Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1888, Page 3

_FOR RENT—HOUSES. ‘rally located in. -w-+ papered and in perfect order throughor ee ier EMANS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. Every Neighborhood Improved by | Gen. Harrison Intimates that Congress | She Saile from Hayti To-Day for New School Buildings. . é Bs Will Be in Session Next April. York, There to be Given Up. ‘on year least. STEIGER & LIEB! GOSSIP AS TO THE RESULT OF MR. MORTON'S , 3 “ 8-6t 12th st, ¥ st, Sere. From the Washington Prees. = = " et ; A Press reporter met well-known citizen | visrr—we says If WAS ENTIRELY A SOCIAL and property-owner of this city last night who, | ayvarm—oxx. atoxn’s Visit To MB. BLAINE i 1k RENT—SPLENDID 10-ROOM HOUSE, TWO ELEGANTLY 007 X ES ig EA tr & CO., 1407 F st. n.w. in » quizzical way and with a merry twinkle in| . map No POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE. BE set fis CaxwOoB. 010 Sth eee, R RENT—-TAKOMA PARK—SIX 20 . BR RENT- BRICK 726F N.E is ** "500 | his eye, said: — Wheaton 1 Rize ee eh eed “Don't you think that wase poor excuse} The one item of news which was sent out 7Jrok RENT_BY RO, HOLTZMAN, REAL ES” ; ’ ’ ‘a10-im ere given by ‘Commissioner Wheatley, when the was the remark of Fiitte tcd insurance Broker, 10th and ¥ str ms. : Se as peculiar methods of purchasing school sites O Tows Circle, 3-story brick, Ba S00) ‘Was so well ventilated in the papers? He said | from Brooklyn, who waited upon him to invite Tounet i if it were known the Commissioners wanted to | him to be their guest on next Decoration day. Ps purchase certain sites they would meet with.| They carried letters from Col. Fred. D. Grant some difficulties, as the owners of the property | and Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, urging him to Would increase their figures, and that school- | accept the invitation, The New York Times houses were objectionable in all localities. | correspondent says: “Gen. Harrison, in reply, - : 3 Now, the of the said that he would promise them that he woald net aw 16e = D : 4 Fas . : accept no other invitation if he could not iat nw. 140 5% a : Tooms, heated by. i or. 500 accept theirs. ‘Memorial day,’ continued Gen. Hisiite ttt see i 5 or. 6,000, Harrison, ‘will come in the first part of my 8 S-story bri ences Be intand Tot tates PEGS inauguration, when I shall be very busy. Con- to match the elegant furniture ; in 2] Prac gress probab! session, im that 708 RENT_UNFURNISHED, Fil acconnnodate 3 Rorees and Searringes: $175. HReeaeeie sce | @ day's rent in four years, case there is likely to be a great many bills De eae ‘ S; Inquire « . PAR 4 every convenience. 582,000 con. are so greatly in demand because of the conve- before me to consider. Under such cireum- 409 166. 41. 8 ay ening ead oar. N. . Fen een, ne. Price 82,700; nience of schools. pantry, closets and all con or year’ if ta eh, once oe oniy 9 i SOHN SuenwaN &CO., 1407 ve nym Ses se Es Lt it i ay FE. i t id stances I cannot promise you that I will accept eae eee your invitation, but I will if I can.” Trouble About a Vacant Chair. “The committee came away delighted with SCENE FIRST IN A THEATER—SCENE SECOND IX | Gen, Harrison and te hase “Gen: ain : THE POLICE COURT. 