Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1888, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, ‘A CTOBER 13, 1888—DOUBLE ‘The Weather. the District of Columbia, Delaware, ant Virginia, fait; warmer Westerly wind on ee OvR Morro: LOCAL MENTION. No Movorouy! No Extortiox! Good goods and Keeping faith with the public always produce generous results. Our record is hag for the cold weather there are seme eer ats af icles needed in every well reguay hol, uch as Coal Hi formerly of 7th street, will post- street northwest, next door to Boston Dry Goods Store, and will be ready for Your Inspection of the most complete and exten- sive stock Of toys, glassware, fancy goods and nousefurnisuings éver displayed inthis city. “1 propose to do ess On strictly business prin- every’ dollar tavested Wait’ Sad watch ies Aor ait apd watch for rare offerings of bargains pure and simpie. ae BuigutTwoop Races Monday, Oct, 15, 3 p.m. —e Shins, Dinner, Breakfast own tmportation—at ‘Tue Fair, 6L? Til street northwest. Busrroanry’ Walnut chatuber suits, 10 pieces, ee, = ‘other tnvolces on the way. Call at once if Wish to take advantage of tuis offer. For Rawt.— $42 net cash— ‘ever offered in the way of fur- ck 1s heavy, and must make room ‘REWLNGER’S Ice cream, 735 G and 1018 18th sts. n.w. Mux. Wasmmorow, 1223 F st., invites the ladies tocall and look at her styles Dresses and Wraps, Deautifully made, under Ler own personal super” ‘Brooms, 15th st., Largest, Richest, Newest, Stock. Ang the only manut clothiers in Wi our faciiities are beyond competition for fou with good and reliable cloth- ing (and at much less Al-wool suit ror Eweman Beos, Cor. 7th and E sts, Zyusrreme food can be had at Fusseii’s Res- ‘taurant, 1425 New York ave. ‘Fixe Porrmarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. ‘Tus Duwzar Srrus stux Har, $6. Youmans, Mil- Jer, and other shaped Derbys, $2 wo #4. Stetson’s Hine soft hats, $3 to $5; other kinds, $1.50 tc #2. Kt ©. Lewls & Son, 1421 New York ave., pear 15th st. Also fuil ine of underwear, ueckwear, foot-wear. Comm, Oars, axp Hat at Goodacre’s, 1226 H n.w. You Wi Fixp Your money it If you do not buy your fall overcoats iro the producers ‘Save Your Sicur, consult Hempler’s, cor. 434. CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-Night. ALnaven’s.—EMe Elisier in “Lady Margaret.” NatTiowaL.—“The Private Secretary.” Pasxomama.—“Battle of Shilou.” Hanuis’—“True Irish Hearts” KERNaN’s—Tony Pastor's Troupe. AssuxY Musex.—“Curist Before Pilate.” ‘K-Sraset Kivg.—Monkey Comedians —“ Condemved Locals. ‘The grand jury has indicted John Mueller for housebreaking and ignored the Dill against Junius Ellis for using personal Vieicuce upon James KR Harrover, « member Of Lhe police force, on tne 20tD of August last, ‘The Assoctation of Local and State Democratic Clubs last bight directed the transportation com- mittee to buve a@ representative present at the Leadquarters of the Democratic Central Commit- We to answer inquiries regarding transportation, There was a meeting of ie members of tne Bit‘trening, at whieh an crganteation was et ‘evening, at which an as fected, and tue tng officers ad w. z Rogers, it; Wim. M. Terrell, vice-president; ‘Turner A. Hackuan, secretary, and VE Hodges, About 5 o'clock last evening asmall house on the Tan, was With the following officers: President, Mr. James F. Shea; vice-president, Miss Laue Harvey; secretary, Mr. Edwin J. Hopkins; ‘Ueasurer, Miss Kose L. Ferguson. ———_— Criminals Sentenced. SOME SENT TO THE ALBANY PENITENTIARY, SOME TO JAIL, AND ONE TO THE KEFOKM SCHOOL. In the Criminal Court tus afternoon, sentences ‘Were imposed by Judge Moutgomery in the cases of the following persons: James Moore, alias Perry, alias Gross, who had pleaded guilty to four indictments for housebreak- ‘img, in May and June last, was sentenced to the penitentiary for five years in each case—twenty Yearsin all Wm. Barnes and Wm. Gray, two colored boys, couvicted of housebreaking, Were called for sen Yence, and as It was shown that Gray was under the sg" for @ penitentiary seutence he was sen- feaced to the Keform School during minority. ‘Tuere betpg some question as to Barnes’ age sen- tence Was deferred, David Wililams, a colored boy of seventeen Jcars, convicted Of housebreaking (residence of Joba A. Davison July 6 last), was sentenced to Jail for six months. Frances da Stlva, the Portugese negro, convicted Of Lousedreeking "(| ace Of Josepli C. Kock, July 18) pleaded bis Yonocence of this charge. ‘The court seavenced blin to four years at the Aibany penitentiary. Walter Carter, colored, couvicted of an asssult $a bis step-daugnter, Susan Carter, was sentenced Ye pay a fine of $20. Robinson, ‘a stout colored boy, who had pleaded guilty of’ stealing a horse, was ‘sentenced te two years in the Al any penitentiary. ‘Rufus Fillmore, a young colored man, convicted Gf an assault and batvery, was sentenced to six months in Jail ‘Michael Matthews, a colored man, convicted of au assault under an'indictment charging assault ‘With InteDt Lo commit a rape on Nonticeilo Dysor his Wife's granddauguter, on August 71, was call for weutence. Judge Walker appeaied tor a light sentence, calling attention to the fact that he iad ‘Deen forty-five days in Jail. A> to his antecedents, De learned that he bad once before been sent to $3 oe fauuly rapture (Mr. Lipscomb Bicking afe’s ribs in}, aud be Was a member of caurel tm good standing. The court imposed a scatence of Line months in jail, ———— Parliqmentary Usage for Ladies, A Stam reporter yesuerday met Mrs Eliza Arcuard Conner, who Is residing at 204 Delaware ave. ne. Jn answer to a question she said: “1 am teacuing women to organize and conduct Their ehurca meetings, benevolent societies, and other organizations according to the rules of par- | Hamentary usage. Such training drives away the error and the awkward feeling oge experiences on Bret assumiug these duties { know that the Dev-volent and reformatury work of the word Haslly fall ito the hands of women, and I aut to see them ready. Men have not time i “is it true about the detighful banquets, with specehes, that Your classes give?” “Yes. "Dinuer speakiog ans extempore addresses fora purt of the course of Instruction, aud, really, Fou Lave uo dea What WILLY and charining dinner akers women become. Such feasts are a Drill- Jaui feature in ladies’ social entertainments,” “Thea you exclude men?’ ‘o, Lake classes Cf gentlemen, too, but vate frou the ladies If they were together the anen would give the Womeu nO chance wopen their | mouths, espectuliy here in Washington.” “I gee,” said Tue Stak Young tan, modestly; mut tit a fact that your pupils learn from you bow to train the will and the mental powers by bevchoiogical methods not generally undersiood?” “MY pupils can auswer that question best.” ‘To the Editor of Tux Evzsixo Stan Our missionaries inform us that the Hindoos ‘smbrace thetr idols in ther religious zeal. These benighted creatures have not the Christian teach- img toconvince them of their wrong doing. In Luis civilized community we see aman enter a surest car full of ladies and gentiemen, bugging what bad Deen a Scent cabbage He bas the influeuce of Christian teacuing, yet he 22 happens to sit beside a lady her clothes vecome Permested with the ith of the rotten weed, and When sue emerges irom the car her clothes retain ‘Ube odor. Cannot the ministers of the eT f 3 ro i $3 # | son is Mack, who has tue good Will Of the patrons nere. Donueliy | playa good ball, excelieut ball and deuerres joe ANOTHER VICTORY NEEDED. The Clese of the Bace-ball Season ‘To-day. BOW THE WASHINGTON'S DEFEATED THR DETROITS— THE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE—WHAT THR CLUBS HAVE DONE DURING THE YEAR—PERSONNEL OF THE HOME ‘TEAM—HOPES FOR NEXT YEAR. ‘The Senators took another game from the De- troit team yesterday by the score of 3to1. This result was accomplished by a bunch of hits in the ‘third inning, and the visitors’ inability to bat with any safety. The batteries were O'Day and Mack, and Gruber and Sutcliffe. O”Day’s was strongest when strong work was needed, and he showed great coolness when men were on bases. In the first inning, with one out, Brouthers made a two- base hit, but in trying to stretch it out intoa triple he was retired. ‘The Statesmen went out in order in the first two innings, but they made a geod spurt in the third and won the game, Wil- mot made a single and was sent around by @ hit by O'Day and Hoy’s grounder to Rowe. Wilmot made a break for the plate, scoring on Sutcliffe’s error in aropping the ball, Then Daily scored O'Day and Hoy by making a fine two-base drive to the fence. In the next inning the home team could not reach first. In the ith, with ODay out, Hoy toot first on balls and second on a ball, Myers was given his base, but Daily flied to White and Sweeny to Han- Jon. "In the visitors’ half, with two out, Brouthers ‘hit safely. White then ‘ined a long, ay to Genter that seemed sure tor two bakes, but Hoy dug bis toes in the ‘aller the ball when it fell, catch. ‘The home sixth, O’Brien bi going over by a couple of f2et. Hise, gotny toe Wilmot was given his ob and O'Day struck oute Rowe's grounder and gave him bis base. The error, however, did not count, as Twitchell struck out, Nicholson ‘was retired on’a lucky foul tip, and Campau Lit to Myers, being easily thrown out at TRE CHAMPIONS’ ONLY SCORB ‘was madein the eighth. Brouthers reached first on balls, and went to second on White’s sacrifice to Puller. The shortstop fumbied the ball so loog ‘that be could not get Brouthers at second, so he Uned tt to O'Brien, ‘The umpire called the Deacon out, but hardly a spectator agreed with him. It wad a most unfortunate decisign, ‘Thea Hows bit, and then over Puller’s head for a bage. Wilmot mude a dive’} to get It on the fly and let it go by him, Brouthers scoring and Rowe taking second. The next two men flied out. ‘The Senators were prevented from Scoring im the ninth only by bard luck. Wilmot made a beautiful bit for two bases. The ground Detng soft and sogzy, the ball did not roll tar and the runner could not make rod time, | Twice he tried to steal third. With Fuller at the bat he made a lunge for the coveted bag, and Fuller foolishly bit at the ball, making a foul, which Sut- ht in the most marvelous manner in one fe then lived it down to Nicholson to catch Wilmot, the runner being declared Once more he tried to get there, was foiled in the attempt, O'Day @ foul tp, on which Wilmot was easily Uurown out at second. In the last halt, after two were out, Gruber made a neat hit dver Myers’ head, and’then Hanion threw away his chances of a hotue run and a ued score by Upping out to Mack, Washington made 6 hits and 5 errors, and Dearie 4 hits aud 2 errors pa ere Were no other League games played, being prevented by rain. Baltimore, 3; Cleveland, 1, Brooklyn, 10; Ath- letic, ‘TUE SITUATION. ‘The victory of yesterday gave the Senators a ttle better chance fora piace. The winning of the coveted position now depends entirely upon the outcome of to-day’s game. If Washington soses all is gone; if Indianapolis wins the result is the same; if Washington wins with In- dianapolls the relative tions of the clubs will Temain unchanged; if Washington wins and In- diaaapolis does not piay the result would be a tie; ‘and, Hnaily, if Washington wins and Indianapolis loses, the long-desired ‘seventh place will velong to the Senators. In View of these facts the chances are sligntly against the home team. But it should be remembered, when this close Unat Washingt ut 18 consider ton threw ‘away atchance to takes ‘THE Past WEEK Deen # good one, as far as the percentage of the home team goes The Statesmen won two out of the four games played. Chicago earned two ‘victories on Monday and Tuesday by tremendous batung. Keefe was bit harder