Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1888, Page 6

——— Decker Buo.’s New Bay Gnaxp —" “american Musician” says: “The tone of this new. Baby Grand 1 surprisingly full and owerrul, and juisite musical qt ties 1s remarkable for those waieh are so characteris Cons, O4T%, AND HaY at Goodacre’s, 1225 Hp. w W. B. Moses & Sox are offering seventeen pat- terns of best Bigelow five-trame Dody Brussel over 1,500 yards, at $1 per yard. Seen eee, NEw Storg.—New stock of w: pictures, and pieture-trames. "B,J. Laws, 12} hia avenue, formeriy with Mr W. i Veerhol, CUntaiw PouEs 36c. EN. Kinnahan hard- ‘Ware, 221 Pa, sa otew Savm Your sight. Consult Hempler, corner, 43. Souwp Reasox.—Our constan' sales at we sell the vest, confirms our Deller that made clothing in Washington. See our $10 sack sul!s. EisEMax Bros.. Corner 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Ice Ci ee eee Seartote Russe, Jelly, at Pussell’s, Msn’s Dexsy Hars, fall 50 and $2; extra Brooss, 15th st, Largest, Kiciest, Newest, Stock. Ruomr You Axs m you that Rich, 717 Marke. Space, is selling th® best $8 shoes Go to Jno. R. Kxity, Centre Market, for Wash- IngLor. dressed beet. Corned beet a speceaity. You Caw Finp just such an overcoat as you want 4m Our immense stock. See our $15 overcoats. ElskMaN Bxos, Corner 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Buooxs, 15th st., Gas Fixtures and Chandeliers, CITY AND DISTRICT geen Hani Amusements To-Night. Ausaven’s.—“Kattt.” ‘Namiowat.—The Florences in “Heart of Hearts.” ‘Hanuis’.— Australian Novelty Company. -Kunwan's—“The Night Owls.” Assony Musrx.—“Carist Before Pilate.” Paxonama.—“Battle of Shilon.” —_——— las Victoria Burke, a young white woman, last Bignt while druok fell in Maiden Lane ’ alley Southwest and broke her left arm. Officer Mc- ‘Namara arrested her for drunkenness. When it ‘Was found her arm was broken she was taken to Providence Hospital. ‘The Virginia Republican Association last night Ustened to speecues by EN. itll and Thos. Ruodes. The president, K L” Singleton, 1s ai Tanging to sead Virginia voters home. Abraham Lee, a colored resident of Hilisdale, ‘Was fined $20 or sixty days in jail by Judge Miller Yo.day for kicking Ida Sinith in the eye. In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this afternoon, a white man ‘named George W. Coving- Yon Was placed on trial on the charge of rape on Lizzie Taompson, a light-complexioned colored fm the circuit Court, Judge Wagner, to-day, W. uit Court, Ju a We Leslie Sears, C. A. Becker and Herman Jacobson ——. ‘Were accepted as jurors, He Was Met at the Boundary. ‘Yesterday afternoon 4 message was received by ‘Station-keeper Ecklof in Uniontown, notifying him that @ colored man had left Mariboro’ about 1 @’clock with a stolen horse and wagon. The mes- ‘sage Was lo the effect that the man was in a light Wagon and probabiy had a horse tied to the Tear end of the wagon. There was no officer at the i Station at the time, and, caiculating that it was | four hours’ drive, the station-xeeper went | on the road about 4 o’clocs to Watch. He had | there more than ifteen minutes when | i deen negro drove along. ‘The station-keeper pluced Under arrest and locked bim up on suspicion, FREEEE statements were conflicting. He first siated he resided iu Calvert County and aiterward Ubat bis home was in Alexundna, near King. Columbia streets. Suoruy after he was locked ir. John J. Lali, « farmer frow Calvert County, arrived ut tue'siation. He was accompanied Gantt, a cored farmer from the same identifiea the wagor as having veen frou bis place while Gauct claimed that oue horses belonged wo him. ‘They tollowed the f from Caivert County to Marlboro’ and there that be was on his way toward This morning the prisoner was EEE ie iP Mi 8 § Way is Wanted in Alexandria ona charge of Stealing a horse there on the 6th instant. ——— Mueccked an Old Woman Down. THE CHARGE ON WHICH JAMES DEMENT 15 HELD. About 12 o'clock last algiat OMicer Boland, of the Grst precinct, arrested James Dement, a fresco- painter about forty-three years old, and locked him up on a charge of serfousiy assaulting Mrs Catherine Williams, an aged worman wuo lives at | No, 1345 K street southeast. He was perfectly ‘sober at the time, and dented the charge against Lim. ‘The prisoner's Wite bas been separated from her husband for several months and has been living with Mrs. Williams. About 4 o'clock yes- Verday afternoon it 1s aiesed that Dement, whlie Under the influence of liquor, Went to Mra Wil- luams’ house to see his wile, abd wulle there Mrs. Wililams went between them to prevent te bus- Dand from assaulting bis wite, whereupon, It 1s charged, he deait the aged woman a biow in tue face and knocked her down, and beat uer uatil Ler face was so frightfully cut and bruised as to render ber almost unrecognizable. When Oflicer Fitzgerald arrived at the house Le found Mrs. Willams iying tm @ pool of blood on the Moor. She was uncon- scious Dr. Carriher found that she was seriously but does not think her injuries will prove fatal. it was taken to the Folice Court tis morning, where a charge