30 12t : Acscene that was not on the program was 2 ai eth Oa eet REE-STORY AND enacted at the matinee at Kernan’s theater yes- st Cait & CUNNING ARE sree ¢ by day's work: exceptional- | terday afternoon. Harry Halliday and Laurence | The Tribune's special says: Two other vis f el | 5g se oR RENT 2 ‘West, and one unfurnished flat, at reasonable prises BE. ROBERTS« HH nw. al7-3t R RENT x finished houses, 161 T_9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH MOD- tes ood aun vt. nw. Apnly to ern improvements; 15 JOHN F. GREEN, 1416 Q dlt-2w* w., 8 rooms and bath, m.i Lat. 1. Wan mi. 6023 P st. nw 407 Sth’ st. n. ‘4 Sth stn. SON F. COLIINASE, S806 6th at. Sw. ENT—AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES, A uber of desirable brick residences, large and gp ut SU CISSOCS. A. McINTIRE, 918 F st. ir. hew...¢12 | 12 W. ne, new. | H YR RENT—THAT FIN basement dwelling: com z rent $50 per 307 F st. n.w. ERAL HANDSOMELY FUR- nished houses fashionably located in the north- RENTS , WELL-LOOA’ window , (‘water | Burke were the principals, and were supported | itors, who had long chats with Mr. Harrison, room brick House ( . veniencen ; litable for business ah, SE. W. BYRN, office Munn & Co, m RENT — HANDSOME, NEW BAY-WINDOW nveniences; 1. 0 rooms and bath ; all co: = 328, Tic teeirable neighborhood. “Inquire of , BLOWNING, 416 thet nw. nS8-Tm imps... ate West Washington, 10r het’ ps, © sprmasand callee ‘imps. a: GEO. W. LINKin: owe 19th and H Fe SALE—1761 MASS. AVE.; NEW; 38 FEET front: geen! and — brown stone ; 22 fect heating and Bi +. Buice €35,000., JOHN SHERMAN & CO. 1407 Falinwes n2dom IR SALE—THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1022 Vermont ave. n.w., with stable attached. For terms ission to inspect, apply to GURLEY BROTH: T3190 Fet.n.w. ism R (ad AND Sd SHERMAN a "wo 4-foom frames, neariy new, lo for both, 62,300. A Bat wale Sth and F sts. nw. R SALE—NEW BRICK HOUSE, TWO-STORY ine Will be sdldon easy isrkas: SWORMSTEDT 0 BRADLEY, 927 F street nw. 130-1m FOR SALE--HOUSE! wesoosanwataa Son line Eckingto B. WIMER, 1313 F st. into" good. tel Mill exchange it ad. tonant, oF will exe cash, ith st.. near H n.e., water, sewerage, side- parking with fine trees, and east fronts terms. oO. YA! “dis-2 MBS {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— Cor. on Conn. ave. > suitable tor residence 240 | Bree ais 000 wi : ashstands, &e.; lot is 25x80 mm thas been offered. ‘Must be sold, rticulars apply to INO, F. ; Fe 10 | WAGGAMAN, 1003-5 Fs 18-3 Hata n ¥, 4th ne. GHT & STOCKE?Y, 810 ¥ st. LE—5-ROOM HOUSE. 2006 Q ST. Gxa2 foot: $1,500 cash: Ive months; price 82, Ww. Al 1 hn. Ww. S55 pee nes FIRST. i ol ed built by owner four yea use for rent next weel W. EW" R SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY ON F 8T. 8. § ; balance six ‘and 000. Inqiuire after 3 o'clock SALE—AT A BARGAIN—I WILL SELL 2218. .. 6 rooma, m. i. 32.400; $500 cash, Bth and F. a18-3* ST-CLASS BROWN STONE AND brick residence 1113 O st., just built by owner; wm heat. Just Sntshed: rerdy to move in, Hy, HANDSOME DOUBL: RESIDENCE, 605 P J lors, Kitchen on oue floor: six bed rooms’ y if these houses, 00, respectively, if sold this id and B, Or. lot 37 te front. mnt Cyespe tS new. ist of 1a1 houses not included in the above; also, building Jofs in the northwest, and cheaper ones in all sections e city. Call at out office and examineour bailetin, 8-1 SOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st. AL ELEGANT 9-ROOM, BA’ brick house, containing all improvements, one of, the handsomest private residences in the city, near 16th and Corcoran streets. Price 88,000, For further pirticulars address WASH'N DA’ ENHOWER, 1115 Street n. w n20-Im Fok, SAE HEAP PLEASANT, WELL-LO- cated, 9-room brick House (down town), with all modern Conveniencee; suitable for business ian; Nery easy terms. E. W. BYRN, office Munn 22 F st. 