than Widner, but jad ously refused to play postponed judic! a Yednesday, and the team took a day off. This short rest Seemed to benefit them, for on Thurs- day they handily defeated the Detroits by better Helding and lucky hitting. In the four games played tals week Washington made 20 runs, 3 ts and 23 errors, Lo 30 runs, 42 hits and 16 errors by their opponents. THE RACE THIS YRAR has been unusually interesting. Detroit, the ex- champions, started out with a crippled team and Went to the bottom like a plummet. Chicago, hav- ing lost its best pitcher, held up near the top for a long time. Boston, having gained this pitcher, showed a goud spurt at the remaining in. rst place for three weeks, then dropping to fourth With great rapidity. New York, without any ad- ditions or losses, started modestly in fourta place, below Which It has not gone. Philadelpuia, with anumber of new players, started at the bottom ond weed Sewty upwakd Pittsburg, with s veam su wo reatly” strengthebed, went to the top with a dash remalniug inurst, position for a few days, and then going gradually down hili until June they had touched ‘rock bottom. 10- Giabapoils, With a few changes, went 0 {we last ‘notch, and then began’ to zigzag. Finally Wasuington, with half a new team, but BO Lew pitcuers, worked up to fourth old ug IUfor & week, wen they dropped to eighth, which they clung Yo bravely until the 1ast of June. A spurt then took them momentarily to sixth posi. Yon, but the reaction came und landed U down at the foot. They pursued the even tenor of THEW way null the 18th of August, which tound them chap laces with Uke Hoosiers, ‘Tuls continued Unt tue 15th of September, when bad luck again overtook Ubem and the two teams again swopped places. Now they are running neck and neck and the issue hangs by a thread. THR WOME TEAM Degan the season with fifteen men, to be managed by Mr. Ted Sullivan, whose experience and success in Unis line gave hope of a winaing ball team, ‘Whitney, of whom a great deal was expecte, Sick in tle first series and lost als surcug ust as be was getting well again a blow in the chest from a bail set lm back, and this effective twirier Was crippled. Gilimore, whom imany thought Would be a Gaited out like a batter and Went all to pleces before the season Was a quaiter Bimaself to be one over. O'Day soon showed chances to twirl the sphere. ‘The hero of the sea- practically been the only catcher of tue team. His steady, cheerful, honest ‘Work bas Won him many new fi ‘and’ caused Lis old ones Lo remember bitn during August, with handsome sliver set. Deasicy was With suspicion, ana this was q ve His release Was justified, and should nave come eariler. Murray proved buta second-rate man, aud Lis soft Lands soon gave out. His ice Wagons, O'brien, did not keep up his ‘record asa uard hitter, But did well eaougn at Mrst base. Myers hae played about the stcadiest ball of the and stands with Mack im effectiveness “and bas iuoulon. Irwin and Gardoer were not successes, und were quickly released. Wilmot; has proved & fair hug, DUL bas not come Up to‘ expectations, Suock bas doue sik What be couid to make the club Win, and deserves a great deal of credit. But the ereda of ail Lhe praise w Hoy, the greatest | Dase Dali Hud of the league. iis playing has saved many a game. Widner and Fuller, in later in Wie season, helped the club somewhat, but the Untortunate law sult shut off Widuer's and Fuuler hud the hard luck to be hit with a ball, and had to reure from active work early in his Career ‘THE CAUSE OF FAILURE. A STREET RAILHOAD sHOW. An Interesting Exhibition to be Given im the Streets of the City. Willard Hall and vicinity will on Wednesday look like @ car shop. The annual convention of ‘the American Sireet Railway Association is to be opened there on that day. The membership of the Association 1s composed of 151 companies, and each company is entitled to two representatives at each official meeting. The officers of the AS- soclation are Charles B, Holmes, president, Chi- cagoyJullus E. Rugg, first vice-president, Boston; R. Dudley Frayser, second vice-president, Mem, phis;Charies B. Cleyg,tird vice-president, Dayton; William J. Richardson, secretary and treasury. WHAT THE ASSOCLATION 13 FOR. ‘The object of the association, as set forth tn its Constitution, 1s “the acquisition of experimental, ‘Statistical and scientific knowledge relating to the construction, equipment and of street railways, atd ‘the diffusion. of this, knowledge ‘with the view improving the and reduciag its cost; thé establishment and Wenance of a spirit of fra- ternity among the members of m by Soctal intercourse and the encou: ‘of cor- dial and relations between the road and the pubic.” President Henry Hurt, of the W: and Georgetown Raliroaa, in "speaking of the coming convention, said to @ STAR er thathe thinks pa en con or ‘the most interesting jost instructive of any gathering that this ity Of conventions has knowns ‘BXBIBITORS EXPECTED. Among those who have signified their intention Of exhibiting something in the way of street cars Or their supplies are the Peckham Street Car Wheel and Axle Co,, of New York; Wm. Whartot Junior # Co, Philadelphia; Jouasou Steel. Rail, Co., Johnstown, Pa.; Duplex Supply Co., Norwaik, Gola. ; Urookiyn 1uduway Supply Co. ‘Brooklyn; Balumore Car Wheel Co. Baltimore; Cambria Iron Co., Johnstown, Pa.; Rufus Martin, New York; Dorner & Dutton &’ Dutwon, Cleveland; J. A. Roebling’s Sons & Co. Trenton, N. J.; Horace A. Keefer, Kansas City; Norris Littlearm’ & Sons, Palace’ Gar Cay ¢ cag 5 ARUN crolt; a cl 3 ay, Pratt & Leteh fuftaio, New Y¥é BL New York; Pomeroy & Fischer, New ©o., Buffalo, N. ¥.; Farnham, A nitney & Sons, Philad-ipnia; Lance & Sons, Germantown, Pa; Re iS 0. ‘Cincinnall, Ouio; Lewis & Fowler Manufacturi 20,, Brooklyn; A. W. Nitsch, New York; Baldwis, Locomouve Worits, Pallade iphia; Davis Pateut Roud Machine Co., New York, and the St, Louis