of assault agaiust bim was coutinued to await the result of Mra Wil- ams’ injuries, Teaching should be thus accomplished is remark. able; Dut that result pales into insigniticance When It can be demonstrated that the identical Diunder bas wrought the almost annibilation of the sumac trade, a once fourisbing southern in- dustry, which gave profitable employment to to be used io catleo printing, the sumac of Southern Of Sicily is of rea or sup- tannll D the isan For this reason the sumac the act whici was intended to foster our fruit- ealture by admitung “fruit-plants” tree, by acci- Gent or design let im fruit without paying and tals country was gorged With foreign suma sent Lither as bailast for the ships which were engaged in fruit importation, and the condition the domestic sumac trade became deplorable. As long as the home trade had the natural protec. legitimate charge tor t ng foreign sumac nearly four, thousaud miles it stand up in the strugyle, but when it cost ‘Much to send a ton of Sumac from Kich- Boston as it cost the toreuzn producer to ike quantity from the Island of Sicily, it succumb. Io 1870 the best brands of Vir~ sumac readily commanded $110 per ton. the same quality ts urvz on Une market at $40; and more than half the sumac mulls of the South are as slieat as te tomb of the Capulets, Yours wruly, CS. RAMSBEKG, Gronestowx, D. C., Oct. 17, 1888, et Mannigp at THE Count Hover.—¥ Qt —Yesterday morn- ing & young couple, Samuei D. Young, of Alexan- County, Va., and Fayett: V. Javins, procured a license to marry at the Clerk's office, ahd started to Bnd a minister. They were, however, unsuc- ceseiul. pecuraing < the court nouse’ about 5 Gelock, Kev. E. D. Bailey, of the civil-service bureau, was called upon and tied tue knot. —_——— Srectacte FoR Next WEgK.—At the National ‘Theater next week, tne fazuim,” lacluding special scen- Ineldental speciaity, features tor the engagement go on sale to-morrow HH Fy i i &i prisoner gave his name as Guver Way, and | TRE SYNOD OF BALTIMORE, 4 COMMITTEE TO CALL ON THE PRESIDENT—THE SIOUX CHIRFS TO VISIT THE BODY—REPORTS ON HOME MISSIONS, MINISTERIAL SUPPORT, CHURCH RRECTIONS, AND OTHER BRANCHES OF WORK. The frst busihess session of the Synod of Balti- more was opened this morning at the New York Avenue church. Rev, Dr. Kegwing, of Baltimore, | conducted the devotional exercises, after which Rev. Mr. Wynkoop, the pastor of the Western Presbyterian church, the moderator, took the chair, The stated and temporary clerks were in ‘their places, and there wasa full attendance of ‘the members of tne synod. ‘THE STANDING COMMITTERS. ‘The moderator announced the standing commit- ‘tees as follows: Standin, — Rev. B. F. Bit- Unger, J. P. ‘Thos 8 Dewing, Wi i Stith, reert Dewing, W. eerie lamlin, D. D., lat aefoa Minutes of the synod—Kev. W. C. Alexander. Presbytertal minutes—Baltmore a Rev. B. F. Bittiager, D. D., ys pi pd Castle presbytery, ve port, Crissey, M.D. Presbytery Washington city, Rev. J. F. Stonecipher, J. P. Amidon. Finance—J. D. Smail, E. G. Polk, R. Leitch. ‘Narrative—Rev. W. L. McEwan, Rev. C. 8. Bar- rett, S. P. Carter. Leave of absence—Rev. C. B. Ramsdell. The stated clerk, Dr. Carter, anmouaced that he had received statements from the various boards of the church, which he was directed w refer 0 the appropriate standing committees. FROM THE WASHINGTON PRESBYTERY. Rev. Dr. Bittinger presented a report from the Presbytery of Washington city. It stated that there were 33 members of the presbytery and 26 churches within its bounds, of which only two were vacant. The communicants numbered 4,922; theSun- day scnool scholars, 6,554. There were 342 admitted to Membership upon examination. -The contribu- tions amounted to $149,796. During the year the foliowing new members of the bytery were received: Rev. Scott F. , the paster of the th street cnurch; Rev. W. 8. the or Gurley chapel; T.'Davis Richards, a. iicentiave, and presented the of the Chas. J. Allen, a candidate. Rev. W. C. Alexander Presbytery of New Castle, and Kev. Dr. Carter that from the Presbytery of Kaitimore, the former Teporting that the presbytery consisted of 46 uinisters, 49 churches. and 7,019 members; & latter reportes minigsers, 50 churches, 5,973 members, MINISTERIAL RELIEF. Rev. Henry Branch, from the committee on min- isterial relief, reported that the work had been conducted with great success. The contribution from this synod to the centenary fund was over $20,000, and the contributions to the board were $3,348.84, and the amount drawn out $3,825, ‘The report sugyested that 10 per cent of the salaries Of active wiuisters be set apart yearly for a fund for ministerial relief. Rev. Dr. Proudiit wanted the recommendations adopted seriatim, so that the adoption of this re- Port would not’ be a mere formal matier. He thought that something should be done to see that the beneficiaries of the church were actually cared for. and that the ministers should make this sub- Ject a special one in their churches. He offered as 4p additional resolution that the resolutions be printed together with an uddition showing the