230-1m BUSINESS CHANCES. LIFT’S UNAIDED MERITS CA’ overcome millions of enemies. Mechanics hereby h pound lifted by nine ounces. Bric is from Bas ate ENT! Giocnain: Minnesota, Michigan. Ohio Thdians, Renz tucky or West Virginia, or ani icibating » residence, in either of those states at close of present administration can, by purchasing rights for Bennett's Gas Saving Bu command large and lucrative business. y disposed of. ‘They are y eI by the United States Government, hotel proprietors and private individuals, Splendid opportunities to form stock companies and Fealize handsomely: RIGGS’ Bank Building, 1303 Penn, ave., Ri i8-4t* AND GOOD We by Policeman Smith and Special Officer John- son. A lively fight constituted the extra per- forniance. It took place at the beginning of the play. The members of the orchestra to make room for the combatants. After some minutes the officers called ‘‘time,” and the ~~. = were taken to the station, where they | '10 collateral for their appearance this morn- ing. When the case was called before Judge iller, Halliday failed to appear, and his col- lateral was forfeited. Burke appeared, and stated that he went to the theater, and when he walked down to ‘the old man’s row” he found but one vacant seat. He was told that the seat was engaged, but as the usher had told him that there were no reserved seats he took the vacant chair, Then Halliday came in and claimed the seat. He refused to surrenger it, and Halliday started the fight. The judge fin Halliday $5. ——_.___. A Blow With a Paving Stone. MAURICE WRIGHT KNOCKED SENSELESS—HIS AS» SAILANT, JAMES STOKES, PLEADS SELF DEFENSE. To-day in the Police Court a charge of as- sault and battery against James Stokes, a col- ored boy, was continued indefinitely to await the result of Maurice Wright's injuries. The latter is a married man and lives in Shepherd's alley. Stokes also lives there. The alleged assault, which was a serious one, was commit- ted Sunday night. Thanksgiving night Stokes had some trouble with Wright. Stokes started to enter the alley on his way home when Wright refused to let him . Stokes went away and avoided a fight, Sunday night Wright repeated his act and Stokes struck him on the back of the neck with a paving stone. The stone was thrown with such force that Sali cy was knocked senseless, He was picked up by friends and taken to his home. | Dr. King was summoned, but the injured man grew worse and Dr. Adams was also called in. ‘is morning Wright appeared to be much better. When it was supposed that Wright would die the police were notified of the assault, and last night Stokes was arrested by Sergeant Connol- ly, of the second precinct. He admitted that he threw the stone. He said that some days ago Wright’s wife whipped his (Stokes’) nephew. | He went to see Wright about the assault and | the latter threatened to assault him. On ‘Thanksgiving night he said Wright made an assault on him with a piece of iron, and Sun- day night he (Wright) attempted to use a bot- tle on him, and in self-defense he threw the were ex-Gov. Harrison Reed, of Florida, anu Judge John Rooney, of Brooklyn. Judge Rooney freely confessed that he argued for an hour the claims of ex-Senator Platt for a cab- inet position. He thought the ex-Senator had the support of nine-tenths of the w York Irish-Americans in his cabinet aspirations, and he ran over other grounds on which the ap- pointment would be justified. ‘I found Gen. Harrison an excellent listen- er,” he added laconically. Judge Rooney is an Irish-American, but he says he is sati to be