Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1888, Page 3

—__ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND STATIONERY. nw modern tr Inquire of Ae eet ote | ‘SALE—VERY 3, EXCEPTIONABLY | ROR, SALE-A BUFTER STAND IN CENTER | (3, bese St, pee new brick bouse, 7 rooms and Ai | a es 15055 Penn. ave. o. SALE-—J. T. Groomsand| oa. impa, | FF 'iad ale sabia; etwese ou led eM Re yy 14-3t 806 Fat nw. | of + sale of horese on Ex a - SALE—A FINE ROW’ ‘BRICK HOUSES: ‘SALE—STOCK, AND DAN ‘all ented; price 812,000,077 1 og Frets cen eet oD now doing & ang ord | MOGUBEN & WALLACE Printer 1 #1116 HM MARTI Real Estate, ness: will be sold to an Es street 1. w., invite attentign ~ ni43t* 1929 Pennsylvania ave. n.w._ | chaser. For terms address M. J., Star nl: a ng Favieetons, Sue te R SALE—DESIRABLE yes FOR SALE IBE LARGEST OF FALL AND now toshow. The it is BO Com. Ft house, 2140 ave. n.\ Tose iabe ae einer Carriages, new and) Siete and Staprine ‘sp Bang” novalles they foal deci oper: select from. ‘hooting all tastes, at my office; A easy. ARLES | 479 and 481 © street I. TOME Es |= HANDY, O21 Fst owe : new | Hote}. ge | 2 RB SALE — THREE PRETTY NEW BRICK R SALE—ROAN RSE, SIX-| OLD; & houses on cor. 3d Cota. sc. ys Frroppigee pases nome mic rages z = —s = ON ake FOE SALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT R_SALE-ONE GOOD SOUND HORSE. eutional eta: toke 7 brick, too large for family of two, will be sold ats Fe double or single. pe for bargain with "]0t 25295.. cor. of | Odd Fellows’ Hall n14-3t" ag Re } oe Sant een ene Comme ee SALE-COMPLETE FAMILY OUTFIT, CON- ‘akD OLARE. PS a a sist of Scenes, carriage, pair of Fat R SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN, ON CAPITOL ayn May horses, harness. complaie: moet be 2413 3306 6 canis Bill--« comer property, corner 10th and C sta. nc. | sold. owner leaving city. Apply WOOD BROR, I 3242 ygen | 8, lot 27x75 : improved by five-room frame house. For | M si. n.w. n1d-3t* PROFE:! $723 Qeveldave SEA7 0)” store oe tae. 53.33 | STIS T pea guisre sddress WASH'N DANENHOWER, | on SALE—AN UPRIGHT PIANO AT A SACRE SSSIONAL. 2429 N st.. Gr. 16.50 1120 18th st, ~-50 | st tnt LD FICE—A reliable tus @ sample of THI sR RES teats WH AMEE, | Bibione Fo Rw, fez rapotis Oe. "ea Maia ace ey a 7 Wyiiest. ne. Greil Giirst in 12, 64,500 Raving sido and conter Snahed ‘in fells Wet ne ee 805 6th’ B bottom panels; the entire case is made of Goudie ‘business: = : 69 10.30 | Ls By, boo Yeneers Sheth S18 Se a b,, Brice $275 | RY aye Convinced. sol sue Soin: Sve. 8 Piano wuaranteed for CO. | FR. J. RIBL Gane td ci iach impe Bene 8 ween. ieee £2 Dn be left at PY oe oe oe st qpoman, Ren { [OR SALE 3 <i can at P rs R SALE—SF iD-HAND—A VER! Im* yy a = EW BRICK HOUSES, 7 ROOMS ) Fie: get. cont 8175; wil ‘sell for 7 ae od nw. is = ar Fe Fea bath: aii mod inp: U5, G17. ana‘ G19 at, pe a Ts 40. ME Piensa bats B.e.2 20 per month. Apply 625 New Jersey ave. a: | S00. rood ae new pelos 945. very Sine lanes Ward: | temon Scents cack 08'L at, between Ath and th Se. a ‘cost s mind Also other | sts, n.w. 09 14TH ST. N. W.; | desks counters nigeon-holeg Bc. OIL otha. ws | OR OLATW ‘CLAIR Qt. nw; 1602, 1604, 1606, and | wales woyant, Astfologer and: Sunita Modem Bate 1608 Vermont ave. n.w.; all modern improvements. Fo A YOUNG MAI ME, | with second aight seared” very Te t 3 14th st. n. w. oo. fase n10-6¢* sound, gentle; perfect saddler for lady, and works | vealed. Recovers lost or stolen property. id- 426 Bounds cond | City Halk Apply to JOHN Hl. MAGRUDER, 141? POR SALE_WALNUT BEDSTEAD, BUREAU, M. | 2 Bog ae OS inquire at 4: st. | New York ave. n10-Im Gf; Hat Rack, hall and stair Carpet, ‘Body Brussels | Srences. Cures sickness, If disappointed by efforta JOR RENT— 10 n14-3t" _ | Vince the most skeptical. Strangers from other cities - — LE BLE BED ROOM | will time and disappointment calling on the . | 1921 16th at.. 3-story brick, 14rs., all m. aba PONE tS lounge, Call -3 only genuine clairvoyant in tine cane, aa he succeeds pars ii 12K street, tory. pnd Basement brick, ate 3a ae ey 3d st. n. Ww. n14-2t* yoegal others fall, ond me ae he = RABLE CORNER HOUSE IN. i nines D PA P. - a on ar cat, tue property cory | Fin Sty Hate eg tier jis ga mad oad | Sing amg onotine Meru Hou Ob Sense sgrarpecced oeation.” AR! ee i, 15rs., completely THOS. E WAGGAMAN. | fils ncarly*touch the ground. il aoe sewers; | ela 421 Oth st. nw. Ok neat ee ae by open tre places SES, SEVEN | doubly, singly or under the saddle: bea ir of F2'bupont ci 1535 Concorsa ‘ ° eens ain oollary; all mod feape.; pases brick, bay | besa used during, the past oor Pram Cotozzn Tow obese Ge Fooma" couplets 70 | windows: neat Pension and Printing, ofices: cars and | ot ge, ang ot 300 ESS eaten Sater Wi id | as Re EE ar, GS 100; one, Gano ALL-WOOL HENKIETTAS, 40.in, ne qualtty, 500, En)” | 9 Geiss EAE oe ture, 1B good order BROADCLOTHS, 50-in. wide, $1.” r 0-12t ” F st. K iE ;W ATTRACTIVE 9-ROOM ai 7 - e poe RENTCREARLY NEW