dlifereuce between contributions to the and ‘the amount draw for relief and the whole printed. All the resoluuions were adopted, Rev. J. L. Vallandigham, of Newark, presented the report upon the mintites of the general as- sembiy. HOME MISSIOXS, Rev. Dr. Gayley, from the committee on home missions, reported that during the year 170 churches were supported, 1,484 missionaries main- tained, and 10,082 new members were admitted to these mission churches. The amount contributed Yo.the oad, by the synod during the year was $13,555, of which the Presbytery of Baltimore gave . the Presbytery of New Castle $3,353, and Ube Fresbytery of Washington city $4,403. Of the entire umount the women contributed about $5,800. ‘The report recomunended that pew meth- ods be adopted to strengthen the weak chure and suggesied that a missfouary of the sy! might do muca in tnis direction by visiting the Weak cuurches and the mission stations. The re- port recommended that all pastors preach during Uhe year on the cause of home missions, and com mended the enlarged contributions of the Sabbath scuool The work of the women was warily endorsed, and it Was recommended that a synodi- inissiouary be appointed. ev. Mr. Nours:, of this city, sald that on behalf of this presbytery there were at this time no va- cant cuurches ‘unsupplied, and the mission sta- ons Were not, negiccted, and the report was | amended so as to refer in ttlese particulars to the | two other presby eries. sted that the resolution Rev. Mr. Fullerton st counseled to preachon State Lhat the ministers thig subject, Instead of that “the ministers see to Mt,” as tue report worded it, A CHANGE OF WORDS SUGGESTED. Rev. Mr. Cross, of Baltimore, objected to the word “counsel,” and suggested the substitution of “enjoined.” Some discussion followed, in which the authority of the synod over the ministers was “iter. HA. McLean, of Del di that te laware, thought it if the instruction to the’ ministers Was because the ministers did not know how to preach ou missions, he would advise them to go vest. He (avored giving great prominence in all the churches to this subject. Rev. Dr. Bartlett said that he hoped there would be no qutbble about this matter. He did not believe that tere was any minister Who Was not in favor Of home missions. It there Was such a minister {t Was his opinion that tt would be much better for im lo stop preaching. Finally the resoiution was amended so as to read that the presbyteries enjoin their ministers to present this subject to their congregations at ‘Some Ume during tue Year, and it was ed, ‘The entire report was Uien adopted, AID TO COLLEGES. Rev. Dr. Bittinger, from the committee on the Doard for aid to colleges, reported that since the board was established, in 1883, the number of churches contributing have increased trom 480 to | Seaeew one ‘the receipts from $15,000 to over CHURCH ERECTIONS. The report of the committee on church erection Was presented by Kev. Geo. B. Patch, of this city, who stated that the contributions for this cause, froin the synod, was $1,583. Noassistance trom this Source had been ree-t¥veu by any church or chapel in the Presbyvery of Washingtoa city. The com- mittee urged more liberai contributions in the Tuture, ‘The report was adopted. 0 WAIT UPON THE PRESIDENT. Rev. Dr. Bartlett suggested that a committee be appointed to ascertain wnen the President can re- ceive the members of the synod, as it was custom- ary to call upon him. The moderator pretaced bis appointment by saying that he would like to know some brethren of democratic prociivities. ‘This created a laugh aud also drew out a from several meuers tual the moderator’s sug- gestion was not a god one, as this body Was Lot Poi ‘The moderator acknowledged the truth of this ¢riticism, and appointed Rev. Mr. Branch, Rev. Mr. Vailandigham aud Judge Strong to wait upon the President and ask him when he can receive the synod to-morrow. THE SIOUX CHIEFS, Dr. Bartlett stated that he had been informed that the Sioux chiefs now in the city intended to come in tus afternoon for the purpose of meeting the members of the synod. He understood that the Indians would come over to the church from the White House, It was informally understood That the synod would receive the Indians. ‘The following were added w the commictee on tem- Derance: Rev. Mr. Ramsdell, Kev. EH. Kobbins, apd W. HH. Smith. AN APPEAL POR THE COLLEGES, ‘The regular order for the day was then an- nounced, which was an address by Rev. Dr. | Gantz, of Chicago, the secretary of the board for aid to colleges. He made a strong piea for hecessity of Christian education and’ the suppag of the board, which aimed to establish inseitu, | tous of learning, conducted in sympathy with the doctrines ot the Presbyterian Church. ie terlan schools West of Uinaha, and now there wore twenty. ‘The value of the property through gen- erous gifts, he said, had largely increased. It' was better, ue thought, to establish the schools ready in existeuce. There were ‘strengthening the insututions. Waea Dr. Gantz had concluded the moderator spoke of the unportance of the work which had Deen presented to them and said that the synod of Baitiihore evinced their interest, as was shown bY the contributions as given in the statistical report. A resolution of thanks was voted for tls udd.ess. SYSTEMATIC BENEFICENCE. ‘The report on systematic beneticence was pre- sented by Elder Edward D. Freeman, of Baltimore, who stated that the board had shared in the in- — to 5,126, the oatribubos to HEB At the afternoon session the special report on ‘synodical missions was presented. This evening Fy Epeevdiaie 3 ie i iE PEE E Bd rf Yenney. ‘Norgs.