Car Ca, Si Louis, ‘OBJECTS TO BE SHOWN. ‘The exhibits expected will take up all the space tm Willard Hall and the space in front ot Wil- lard "Hall on F street and on 14th street, from F street to Pennsylvania avenue, which the Dis- ‘ict Commissioners have granted for the use of the convention. The upon the street will be Occupied by sucu exhibits as racks, turn-Lables, switches, transfer-tables, horse-cars, cable-curs, snow-plows, and sweepers, road-scrapers, electric motors, and steam street-curs. Those in the hall will be of such a character a8 wheels, axles, rails, fare-boxes, electric appiiances, cabie appliances, heaters, car-starters, seats and backs, mats, lubri- cants, disinfectants, varnishes, paints, and other ‘supplies or trimumil ‘The railway Lee will be a feature that will be especially attractive. The exhibit of the Pullman Palace Car Co, will be striking. The Baldwin Locomotive Works intend ‘exhibiting a steam street-car. ‘The J. G, Brill Co. will show a new apparatus for equalizing the weight in four-wieel cars, ‘The Peckham Street Car Wheel and Axle Co. Will show, among other things, a special wheel adapted for tue use of electric motor Cars, on their interchangeable case-hardeued axies, Using aD axle (bat bas been Ip actuul use, ‘The regular sessions of the annual convention | usuaily ciose on ‘Thursday evening, but a number | of delegates will remain over a day or so for signi- seeing. | ‘Tne iocal compantes have arranged to entertain the delegates with a trip to Mount Maier t on the return wip astop wiil be made at M: Hall for lunch. A banquet will also be given. ee Sales of iteal Estate. Arabella Upton has bought of Emanuel Jackson for $5,000, sub 48, square 24, 18,583 feet by 100 on ‘M street, between 24th and 25th streets north. west. W. and J. H. Stockman have bought for #200 of Margaret Sherman, sub 35, square 676, 19.10 by 100 teet on Nortn Capitol, between @ and H streeugnorthwest- J. Augustus Taylor, of 1342 F street, has sold for ‘Mr. Henry W. Watsou, of Philadeipula, to Messrs BH. Warner & Co., a lot On cast side of 16tM street, between L and M ‘streets, for $7,755. Davin Wutiams Acqcirrep.—Yesterday after- noon David Wiliams Was acquitted in the Crimi- nal Court of the charge of cOwmitting a rape on Uhe person of Eilzabeta Mason, a colored girl, eleven years of age, on the 28tn of May last. ‘The Court. Count IN GENERAL TRRM. Yesterday, McKenzie agt, Underwood; ai and suomitted, Ciarke agi. Herustein; arg! submitted. ‘CRIMINAL CovRT—Judge Montgomery. ‘Yesterday, David Williams, rape; verdict not guilty; defendant, Susan Carter, Miousebreakings Order to restore property. PROBATE Count.—Judge Coz. Yesterday, estate Kichard A. Gillem; petition of Melinda A. ‘Gillem. Estate Louisa H. Chew; in- Venvory Of mouey and list of debts, Estuve Henry Hall; Will admitted vo provate and record. Estate Jos 'D, Free; letuers of administration to Mury Ann Free; bond $2,500. Estate Kobert Nelson; oraer appointing Ida V. Cole adwintstratrix and guardian, Estate Adam Fox; order authorizing Urausfer of letters patent. Estate Washington Bruner; letters of udininistration to Eilzabeth Kuowles; boud $1,500. In re guardianship of Ed Ward Sutheriana; order appoints him guardian ‘Of Laura J. Hewett. Estate Ada Mts uven- vory returued; sale of china, bric-a-vrac, étc., au- thorize@ Estate Cornelius Vox; letters of udimio- istraon Of Margaret J. Baldwin; bond $400. In re Louisa and Harry ¥. Wilsons, orphans; ‘Thos. 8. ‘Tucker appowled guardian.” Estate Edwin P. Howland; order autuorizing sale at private sale, Jn re Katle Lackey et al, lntants; peuiuon of G. E. Haumlito® Esate Thos. H. Dorsey; letiers of aduuuistration vo Albert 8. Dorsey; bond $2,100, Estate Lindsay Muse; invenvory of persoual estave $5s86.00. Ketate Anustusla Patuen; order Of pub- cation, Estate samuel T. Sul letters testa mentary t@ widow; bond $10,000. Estate Henry A. Scott; letters Lestamentury lo executors; bond $3,000. Estate Elizabeth L. Porter; ietvers testa- inemary to Maud T. Porter; bohd $2. Estate Chas. D. Pennybaker; levers testamentary wo Anna E. Penpybaker; bond $500. Estate John Sullivan; order of publication. state Elizabeth ‘Thomas; caveat Med by Chas. G. Thowas, Ac. counts Were passed as follows: Estates ot Emerson Goodrich, Anua J. G. Mirick, James Ward; guarul- ‘apsuips of Isabelia M. Bittunger, Chas.’ Buil, 8. Virginia Douglas, Jas. H. Mulr. —-__ West Washington Affairs. AN ADDRESS’ ON THE HaILROAD Pposect.—The ‘West Washington Citizens’ Association iast even- Heaton, Virginia, wio epoke of the sdvautayes jeaton, o! vantages Of an extension of the Wasuingvon and Obio Kai road trom Falls Chureh vo +f dye an thence wo bridge. He suggested ry ‘View of tue benefit Lo tue residents of thut section by the building of such an extension, that the ‘and Kichwond and Danville road be urged vo begin the work. ‘The association adopted a resolution thank ing Mr. Heaton (or his remarks, Mr. Mitchell, trom Use committee appointed at the last meeting, offered resolutions arding the death of W. W. pied. ‘ihe report of thé adopted. it recom- street; te extension of N Street west to the conduit; and the paving of 34th street, from M to P; Sud, from M to N, anu Q, it, 8 ‘T'sureets, frow ‘s2d vo 35tn street,’ ‘The report calis attention to the urgent need for sewers in the northwestern section, and invites attention Yo Ube condition of Road ’street. A resoluuon Proposed lnprovement of 35un street from Ube appropriauion tor improving highways was adopeed, nd te meeting aujourned, ‘Tus FoNekat ov Jo ‘wok place yes. Yerday aiternoon from Trinity (Catholic) church. Kev. Father Roccofort was the officiating priest. ‘Tne pall-bearers were Messrs. ‘Thomas Knowles, 4. P. Glider’, Thomas Baden, William Anderson, Henry Casti¢man aud B. ¥. Waddy. ‘he remains Were luterred at Mount Olivet, RosBEKIES.