TROON Roce a | Fomea dd ern ere Aaa BAG TUE OiBOOM | not of double, Harness, wells ‘ofsame char- | COLORED BENGALINES, very fine quality. $1.50. SHED. Fas aly SEW 7-ROOM HC vale 926 | extra “well built: perfect Anish 31 feet front Fer light, strong white-hickory Pole, to | ARMURE SILKS, slightly imperfect, half-price. Met, 13th and 14th, | per month. ik A’ PHILLIPS, 1419 New York aves | PricS and terms, apply MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, St both aan Gnd surriy, for $19. Also, Lap Robes, | ALL SHADES IN BROADCLOTH, at 81.50, particu- st TW. Te | 3 | Wain my bl larly desirable for riding habits, Netonear 10d. 8 138 | ]50n RENTOMARSHALL BROWNS MANSION, OF FOR SALE_A NEW SHCROOM FRAME HOUSE; | Compicte before Novoniber S3, 1868, ‘Aadiene'W'K: | EVENING SHADES IN CREPES at 750, 0, bet. 9th 0 | KX’ Brigutwood ave.; lane brick nt WaANe | age atahle th eee Toe ee cee ee ae ree, | Star office, a __013-2w_| PARIS NOVELTIES and Dress Paterna. Bec bek TAPE RicgS | (Sea auts Dleaty ot rpang: Meh and Pics: $1,875; $500 cash, belance, $18. per month. RK SALE—A LADY'S FINE SEAL PLUSH WRAP, | MOIRE SILKS in all colors. Bet, bet, 15th & 141 socation; geod sealing | 9500 pet er pelt fo, 707 16 prige ay BOY Gnd in perfect style; bust mesaure 36; | Our whole Stock of Fine CLOAKINGS have been re- FITCH, FOX & BROWN, n7-12t 1418 F et. 1S-St* — 20. Reisen i Been duced less than cost. _2l3 7 2 Tass Penn. ave. D.W._ | Sor RENT—HOUSE 1022 12TH ST.N.W. WITH Fe. ya gd BARGAIN IN NORTHWEST, Fe SALE—FOR FOUR Day! ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS in all colors. JOR RENT -FURNISHED O11 101H ST OPPO- Fiteerrgends td stable in the reac, # bésutifal | f° 8-toom Bric! Be Only 8b 200! WHITARER & | reasonatte cere eogs {OF saddle oF REL OTTOMAN CLOTHS for Mourning Cloaks, site “The Arno,” and one biock from Lat use, 2 3 ‘7 Fs Z Bguare: price 8125 permuonth. HILL & JOHSSEON, ‘House 1520 Pst. 2.¥,,]% rooms, mod. imp. $70. JORDAN, 1417 Fat, nol3-3t_ | Livery Stables, 470 C st. n.w. Large Stock Fancy Frenoh FLANN! 2 HILLYER PLACE, 9 ROOMS, | ,,T69 fine building lots L bet. Vermont ave. and 15th POR K T—2012 HILL PI 9 ROOM: t vath, cellar, bay windows furnace; ‘uiabed im bE ey SS ft alley: suitable Food. BOCHANAN, The Clarendon, 1401 New aaaig Oe York « wemibenemtes” : / f FOR RENT SUCROOM FRAME; HALL, LARGE 7738 177 Arertlas: uewly Papered and painted throughout; in ersecaeecnak wate: 20 ra rouch repair large yard; stable; pleasaut neigh- A Berbeod Tiiist ne; reut $13." Callon premisca, GREEN & C UK RE, _—_, 14TH ST_N. WW.“ Three beautifal bro 2420 EN TERRACE.” wh-stone front three-story resi- ences, with every convenience ; location desirable and. healthy ; street-cars pass door: rent ver THOS. J. FISHER ‘nw. —A NEAT SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, e., 896.30 per month; key at 816. Also 14 rooms, $60 per mouth. er at HREE-STORY BRI | ments: well located in northwest erent | prov well loca’ r i Honth. TYLER © RUTHERFORD, 130% ¥ n3-lm* i RENT—UNFURN 1921 16th n.w., 14r..9101 t. n.¢., 10F. it CK DWELLING, r; all modern im- 50 per nw. 5 + 10r. ‘Ost. nw., vorcoran 8t., 1) Pst. n.w., 12r. Hav. n.w., 3th n. ) Stabl diana 0 tO ast ‘6i st. 2. Store and dwelling, 0) Rate Me, Eten. wve., bet. Rand ‘Storeroom'102 st.n.w.. 804 B st. ne. shop. =. t jee. for bulle! A DEST the Intand 15th. {n13] — THOS. E- WAGGAMAN. | WOR RENT —A DESIRABLE pouse en Ae Reracme = LOR RENT—HOUSE, 1807 14TH ST. N. W. KEY 6 ae BP next ni3-6t B25 PST NW. 838 FOE HENT-A CHARMING NEW HOUSE, ox -W. BURDETTE, 1026 Ryates! handsounely papered ersetal chandeliers: a IR RENT — HOUSE—907 T ST, SW, THREE es : ie! end = NW, Sil. modern improvements, “Cheap. to tenant. at rooms, Cellar: gas, bath and all mi ‘Will be sold_or leased on reasonable 630 | in perfect ; fronts south; rent, $40. THOS. E 20th si u.€. ZF, and bath, $20.50; large yards and all WKGGAMAN, O17 Fst. nw. 0010-2 mod. imps. "CH. KNIGHT, 607 7th st. nw. n13-3t* — = = ore oe R RENT—HOUSE 2108 G ST. N. W. KEY AT RENT—412 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, | Farag store, corner lato stylish house: new: 6 rooms and bath: UNT, closets, cellar, furnace, shed and 0c19-1m 1058 31st st. ply 1216 Sst = JOR RENT— AND 1205 M ST. N. together all imps. ; about 20 RDING. FRILL, 913 ott st. from Oto 1p. ui BOA ING: JOR RENT_NEW HOUSE, 64 D ST. NE, NINE \HE ALDINE, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, rooms and bath, wit ith m. i,: conveniently ‘accommodates eight to ten boarders: rooms sing! for two families. Key 50 D st. n.e. nl3-2 or en suite: table board a specialty ;, reference ex- oe = hanged. Mrs, PHILA NICHOLS, 1125 14th st. n.w. OR RENT_—A NICE NEW BAY WINDOW BRICK, | “ni4-3t* psi 5 large sido lot, #15. FE ‘brick; 6 roc 5. ‘8 5-room, = = 7 ‘ ‘ANTED—A FEW BOARDERS FOR HAND- $10; stable room if Apply 14th and F WwW f 2 4 rooms; single or en suite; su- Perior board; herdics pass the door. 5101 st. n. w. nl4-1w* Be FEW TABLE BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED at 1741 G st. n.w.: $20 per month. n13-2t* 228 5 STREET UNFURNISHED ROOY uypiied with poultry, eens, we, fresh. frou tara beaten biacuitesnd best home breads; first-class refer: ences given and required. n13-3t* RST crass ‘TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS, 910 3 19th st. n. w. = ee "7 EST NW SEQOND FLOOR FRONT with ‘Board, southern exposure, convenient to cars and herdics. nol2-3t* Gay & BRO, CATERERS, 1702 L 8T. N.! Meals furnished to residences. n8-2w* ¥F YOU WANT TO LEARN FRENCH QUICK GO take your room and board with the French Protee 804 we DO e: “100 RLav..or.17th,b4r4i 100 Hst., nr. 15th,"15r,_. $33.4 PERSONAL. WIL-SERVICE EXAMIN ‘and answers. Sen : 8. W. FLYNN, A. M., Ivy Institute, nl4-1m* vuuthwest cor. 8th and K sts. n.w. 2 st. near 20th, D1: Iseh sts near N, 1 Lith st..ar G nw. 15r.1 Or. ‘Ve w. ers: will &CO., 63 ‘OR SALE—AT 13 st, sand Dollar Sone presed brick E. C. BAU 500): must be sol FOUR per cent on investment. J. H. ‘nol: TT mR SAL <I Brick Houses: be sold at « bargain; 1000 BA WARS (OR SALE—A PRETTY two-stor} Price $3,000" for all 8: 6 roo B. i. WARN! N. W. Tooms ; all IN THE each 11 ying investment; ER & CO. ni on 24, betws FOE SALE ALLEY FOUR-ROOM NEW Bricks, n.¢., rented for $8.50 each, to prompt B3; Es (ON—AN ELEVEN THC ‘House for ninety-five hundred dollars Id this week: situated on New ave., near 14th st, n.w.; admirable location f roridence’ for doctor or lawyer: bein house Toots. RAS, Room 20, Sun B'ld’s. satory Owner® os. _n3-¢e°_ FOUR 3-STORY TH under rent; will LITTLE BRICK HOUSE, een F and Gn.e, & 00.,916 F. n13-31 St SALE—1 PATE LARGE MULES: YOUNG } F. BARBO! RB athand Bae n13-6t ‘OR, and SALE—CHEAP—A FIRST-CLASS ENGLIS! lety Challenge Bicyc ‘Singer, of Oov Oblast yeah. DAKINS epalsing Shope cap. it last Pe Senne ave. “Otier wastes SALE—A FIN: rf Wisi SAmowe stasis 2 mated. Can be secu a Fe SALE WITHOUT EXCEPTION— One of the best, eafest and most genteel Family, Coupe or Saddle He e cit} le is oars of, 16 hands, for the cheerful “f lorses in th He i guaranteed sound, kind and Mnost nervous person to use; is driver, fearless of locomotives and all treet objects; great courage and endurance, and is an extra fast For SALE. Eight new brick dwelling houses, desirably loca’ three stories; all parkis and within ‘For Iso nim joining 7th si on ti e nlz-3t* of 45 feet nicely s two blocks of street care. t., 25c. it purchaser. A. S. CAYWOOD, 910 9th st. n. mod. imps: large sodded ; 30 per mont foot; $100 cash at back yards; frot large shade trees, and the a” each. E7pUDS, and alter the first pay- lance on : jot north of Boundary and ad- ‘and balance ROR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME, fronting on East Capitol Park, containing 8 room finished in hard wood and handso1 oy e view: is in perfect condition ides ; it ; commandii ‘on three sides ; is bright didbn and replete with has of vulars n12-lw Werined to leave the city, and Je leave the city, ai fe at considerably less than t modern improvements; fine fa ticr and ts, mit to examine. = TH 08 F HISHER & CO, 1324 F ly decorated 18 . ‘The owner ‘will sell this gem the cost, For par- st. hw. R SALE—9 LITTLE PALACE! impe-tporthweat aection,-on fine of ears 5 nd $3,500., ¢ it) ont ble: 87,500. ‘On Geo a aeazsote for exchange. Berdies cl 0c8-6w? T5e. per sg. L3th'et. 0 Ws ‘Prices. Have also several aoa st. : 10 rc ft. at.: Pierce J, New NEW: MOD. . P. MYERS & SON, Oftice, 2400 New York ave, oes te highly raoemeentod to i je is recomme! anyon t iota for their own gan will for no ‘two sets first ingle Harness, Blankets, tc., ete. All to be sold at once for any reason- tice oer. Forse crunation and aia 1519 By w. nl3-3t* ‘i Fe, SALE—THE FURNITURE COMPLETE OF A house centrally located; owner about to remove. A splendid chance for a caterer or ervon desiring to rent Address “OFFICIAL,” Star o! i its R SALE—CHEAP_THE COMPLETE FIXTURES Beans store ‘B. LEONARD, 407 436 st. s.w. FOE, SALE TWO FINE LANDAUS AND ONE Coupelet; all in fine order; built by Henry Killam be a be seen at Downey's stables, 16th and L sts. REMOVAL TO OUR NEW Pa ave., we will give very larve discounts on our present stock of new. upright ance, and make payment at $10 per month.” We will give ous great bargain if you want to trade your old visno. Jc show a beautiful tock in Dew style Cry save money e prices we are now quoting. "1 THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 Oth st. 