—No arrests a¥6 Been n made in this pre- clnct for two days past.—' Fishing Giub starts on its anaual fsuing trip down the Potomac to-day, an‘ will remain for several days. ——Many streets in W ‘are almost, ‘consigned to G. T. ‘Canal boat Loudoun arrived with 400 bushels of corn and 150 bushels of wheat for G. T. Dunio} TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF Waren at 7 36; “recetving reservoir, tomperature 68; condi: a reservoir, A Hon, at north, connectiéa, 96; condition ak south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, ture, 57; condition at influent aie noute, 36: con. dition at eluent gate-not High tide in the river to-day at 6:26 p. m.; low tide at 12:51 p. m. FULL WEIGHT—PURE-MOST PERFECT MADE ts superior excellence proven for more than s quarter of century. the ‘Great Univeraitice as’ the Strosued most Healthfus Dr. Price's Cream Baki ‘Ainmonia, Lite oF Alu does not contain DR, PRICE BAKING POWDER Co., NEW YORE. CHICAGQ 87. LOUIS. a7amkw J. C. Horcussox, IMPORTER 1 co # Ee [Gh EE H G9 HH MEME OE TAS RERMEPES F Ae eleaboll PEELE F MM MUtuiuw N Kveeee ROY 7 ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, cor- rect styles; French and American Felt Hats and Bon- ‘nets, in great variety; Ribbons, in all shades GLO AK S. ‘We call special attention to our Foreign Novelties in Ladies’ Garments. JACKETS—84, $5, $5.50, 96, 96.50, $7.00, $8, 89, $11, 812, $13.50, $14.50, $15 to $25. LONG GARMENTS—97.50, and all Prices up to 185. ¥LUSH WRAPS—Jackets, 815, 816, 819, $20, $22, 823, $25, 827, 830. Visites, $16.75, $18, and upwards. Seal Plush Sacques and ‘Newmarkets. IMPORTANT—We emphasize the fact that price for value cannot be equalled. Laces, Dress- Trimming; Foster Kid Gloves, $1 per pair upward. Fast Black Hosiery, 907 Pennsylvaniaave, 0cl6 ANY ONE IN WANT OF FURNITURE AND MEANING BUSINESS WILL DO WELL TO INSPECT MY STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING, I AM XOT SELLING ATOR BELOW COST FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OR GIVING AWAY CHROMOS TO MAKE SALES, MY STOCK WAS PURCHASED FOR CasH, AND I SELL MY GOODS AT A PROFIT; BUT TAKING MY EXPENSES IN CONSIDERA- TION ENABLES ME TO SELL a8 LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. 3. Q TOWLEs, oolS 1007 Pennsylvania avenue, Don*t be Plundered, twenty-five cents will buy Salvation Oll, a first-class Hniment, Hotel 13th aE bsemcergnd >’ aged an ‘THE OYSTERS. Daily recetpts of Norfolk and New York Stows, sc. For Ladies’ Saddle Broil, New York n grade only. pei Gent.’s Cafe take the elevator. 1 ‘Use Anchor Brand Coffee and noother. 1m. Per Gall Ryo Wiebe bast Orders iskey, Destin ths ‘Won tor ene aoNey. fn 3 by mail, MoGzr’s, 9h nearDst s&w Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable, 3m FOR RENT_HOUSES.__|__ FOR RENT—HOUSES.. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ot: gold water ath ant anche cine | EV Gos Gus wt tw eaten Fotmanieion imor: | Fs Seto pa aPiathie Re nn okeae | SOO SIs nee a Fiitienyae tained gee Fela sae Sh Ssaetee to hee fhe Tmpsainn Tei gh McPherenn Sauere: oF FOR SALE-HOUSE IN MOUNT FERAsaNT ara 11503 Peun. ave. 1 = » eS ONA23 9 Fat src SSceisye ie iF ttat pF Te etre ae is cee of s aa Rte ; 55: Soa SS SE STs: ee as Ns F H Fo ei 5 B H ! E ee : i = ane Lees! MALL FRAME HOUSE OF L 8T., parsiculars apply at 1106 {OR RENT — 808 10TH ST. N. W. OTH ST. frame, with ail i640. "101 with oot7-Si" 1019 H at. n. Water; key st 1621;'912.00. frame, two storie, Soe 'H, WARNER & 00., 916 Fst nw. aw } een 112 Re ie LE eG ‘Apel at store soutoust dorner 1th and Stet R RENT—1537 14TH ST, N.W. OCOMFOR’ Pisietiree steps jreerteck House; taloon, 842.50; key next door aT oar Sight rooms: oc) 7-3t* ‘Apply park ot Dw. AUCTION SALES. fPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE UNIMPROVED On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 2: Reon whisper et se el nting 35 VALUABLE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘AT AUCTION. 1888, at HALF- Min tront ot the of original Lot 1, in Square 1022. fro ‘on ‘K street south and O1 fect 836 inches on Geormia avenue east, between 12th and 13th “SFormis one-third aes’ talcuce’ta aie" and. twelve months with ‘and necured by a deed of trust on the pro} ‘all cash at the of the ihe property sold, or ‘at the option Qn Mir Past OURS we ‘will sell T6 fect on 1334 street, bi Inguee to's pred ab ere sney bur- ALSO. OCTOBER TWENTY-FIVE, at M. in front of the premises, I riginal lot are 263, a'depin of 109 fect 10 . between Band C streets mproved by s two-story frame dwelling, rear, being No. 235 133 street eout west. ‘Terms, purchaser to assume deed of trust of $1,000, balance in cash. bas . FRIDAY, OCTOBER HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., in cea five two-story frames of five rooms each, for 80 per month. ‘Terms: ALSO, TWENTY SIXTH, 2888, it and renting One-third cash; balance in six and twelve ‘months with interest, and secured by deed of trust on Poett of 8100 oF all cash, at purchaser's 0} ‘A de- will be required on each 0! the above Pieces of property at time of sale. All conveyancing and recording 8: cpatot the purchasge oF purchasers, 817 7th lov. 1, tore Pa a ave. n. w. Store room 1827'D st: nw. i N. Cap. st. 6r. Store and cellar “2 Ee RENT—HOUSES, STORES, OFFICES. ko awig 1702 itt Wort br 84,100) ‘9th and Paave..rm. 3.935 3 100|Store and d'wig 001 1 Store room 1706 Fa | 50|Vernon How rm. 50) 521 11th st. nw. (shop) (615 7th stn. w., rm.11. stn. W., or, \Store rm’ 305 7th st. n. w.. 18 (Cellar 1543 M st. nw. 1s aw... 30.60 nak The ‘only a portion, on, pooke, Wye faa lat cites omee for the Ist and 15th. [oc161 issued on THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. RENT—211 A ST, 8 E, 13 ROOMS, ALL modern con' dition @ fine location. THOS. aw. ‘firnt-clase con: ‘and , 917 Fst. WAGGAMAN, 917 F 8 INT—1032 15TH ST. N.W.. HOUSE OF 8 R RENT—1632 + it a Soa coe SE ‘ccl16-3t* ements: Btu ot. with m« PGE RENT 210 AND houses in northeast sect: i11—FIVE NEW BRICK n of city; water and venient to a Ww. RILEY ‘DEEBLE, Terms to be cot with from day of oly ee cars. Apply on t Seah EY R RENT—CORNER HOUSE, STH AND O STS. FRANKLIN H MACKEY,} Trustees, | FOR i angi od THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ocl7Akds | onerevair. Inguicear S74 08 oclOtwe "36, folio District of Oofumb: as Willow MONDAY, THE TWENTY-NINE Scroben, O'CLOCK b. reiiises, all thoes. District of Columbia, aud UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera, FEE: ANENUR AND att RESIDENCE, KN Under and date Jal; by virtue of acertain deed of trust bear- 0, 1885, and duly recorded in Liber No. ,oue of the land records of the the trust HE DaYor . 1888, at “HALF-PAST FOUR seil at public auction, in front of the coats pisrgcreresgt mea sea z inown and distin, hed as A M. situate and be! ail of lots numbered forty-nine (49) to sixty (60), both inclusive, and the south fifteen (15) feet front on Ver- mont aveliue by forty-eight (4! the full depth thereof of lot numbered. ). in George Taylor's subdivision of Part of square numbered two hundred and fourteen (214), a8 185, Of per plat recorded in Liber W. B M., folio the records of the surveyor's office of the Dis- trict of Columbia, with al! buildings and improve- thereot mente privileges, a. together with the rights, easoments, ‘and appurtenances to the same Grin auy wise appertaining. "Terms of saie~One-islf cash: and balance in one, The S250 "will bo required at ‘me ing, cat coat of purchaser. “Term lied wit the erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting after ten days’ public notice by adver com i 0c] 7-d&ds fis or al cash st option of pusebuer, or: ot wurchaser, Will be sold asa wuole, and & deposit of Al'convey- th wituin teu days from day of sale other = from day’ of & Trustovs reserve thericht to resell thie prop wurclaser, Rement if in ‘the District of RICHARD W, TY: EOBERT O RUTHERFORD, Trustoos, ‘Office of TYLEK & RUIHERFORD, 1B. 1226 F st'n.w., Washington, D.C, and sale. WINTER RESORTS. IHOMASVILLE, GA. PINEY WOODS HOTEL. SEASON OF 1888 OPENS DECEMBER 1 M, A. BOWER, Proprietor. For circulars, , address Wake Davi ocl5m,w&f-26t ‘Manager, ville, Ga. \ Uneneceventen Arrraction: made by It “We do hereby certi We, the undersigned Prizes: may be BR, M. WALMS!I CAKL KOMN, Fres, Union OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. the Legislature 1 Ean cational “and Unaritetic varpouss, aad hs frais ‘8 partof the overwi GRA) Semi-Annually, resent State Constitution in 1879, helming popular vote. ND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take December). and its une and SLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place ithe ‘the year, and are Academy of Music, New i} Say A # that we the and Semuca nent Dractagso? Louisiana Slate Lottery Company.and tn. person i Teliery Comiany.and tn pe mducted with honeaty, "Vairneee, and f = Soecode = See ints tiscinenie’ ‘i Commissioners. inks and Bankers, will pay alt ising State Lottertes which at our counters. Foes, Mente National See |. Fred. New Orleans National Bank. ‘National Bank drawn in The GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, : Hed TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1888. CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars egch: Hal dg Geaetras B3; eather we, Rwemtite st LIST OF PRIZES. FREE 9 RK RENT—FROM 815 TO 825—SEVERAL (NEW) Cee eee ee ate as Bute ; om line of herdics. W. E BUR- RD, 1422 New York ave. E . With _ eee tees tisghaee SALF- Cc st. 5. MODERN IMPROVE auiy 840 por imouthe SF DYEIC 1500 Fat ete nk Esteem iso Ui Cetne. Jk WRT LY NEW THREE-STORY axp tc Poms and bath: all mo located n. W.. owner roing ‘sold tf desived Feastinas SEER: 15,38 63 1 Gap. By 3909 ath ‘t-nrws ior-90 lie Toth at nw. Ur. 50 BOR 10: wt. 516 Sth at. n.w., 10r45.59 114 10mm st. SEBS aa fon Se 2402 Pa. uve. n.w. 4 es Fropgect aitaiee a 0 Biss Suh 33 ee seas % 1149 Zine 26 Fenton 1013 zou’ S22 Kat. 330. Hagpam. 