—Mr. C. Beckvain, Of 3308 N street, Teports that during last night a ligut grey spring overcoat and a ‘winter overcoat, Valued at $20, were stolen froin the "way of his resi deuce.—A pocketbook containing about $21 1m casu and @ check payable to the order of Caj Sunge: by bim for $131, was stolen residence +r and trom the parlor of Mrs. L. M. Sanger’s n Prospect avenue tuis morning. STauET LMPROVEMENTS.—A large force of work- men have begua the improvement o1 O street be- ‘tween 35tn aud 37in sureets. ‘The work of grad- tug 36th street ‘between O ana P streets 1s als6 GRain Recerera—Canal-boat Col. L. Victor Baugiuman arrived yesterday with 2,000 bushels of wheat and 2,000 bushels of corn for G. T. YEMPRRATURE AxD ConDITION OF W. TT A a—Great temperavure, "52; condition, 36; receiving reservoir, temperature, 58; condi necUiON, 30; conuition at south connection, 38; distributing ‘Vempera- 56; 2ondition at infuent gate-nouse, 23: con- emMuent gate-Louse, Bé.iiigh tide 1b tbe Fiver to-day at 2:50 p. m.; ‘low tide at 9:36 p.m. Fetained. The limit will be reserved, and two wil stay by privave agreement. se ‘The season of 1887 endea credited with 46 victories and 76 cen of 37, and Indlanapolts 57 vetorlas Sad ay -293, thus showing Unat eiguth place ear is a utile ‘bie than the samme in 87. i n i: x Laie E t | ki Fir Stcx Haicez ‘Mag arise from stomach troubles, hilioumess, or dys- ‘Depsia, and many persons are subject to periodic head- ‘aches for which they can sscribe:no direct or definite cause, But the Lesdeche is a sure indication that there ‘s something wrong ‘and whatever the cause, Hood's Sersaparilla is © reliable remedy for headache, and for all troubles which seem té requires corrective and regulator. It cures dyspepsia, bilious- ‘ness, malaria, tones the stomsch. creates an appetite ‘and gives strength to the nerves, ‘HOODS SARSAPARILLA — Sold by all druggists. @1;sit for 85. Prepared ouly by C.L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. a (100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR ‘THE BALTIMORE SYNOD, Something About the Presbyterian Body to Meet Here Next Week, ‘The Synod of Baltimore will hold its annual meeting this year in this city. ‘The first session will be on Tuesday evening at the New York ave- nue Presbyterian church, and will be preliminary in character, A sermon will be preached by' Rev. ‘Dr. Smith, of Baltimore, a former moderator, and, at the close of the services, a moderator will be elected to serve during the | present session of the synod. The regular business session will beginon Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock. There will be @ recess from 1 to 2:30. The afternoon session ‘Will begin at the latter hour, and continue until haif-past 5, An evening session will be heid, be- gioning at half-past 7, This will be the program for Thursday. It 1s x1 that the synod will adjourn eltuer Thursdag event ‘or on Friday. on Wednesday and Thursday a lunch will be served by the ladies of the New York avenue church in {ie basement, The women of tie synod are active Public meeting will be hela under tists auspices, Sons. ‘will be -considsrod, Were De ayes, of CI ‘and Rev. Dr. Phraner, of New York, have been invited to deliver addresses. The wo- men aiso will hoid a meeting on Wednesday afver- ‘noon in the Metropolitan Presbyterian, when the considered, ‘Work of the various societies will be The ts for the synod are ‘under the direction of the pastor of the New: York Avenue church and the members of the session of the church. ‘There is also an executive committee composed of members of the church who Will us- sistin providing for the comfort and entertaln- ment of the visitors, ‘This committee 1s com| of the following-named gentlemen: John D. Mc- Chesney, B. H. Warner, W. 8. Gurley, Chaties & Foster, und Philip F. Larner. in tie organization of the Composed of the’ p icin com Presbyveries within a certain ter- ritory. In the case of the synod of Balumore its lerriiory includes the District ot Columbus, Deia- ware, Maryland, a portion of Northern that part of South Carolina known as the Presvy- Lery of Kio de Janeiro, ‘There are four presbyte- es wun the Dounds of, tie aynod, nauwely ke Presbytery of Washington City, the Presbytery Baitunore the Presby ary of Kew Castle, and (se Presbytery of Rio de Janeiro, Each church in the ‘Sy 40d is entitied to ropresentation in that body of oue minister aud oue e.der, and if tuere 1s a Tull attendance there will bé some 250 delegates pres- ent. It is not expected that all the churches will be represented at unis meeting. ‘The delegates Will be entertained during their stay in_this city at the homes of the members of the New York avenue church congregation and of the other Presbyterian congregauiuns, Some of the delegates Will be provided with rooms at the EDDILt and the Hamilton, specially important matters of bust- ‘Tuere are no: ness to be brought vo the attention of the synod at the present session, The sessions wili be oc- cupied with the consideration of tue interests of tue Various churches within tue bounds of the synod, Special attention wiil be given to mission ary operations, both at home and abroad, and on this account the meeting of the eynod, ti 1s ex- ected, will result in giving an impetus to the Varlous efforts now being made, ‘The Buffalo, N. ¥., jury on the Sherwood-Dun- ning case, in Which Sherwood wanted $10,000 tor the loss ‘of his wite’s affections, alter being out four hours, reported they were uuable to agree and were discharged, cIry ITEMS. An Elegant Line of Lap Robes and Wool Mats for baby carriages at low prices—pretty designs ana styles—at The Fair, 812 7th street nortuwest. 