called an American simply. “You can depend upon it,” he said, “that the next ad- ministration will be a thoroughly American one. We prs a in the ~_ de- partment, and no shilly. ying in foreign licy. There will be no toadyiam to Great Britein and no truckling to foreign interests. Gen. Harrison is an admirable man and a level-headed statesman.” MR, MORTON UNCOMMUNICATIVE, It is uncertain whether Mr. Mortnn accom- plished any political work while at Indianapolis or not. In some quarters it is asserted he re- turned very much disappointed. To a Sun re- porter, however, Mr. Morton said: “The trip was entirely a social matter, and had no other icance. General and Mra. Harrison invited Mrs. Morton and myself to make such a visit some time ago, but duri the campaign I could not find an opportunity. As toany questions concerning the cabinet. or anything else connected with the new adminis- tration, Mr. Morton had nothing whatever to say. His own words were: am very sorry that I have no information ve that would be useful to you. The for- mation of the cabinet is really, if you will think of it, a long way ahead.” Mr. Platt does not seem to have seen Mr. Mor- ton yet, but it is idle to suppose that there has nm no communication between them. Mr. Platt was equally reticent last evening, how- ever, and professed a lack of information if not of interest in the m: . A gentleman at the Fifth Avenue hotel, who was quite the reverse of reticent, said: “It is all settled. It will be a Blaine cabinet, let me tell you, and Mr. Platt will be the Secretary of the Treasury.” Another one, a city official, said when asked whether there was any danger that New York would be left out altogether on account of the contention here over cabinet places : ‘* Not the slightest. I have not seen any signs of any Miller to make a contention.” 4 DENIAL THAT SALISBURY'S GOVERNMENT ER PRESSED AN INIZNTION TO DELAY AK APPOINT- In the house of commons last evening Mr, Labouchere censured Loi4 Salisbury for hie intention to delay the cessor until the new had bee: to know that during the last fishing season there had been no ain between and Americans. It was inconvenient at pres- y before the honse the fisheries conference. “eee. sonable objection. It can, therefore, misunderstood. utter a warn- ing against “‘wild-cat” schemes of bene’ And just now there is a classof plying in numbers every day, against which a warning would not be The essential a of these schemes is that certain comparatively unknown and irresponsi- rsons undertake, out of the goodness of | their hearts, to raise | some religious or charit peal is very adroitly made. morning letters and find an cent postage stamp—on! danger of bein, : Store, food reasons for selling’ kp. | stone, Stokes was committed in default of | Cotention. There are not men enough for would be so mean as not to give that for and unfurnished Houses, to which | HV'n.w. at 100 Oth st. ai8-3t" | bail, a seen ¢ 108 obtaining permits frou our office. ver) 417-0 bose | oe SALE_BY J. HARRISON JOHNSON, cause?—to be sent to a GEN. ALGER’S VISIT TO MR. BLAINE. never heard before, for an obj EXSTON, | = aaa “ . The story that Gen. Alger had gone to Mr. er a a except —s - na it. 10-1 brick and stable 8th | — — ~ CAN HE GO VERY FAST?