511 9th BEX 1812 Corcoran Cleveland 3 1509 Tet. L010 Ht. 401 net. 929 Lt, 0.3 406 Hat. ‘MeLean a 12.30 2218 oun 807 Ath i 622 Ont. 1118 Sun 4 rors ry 17-25 Fen 443. Qat | 1357 2 1 ve Ket e26 30 fig ist bist 38 anni bb, Lar, Hs tin Bis ASTD st ikw. Lh. 2006 13h, ‘STORES. Sr. : igo 1636 14th 45,000 1008 Md. ave. 25 2420 ig M st nw., OF...-30 oer 1318 Vat nw. Ten 23 Riis iw. wi, ‘ocl3 ‘BH WARNER & CO. 9167 nw. oe. “D000 RENT—SEVEN FIVE-ROOM TWO-STORY Fe RrRe ene Gaara st. n.¢, near New ave. ne ach, ‘S MCLERAN, 1008 Feunw. oc POE, BENT 2000 ST. N.W.SREW SEVEN- room, ad brick house; $35 dnonth, Also 29 New York Bw. 8 rooms, m.f- $30 iouth, HEISKELL § McLERAN, 1008 Fat. Sw. R_RENT—HOUSE—007 T ST. NW, THREE stories, eight rooms, cellar, gas, beth and’ all im. i.; | nooks: ‘at office for in on in perfect order: fronts south; rent, 630. THUS. E: | the Sen [Os E WAGGAMAN. WAGGAMAN. D1? Feu nw. i tg pe SALE—VERY CHEAP—LARGE 3-STORY Eee tress eirareey WALKER & WiLSON, 1006 Fat. SnNook-at is am {OR RENT HOUSE 21 FST. BW, Six 3 ‘ROOM modern vement 3 iam ‘Apply to W. C JOHNSON: 718 13th st aw. EK RENT—A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR R SALE—AT A N—BRICK HOUSE; 9 Arent, Sauare: | €00 mouth. “Apply CHARLES |’ Taine and batt ait moleen tape a DWELLING 1117 1018 ST. Fic hij went door, aguirs 020 Leubhins Be ‘ oc: SMBEICK houses; nw. : ve math R RENT—1033 15TH ST. 9 ROOMS. 2242 | Post-Uftice,for the very low price. lever aver G rooms. ‘MOLACHLEN & BATCHEL- | #8 less than anyone could buy Dae. 1318 F. seli-6t_ | Sid cellar: gvod iat io aly: It FOR SENT ORTH ST. EXTENDED, MOUNT | Vestinent now's your chante. Da jeasant, a Frame Cottage: co Gapt Dicker’, two doors worth of : | aOR SALETA BARE lare at HA SELIGNON'S, Tuporte ince and | JOR SALE—A BARGAIN — ra. 1200 Fonnaylvanis yO Nockt-oe Fins Fo, RENT—FURNISHED_1523 CORCORAN ST. 2-story and basement tory brick; ¥ rooms: nicely fur- aw. Metta Bs ae #1. 695—FIVE-ROOM BUICK, NEAR ., pear Pennay Vautia ave. Feut- xo "SHAR A. SHIELDS, 1006 JOR SALE—WE HAVE A NUMBER homes ‘at Gaitnersburg and other points tan Braue! OR RENT—FUBNISHED—1512 BST. 2-STORY ‘Bina Battunent 8 rosnss ‘very comfortable MM. PARKER, 1418 Fst. -UNFURNISHED— M b range eee 300. ANP. HILL G0. 1338 F se PE “BO 1430 {OR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL SEC. 55 1228 tions of the city; call and examine our bulletins. ‘50 1427. oclé-gw AP. HULL & O0., 1338 F at. 5! NEW, MOD. imps: borthwest section, on line of cars: ‘prices, $3,000 and $3,000. Erogaut home, nour Toth st end herdics: cheap” 80.500. Gat: 11 room, m.L; atn- 7-500. 15th at-. 10 room cellac,dec,: tert enuy Gi Georeetons: Heights, double house, wit 43 ots, 13th wt; Gat Pierce st. mw., and Pst. if Poe BEST ea era brick, 14 rooms; new house; York ave OE BENT_ONE TAREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE: rooms; all mod. Ww, 1aquare from tho Prin en z -FOOU, order; coal vault in frout. ‘T. GALLI & improvements: neine and Engravi th st. ‘inguire 403 7th wtetawe octe-Bt ST. N.E, all’ mod, imps. ; in ‘nice LLIGAN, 230 Lat st ocl8-3t* teen: rooms; northwest, 2 Fst. pletely furnished hou RENT—HANDSOMELY SITUATED, COM- Fo ne, in. Derfect onder: four. J A BATES, 1407 ocl6-6t" ips, ING Oth st now. Food neighbor 16 Sth st nw. RENT—ONE HANDSOME NEW HOUSE, BT and th; all mod. Apply BANE T: BROW or ocl6-3t Fok, BENT A, HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED house; southwest corner of 17th and 7 rooms, besides bath, attic. for7 ths: $115, onth by the a MOclU-Ot SNOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st 0c16-6t Mi ste n.w.; and cellar: $130 per ma. JOR RENT— 1403 Sist st. 10 3 story, 260 Lat. todme cella’ new. 2287 Cleveland ave. ocl6-3t G roolus, lairobe. 82 WiiTAKER & JORDAN. 1 furnace... 041.99 14.30 T4i7 F ot, ROR RENT—123 B 8ST. 8. E. THREE-STORY ‘bri heated ick. 13 rooms; furnace: all conve- cen: |. M. PARKER, ocl6-12t 1418 F ot. RO! BENT—UONFURNISHED. x F% RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, veamouien well ocstad ia morehwders See) sac yvements ; locas in no} 7 rent $5 a7 Month. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Oe oclt-6t* Fatnw. PoE PEST SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 1420 E ST. uw. Apply 421 12th st. nw. Oc15-3t Foe, BENT BY BO, HOLTZMAN, REAL ES. tate and 51011 tbat-a.w.. 1 $19 13th tu 18: my R.0. Or..2: Bar. HOUSES. 