'S CARRIAGE AND R SALE AT W. F. GE’ ‘Harness Repository, 46 466 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ‘Harness: als toc R SALE-HANDSOME AND VERY SUBSTAN. | Fine Horse, n an 3 al k of Pits alberta sopaccartane real | Farces Gopenc he SOU con eae pee fea vey PT EIGER & LIE RE and Blankets, For hire or exchange; painting ie toete aiaesedis RMANN., | and repairing promptly done. Dol SALE-SIX NEW BAY WINDOW BRICK R SALE—NEW BAY-WINDOW BRICK HOUSE, six rooms and bath: within sf ullding Price $4,500. CHAREE: we ‘contain of the Capitol HANDY, 92: 1 three {00D INVESTMENT OR HOME— Feed brick house; 12 rooms; in first-class neighbor- ood ; lot 20122 ; house cannot be built 85:00. Ww id uares 8 W. w ALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM THE cas ES sale of Woodard & Harbinson’s, of ‘of Sorrels; can trot in 2:! to tie pale one Dullt for th one pair ‘GEO, W. LINKIN Hea Wilkes, one by Hancock. nl vinand Hts.nw._ | , Qe Dark Grey” Mgre\can trot » mile to wagon in JFOE, SALE-ON EASY TERMS—A VERY DE- | finekner action. ‘One Bus Honey bands high, K srable new six-room House; side entrance to rear | trot int minutes. One tausenss Baste Messen i ag eg ee a : ¥ Ee, pay pen st, betwee BiABE Eee | Sue, Alo. 20 head of Driving and Sede Hort, no10-61 oc20-4w JOHN SIMMONS, 311 12th st. n.w. R SALE—IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTO: . BREWSTER BROUGE four (4) acres of beautiful ground. Can be sub: a shafts, Apply to EAT RE DAM, POLE fhcresses which in Oound torcomer The atvention of | #2ania ave, oo19-1m* ne. Sal capitalists is particularly called to this property. FOE SALE-PARTIES IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK Hi in in the Tremont House, cor. Indiana ave. Ziling should communicate with me before pur- and 2d st, n.w, Hotel has 60 rooms, and ins location chasing elsewhere.ss I have secured lanes quantity, where a hotel may be made profital ly | in order to supply the demand prom) L. J Banat oe {se fgoe om indians ave. ond 75 feston | CLARA, Goeogian, Va a street. feral enogeh forte Uundaton of ul To-fa muns: | OR, SALE FH “OTTO™ GAR ENGINE RE- chaser we Price cheap, aes a tory frame, lot 252170, on D, bet 15th and 14th | 20 Jose of time: no handling of fuel Send for circulas at, ‘Beautiful ‘aba in. it nd basement brick, 12 rooms, L near 8th W., 89.500. 3-story and basement brick he 13th st.n.w., 17 large rooms, ew frame house new, on R near “iy 821-000. Gud! Stable at Anacostia and price list. “D. BALLAUF, Ag’t, 731 7th st. LADIES’ GOODS. Vox. BRANDIS, Dressmaking and Myllin Establishment, 1229 Great Bargain in Barnesley Table Linens, Table Cloths, with Napkins to match. Fine Colifornia BLANKETS at Very Low prices, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. SILKS, VELVETS and DRESS GOODS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 210 919 Pa Ave. Warers Or Loszzs Or ELECTION BETS wil not to Suits def do well buy oi, ox Overceats fore OAK HALL, COR. 10TH AND F STS. N.W. Xou.will find our Tailor-made Satin-lined Chinchilla fault, but solely in consequence of owner giving. W at $15 equal to any sold at $22, or our Fine keeping harses. Also a Pony Turnout for. small ehil- | Montagna at $25 fqual to any sold at ¥50, or 8 Chin- dren, consisting of the pretty Pony “Minnie,” 5 years | chilla Overcoat at $10 equal to any sold at 615, or our old, 44 inches high, sound, active and safe for any in- | $10 Chinchilla Storm Cost as good as any sold at ¢15. experienced child to handle. A nice Curt an Our line of Overcoats from $5 up cannot be matched 10 match. 4 ocd Dayton Wagon,in pertect condition. | in the city, as to value given for the price, Avery fie Pilling Top Bugsy. Aladies’ elegant Pony | make- Phaeton; Tans and general a] Weil'sell yous Fine Kersey Livery Coat fully 25 BeT okay, below prevailing prices. "Double. inchilla Coats and Vests at $7.50, orsted Corkser’ sold nowhere un- Pure W. OAK HALL, Corner 10th and F sta. n.w. THE COURTS. Courr In GewERAL TeRu. Yesterday, Kilbourn Latta; and Ptceerre he agt. 3; argued Cracurr Court—Judge Coz. Yesterday, Reed agt. Gibbons; verdict for ——— $100. Goodyear agt. Killen; motion for new trial filed. Rogers, Smith & Co. agt. aad judgment by default. ‘ester: = < y, De Walt Coliona et al.; dis- dt cr Hove Oil ere ae ta ee Ane | miseed on 1 Colona, Hendon agt, Kints building, 913 Pennsylvania avenue. and Kimball agt. samo; judgments by default. ht Pianos. Particularly in exe W. &G. Sewing Machine company agt. Carr, vor you. It xo and same Sprague; order for return of de- ei tre vil give yon posit upon filing of bond. Godey agt. Nash et pig monthly al.; death of plaintiff suggested and adminis- the finest Uprights, trator made party. ms, 4 id ny st. oc26 verdict for Toe. Dewalt agt. Doran; plaintiff, 2650. Cunkels agt. Heald, executor; verdict for defendant. Thompson agt. Barber & Ross, two cases; judgment set aside. eee ir., agt. Chase, and Cromwell agt. Ke; ju ent by default. Berry agt. Graff, and raw agt. same; consolidated and on hearing. Equity Count—Judge Coz. Yesterday, Schenck agt. Riddle; R. Hagner appointed receiver, vice J. M. Johnston. re Lucy Boulden; writ de lunatico. Nolan agt. Nolan; divorce granted. In re Martha A. Gil- laland, lunatic auditor's report confirmed. Skidmore agt. Sands; proconfesso, McKenney agt. McKenney; do. ington agt. Green; F. A. Belt admitted party complainant. Latham Cas Latham; testimony ordered taken by C. le. ‘o-day, Hume agt. Keefe; reference to auditor. 