOK RENT—A NEWL\-FURNISHED 1EN-RooM | 22% ® Narranted as ood ae ew, for only #100, Including | AOE st tw. betwoon Gis aud Fob ote. lot URW. FP iitise. bright and pleasant: 87S pet tented | QOH RENTS NEI Cover and Stool 810 per month Cll paid fore ne | rick bouse om An view ot tis ton ~ carefal teuaut; Lerdies pass the dor. 1714 Loth st 7 rooms and bath-room; med, is eit & $i30 aE ay a er a | pests Bad, wii hae ea och) NC Also one Six-Octave Square Piano, suitable for ~--4 “ st +. bn yet MON RENEE BSH = 006-6 qinver, for €50, 64 pet mouth ull peid tor ats ee are geval an ate Five ite piaces plurzan furtact ti belkoO Ne: | JOR RENT fhitlbestri tice i dengue tn Cpr and Bauare vy a alte WhObiaS RAM Tare chance. Cal z114 Mat. nw. o8-6c% | 1 G12 Fat nw. | See our bargaius beture you buy. OK SALE-NOKTHWIST COMER PLOF. KTS, HORE | THE PIANO EXCH 1303 N, cor. Lith wt. lot 502100, side dawn io US F st. nw., 2a _ oct 4 loo ys trees, — 5. mh a . : 4. ante Vala avert a Tiss 0 79 1 Fok SAESINTERNATIONAL, CRCLOPeDia, 1p | ateatd, bay Wiha. "4'6ict), sold, aint tru 3 Gai any, libs 0 ee Slane’ wade 18 | JPORSALE-INTERNATIONAT S¥cuoreoia to | Gavsttee Sait tt ist B1Y Qst, 10. L1r..ov.6u 63 Let now. suited for tour 1 This property: T estiecourd se : 1058 sae oe telts bs once oompreheneive: “900 luatestious. Log | Mal welisuuted fur tour tee bowrer This unvvert ock-6t GEO. W. LINKINS, 10th aid W vs. nw. naps. octavo pages cholcest knowledge, bing comteuous to Mas. sud Vermon ‘its forgeeeations: staple: crdurins int-ot chesrset boot, it Bing Suticucran to Man Bud Vern JOK RENT-FE ARE AUTHORIZED By THE | 219 Subst nw Inouthiy peymenta,” Grdors nocaived Ss 1113 Fees, 4 Scott, Thiouian, abd Towa Circe. Any ta owner, Who is going abroad, to offer for rent, fora | 404 2d st. u.w. w. yearort Fm of years.a most beuutifuily and artistically aa 70K SALE—Ok KENT—I125 JOT WrKET furnished house, don 1Gtis st, three blocks Bear MasrachUsetts avenge LUFthwest, hatdwiue ge nrything in exeslioat | Satory doube Brick Decl tue, fomtaluing AS mone condition; price $150 per month. | with every conv. nel Jot SOL1S6 feet, two bath ocs- Bt HILL '& JOHNSTON, 1503 Pa. ave. Footie, porches Ou every flout stable for four bute (OR RENT—407 2D ST. NW. ANEW EIGHT- room Drick Louse: modem iinj'rovements, aud in ‘coudition, Inguireat BH. WARNER & COS, oF ° sew tan Fo S822 Batons Tiawes, THOS J. FISH ew isd F i 129, corwer 24 and j Fenton Hwee 1812 Corcoran st. 7 22 K at. 9 Tat wW., OF. do O11 9th 18 Gth wt. nw. Lr. Cuears by the box. Fe: ay21-2k SALE— PARTIES IN NEED OF PINE RO. OL nh per or ok KENT—bY MAN, REAL ES. ing should communicate with = te - re < husitiy elsewhere, ay 1 Lave secured lence bance bat. Sand faxcaee o Bitte 20 iaruice broker tour aad ae ay, Fag et ee | Mace bet. Sand T HOUSES | CLARKE, Occoguan, Va sed-Siu® "| BOK Sal b—noUsEs— 1000-2 E st.u.w., 427.8290 2: nw. TF, | JQOk SALE— THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE ke. -s O13 zs Tr. | Bo auires no boi ide all expensive attendance. | T617 1Ott si. b.w. Gr. ‘Lo loss of time; no banding of ‘Send for civcuiat | i floor, 1107 Pa ave. 13 | und price list BALL $1 7thet. ulzte 1 th st. uw, 7... 