1000-2 F stn. w, 427.8250 cor, 10th and F sta. nw. Boceeecre x SEFEE EE ay HE a Br PE Fos RENT 600 M st. x, Ww. SEVE ‘bath; nearly new; ty ‘and handsomely papered: all ROOMS m, pale m comabr’ proqerty Fst mw. ocloae ed houses in the B. H. ROBERTSON, 1515 H st ‘TWO PRETTILY-FURNISH- northwest, st $100 per month, ool 5-st. 1 RENT—A NEWL\-FURNISHED 1EN-ROOM house; bright and sarefel touants berdics ‘ool Bw pane tho duck, monta tos ‘14 15th st, R RENT—LARGE st a.w. Suitable With BUILDING, NO. 413 9T or restaurant. Nota ae fees eS Pees 12TH ST. NE, 6 ROOMS E AND 2 any efard. Only e CiiWoon, ofa X-K. BRICK HOUSE month or $1,000 s year on three years’ lease. RK SALE—ON P SI. BET. 11TH AND izTil PARKER, 1418 F st, » Rear 12that., two lots, of 18x54 each: ge 850 R RENT OR SALE-THAT FIRST-CLASS emma” ah oected by San Morvan Hog ‘wuln, hat | 7SQu SALEBARGAIN—A-WEAUIIFUL, NINE” cont : - rar RGAIN— ; wood finish, steam heat, place glass, anda No. 1 house, 3 soery ponveuianes: See 4 Konly tow: C DODGE: F00 Ours Key 116 Bure | sonst Museums “isvuve of 2 Fe Bankeee Mise zm stn. w. 0c15-3t Fee, REST FURNISHED — WE OFFER FOR | ¥-on SALE—THIEE-STORY, NINE-NOOM BRICK tthe residence of the late Chief Justice Waite, + C ween 1 16u; gontaluing 16 roomm fully and completely furnished | &,Hose ob Lot. u®-betwoen 1th aud 26th; ail oy to ‘ccfotw. ° JAR a. BATES & CO,, 1407 Pat nw. ements ii porfect Tepair, price Ouly Sabie Li ERMANK: 1503 F ot 5 1B RENT—108 CST. 8. E, EIGHT ROOMS, ALL SALE—E NT NEW RESIDENC! pod imps, Apply to 0. C. GREEN, + Gthode island ave, very gubetustelly bail sok ie A Se es ‘ous: {armor in Stila to eat whic house, | & LIPBERMANR, 1300 ¥ x oold-0t Tange, bath, &c.; ears pass the door. @ st.n.w: | 7508 SALE — A FIN 2 ROOMS a saau Soper | Revie teeiactemny teatro = EW SIX. HOUS! sot Zx88, to -£ alley price L Terme, Hest elie North Capital et) Mae P pont ates | $2000 cash snd the baisnoe gl DOU per tees oath Gay home; good location; near electric railway, wide | cout interest seui-aunuaily ‘rents tor Gar Bey ted eek peciay siee: seamamaterie Save your reut. GO. W. LINKING, 19th and H streets tg; will be finished about 15th. HL. RUST, | horthwest. ocl3-Ut 1008 F street nw. se29-1in re AR arr LITTLE HOME, FRONTING ON East Camtol Park, containing ewbt rooms, finished iu hard wood and a decorated: is open on thres sides; is bright ‘and ‘sanny. comsandieg noe View. is ip perfect condition aud replete with modern improvements; closets, &. e owner bas de- termined to leave the city, and will sell this gem of » bome at cousicerably less than the cost. For particu- FS. RENT—HOUSE 1347 CORCORAN 8T.; 3 improvemonterin pericer Srders Tronts seni neat ‘ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ‘se34-1m 917 Fost. uw. ROR RENT—75 PER MONTH—HOUSE 310 E ‘st. n.w.. fifteen rooms, with all modern improve- lars aud permit to exaiuine apply to ments; near City Hall and Peusion office, poseeasion [ PIsHER fiven November 1s Apply a 1417 NY-a¥eOC10-2m | oc13-16 HOS bia tree IR RENT—FURNISHED— I SALE—GREAT_BARGAIN—8 HOUSES 1402 Mass, from $2,500 to $7,000 each. MCLACHLES ake eh BATCHELDER, 1215 Fat uw. Sew ry ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK, O11 adit Feat E south frout of twenty-two leet; well- builtin thorough repair, “includiuz bew plumbing suitable fora rsidehee of yey ty be ~ ith; st nw, mare vas Joe BENT— = Fo SALE—1537 T at: very chieap at 85,390. 0010-12 ee SALE—A FINE BRICK roo, price terms easy. THOMAS. TCHELL, esa F st, room 4 a ocd. tn) N. W., A GOOD 7-ROOM ‘House, now occujied 10F Susiseas Jot hie an outlet ona wood. elt GLO. round. Vernonia. eae’ Towa Gincia, “W0z.2 Bath, china, tbe law, property in this location 1s specially for offices atrd Uusiness purpows wenorally “and: mest oe hance rapidiy im value, THOMAS & MITCHELL, ‘oct 3034 F st, oom’, FOR SALE NORTHWEST CORNER i, 2303 8, cor, 13th st Jot 5ox100; muansard, Hau ee thos RENT—A NEAT SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUsi wulletin- FisBrcus, s16 30 panos: bash as _ 921 Ost. nw. 14 rooms, $60 per mo. Owner at 518 Sibet. nw. en7-tn &j tase t; pelcen re EK, 1538 Cocxen Axo P; = xp Pare. — READY FOR AND EQUAL TO ANY EMERGENCY. Seer Mis. dgnit, bellove, im, dreams, consequent ty, have rooms: neither faith, hoj confidence in and two Sines of people commonly known as DREAMES & 00. Our battle of life has taught in lite 4 yequires a regular “sat to." backed by stern and stub TT 1B A FACT that wo sell a, perfect:ftting Overcoat. se2Z-lur made, st 60.75. FACT that we have hundsomer. finer and raha fer coer ah 8100. wO-T8, BOTS, TES ATAGE wl sremade well 3 a = SALE-* SELENDID LOT ON. & SF. BET. 18'A Fac that we’ peak age ‘oats ana | front; frame ‘ou ie; rents for $10 per mouth: = Nesta Wise Wale Cleat” Ws Di. a ee e108 ‘per foot dhe iss . or: IT 18 A FACT that wesell eck 7-3t erp 806 Fat. br peta ts ye LOTS Ix MT. PLEASANT. ONLY , $7.75. IT'18 A FACT thst we: FA PAT TE Sa oe OS IT isa Fact we the = ree ae PRR Te | IT 18 4 FACT: ot “pew to the sone eR WINE READY-MADE CLOTEniG. VICTOR BE. ADLER'S » ‘PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 2 ‘O27 ond O2¥ 7th st nw. corner Masmohusstys ave. ‘Btrictly One Price ‘Cpen Satepdays 1D 11pm FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Ok SALE—A SOUND, GENTLE. Fy LEA SOCND, GENTLE. FAMILY Homan. So ter alte prea sot elt ae Fk SALE PRIVATELY, PARLOR AND CHAw ber furpitary lonures libra y table, fine mantel wm stor, lambreg Lengravines, Ana eee ite ee 7 via ae NaS SALE_CHICKERING GRAND