1 Classes Now Forauli For Painting and Embroidery ae 1 OPPENHEIMEn’s, 514 9tn street northwest, Palace Organs. Handsome New Ones, Sold ou $5 ts. 1 @. suri 1285 Pa ave. ‘The Great Atiantic and Pacific Tea Co., IMPORTERS AND KETALLERS, 503 7th street and 1620 14.n street n. Ww. ‘3104 M street, Georgetown. ‘Will commence on Monday, October 15, and con- Hue during, we week to give a handsime panel card of the frst lady of the land, Mrs. Cleveland, entitied “The Peoples Favorite,” size 11x17, hand- Somely mounted on heavy card-board. ‘This handsome panel 1s such a Beautiful subject ‘that it has only to be seen to be admired, It is une finest specimen of lithographic work ever pro- duced, executed in eighteen oll colors, It isthe acme of lithography and is worthy of a place in the parlor of any household in the country. These panely are to be oe away to os chasers of 50cts, worth of Teas, Coffees or ‘ing Powder during the week commencing Monday, ‘October 15. nts in the way of Crockery, Handsome preset * Glasswear, &c., given to all purchasers of our flné ‘Teas and Coffees. | We also give checks with every 25 cents’ Worth of Tea, Coffe, and Baking Powders. ‘Remember our Stores: 503 7th St. n.w., 1620 14th sl. o.w., 3104 M st, Georgetown; 58, 59 and 60 Center "Market; 93 Western Market; 8 and 9 0 st, Market; 101 North- ern Liverty Market. 3 Newton H. Bowsax, Managen “To Paint the Town Red” 48 not our intention, but we have recently treated the exterior of our store to a coat of bright ver- milion paint’ with white lettering, so that strangers may more readily iocate us, Our customers will kinaly aid in the distribution of new goods, arriving dally, by informing their friends that the best place to buy Tinware and Glassware Is at TURPIN & Co.'s Great 5c. Store, 1 439 7h street northwest, Sewing Machines for Rent By Week or mouta at OPrgnuEiMeR's, 514 9th street northwest, 1 Sole Agent New Home Machine, TO-NIGHT AT 8, ‘Farewell Appearance of ‘MISS EFFIE ELLSLER, 1m the Historical Play, LADY MARGARET, ‘Supported by Mr. Frank Weston and an Exceptionally ‘Strong Company. MONDAY, OCT. 15, MARIETTA NASH, In the Great London Comedy Success, KaTTr, 0013__—The Family Help. NEW NATIONAL THEATER TO-NIGHT AT: LAST TIME, TONIGHTATS, LAST TIME. ‘THE PRIVATE SECRETAR® ‘THE PRIVATE SECRETA!.: THE PRIVATE SEORETAK} ‘From the Madison Square Theater, New York, Next Week, ‘MB, AND MBS. W. J. FLORENCE. Monday, MIGHTY DOLLAR. Tuesday, OUR GOV- ERNOR, Wednesday, Thursiay, Friday E-veulngs and Saturday Matinee, HEART OF HEAKTS. Seata now onsale. IPSY ENCAMPMENT AND COMPETITIVE otivand 8 star'n, wat. National iis! armory, ner. mw.) a al iifles" 4 compe ween youne men. rater} Grand. Realistic Giney Gimp Boone. Musical “aud ‘Literary Program each eveping. ‘Hefreakments for sale by the Gipsies. Adminsion each evening 280. octgate_ HE ART STUDENT'S LEAGUE WILL OPEN itaclagses in the Sun building MONDAY, October ‘The full advabtaves of study from 1 fe combined the’ Bont pntruction and the Suet sto wooo. ous renders the ‘uutque in ite fepiiitics ‘art stud! ie GOODWIN BROS.’ GREAT POINTSI A MARVELOUS SUCCESS!? Our record at Sh:-epatiead, Bi ‘and Jerome has beet greater than ctor, “ptatistiea chow the following 63 WINS and 39 SECONDS out of 121 races at Sheepshead and Brooklyn, including 31 GRAND SHORT HORSES; ving all from = tm 330 co 9500 fora 810 bil. Our Short Horses for first 7 days at Jerome: ate. PONTICO, 12 to OVID. 7 tol. TEN D: Bee ek Ch A eae See HUNTKEMS, 301 MAJOMITY, cB tol MM, 3tol, TAS contident of a great time at Baltimore and Washington. Parties desiring VERY BEST POINTS on ali races at these meetings should apply or send for circular to GOODWIN BROS, _0c13-2¢ Room 165, Barnumn's Hotel, Baltimore, RIGHTWOOD BRACES. MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, AT 3 P, M SWEEPSTAKE RACE, $150, First Horse, $150; Second Horse, two-thirds gate- money; Third Horse, one-third gate-money. Entries: KATE CLARE, CIRCULATOR, AND GEORGE BH. ALSO RUNNING BACE, French and Auction Pools. Admission, 50 cents. ocl3 Ke a08 NEW WASHINGTON THEATER. MATINEES, MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND SATURDAY. TONY PASTOR'S GRAND COMPANY OF AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN SPECIALTY STARS, Prices: Orchestra reserved, 75c.: Orchestra, 50c.: Dress Circle, 25c,; Gallery, 15c.; General Admission, including first floor, 25c. Box seats, $1. 10c.. 15c, and 25c. at Matinees, NEXT WEEK—THE NIGHT OWLS. ocll. THURSDAY , If you want to feel like a millionaire and no poor kin, buy a Dox of Grand Kepublic Cigutros or Buffos. “For sale by ali first-class dealers, Wuole- Sale agents, Luchs & Bros, 1 Sewing Machines Repaired At reasonable prices ut OPPENHELMER'S, 514 9th street northwest, ‘Agent ior ine New Home Machine. Bradbury Pianos. Beautiful Upright Grands in Mahogany, ‘Wainut, and payments French jood Cases; factory prices; $10 fic Tea Con, IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS, 503 7th SL. and 1620 14th st. a.w., 3104 M st., Georgetown, Has concluded, in ordér to introduce and at the Same time push Ubeir unexcelied baking powders and Thea Nectar ‘Teas, to give elther a handsome Plate ora bewutifui cup ‘and saucer. ‘They will also give an elegant pitcher, a useful Whisk-broom holder, agd many usetul und ornamental articles to every ‘purchaser who buys a pound of eituer thelr infallible baking powers or Thea Nectar Teas, You not to forget tueir very fine aro- matic Java and Mocha coffees at 30c. Fine coffees at 20c., 22c., 26c., and 28¢. Consumers can sive frou: 30 to 30 per cent by Duying their Tews, Coffees, Sugars, and Baki ‘Colles ground fresh while waiting @y ald ae fee of our new electric Motor, ‘ih Our 8 o'clock Breakfast Coffee at 25c. per 4 tne best, cheapest, and most economical inthe Pure r ind; present with evel 7 reducuigas in iiPgrades of ure sugar, pound; the beat Standard A Sugay aun 3 rat at 73g0. pound! the best White Extra c sugar ate. ber Pound: the best Lignt C Sugar at 634: per pound: EI A 3 the best Presents in the way of Crockery, Glamwaro, dp. given to all urchasers of our 16 ‘Teas and We also give checks with every 2 cents worth of Tea, Coffee, and Baking Powders, 503 7th st, B.W., 1620 141h 8. D.w., 3104 M. Georgetown; 68, '58, and 60 Center "Market; Western Murket; 8 and 9 O st. Market; 101 North. ern Liberty Market. 