Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1889, Page 3

FOR _RENT—HOUSES.__ FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES ST — HOUSE, AND. FURNITURE, FOR ees fis-3t )$112 0 st. n.w., 249, eines Se ee sale. a cood oppor E: ‘Address HOUS Ba eo , Paes Ro meets LOOKING TO THE FUTURE. Suburban Subdivisions Must Conform to Prospective Extension of Streets. Some days ago the Commissioners received from Mr. C. B. Hemingway a subdivision known as “Greenvale,” which he desired re- corded, The subdivision borders on Hickey road. Mr. Hemingway, in his letter, says the land in question is agricultural, and it would be folly to lay off city lots anywhere in the lo- cality, as there is no demand for smaller pieces than now exist. “Itseems to me,” continues Mr. Hemingway, “that a land-owner has a - STOCK COMPANIES AND TAXES. The Way the Commissioners Answered a Resolution of the Senate. The District Commissioners forwarded to Senator Ingalls yesterday afternoon their reply to the Senate resolution directing them to re- port to that body the assessed market value of the capital stock of all corporations in the Dis- trict of Columbia assessed for personal tax- ation, the amount of tax paid by such corpora- tions, and for any facts or information within their knowledge tending to show any evasion of the law on the part of any of said corpora- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1889. MORE CABINET GOSSIP. Windom Said to Have Accepted the Senna arety Sete. THE MISSOURI MEN WHO HAVE BEEN SUGGESTED TO GEN. HARRISON AND THEIR CABINET CHANCES—AN INSPIRED EDITORIAL SAYS THE SUSPENSE WILL SOON BE AT AN END. ‘The echoes of the visit of the Missourians to Gen. Harrison on Wednesday still linger about Indianapolis, and in the absence of any fresh suggestions from Col. New, who has returned, but declines to talk until he has seen the Pres- LATE FOREIGN NEWS. The Dublin Evening Mail eays it hears that Mr. Parneil’s illness has developed a very se~ rious turn, and that his relatives entertain fears for his recovery. Two persons on Thursday drowned them- selves in Lake Starn’ . in which crazy King Ludwig ended his troubles. Eleven persons in all have committed suicide in the lake since King Ludwig's death. The Berlin bourse weakened yesterday after- noon on baseless reports of Prince Bismarck's resignation, More heavy snowfalls are reported through- out central Germany. The railroads converging ac xt right to subdivide his agricultural land into| tions. They state that the schedule prepared Se ete terceh ahem eee: at Frankfort are badiy blocked. halves, quarters, or eighths and to open a road | by the assessor of the District of Columbia | 28 Over what Messrs. Gates and N Patrick Molloy, charged with perjury when Opre and ay" giving access thereto,‘and that any interference | gives in detail the information asked for by | S4ve as their impressions of what the cabinet | testitying before the Parnell commission, plead Sty. room 943 with that right would be unconstitutional.” | the resolution concerning the assessed market | Will be. It appears that, besides the names of | not guilty in London yesterday. %.. pos. April ‘ in | Chas. Parsons, Chauncey L. Filley and ex-Gov.| Qn Saturday ni y Btore and 2 ey The matter was referred to Capt. Symons for | valne of the capital stock corporations in a - urday night last the empress of Aus Sta st. 2 R_ RENT — 1209 rw 3 his views. In passing upon the case he recom- the District assessed under the existing provi- | Stannard, which were mentioned in Tu Stan | tria, unattended, suddenly appeared at the . OSOT Tih ct Foome and bath, com shed, by season i 2 00 | mends that the subdivision be not approved, | sions of law governing such matter, and the | Yesterday, these gentlemen also suggested to | Church of the Oxpuchins, where the body of the Siore and ‘al A ick : es : for while the land is at present used for agri- | ont of tax paid by ench eorporations, Gen. Harrison, according to the Tribune cor- | late Crown Prince Rudolph lies, and. descend- Rpechore sarily agra ot fon eee nung | = NO clad sity | ars of he nen oe thea aman eee | cs sebebaie abated Se sa tole enefane ious Laeseetioaren | Bowers Genny ens te Wie 8. For full il at office for bulletin issued on VICI ST ttst alae ivisi A ident of the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rail- a 1 3) tm ‘WAGGAMAN, R RENT—1908 AND 1912 N. H. AVE., VICIN- | books. For full Lat office for bulletin issuedon | be regarded as such, for such a subdivision Corporation, Assessed. ab “ . ~ = RENT exvERiy. Ew BAER BOUSES ER Fir of, 16th and, T sts. n.w., néat Brick Houses, 6 | the Istand 15th. _[f15] THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. | would stand in the way of the proper extension value. Tax. | road, and Major Chas. Pearce, a St. Louis lawyer | Poror —. broke friendly relations with £3,000 $45.60 | and manufacturer. Major Pearce has been a | or Gosche teas ape complained bitterly delegate tonearly all the republican conventions | 2 “ ee aor 20 16 | since the war. Last fall he managed the brilt-| A unionist meeting at Bristol, England, 790 00 | iant canvass of Congressman-clest Kinsey, of | Thursday evening broke up with cheers for 36 00 | the tenth Missouri district. He is suggested as | Gladstone, acandidate for the Interior department. He | In the chamber of deputies at Bucharost a snes end letrobe; goog cont RK SALE—THE OWNER WILL SELL HIS HAND- i joining i a ey | ugk Hou - 8 ee THOn WAGGAMAN, 5 ND- | of the streets into the country adjoining it. | Barber Asphalt Co......... 30 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F ot. new.” | nenaC™y 818 Per mon {6-314 19d8 Peery fnished. plone residence, ‘situated Continuing, Capt. Symons says that any subdi- | Bergner & Engel Brewing _ fe15-3t° a BRT aT mm sacrifice. NAVY, Star office. m15- vision of this character now held in bulk should PARE pat aed LOCATED x ra yo ee i i Feta ee i6 3 a vat ae 3 R SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, A NICE 8) be made to conform to the city and sold, if | Bull Run Panorama Co Pointed” ALBERT #. FOR, O90 Prats awe a 1108 B st; 7r.. . 30 1900 H st. “8 House; six rooms, pressed brick front; in Cleve- | necessary, by the block, as it then could be | Balto. United Oil Co _{7-2w_GEo. W. LINKINS, 19th and H sts. n.w. ed ava weet side; al ok eee ee | used for agricultural purposes as well as if sub- | Ches. and Potomac 7 RENT—HOUSE . 8. W., 6 ROOMS, IR RENT—HOUSE 1003 NEW JERSEY AVE.| f15-3t« divided in the manner indicated. He says that 450 00 | is a warm personal friend of Senator Quay. and | yesterday a motion to impeach the Bratiano Ftsicr, eas, story brick stable 30 feck long: 18 | Eve. very cheap, Appi to BTRABD Rt SALECMUST BE SOLD 73 CLOSE AN ES: | it is probable that the District would have no 225 00 | is said to have the backing of the chairman of | Iuinistry’ was rejected by vote of weeny month. |" Thquire at 610 aetaw, | CONS Fet nw. 7 Fee eves ttynow vacant; 10 room, | objection to the streets being used for agricul- | Great Falls Tee Co, s 1,500 00 | the national committee) for that department. | ‘The session broke up amid a tumult om the an- —s Bm Panel 7OR RENT—UNFURBNIS! south front 192x100 feet. ural ses until ranted, but 1e '. 80 00 | C . Ke it as a represen- ~ BEALE. BROWN & COe TasT Fst 1310 19th, Fok SALE-A NERY NEAT LITTLE CORNER | District, and these streets should conform to | Herdic Phaeton Co d 1,500 00 | portfolio he would like to have is that of the eral houses have been demolished by to BROWN & CO. 1321 F st. 8 property, on 13th st. n.w., 7 rooms, bay window i i W as-8 Henderson was | land slides in the village of Fharier, C antom 702 19th st.. *h 7 nue a the plan of the city of Washington. Independent Ice Co. 330 00 | War department. Ex-Senator Henderson was | l@ A . oR RENT—HOUSE 1410 20TH {314 19th front on each street ; ali mod. imp. : $4,500. si Posed ima d = < $t. L Neuchatel, Switzerland. rooms; all modern imps. ; house heated by 1432 N st. A neat 6-room Brick, with summer kitchen, lot 20x Inland and Seaboard Coast- not talked of a great deal by the two St. Louis ' , ; ie om. rear of lot: all ta gacellent condi 1446 8 at. 20; good fraine stable with tin roof on alley, W st., Defending His State. ing Co --+ 8,600 5400 | men. He, they think, has little chance fora| Prince Leopold, son of the late Prince Fred- jon given st once: reat 675. T ae bef 1ath and 16th. 94,000 x140, 17th st, $8,500, | MB. COKE THINKS THE REPORT OF THE SENATE | National Safe Deposit Co.. 69,000 —_1,035 00 | place, Fe ,, | erick Charles, the “Red Prince.” has been be- RENT_BoUSsy, S08 —SIST Manes groom. Bw. lot Boxbo, est Eran COMMITTEE UNJUST TO TEXAS. Heal Estate Title Co. 00,000 1,000 00 | “Wo gare Gen. Harrison his choice.” said |trothed to Princons Sophie, sister of the etme rooms rod. imps. ‘Day-window, &e. ; ren du Teroone ai hw el Soe bO ar ae Bae 00. After Tue Star report of the Senate pro- | Columbia Title Insurance r. Niedringhaus, before starting home. “Any | press of Germany. gee HOE 1001 Fs eresew. | Se dues sr , 2 PE THSYPHEN SCO. | ceodings closed yesterday afternoon Mr. Coke Co. of Distriot of Colum- os ap | Onto these candidates would be a satisfactory | ” Ate meeting at Dundee last evening, which JOR RENT—A DESIRABLE CORNER RESI- : 3 I SALE—NEARLY_A 14 PER GENT INVEST- | ‘0K the floor and proceeded to defend his | Western Union Telegraph have one portfolio. Gen. Harrison practically | 47°" iacmbariaie’ oat ee ey sehen, be ar ee oe re ek ee aa ment, 3 two-story, 5 large room frame houses on | state from aspersions cast upon it by the report} Co. : . 23,500 852 50 | assured us of that.” ; pret renner g Mag Neen mene pe | urs : : 1319 Pst | POR RENT-ONEUE Be 1408 Chapin Ps eich per mont WorsaSx117 to 30 heat alley, | Of the committee on privileges and elections, American Rapid Telegraph oe THEIR CADINET SLATE. cheers were given for Mr. OIzien, LOR _RENT_FURNISHED—A NEAT AND CoM- > ve.n.w.106.67 1408 Chapin 82,100 for all. one-half cash. Also some chesp lots | He characterized the report as highly unjust | _Co- sek These two Missourians believe from what | © Kine Miler 4 Pe modi a 3 a . M. 'N' ae ‘1 gm N . Pepa '§ Milan's rupture with the radicals is due averything complete. including tabip iipen, ete, ‘reat 3 2408 1ets Tide onto © 5G thet. | in its conclusions, and said that while he heid | Nationa! Life Maturity As- | | they picked up at Gen. Harrison’s that the most | 4g the ainnerePete aserteretmesanage greg 860; nine rooms. . RILEY DEEBLE, 1213 7th st, in the highest esteem the authors of that | wochington Beneficial Ene probable cabinet slate is as follows: Secre-| which M. Tausshanoviez, the radical A ote Raw TG SRE TECH 10 1308 Sth Wachinarsap ses tox gria bla fertlterescesteesie fe | ae nie aoe ao otherwise then, con. dowment Association... 20,000 _ 800 00| tary of State, Mr. Liaine; Secretary of the | implicated, . , Py ye nse 304 house, of 9 rooms with piano: also completely fur. Leamiafiged ie Goke mee ieeeand the reputa- | Washington Brick Machine Treasury, Col. John C. New; Secretary of War, Russian papers state that the Russian branch for sale; rent o by roomers and best parts not tshis Bished house of 12 rooms. desirable locution. All of | Fé é the fotantoah sitdeeias. gaat there ke 1.2.00 200,000 8,000 00 | ex-Governor Rusk; Postmaster-Genersl. Chaun- | of the English family of Lesley have inherited So: ems upcnerbenbess ‘and. 320 Ist st. 8 vase to Tospounible party. Hosgsaton' Marci i0." | dennouuced as'an infamous set of schemers and | Washing cey I. Filley; Attorney-General, William M.| a jegacy in England of £10,000,000 sterling. FOR SEs Late GT, SW, ONE SSTORY $3 39 298 Leta liars, utterly unworthy of credence.” The re- Won pas Stee & es ee en ee eee Application was mado for the inheritance, but brick house, 9 rooms, all mod. finps., one square 212 x2 en mainder of the afternoon up to 5 o'clock was | Washi . a 7 ort oe *| the repre ves of the family applying from government printing and engraving department, a PRE FORA an Sen ORNs INVES Tee occupied by the chief clerk, who, at the request Morreale ree . oa . ‘ood 4 Secretary of Agric ulture, Warner Miller. were informed that the heirs must denn-4 229 Pennsylvania avenue 8. e., four-room fiat 70 B.Lav.nr.i 403 4th st.n.e.; halfcash, * fl of Mr. Coke, read a great mass of the testimony | Foo ls 3 "" ¥ AN INSPIRED EDITORIAL, British subjects before the money would be with om Heat $18 permonth. fel4-St WOH st. or JPLOR SALE—TWo NEw HOUSES, SIX bh Nb | taken by the committee. Be cece eae 750 09 |. Am editorial in the Indianapolis Journal yes- | paid. FRE BENT hee OTH STN. W. DESIRABLE 65 Mase. diet patrobes;, bricked im yauge: crystalchan-| On motion of Mr. Harris, Mr. Vance wasex-| Washington Post... 90,000 790.00 | terday, said to have been penned by Private| The pope and consistory yesterday recog- to good onan a0 kr OOUMBE. Rhee. nee. Apply 40d ath se nen “TAYE | cused from further service on the committee | Botimore and Ohio. 133,465 2,076 98 | Secretary Halford, has caused some comment. | nized the new bishops of Detroit, Natchez and a tat Ed Z isth FOR LEAR Rs. 2p NE AS, on privileges and elections and Mr. Gray was | Baltimore and Potomac... 