'Palmer agt. Fleming; time to take testimony limited to forty days, Poutce Court—Judge Mulls, pro tem. Yesterday, William Ware, colored, disorderly conduct; €5 or 15 days, Thaddeus Adams, sus- Oe 4187 2 | _nl4-Im* Two Sstory brick houses on MeLean ave, each | Pa.ave. Tailor-made Gowns, Habits, Evening | Dicion; bonds or 60 days, Daniel Jones, dis. poy, 40 N,near 14th, oF 38 | QMIRTS 1c. EACH, eilendid loton Rhode Talend ave. near 15th nw. If | fect At sad Sores fag ae ath Entetat th | Orderly conduct, $5 or 15 days, "Kate Colbert, LeDroit | O'st., near 20th, iir--100 | At MORGAN'S STEAM LAUNDRY, sold at once will be sold cheap. Millinery at half of cost, preset colored, va; cy; bonds or 90 days. Benjamin Labatt SSS Tee Fore | _n12-at° _—_____ 917 thet. nw._ in to one degiring to build fine houses in one | —— B, Wells. disorderl cod: Of cr eon mt 40 ee WX SILHAMS, GEO.W. McELPRESH, AUTHOR. | of the dhest locations in Washington, On Ithode Island | C) pe nix @ Titty Milling, peotanity, devas’ wa fom, ‘abo’ és can be examined by permit from ized Private Detective Agency. Commiunications | ave., west of 16th st. n.w., three low, each with & : ly Miller, profanity, do.; do. 0c! % ensaiecenie: THOMAS S FISHER eee promptly attended to and strictly confidential, Ofiice | frontage of 22.83 feet. MRS. E, BRASELMAN, do.; do. nie __1324 Pet nw. | open git hours. W. WILLIAMS,’ Manager, 926 F now, | ‘Three lots on M wear N. Hare, each 18 2.9 foot aay Potice Court—Judge Miller. ‘J[0R RENT—TWO VERY Nice SIx-Room Mop. | 747 RICH = z | "Loton fy bet. f0th and 17thy 144x100, price, 81:35, rappin bh apis ‘To-day, Lemuel Clark, disorderly conduct; 1 anne: Rewly, papered and repaired, 2210 and | J)IVQRCES— A. GOODRICH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, | Jot on 8, bet, th and 10th, 20x99; price $1.50. FALL OPENING OF @5 or 15 days. Ernest Boston, vagrancy; bonds Gourt at $6.50. THOMAS G HENSEY, 1236 Fost | obe sears’ experience; bustueae ‘quietly and legal Flouses forsale at tvong a WINE ART NEEDLEWORK, or 90 days. ‘McDonohue, indecent ex- Dw. * ““pl2-6t | transacted. a _sel5-a,tu,th,ly Houses for sale at Mt. Pleasant, On MONDAY, TUESDAY and. WEDNESDAY, est collat forfeited. Walter ype POR RENT OR LEASE—THE BUILDING ON THE | JUSTHS OLD STAND IS THE ONLY PLAC ta for Anacoat 9 o.ete | colored, vagrancy; bonds or john southeast coracr iit and Feat over Hands, | eD where ‘Sint thane Second land cloiie Liat Ge | Lots for ener Shick. Ra Rr ee Oe | Thomat, Gisorderty conduct; @5 or 16 days hots drug store. "W. KILEY DEEBLE, 1319 F st. | Sold at rem Prices, Address or callatG19 Dt, | Lota for saleat Hyattevilie, Ma, & 00. SovaiiPorketa Mata ae yreca, Surbie tid char | Gately & Aldrich, wasting Potomac water; per- . ae sale n10-5t cae 916 F st.n.w. | New Frost Childi es, Gift Sarge, ‘stud Bro., do.; do. Valentine Sadtawnded tain RA ~ For SALE—NEW HOUSES, TWO CASES dere bain, Gola Buine Boe, Sapa Pateas Goole, Re, iy lew aA or 60 days, Timothy Apply to T. D. DALY, No. 9 Wholesale Row, Ceuter MEDICAL, &c. y houses, $20 and. $22 4th st. n.e.; six rooms, | °o ig . Reagan and James Rooney, disorderly Starke! mes | wad UE Bet gRAkINE tubes, e.; “everything” first-class; Suz Sax G@ collaterals forfeited, Wm. Hav! WOR RENT—THOSE NEW THRFESTORY AND 24 4th st. n.e., corn ; handsome EAL 15 days. Shadrack Webster, (Fk ly me 5 eg Oy oe sa pe iis, Dulissn GiarGeorecaie ae street n. w., containing @ and LO rooms and bath; iy ‘B19 and 21 'D we nes the cl houses in town, REDYED and ALTERED, Soran! v ! modern improvement, also the storeroom, which is en ee vO | saul gannot be duplicated for the money: @3,000ecck. | FINE FURS, QF EVERY DESCHIPTION, HATS, Siento bee raking Ripa 8, a Me igh rooms, bath, | gRINS DRESSED, MOUNTED and TSED, Mrmoniat_Senvice or Tae Potomac Fruit — Se SO Ar ae te a ae | gion es 8 bg ch aa ew ante oz3etnw, second four ana | Growers association, let, oveniag. at the rea, Foe 22S, OTT SESE, | FIVE-ROOM 164 Ost, between 436 and 6th ae TATA wee = ae. e22-3m 1310 8th st. n.w., bet. Nand Osts. | dence of Col. Wm. H. Chase, 1125 11th street jouse . large yard: stable room ALE DSO USE, orthwest, large SAT ODOR bis Gas Water im Mitchen; 620, ¢ B tial, "Separate ie for tain Fore Wy 7 Foot Rite? kit Sie ae Meocs needle pe memorial service to Gatw ae BB-6t* OLACHQEN Puan every prominent physician, ‘Ten years’ in : on ot 1215 Fet.n.w. sc tcal NT ; NINE-ROO} “ 2 -w._ | thin city. treatment fo = Seer ery provement i TAR GHEYES BREN CONTRADICTED | THAT SALE—BARGAIN—2 BEAUTIFUL NEW | | oclU-Sm? “MUS. Dit, GABRIEL: 1951'G chee | Hon. Jos. M. Wi $40 per month. Apply to J. V. HU Pe ove, | ite Ladies Physician in this city. Ladies, soe can matt Dorthwest. near, 16th st.: 3 story, BS Vata TRAVIS. MODISTE, MAKES HAND- had largely == ot gontdentiy consult Dr. BROTHEIS, 000 B ota w. | ™eDt, 10 rooms: H per cent net on on OWN oige sh ty See eee ote Maen, = ON K attention paid to all di peculiar $5)? coch. OWNER. 