—THE QUESTION DI8- i ii i ame. You are requested GEO. A JORD SS ‘A HOUSE ON CONN. AVE. IN THE | at, nwa'itear Nedional Monpume tot GOnt: ‘Ree foot | A WELL-KNOWN SPORTING, | THEATRIC: CUSSED IN THE POLICE COURT. oe with = couSdential mareage from Gen. copies of the letter you have Suecessor to Whitaker & Jordan, business section, suitable for business oF 614 8th st. s.w.. G-roor frame, lot’ 0x1 fud Sensational Weekly for sile; title and plan arrison is disposed of by the following dis-| send them to friends of yours. You Puy $% Lily Pat. ard can be rented on a lo . BIB817 O st, pautze Gains Sikes wort: ica " tch from Boston: Gen. Russell A. Alger, of | copy numbered twelve, say, and are NT_THREE NEW 6-ROOM BRICKS, M.I,, ; er aoa gon =p ral of Judge Dyrenforth' 's horse occupied large | lichigan, who has just returned from a visit | that when fifteen (or twenty) removes st, between Gand H sta.n.e, J. H. GRAY & 7,500. 28 ame, tot )O MEL BUY A THIRTYROOM| Portion of Judge Miller's time in the Police | to the Hon. James G. Blaine at Au was | been made from the origin F * SSE RS | 5 Pa we ie very desirable property southwest. 3.0( Ort entra Soca, well furnished, | Court this morning. The defendant in the = whee = — a de- | mands will cease. If you are un - a abet 5 parti ad ith | nied the current report that he was the bearer | spond, you are requested at f. ode Island ave., ten rooms. bath; ted SALE—AT A SACRIFIO REASONABLE | dress HOTEL, Star office. 118-3t* | case was Vance Wood, and he was charged with -s ‘ spond, yi reques 127 Maryland ave. n-e., ten rooms. nba F: fhe ad desirable SoHE A pS eres Be | Souarwiie OFFORTORT sehaniltng Mire: Ticaiaa; is ahd Golaeetseceasas! of an important message from President-elect | letter’ you have received to - k and mi LLIN , GEO. A. J $ indow ‘brick, el motern improveasatar SO net iE CO! OLLIN 5 rrison to Mr. Blaine. Gen. Alger said that | the plan, in order that it may ze Successor to Whitaker & Jordan. = EENT_BRICK HOUSE” 8 ROOMS AND | front: situated in one of the healthiest sections of the | a2yt%e eng meneeing interest, in an important and | the result of alleged reckless driving hear | his visit had no political significance whatever, | the chain has been Nex eal _a15-3* OR ig a rg Peay og n hools and markets, ern city is offered for sale or trade, - | Mount Pleasant a few days ago. The driver, | and that it was made in response to an invita-| If youare of a w irHEN'E, 1000 Fh fiswse "| —215- DAVID B. 88 te Tacome justifies «salary of $5,000 to the gen- | Vance Wood, was riding the horse at the time, | 4 ine whi i JOR RENT: _BY CHAS. S. SHREVE, 1009 71 I. en oY yM | eral manager, yhich the purchasers will control. J ve, | tion extended by Mr. Blaine while he was in | little reflection fills 3.30. 608 Tk p #1030: i | JOR RENT—FRAME HOUSE, 6 ROOMS, LARGE ace ‘To parties wating to spend all or part of the year in | and the old woman was knocked down and in-| Michigan last fall, and also for the purpose of should eeave:as hes Yat poeable. nod. imps A ‘ 'b, at BW Tapa . asouthern elimate this is a rare opportunity. labor Many Lesarar long examined to sed | talking over some Atchison railroad matters in .e.. 6 Toms, all” 820. Eight | _By CHAS. cont el et a nl 806 F st. n.. Address lor the government that Vance was ridin; ic is fri inter- Sew beick houses, 6 roc er andr closets, Penn- | 30h RENT—FRAM aE — 8 ' | which he and some of his friends are inter-| andthe movers are well known. recklessly, and the defendant calledan equally | crted, Gan’ ia 4 : i very wasteful method large number of witnesses to show that the old | {itedisq rs Ager Said he had not seen Gen. | the plan will San pee oe ee . é election, and but once or beeen bers —_ —_ of epee neg- | twice since his nomination. spend six cents in igence. ‘Then the qualitiesof the animal were ‘ : Postage, discussed. “Blind in bath eyes and unable to ny. Saks saoctol “eat idiccig ds Lean Coach way ba oe go very fast” was the general drift of the testi-} Senator Quay has started for Indianapolis to give two cents. Perhaps the requ mony, and one witness informed the court that | and as to the object of his visit, gossips, of jeost calls WM. P. YOUNG, 1303 F st. n.w. F} iT CHATTEL MORTGAGE ON REE Sk od drug stock; payments monthly. 