PIANO, i 0d condition, cont $1,050, will sell fo: Kadres WM. Whar ses celteae 70K SAL» — ruoTooRAPH GALLERY, 102 Charles st. ¥ loca Son we RINGS AL five trade, good Loa POR -ALE—VLUSH PARLOR SUITE pices. walnut, marble suite, @ a matteo und sana toe eat all oear'y soe w 2008 Titi se iv Fok SALE—GREENER GUN 10 BORE. 9 LBS MESFET peice eae et teers 5 LEK, Optician, 453 Pa ave,. cor. die et 00 AGLISH COL, HANDSOME ind. reason sale, owner io Bascineut, etd Tigh wt, Fgh 409 Lap for child to drive. Conpecticutare. A DANES PRI ALAIS hOL 016-3 a BLACK FIXTURES AND GOOb-WILL, of custom ‘Shoemaker Bom Chee, eet oa sqiine, woing out ut cay. Apply JOR SALE—TW Pe wat _o015-3t Westinurcon Oyrical Oa, Sot aust "PEL HALL. Optica isa BARGAIN—A FAN rine business wi — se tertioner Apply PHIVATL Fel ave. and Hew. FOR 84bi 5 stanns Lino? SHEL ra HEAD OF HOKSES AND MULIC Cy from Vbie, inciudins Saddie, = asia Work’ Horeos taunt to euld. Drotiyaet & Corner 12th and ii wis, E JOR SALE—JUsT Tent a parpyser: reasonable prices. old by J rear of 612 G st. uw JOR SALE—THE LALGEST STOCK OF Winter Carriages, new and secon to select from. ‘Terms toasousble. J: {iB tnt 482 Ct ew rear or jon Por siesest ARK) ED 16 HORSES, AMONG them sowe five draft, wenrnt 1.500 5 some good drivers; procs tea ae QUIGLEY, to rear ot 935) D JOR SALE—SUN DIAL GAS HiATi stove to best a stuall bed-room or later rooms in proportion. KG. S17 10th wt aw JOR SALE—AN ELEGANT TURNOUT P young, sound, haus nd harness, must be ice. a Fok SALES OST AiacveD 10 WEAD oF ring Buthore: 10 bauds h ae ey nave twoeaddle bores W Fok 82-oxk meacrirct orniou, even Ivory heya. fest ri he juin of eaibonsed brown puncla fore bargun, HUGO WOKCH & OU. w: mil-dm “RUTH, THE Clik jew Hywiew, by the a. BLY & ALDAICH’S, 527 Carriage ad Marnem Repository, i VERS. 460 Pa wv ROR SALE — 2 BeAviPoL h ED SQUALE Grand Fisno in ciowant couditisn, and. fie warranted as good.as new, for only #10, Including Cover and Stool, €10 per month tll 8450. winner, for 850, #4 And several other 108 OD easy pay Lie ‘bee our baryains beior you buy 4KE PIANO EXCHANGR, paid tor; come ts Of 40,646 concise,” comprehensive. — duaps; 13,286 octave 1 for generations ; stele lusirations, Lat Bowles, goood R SALE-GLss Se,: Ciatet or Hock, Se.. very lang gises of com wr. Ses Jukepe and oll maxed driaks lOc. at 2OHS COLLINS Cozy ‘bew Family Wine ‘Claret and Hock 2 Bottle trade a spec! Cigars by the box. FOR SALE—PAKTIPS IN NERD OF should communicate with 1 Sharing eleewhere, es 1 uave cured 2 supniy etuaud p CLAKKE, Occoquan, Va 0K BALE —THE “OTTO” Gas quires no boiler, avons a ho boss of time | wo bats une 0! and price list. b. mpi hosta. tp teas of Bas NGINE Ke Condanem, USINESS MEN OF INTELLIGENCE AND LIM. ied capital wanted ee snaisw Fs of -tate agencies for our sujroved s) ~4 control, now being universally adupted it alias-Lure system secures to ths automatic control of his Kas the constantly chaugiux ‘conditious ot w: Mand: reduces insurance: fsx aud dan? incident to whistling, blowiug, aid smok: and preventing the frequent breaking ot umnination and ubvistine the souty depen of uneousumed carbon Upou trescocd Walls, paiutiogm, or drapery. Tusuriyy a pure and healthful a GUARANTEED AVERAGE SAVID THREE Pik CENT IN MONTULY GAS BILLS. Over ten thousand machi:ves in service. Tudorwed tay Dighest mercau ‘tie, corporate aud exper authtiien dress oF ¢ THE UNION NATIONAL GAS-SAVING CO, 9¢17,19,20-3t 744 Broadway, New York 10,000—WANTED—PARTIES HAVING THIS “it $2,000 to 85,000 is Wo yours, secured Uy re SUBDIVISION, dia: otter. PAETRER WANTED WiTH es. capi evelop aud increas an prottabse, “ busivess ? KGdrowe PROFIT ce et abbwolate tan JOR RENT—HOTEL BARDEK SHOP, FINE L0- sagen. rent lo $400 WILL BUY TW Mewropoliian Bou s XAT. lov. S per cout. ivi nds and te stewsily eubancine iu value. oclé-st VELOC Li. 1313 F street JOR SALE—DRUG STOKE. DOING A Goud ‘businom, sind on ony terme, cower and uld-ertablished. inkkon & KAMed oclo-or i307 Fat ue EXCHANGE houses, 120 to 10-rooin brick house, Lot 2 room brick boure 1% Sal toe for be lots or farina near Wasbingw THOMAS A MITCHELL, 034 F st, oom 4. je -twol UT OF A LARGE RENT-LIsT OF FINE oures, furnished ae Fiat one vacant. ‘The dewand ¢ ; satisfy our numerous cus! were liberal reuts, ‘ Ral chase *he following hors hens greatly below their va.uc UNITY 18 OFFERED Te OPPORTUNITY FERED Tv Perfect waddie and drvvais: lore Uld enfe aud reliabie every way aise ®, Bie Coach horse, # good driver. and suitable for an shifting-top. bugey, a fue 1 Giaud-ede’ bares, biankets, robes “we property of © eeutl-wam Drvekine up hos suble, ausd'will be sold for los thaw ee Sows _spurvase OTASs, Oc15-3t* 720 17th at, back of Corcoran Art Galley OLD ESTAMLISHED WHOLESALE AND R ory sora in Warbingwn, Dec, with ful lot pear ‘ex- | Company ae ae ee fine bus. ‘one weed ‘Aadress J. ARTIES HAVING MONEY To INVEST, « pt! ‘comimuicate. wh x vestsnent! positively’ secure sind frou © per oxat €2 AU perigeu per eau guarau ood, welt S___ CITE FOST-OF = BUSINESS HOUSE IN LEAVES- A Sort ans cy ot ‘weil rented, will'rmde for city ror cree oa