153 ny Habits and Evening Dresses © special Otis Fs RENT A FURNISHED, HOUSE. ST. iigg agri ‘Orsingle. Porty yeas eigenen © | Pierce Place, bel. 8 and T’sta. n.w. Faw ya Ms lage ace Havens 2 RELIED | PS it mena mopey oat kok | RON THE EATER SEAL GEREN MLAERID | years presi Fos EAE 2, 0 HOUTAON, Beat ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE Bth st n-¢, bet. 1; and MM.’ ‘These houses have pressed paired, ee names *-'y @ read (stoand Insurance Broker, 10th and ¥ ste. a.v. Will cure any “case of nervous deli sot | tabon: Inersoen pongee tot rater, ete. We | -c0O-Sm*_1201 Pennsylvania ave. Davis J a + | nervepower. It imparts vigor to the Mull fell single houses’ for $2,800 each, or the rowof | We ae _ py *«| -_ McKim read female. G00 Bat. ww: eight for $20,000. Ma M. J. H SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, ae ‘Year’ abbot o27 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, G. W: Balloch Invites special attention to her large and select stock | Service of Hon. i of MILLINERY, complete in all branches and at mod- | Moral and 30 1 eee EP Howiand. 7 : 30 1 Balance of stock of KID GLOVES, in ofd sizes, at | Miss Lula 40 10¢ hulf prices, 2e29-3m_| Harmer, c-Oe ae Sold by all enatuws Soe im a FoskeaeD Siates, ATTLE (near 18th st, 1378500 H, hundred bet, 17th & 18th. 410,55 Fat. Muz M, J. Prax, zorterday, Bete 1309 F st, n.w. (Mrs. Hunt's), from £130 Bet FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS. ae: 30 8 ‘Also, sheep and OFFICES. O41 F st. 24 floor, 5 front 119 11th at, ne ee yorse Gate A special selection in SHELL, AMBER AND DULL. as follows: Old OEY Sd hee, Se ms 30 rae iy31 STANDIFORD’S, cor. 0th and F n.w. ‘TET ORNAMENTS. Bote 50 93 F st, 2a wi 470 - and le: 843 Tek se DENTISTRY. 1211 F st. a a ghg Luh et. Tours z DW. P Tac SPI 1701 Pa STA e z eee Teeth, without plates, by the pew system of dentintry. 1703 Pa av. al ~ BR. 3. HYATT, Di ST. CLOUD cor, Oth and #7. extrycta wit ‘sersted hypnotic, is RENT—G15 A ST, §.E, SEVEN-ROOM, MOD. ENTAL INFIRMARY! Fe No. 1 repair, @22. ” HYON & THaCyo Frntarigead L iteet SE al 513 7th wt. ow. cept — 2 Ai st. a. oy a "trom Detober 1d to dune 30th, THE PUBLIC SCHOOIS. Superintendent Cook Writes a Letter of Protest. ‘EE SAYS THR OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF COL- ORED SCHOOLS SHOULD NOT BE ABOLISHED— ‘TEE WHOLE MATTER REFERRED TO THE HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTER—OTHER BUSINESS BEFORE THE BOARD. It was expected that at the meeting of the school board last night the proposal of Dr. Francis to abolish the office of superintendent of colored schools would come up for discus- sion. Among the communications received by the board was the following from Mr. G. F. T. Cook, superintendent of colored schools, dated yesterday: “At the last méeting of the board ‘® report was submitted by a special committee appointed to*investigate the controversy be- tween Messrs, Cardozo and .Browne, teachers in the high school of the seventh and eighth divisions, which was supplemented by # paper from Dr. John R. Francis, in which the ad- ministration of this office was criticized and the it re] ited as eee cones schoo! ven 2 the committee in no mauner’c the office of 2 gag cage or the superin- tendent himself with the pes pon and bere. Pp ery was brought out by the ex- ami that warranted the verbal state- meats of Dr. Francis to the board, nor the ons in the supplement r submitted ty Mam. On tho other bent een eee ment was made by Mr. Browne during the in- vestigat create ¢ the special committee that he was instigated to the act which led to the con- Roe J and encouraged in it by Dr. Francis, The inference is a reasonable one that, but for such action on the part of Dr. Francis, there would have been no controv lf “During my administration of this office the rules and regulations of the board have been — “ny ee all on imposed b: pend ave been prom: mares, and the most harmonious and trendy relations, official and al, have existed reen the offices of e two superintendents. Iam of the opinion that not in the sacrifice of individuality to the mechanical following of identical deteils, but in the results of the school-room is to be found the measure of efficitnt management. I regret to say that in the disposition and apparent pol- icy of the committeeman to disregard the judgment, recommendations, powers and du- ties of the office of superintendent in the schools of the seventh division and the high school, relations ii onious and somewhat strained exist. “The office of superintendent of colored schools of Washington and Georgetown I re- gard as belonging to the colored people, crea- ted for their benefit, and absolutely to the success of their schools; therefore, in my opinion, while separate schools for white and colored children are maintained, the dis- tinct office should be preserved. During my oceupancy of the position I have ever held. and now as firmly hold, that —— should be made when, by competent authority, it