5 Address A Three-Legged Horse. i fe FURNIS r-story ten-room house on 1th st., near ‘New York ave. ; will rent whole house or appartments, tee F A case involving the good and bad qualities t ii mod. imp. 1515 6th st. n. Sale ORLY iw Sa ae “By CHAS. 3. SHREV ; || pet nee, y, mols : ii LY brick dwelling 11 roots; bath ata isundey Tom? 5-St a 1303 F st. Dita fe oe Sate Caae GDURCAREON | FGM atta Wea bait ta acteiadsond | ST tlw ___ Shand D sta. ny. tifully’ 10 s in northwest section ; & are invited to 8; g med. imps, only $2 d.imps.,’newly pai mW, i a partment, up to the f —HOUSsES— " ; EMBI : bs for ten cents or even fifty cente—for the work- F Sistine Rink Nee 1225 indiana ave.. or. RR gt on By EE gd sek the tobae 40 eo acetate tion of one foot prevented the animal | course, know a great deal more than does the | ers of the scheme are bolder with suc- ‘York ave 3300339 Indiana aves gr--*S6 | some, “This house nes never been eee, Store open for inspection. from making a mile in less than fifteen min- | senator himself, but as they differ so widely | cow in which ease the eeantic 15 30th n. 40 }_ STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. BERNARD ! Rag eit utes. Judge Dyrenforth remarked that horse | in their statements it is perhaps best not to | less, but also the ‘of a favorabl \ FOE, RENT 02 AND 304, MASSACHUSE a 0 | RE SALE THAT FINE NEW SSTORY AN 5-3t* are O13 Det ne A, Fite lege could not go very fast. Mr. | mention any. It is a fact, however, that this | Almost anybody thay be depended on to give 3 liese Houses have G rooms cach: are 50 | ene tate nay ete Soe ee - WANTED, APARTNER AT ONCE, WHOIS WILL. | ind sat that a race horse was known to hare | Will be the first time that Mr. Quay has met | stamp, but the demand for a dime or a balf- SS REE BOF Eres fe Ae E.G8 480 | Jou SALE-NEW TWO-STORY. BAY-WINDOW, | Perse Dunes: tht wil yicd Ob0yeF dG" for Wis | lost the use of one leg while. on the track and | G¢% Harrison. Gen. Geo. B, Williams and Af. | dollar leads to investigation and very likely t0 as ‘ORY, BAY-WINDOW, JOR . SALE-NEW TWO-ST! a “ h room and bath d Brick, 12th st. n.: next 90days. then win the race on three legs. Judge Miller 40. Same style Brick, Tat mene: ogi yout meaning business maycall at Room 2, | concluded from the evidence that Vance was ais COOKE D-LOCKETE, $35 Fst. .w. LEASES not guilty of criminal negligence and dismissed A large busin« :suitable for coal, lum- | the case. 7 4 “ a ‘pressed | Be ror tna rartay bastacen Appi sas SF. EPS ters concerning the inauguration celebration. w.; $1,800. BOUR, 14th and B sts. i |_| Tue’ ANTHROPOLOGICAL AND GzoaRAPHic So- RUSSELL HARRISON STILL IN NEW YORK. SOOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 F st. n.w. LIVE MAN, FREE FROM OTHER ENGAGE- | clettEs.