2 Newton H. Bowman, Manager, Sa: Underwear, 50c. AC Co Auerbach's. Wait dacker"DevEC 4 w 7h and Hats, Phillips’ Digestibie Cocon ‘Does not distress, and flesh and weight, 2e0 For Anctpient consumption use Dr. Cougs Syrup The best remedy ta the wong Saxony Woo) German Ha: ic d= KK mi Socks, extra heavy, 3 at C. AUERBACH’ Hort Sucker Depot, 7th and he” meme i minute on the Domestic ‘The “Standard” Rotary Shuttle Sewing Maching. For sale at tue old J.J. Holiister, sole agent, ions? pss Bvs0u ‘THEATER WEEK OF OCTOBER & ‘Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, AN IRISH PICTURESQUE DRAMA, “TRUE IRISH HEARTS.” NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES, NEW MUSIO. Popular prices, w veek—Australian Novelty Company. JE Steer aie. Owing to the immense success of BROCEMANN 8 MONKEY THEATER 00, ‘They will exhibit for one more week, ‘Two Performances Daily. A Afternoons at 3:15, Evenings at 8, Donot fail to see the wonderful animals perform, ‘Nothing like it ever before sen in America, ‘They have performed before all the crowned heads of Europe. Admission, 25c. ; reserved seats, 50c,; school tickets, 1c, admits any child. Many new features for this week, notably the four Java ponies in their Hypologisches Tableaux, oc8-6t Shed RICHARD WAGNEL SOCIETY "OS NOVEMBER ZS, Ieee Programs end’ prospectus ‘will be issted in 8 fow days. ob8-6t* Ores! MARINI'S ACADEMY POSTPONED OFS ARTS ons jesunte Temple, Mr- MARINI ts compelled to Tost Pons the Opening of bis Behcol to sy, Gctober Seat Zand 7 dclook pan. Wenidence: Vig’ E atrest aw. p IONIC CLUB. ND SEASON— HILHARM Ui D0} 480 i = & Co.'s, ‘ad Active members: Mr. and Mra. & SirFenna, sve. 6: SiT Fens, » "ubecription, Sinele pssonane OF BATTLE OF SHILOH Sema tessienn, 008 FOR _RENT--HOUSEs. Be. % 1606 Corcoran sit, # x - Na Siar office. JOR RENT—455 5TH Si Fest Tobtatte Lares bath; large cellar: yard: Do base ; key next door. App 411 loi " ocl3-3t" Jo8 HENT—NOV, 1ST_HOUSE 719 EAST cari. gon or by the year, ; 6 rooms, bath and cellar; Bo ‘Ap Diy at 156 North A’st. ae | JQOK RENT—PaRT —9-KOUM HOUSE, from Metropolitan strect-care. i Mat, from Si to 10 and 4 to room in excellent lucation apply to, ocks-3t C. H, PARKER, 436 and f SIX MONTHS OR LONG a furnished house to a Feitable ten- ool iw Tait iso ben tata ee SIS. MAT ELEVATED PUETTY PLACE, 1530 High (or Jd) st: 830 a bar WATERS. 3 . VERY COM- ‘Foss-Urick Hotixe: saloon par- iS 2D STA B, it equace, —FOK SEABON OR YEAIL 1209 0 5) th; completely iuruished: Very desirable. For terms UMN’ SEL AS {OR RENT—A NICE 10-ROOM HOUSE, large grounds and stat ible, on Georgetown Heights; uly S40 per mouth. “J. 1. DYEK, 1304 F st. oc iste HOUSE,7 ROOMS: bay window, celiar, m. 1., papered throughout; al- D BATH, or. Dor. Sd YE O/4 Beh we Est ne Is 02 Fat nw. Is/Stable. © 1604 ocl3-3t ished seven rovms of an eizht-room ave. tow. OF 18 Pat. nw. 10r x & Betane. 7. 17 24th st. nw. Gr... FAS) L210 2d at. Re, OF ASHINGTOS DANENHOW Hit - parpagbits ‘1115 F et ow. SHED OR UNF homme, CEREE wR con infear: 420 Boundary hv Wer 2d door tna oth et, <asnii CoRR on Sete oe Tn: OHS Ingen et 400 Bounters: | 5.05 soem 1708 2m Och sid Paave.em. 3.835, OCIS SE Bei oe Net § caw. |)OR RENT—A TWO SIOKY AND BASEMENT DAY si window brick; all Mouern improveme. ts; sou. ‘Ww owner, 215K ool 3-3" ‘A VERY COMPLETE weineuts. Kent MEACALE Trout, &c. Heute ior $2.50. at nw. JOR RENT—202 F ST. N. six-room house: Jey low; 829 per month, al W. We rooms and bath; ip ovement; « beautiful METCALF, 1531 F sta. ‘oi: NT—408 NEW JERSEY AVE SE—NINE Perscotonuer: all modern ina And open grates: stableand Sunday tor imspection. JOBN i Pa ave. SF. 30 Cleve'd ay, BF. 1" 6 23d st, Sr. OK BENT—MOUNT PLUASANT, HOWARD AVE, near 14th st. u.w., new S-rooi house; Kus, latrobey ‘well; price $30 per month; MAN & CO. 1407 Fst, 1351 For full list cull at office for buted the Ist apd 15th, 1 THOS, $60 mouth. Apis , if desirable, 5 wd ear Departinents and Bureau. BB M., star office brick, bay window rent €12 per moun F% KENI—DWELLING 1117 10.8 Key nextdoor. Inquire 926 Lowisiau “ocls1w + parking in frovt throuehout; $50 per to CHAS. A) SHIELDS, 1006 ¥ st uw. runie brick dwelling: 8 rooms with Ast. ne. Missouri av sth bet. 28 91H ST. NE. NE jouse; hot aud cold water; improvements: reut, $17 Fo dence; 478 O st. u Physician: 10 rooms, mm Uice, inquire at 7: ROK RENT—A COMFORTABLE IWo-sTORY ‘and basement brick house, 624 5th st Fepair. ingureat 474 Oat RENT. HANDSOMELY ‘Bis 7a; lage trot Ons oak improvements; rent 6840 (EAD, 906 F si. nw. Provements; well it RENT—1226 17TH STN W.. WiTH ALL ‘modern ar. APE ; “heidi ik RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, 12 rooms, Latu-room, aud cellar; ail modern im: Jocated'in northwest; rent $90 per RUTHERFORD, 1307 ¥ stu. w. ‘ewly papered aind painted aud pur, AbD St store svutbenst Soruer 70R REN: 30; 100 Bin st. me “oll-st* above ix only a portion of che property E, WAGGAMA, KABLE HOUSE NEAI ‘signal improvements, 1007 bast ‘Capitol st, Luguire at FORE T—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 470} between $y wud 6th sta Ap ‘607 ee Do tok SUPE: itoom 14. Se Cloud Buslalag: oth ena rat in ines ROR RENT—HOUSE 21 F STN W. SIX KOOMS, modern improvements, $18.50; in nice repair. Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th’ st. mw. ocl= Lin FAR = Al ook: FURNISHED HOUSE OR BOOMS 10 owner will FOR BEST 00, D sr 8. W. FOUR kooMS, with wacer OR RENT—A DESIRABLE AND PLEASANTLY ‘all modern ocld-3t SEVEN. all i RENT OK SALE—PRIVATE CORN: R KESI- FURNISHED the southwest corner ey ALLEN, Fit. )OR REN 1—1112 10TH BT. N. W. 21th and. ochl-s (GHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, HOT and cold water. bath, range, latrube and el snot. B. Fats. B BENT—FURNISHED—2013 B ST. niece, china, &e.. Patterson sts ne. ‘New York . near New a corner | North mouth each. ocld-68 EVERY and at FIVE-ROOM TWO-STORY ‘MCLAC ‘Pleasant, a Frame Cottage; lot 100 by AGSON"S, Luporter Liquors, 1200 Penuayvamia ave iB RENT—2100 MAT NW. ‘roou, brick 4 Aiso 30 New York ave, Rime @ ross month, HEISKELL § oc FY + Tatrol bedrooms: concrete walks front each. CHARLES B. CAYWOUD, be, mT Basement, 916 ¥ ‘ocl3-31 $08 Corcoran st 13th st. 26 Tr brick, bay-window, 10 rooms aud bat Aron fa Perth root ed water. as, latrobe, bath. ba; borhood: 725 N ‘ .J.ave.: rent $20. App ‘Let. Toon press “bricl Wemschts, BeWly paiuted aud yw EUrUECS, dc. 5 Hou-e; ool L-12t 10 T1933 ‘H BT, 9 ROO! POR, RENTS 18T aeate QOH RENT—TEN-KOOM BKICK HOUsI window Mt BATCHEL- ‘ooll-6t ‘H ST. EXTENDED, MOUNT 136; key at capt. Ds wo dours worth of cottage. Burticu- ieee at HR SELIG ‘of Wines and ocll-6t w ta, latrobe: sition ; ‘oct. iE HALL, bei ywore 8-Ui" bf. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, modern umn” turouxhont 1445 Nat: 80 dunt a8 L682 ot 855 por saat oclL-3t 003-5 Fst FOE BENT, PUBNISHED 1523 COKCOMAN sT- jatory and baseuneut brick, ® rooms. micely Tu ished, 873. MM. PARKER, oct 12t 14i8 F at. FS BENT—FURNISHED—1512 EST. 2-STORY and basement; 9 rooms; very comfortable house, at PARKER, aaa orO™ PERE? ms 4 past-pt ce Sate, “3 3 {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— ee ‘Cirele. 81 ‘Cor, 18th nd M. SSE ‘Coun. ave., near N. ... 24 _oel1 3 i; RENT—1221 CONNECTICUT A’ conveuience: fine stable on rear ood order jveut only €22 ‘oel1-3 JOR RENT— 13th st. p(ext'@), 13r....g... # oY. ave, 84, frame. we Lay =|" Vi. §. ange, 110, aind very desirable brick residence, coli: mat ‘3otathervoms: laundry. and ‘every See aS iperties in the city Low ered fcr veut. oe ett ea Fini & CO. + —TWO DELIGHIFUL ARICK HOUSES ata ay or SSeP WARNER & Cor ble Fat sell ae Oe RENT—isis ST. N.W. BRICK, TWO : Sy B Foo : stories aud basement. gig Brooms, all taupe. ; Bkaeco. 16. ‘MUSER, ASPURY Oth between E and Fata, ‘Will open OCTOBER 1. 1888. America’s Greatest Work of Art in Wax, CHRIST BEFORE PILATE. Admission, 50c. Children under ten years, 250. ‘Doors open from 10 am. to 10 p.m. se27-1in FOR RENT 1013 207H ST. W.W.; NEARLY brick ROR RENT_FURNIGHED_A_ Di Tocated double our N. H. ay CARLA OBE 4, Baten. "Southern Rou ‘Address HAW! EY, Agent. 339 Baad shares os eerie Lee CIBED, cearcbives; Migkeclase Sale B pee ot hice Apply 0 -MR AND MRA. TON, Lato of the Washington Riding Academy, ‘sel-m EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. ING AT a —8T! w. ‘MAM Tarnished ‘on the . round-trip, 50 cents. Geen USBEE, ROART AE COLOR ie pee eee Miso + 0, ot, "ae HH FOR GREAT Fag, ae casi some EXORLSIOB, regular trips fie Somat aera ; 7% VA 5° 2412 7thet a G33 L at. on BE Ine nome. cond iceation tailwep | perking . beck Mis Fie to Ses mi ele” 1234 8 ST. F 6 rooms and Spree” MIR NOSO Soom and bath, §42.50 Per nome MRises treme Sesint Gr seen Gnnek @ COR 20th st. now eh ave. and Uns. Gr a0 i $07" Bound’y n'w 2 sth st nw 3 re. 79) Nth www OF. 40hMhice te. 1307 F aww 23 37.50 Barber shop 13h & baw FURNISHED 26th ot. near, 140. stab, ine TWO DestianLe OK RENT—AT MONTELLO. LC. LOOMIS. Piveatre drowns ana 6 room olla 108 40} Not 1.300 2hRh wi Is sc iiew s3. ~ Uschi, bet. G & Pa 400K wie bet. 14 53 1th wt t. Tse IME 106 6 ce } Circle bu at x, ty Hall ws Bb Uttice . pomaemn wiven November 1 Apply at 1417 NV ave. oclO- LD 125 S.¥ cor 14th & 0.830 ese 0k KENT — FUENINKED Teiit the, Feaideace of jenn 16 rs for peraust to inape-t any to SARA DATES & 0O,, 1407 Fat. nw JOR KENT—POUK NEW FRAME HOUSES, PIVE Fons: well im each yard. stab suitable for_person having bores per month; 7th nw: 2748 to 2722. 0c 10- Jas. A. BATES & 00., 1407 Ft. nw. PoE, BENT AS, ANACOSTIA. SEW sIX-hovat cottage; lance lot. wood water; sihtly and bealth- ful; location 2 squares trom strect-cars, will rent to small famliy, adults, for $200 per year. Apply to H A GRISWOLD, aulinw 1407 F u JOR RENT—1 TWO-STO) AND Lamerient aM. PARKER, I4isT st oo 120 )Ok RENT— ue. OF we.8 ‘921 Ost. Bow. 13r. - ‘oes MSTEDI & BKAULES. - m 4 Qk REN 1-108 CST. 8. &, LGA Koos, ALL mod. amps, Apply to | 0. C.GREEN, ocd: ta Ok KENT-ONLY 942-3 Foqmis, uruacy liar Tange, " Key next door. ‘Ok KENT — NEW FIGHT-hoom Houses, 4 si * Masonic Hal alley... 30, TICKLING, 1204 = “200 Rhea ns OGG rick, iided at, Geviiowi stabie ind Bt = ener housed. Fayette st, trevreetowh UNFURNISHED, Host. vear 14th 18r. apd stable. 3 Ob Jows Circle. ince, bear Conn. North Capitol st, near Capitol S-room house aud store, cor Ist aud D sta iw room Louse D #t, near Ist, ceady Oct. ‘B-rovu house, cor. alley on D st., near si 2026 14th #t.. dwelling above eta i ¢-rovus irames, 15th at 7 Kk RENT OR SALE-THAT FIKST~ Lass house, 113 Isto. a2. Srating Ouptent Fork - r=- cently occupied by Seu Morggu. hollow walls, bard ‘woud Bist, steam, heat, plese aude No i bouse, Apply wo W. C. DODGE, wt Key 116 Bue ectd- 2m FOR SESTo2 SEAT NEE oom kick nous BIN Bot, ce, 810 30 per wonth: ny at B16 921 Ost. n.w., 14 rooms, $60 per mo. Owoer st oth st. aw BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE—A BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY section of city. doing wood 600d ressous for selling. Address Box 3, ie Sb” LUckaTiv isa” {OK SALE—GKOCERY BTOKE AND. FIXTUKES: ixeuon and cheap rat. gly st cp at 20f Parave. ne: good reason for selling.” ‘ocld-ae* “SALE-KESIDENCE, STORE AND Bites “poet location Bua carefsi touaut: berdics peas the door. 714 Lothet | sour the presaiecs; or sell'gt cheap and ox) eax) terme 1k KENT—A $65 HOUSE FOR @43:12 ROOMS: | JOR SALE—AN ESIABLISHED BUSINESS. A & ital ured. Por particulars pcre aries ds, Some ee $y) 00 3 week | ivenwcn, for. apil- areas ee » WHOLESALE AND ngvon, D.C, with fab vintoB son. southwest, do ARTIES HAVNG MONEY To INVEST ON ‘time deposit will do well to communicate w.th us. Westinent pusilively secure aud iruin 6 por cent to 10 per cent per aunum guasautecd, cl 1-64