is deemed best for the interests of the schools. The office itself is of first importance; its ov- cupant, so faras he is personally concerned, a I_ am sure that in proposing to abolish the office of superintendent of colored schools of Washington and town Dr. Francis does not voice the wishes of the col- ored citizens.” DR. FRANCIS DENIES. When the secretary had read the letter, Dr. Francis remarked that the reference to his hav- ing instigated Mr. Browne was false. He said that the intimation in this letter of strained re- lations between himself and the superintendent was the first knowledge he had of such acondi- tion of affairs. He did not know how such an impression existed, unless it arose from the fact that he never saw Mr. Cook and all theircommu- nication was through the mail. This was, he said, because Mr. Cook was never in his office at hours when Dr. Francis could go there, On motion of Mr. Fish the report made by . Francis at the last meeting and Mr. Cook's letter were referred to the committee on high schools and there was no further discussion, OBJCETS TO THE BELL. A communication signed “Insomnia” was re- ferred to the board by the Commissioners, “Insomnia” complained that the bells on the Sumner school building were rung at night. Mr. Whelpley was anxious to learn who got u) at night to ring the bells. Mr, Francis sai: that the bells were the clock bells that struck the hours, Mr. Whelpley thought they could not stop a clock. A petition was received from J. H. Hollis and others asking that a sum be included in estimates for the erection of a four-room scl building near the Soldiers’ Home school. A petion was received from Dr. John R. Francis and others asking the adoption of the kinder- garten system in the Stevens building. ALLEGED INEQUALITIES IN SALARIES, Letters were read from two teachers com- plaining of injustice in the salaries of teachers in the same grade, One of them, Anna L. Sar- gent, wrote that there were teachers in the 5th grad¢ who had taught one year who were re- ceiving $700, while she, serving her second year in that , received but $650. An- other teacher, SC Francis Harmon, complained of similar inequalities in the salaries of the 6th grade teachers. The matter was referred to the committee on teachers and janitors for re- Mr. Darlington said that there were in the schools teachers who, under the old system, had been advanced to the maximum. When the system was changed their salaries were not reduced. With the exception of such cases he did not believe there were any inequal- ities,” e CHANGES AND APPOINTMENTS. Changes and appointments were made as fol- lows: Second division—Misses Kate Schermer- horn and Blanch Smith appointed substitutes. Fifth division—Mrs, Elizabeth Upperman, ap- pointed janitor of Threlkeld school, vice largaret Cole, deceased. Martha Divine, ap- inted janitor of cooking room, and Edwin Brith janitor of manual training room. Sixth divisioh—promotions: Miss A. D. John- son, class 9 to 10, vice Miss Alice Strange, re- signed; Miss J. M. Spars, class 7 to 8; Miss L. B. Crow, class 3 to 6; Miss W. A. Nichols, class 2 to 6; or G. A. — 4 to6. Appoint Emma George to cl Seventh division—promotions: Misses H. M. Bruce, class 12 to 13; M. A. Lawton, 10 to 11;M. V. Tibbs, 9 to 10; F. Fletcher, 8 to 9; H. E. Bruce, 8 to 9; M.‘P. Evans, 8 to 9: E.G. Brooke, 7 to 8; D. N. Coleman, 7 to 8; R. Page, 6 to 8; A. Taylor, 5 to 8; A. E. Cole, 7 to 8; E. B. Lee, 6 to 7; E. F. Shimn, 5 to 7; J. E. Thomas, 5 5M. oy er # Eighth division—Miss Maggie Saunders inted a substitute to class 1, vice Miss. M. Pryor, deceased; Mrs. Minnie B. Brown T. Mason appointed substitutes, ders appointed janitor of school at tate building. ce building, vice Jonas Cooper resigned. ————— Contributions Needed. L. 8. Emery, general secretary of the Asso- ‘ciated Charities, asks Taz Stax to-remind the citizens of Washington that contributions of money are very much needed. Also clothing is Some of anraeage shoes are very much wanted. Clemency for a Cadet. HIS SENTENCE OF DISMISSAL REVERSED BY THE PRESIDENT. Cadet Traber Norman, fourth class, United States military academy, has been found guilty by s court-martial of knowingly making a false statement to his superior officer and sentenced &. E ; i HI [ Ge f | ee i l : F TALKING OF MISSIONS. A Proposed Training School in this (up -aase Meade Geeks ot oe ity for of an Episcopal training school in connection with the Howard University thie ctty. The subject was taken up again at the e saat establishment of acolored divinit at ahville, and gave a most hopeful and cheer account of the work among the colored Ni fal Meets before r to y vania, introduced a resolution, hich, after being amended at the jon of oR Doane, — as aa A og commends as practicable and wise pro- posed in a report of the comune nerd there was an opportuni! the in among the colored people, of founding im con- nection with some established university a hall for the special