—The regular meeting of the Anthro-| Rusell Harrison has decided toremain in New Eee gery heme AE LA pological society will be held in the assembly | York city until Thursday. He was about as Fable ae ean ane OR at. near 13th at. n.w.:m.t-: | oy adGrecaing TRADES Stor of ‘i | Foom of the Comos club this evening. The | usual during yesterday, and received a number jwide : for c ill i or on “The myths o Ad all of $1 . need reply. _ al5-: program include a pape y of sombre. nak iors fn Gon comet pearly new. | FOR SALE_K SMALI, NEAT GHOCERY sToRE, | the robin redbreast in early English poetry,” | of callers among, Thom were Andrew B. Store: rent for $30 and dwelling for $20 per Fos ry om cash business; will sell cheap, on by Dr. Robert Fletcher, and “Notes on the ; Hum Corbi ii ig, MM. month. Will be sold very cheap to an immediate pur- | account of other business, Call 1044 Valley street, Ojibwa folklore,” bi Dr. W. J. Hotmen.. = penal Sith Timothy E beri dined ~4 7 Georgetown. es a ,e i ul Sard, resident o: ie Na- . Woodruff, Brookly: mL lot 72100; 84,500, 07 Smt bavement brick, | om SALE — DRUG STORE, ON EASY TERME | tionai Geographic soclery- will deliver the ve: | After the dinner a reseption was given to him see. rt tablished ; * pA srest ban in the northwest—four Seven-room Going > fair Business end a eee ROw'« | nual address Thursday evening in the'lecture | in Mr. Woodruff's parlors, to which about 150 iny | Worth $3,500 cack Will be wold wosetiior tore 2 N00, IEY, 1307 F st. cs _d14-6t_| hall of the Columbia university. The subject | of the leading republicans of Kings county issued or singly for $3,100 each. THE LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FIxX- | will be “Africa. aw ras —— a AcguITTED ox 4 Tgcunicatiry.—In the Crim- Th v, " * . location in Balt: ii i e New York Times prints the following between M and N ata.; JOHN OLIVEn, 20 baat Daltmoreat "| foe" yoome,voccey: Gearge, Herman was tried | secial from New Haven, Conn.: The Repller square foot. 413-6t* timore, Ma. | for house-burning, in having, *, Bel 2 and 20m. wa 2ox00; 81.10. > UY AHOMEFOR YOURSELF—THE NATIONAL | te to house 417 lith street.’ It was alleged | to-night prints a story, nob altogether free from R RENT--14 AND 16 I ST. N. E.—4-STORY —" mes BAe esT Ment CO oftrinere thay | that, having been refused an advance of wages | an element of vagueness, to the effect that a $A Fed 14 rooms each, with all mo improve- jouses ville. ‘who will build thereon at a loW price, to be paid ‘at | by his employer, R. F. Simms, he piled some | friend of President-elect Harrison recentl 1 menta: month to good tenants. aire of 8. vurel, haser's convenience. Also, » few desirable first- | paper against a joist and fired it, and thatafter- ited this city and sounded the leading poli- 159 | BOND es Sear Ae ‘fakes Park, SE WALKER. Preten 3 | ward he surrendered himself and confessed bis | cians ato the acceptability of the Hon X- B /ENT—A CHARMING DEN Treas: | guilt. -On e part lefense it was testi- | Sperry for Postmaster-General. ba Tandenely Axia: 2 ai3-Im" | fed that the wood-work was nat even charred, | © eo nn EXCHANGE-HOTEL | nor was the table on which the papers had been | Protesting Against Utah’s Admission. see aeceuta, | Piled. The government stated that they could | yy appness FROM THE LIBERAL COMMITTEE OF 01 ; a Boe el RS fe task 'a verdict, the charge being burning exchange for city property. Address Box 145, Star ferry and railroad stati not hy 5 THE TERRITORY. nee. =: Bar Fitturen: Billiard Tebles | nd not an attempt to burn, A verdict of not! 74,. iiheral committee of Utah has issued an 4 ix' liard Tebles, iJ |ALE—AT /AIN- STO! » | guilty was found. ; ny-window bricks, Gorse aay all ero arable Furnitare cen be, pur- address to the country, as follows: ny desirable'ae an inventmnent: cany termn Also ome liberal 4 fucker pertictiary spply to “The liberal territorial committee represent-. Foom