25 IS Sth st. we, tr. 0 4 Sth'st. n 26 Pt. uw. Sr. 5 eg on MONEY TO LOAN, varie eg 15, gid" werton of he property om aay 0 14th st. nw, 13e 2 Ore AG dou av., dr. . = Ol be ise Saw h LP st. tw., 10. 1th st. u.w., shop. To ‘th st. n.w., dr ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON GRAPHOPHONE STOCK | })16-u 3 Pa av 8 euton PL n.c.6r.13.80 ) Morera kes iM ‘OK SALE tr Fears desirable corner res contahu meuie, Rat LW. 1005 Ist, ue, 51 13.80 800 Boundary, Gr. oc6 BE Cisne, on approved real estate wecurity, at lowest | RE rates of interoat, canges moderate Por particulars inguireot MM” VANKIK UR 1D HOUSES. Foner iw. ase. a ET LEIPOLD, 1391 F st. rt ee Nyais Fat F. near 18th st., 186-8300 F st. near 18th, 11r....100 sm AT 5 PER CENT TO LOAN IN ONE | BQUK SALE Towa Circle, 15. Fy near 18thst,1ur.---100 $5,000. 176. Mase ave. n.w.. 22r. N, near 13th, 165..-; 16th st, wear i, Lr K, near Oth st., Ler. Coun, ave., near K st Yth, above "K st., L2r. wear py Pe or et : iN LOAN ON REAL PSTATE AND eee cout aR sums to suit. CHA: | aw. \M 1Gth wi., ew, Seott day. ‘JAS. F. BKOWN, Kea! batate broker, Coun. ave. tet. Mand 941 Fst, 24 floor, bf Sot-3m 2106 # wu ‘t bee Aha * Fr ave. bet. Gand teeta. i...” $1) Sut"aoon 9 iri S00 Tie stake | [°° 19s 0.000086 Per coms, Ht et hod sod Aitheats news SE é by steam. c3-lim ‘SWORMST! v $1,000 at8 Per Gout, 2111S grec stary brick, ee eee ee rok KEN1—108 Csi 8. EIGHT Kooms, ALE On Fira-cinae died uatate Security ue Ri om 3 Natorw gated by sean, Fopodinns ‘Appiyto “ore eke es. om drow $30 t $100 each. ‘ocd tin 308 7ibst n.w._| _cot-tm _—_ 2] TID Tithst. uw. ee 35 aay ome = E LOAN. FOE RENT-ONLY, @42—BRICK. 3 STORY, 10 DOO st & per cont, yin Atte per ae 08 Fe Sea ae aa ie | RES ES ts ent saad caer ‘ -. os . W. LIN eaty. Ci our office and exam our iy 1701 Pa ave store. 135 “13 | Key next door. ood-2 wes *“ourand Hota | “tay GaN subiMAN @ Go, 1807 oct R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th andF ata. nw. ‘OR RENT. E st. ROR SALE—6 NEW hay-winvow Rouses, corner of 4 aud" D stn ie. vont RENT — NEW EIGHT-RUOM HOUSES, | ¢ TO LOAN ON REA: ESTATE IN oor rig esdD sa ee: oD at | S2S,000 srcven re ute Late F Tose on sae Sanaa D at, $32.90 each. 401 | Turco sfeurity at Sper ceut interest, Be He WAL” | G rosat Gath uel seus modern tmnpreveinen 9 Fools, Ras, : ‘and dwelliig’ a3” all ‘modern “ bnaeicod 2086-30t | somely fussed, will could cheap aud on easy terme. ee BEALL BuOWS & Con JONEY LOANED, IN BUMS TO SUIT, FOR 6, | Por further pariicuar, cal.aud see WADU'N DANEN- ‘OR, RENT—UNFURNISHED— Taz Pet aw. ED 4 J Howek 11d Fat poset Fe. I 211 10, 15,0r 20 years. £aay payments. In the Spee Loeb. TUTHE E at Sect bcs oct Bate katy pmzmente, mths - = Bo iment, aud property turned over free of incunbrauce. REAL ESTATE 279 1 “SALE—60 ACRES OK MOKE, AT FOREST igre pape ee : a ete a a 1973 ae gto 18 Fa 50! 2 masonic Hcy. ...06 occtatore Apely at the othce of TOMAS Ke Wale yey SS ita i, bh: -18 30) G00 108 Speech St 1G FICKLING, 1264 32d st nw. eee pps 48 80) 265, “65) 60; Soom, 8 miles of ony: 7% acres Louse at Hyattsville, Ist, bet. . i 1 Se Se Tat: bet, ‘SAL! —ON bi. IEE ae aod Cor. 3 ‘At Kockville, aiter 12m. R SALE, OR EXCHANGE POR WAsHI mak MIL JoRReTOR, na Sues ES ees tae eae a dy ee