training of colored candidates for the mii zd Bishop Paret said he had looked into this subject with considerable care, and be was con- vinced that some ment could be made with either Howard University, of this city, or Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore, to carry out idea set forth in the resolution under discussion. He commended the ment of Howard University, and assured council that satisfactory arrangements coul be made to secure such’ privileges for the col- ored divinity students, DR. CRUMMEL'S ADDRESS. Rev. Dr. Crummel, the pastor of St. Luke's church, this city, was invited to address the council. He expressed his profound gratitude | and that of his race for the efforts of Bishop Dudley in behalf of the colored churchmen, He differed with Bishop Dudiey in some of his | Statements. He denied that colored students | preferred to be taught in colleges by them- | selves, and he declared that he had never heard of acolored student objecting to be educated in white institutions. He referred to the ad- vancement the colored race is making in every branch of professional and mercantile business, but he was sorry to say that they were being rapidly divorced from christianity. There was great need of higher education the colored clergy to keep their people from dif. ——- from the church. € resolution was adopted. ry Bishop Talbot, the missionary bishop of Wyoming and Iowa, gave an interesting ac- count of the mission work in these territories, The c@uncil then adjourned until this morning. The American Missionary Society. The American Church Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon in Ascension church. Right Rev. Dr. George A. Peterkin, bishop of West Virginia, presided, and addressed the meeting on the principles and work of the so- ciety. At 3:30 o'clock the order of the day was called. This was a resolution offered by Pro- fessor Crawford, of the Theological Seminary, of Alexandria, Va., urging that the society take up missionary work in Brazil. In support of his resolution Prof. Crawford stated that three Brazil, and that annual pledges for the support , an annual pl for the of two of them had been obtained. The reso lution was referred to the executive committee for action. Rev. Dr. Stanger, of New York, of- fered a resolution that all the friends of the society, as far as they may be able, are requested to send their contributions for foreign and domestic missions through its agency. It was then announced that Mr. Court- ney de Kalb, of New York, who bad promised to in reference to harmonizing the work in Mexico, was unable to be present, and after > apa discussion the society adjourned sine The Woman's Auxiliary Missionary socie will meet in the parish rooms of the Churcl of the Epiphany to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, and will be addressed by Kev. Dr. Langford. ————_+o+____ Judge James May Retire Next Year. Judge Charles P. Jumes, of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, will, on the 19th of July next, reach the age of seventy ears, and will have served ten years on the nch. He will, therefore, at that time be en- titled to retire, if he chooses to do so, Bat eens To Welcome Father Chappelle. COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO ARRANGE A RECEP TION AT ST. MATTHEWS. The announcement given out by the assistant pastor of St. Matthews that there would bes meeting of the congregation to appoint a com- mittee to welcome Rev, Father Chappelle om his return from France, brought quite a large thering to the church chapel, on 15th street, fest night. Father Mackin, the assistant pas- | tor of the ih, called the meeting to order. He then designated Judge Merrick as perma- and W. J. Miller as sec- nent x an, ay - r 4 ret ter considerable discussion it cons dood to appoint a committee of one to | represent the congregation. He is to goto New York, together with any other member who chooses to go, and telegraph the arrival of Father Chappelle. It was decided also to appoint a committee of nine, with Father Mac- Bin as chairman, to act as a finance committee, and take charge of all collections, as well as disbursements. Ona motion of Mr. D. O. Colkchan, a commitinn of five, consisting of Messrs. J. G. Berret, D. B. Clark, E. F. Arnold, Melton E. Smith, and D. 0. meng pe a chosen to draft resolutions of welcome. It was decided to abandon ‘weds oh banquet on the return of the pastor and substitute a recep- tion at the house. The members of the other committees will be named in a few days. The Dissecting Room Controversy. To the Editor of Tar EvENixe Stan: The complaints made to the health officer Friday, and after to the District Commission- ers on Saturday morning, relative to the foul ‘nd unwholesome condition of the [ given by z i t | E 1 | | ! i i Ed H | 3 fF i i § i i E ‘ ig ih ah rit 4 i Rt & i a i i i f i i I i i | é i e 8 F Fra f il i { : Std z: 8 if F : i # l it it i i He i! is iL £ iF F i, ir Be fe i the ner 2 oe