beek Oane e aeeee pie td ee ee ing the republicansand aemeenten alike, desire aw. 3 — x FULL INFORMATION IN REGARD TO ALL to call the attention o! e count to t R SALE—ONE OF THOSE 8-ROOM yar Fees by pal TY engenD oye 965.00 | Capitol stn mss for 85,008, Bi08 esate batance to | Money to Loe A ae Se OUZE, 1913 F street, | 30.00 | suit purchaser.” eWeOD Gathenn ‘aie ae oe a ee ee ee ee : 9.98 | 89" CHAS B. caYWooD.DumendieFaw | Typ, Fo X rr 28-00 RR SALE—STYLISH NINE-ROOM FRAME,WITH OR SEFUL RESENTS OR 83.33 or without ee i.e. half square of cars Call on A. T. Britton, of this city, both of whom were formerly from Indiana, are traveling compan- ions of Senator Quay and will probably call upon Gen. Harrison in connection with mat- 319th st. n. w.. 9. B ei $ Dat. n. ery mod. im 2026 14th st, store 20x70 and Office rooms, first floor, 635 F st. Office rooms, 1216 F st., 3 front rooms, ‘911 Lbsth st., from Poe wey rentted... 2 rooms, 4th floor, Everett Flate, H st. near 18th, each. 101 theory. Polygamy is not dead. The law is not biftings, supreme; 234 indi mts were found atthe! Wife—“Don't frown; smile; it costs noth. apd herdies, ite and deep. Easy terme. end Pig etek so Sac gietay rire tie te eee ss ha ing.” . “- td incipal office is to xandria, but the ited States statutes, desi; to 4 $30.88 | JRO, SALE — A GOOD, CORNER PROPE ‘THOS. J. LUTTRELL, a sop dopeales wreaks on —- eee Tee ‘on | _ Husband—“That's where you are Fo00.93 ing’ rooms bat ol Fy oe pl EB nell 20th st. and Penns, avenue n.w. Bi Aa eae polygamy and polygam the | It costs or two for a quarter.’ 400. A 800. Te ULDN'T Get Work anv Store His Breax- lygamy, and hand the ter- si BAR Eepameatir so care fim Bet BY cack ine of Hadlow Handkerchiets | »,57. "Grant Lewis, & Fitory over tothe Mormon priesthood. We call | pray ts, by Fe; 1-500. ad se H lived in East Washin; nt to upon the patriotic citizens everywhere to unite BROWN & CO, 1: 1 52a ~ Silk Handkerchiefs, 3 market this morning fora jobto get in strong to Congress the Young Englishman (dining with the family)— Fs ST rT, ang, one aro| Reena sea een era seboncmasante. | See cicince une ates ee | peda Soeatmn of lah wake | “iu ave tee bon Baga trom gr Re bi i to get_a job, an UngTY would be @ crime against American in- office rooms in the handsome Marble front 4i— —t-—F Ge ; d of Jacob West, where he i ” lighted, ventilated’ and” he opr, avery S305 cant: 8 ae, Ladies’ Kid Gloves at 75c. and @1. The best and erg on tt te oS ee ma me eR, excellent servants.” Mhipoe ‘We 6. DUVALL, 025 Fst. nw, | ‘heevest in the market, —_———_ 190 Gents’, Ladies’, and Children's Us Mrs. Malaise—‘“Doctor, I beg you will not i 8 EF A Narrow Escape. SAVED FROM BEING BLOWN UP BY THE GROUNDING OF A WIRE BY HIB BOOT. NT — CHEAP — SEVERAL HANDSOME and stable R SALE— (uew) Queen Anne houses, seven to ten rooms, in | 7r0tsy well beste tore business man or © NO) Fable ert of the northeast; two lines cars: | tember of Gongress: €100, BOB. Ee ELEMIRG. puovent hs of a $20 <0 desirable tenants, “Alo mal0-Imo TNE, — 14196 st. nw. | ¢200 to $300 cas BURFORD, 14 ¥ c OR RENT—FOUR MONTHS OR a DR RENT OR SALE — VF itoeee Th epee eek baat 1501 B st. ¥ gisven-toom, Brick 205 D st. * ‘all | unfurni Apply 1508 B st. n.w., or on Corcoran st. Key 207 D pT fe i Inderwear. gf. Poctal Ho. tm Ladies’ Vout ‘at 50c.; good value at A at sol, 29 line of Nancy Articles for the Holidays at very ithaca Satay rerma tans r Fancy Handles, for ‘Napkins in great variety. Blankets, Comforts, all kinds of Bedwear at a re- ‘or | duction. it gaa, alley: rented Gy aes