98, 1,476 00 | It is as follows: Wichita, Sa ea TWO NEW ‘Conn. . 2D, in his 2. ssa 3 : mnesinigigith sanicmelinlinns Frtatoase prEay imp cae Tine, | ogtd dvelling 5-60 Nat fa QS as “TK briet executive session closed the day’s | C9 aaa eee ee 3,300 00 | qaThe, suspense and specniation relative to Queen Vichoriets Postinan, Also, -windo' 3 f- Or. juares from i - ‘ n. Harrison’s cabinet will soon be at an end. Bh wey i Reabe” plambane ‘Tretclam’ Alec, "YO-rvoen ie sist at nw 10-90 Ta friae > Wes SPN esa. ae wal See Columbia R. R: 1,500 00 | it is highly probable that his cabinet is already | Ffom Youth's Companion. ick, on two lines of cars; perfect order:only 923. | 1249 Ret. n-w., SORT av. FR SALE— Pare 3 The Veterans of Chickamauga. Metropolitan R. R. 15,068 55 | compicted in his own mind and that nothing | In the days when Prince Albert had come to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 113-3¢" 933 that. nw. | T BOQ st. m W pouE nice little Brick Houses, on 7th, bet. V and | 4x onGANIZATION SIMILAR TO THE GETTYSBURG AS- oes ee but the improbable event of declination can | woo the queen of England the crowd of people * Se hE 50 G st res each renting for ¢10 per are ry Scare Ss Gx Sema town 10... meagre snd . break the slate as now determined upon. Gen. | who wished to catch a glimpse of royalty as it ew paper and Pat Ca Also, a aL ¥ ime. a id property tg hold, a bargain af $5, _A number of veterans who fought on either 888.570 13,328 55 | Bag elgg meetany (ge cee ee promenaded upon the terrace of Windsor castle eis behat nw. : 12 roomes suitable to rent | 1838 Peres Place Ord 92 $968 noth cents 7 JOR SALE-ON NEW JERSEY AVE. 8. E., NEAR side at Chickamauga met yesterday afternoon 15,509 282 65) their settlement open to disturbing contingen- | ¥“* 8teatly increased by reason of the general 5. “os &. 8. CAYWOOD, 1702 R "40 35th st. new. 11r.......) Fis > 7-room ogee; med. tape ee 17x | in the room of the Senate committee on mili- np | cies. As aconscientious and methodical worker, | interest in the young couple. One day a York- E St | The above Homans Sem be snpiged vz perma seam | O25 Fgp00 BH WANG Pat nw, | tary affairs, and laid the foundation fora Chick- 57.117 4,606 76 | it is his habit to be fully prepared and | shireman who had determined to get a good Fs RENT HOUSE 1448 X ST-; CONTAINS 10 | “jag g “1324 F stn. For sale amauga association similar to that now in con- bi gery onto sand all like companies | equipped for every duty, and the country can |look at the queen appeared at the gates by roo! new fui y papered, ani x 7 rest assured he will not pick up any of his | which the spectators were usually admitted, it-clase repair, desirable location; watchman at the Seven new Houses, two Lean basement and bath; | trol of the battle-field at Gettysburg. The | fore ‘ongress to have them exempted.) y x ; tent, $55 togood tenant. CHAS. E. BANES, all the mod. imps. ; on'43¢, near w.; lots 16t¢x iP cabinet en route to Washington or revise the | and thus accosted a man, a footman evidently, list after he arrives there. There has been no | who was at the moment crossing the court occasion for the anxiety evinced on the subject | yard: ase J 100; will make nice little hon oo RESON oes O43t BH WARNER & ok RENT—NW. COR. 15TH AND B elegant residence, 18 rooms and stable, imps, Per Yearec.------ ah 1110 Est. se. two-story 202 G st. 8. STs. ‘price, each, $9,000. | meeting was called by Gen. Henry M. Cist, of | Arlington Fire Insuran 0 Fst. n. w. "| Cincinnati, chairman of a special committee of | R SALE— i the army of the Cumberland, and at his invita- durin e ok still le ra b “ si : ; ig the last few weeks, and still less for the |” “Look here, John, Robert, whatever they Biabios lot 21x00. toeeide atieyy wit tor and | tion a number of ex-confederates were present. 100,000 1,500 00 | friendly efforts to advise and assist Gen. Harri- | call you, I coom from the counte: ame location ; store is 18, the stat "tnd | Those who participated yesterday were Gens. | Columbia Fire Insurance | toa + > cont FOR SALE—HOUSES. therhodho, how occupied by the owner, would feat for Rosecrans, Baird, Reynolds, Cist, Manderson, | — 100,000 1,500 09 | *°8 33, the premises, said the footman 200,000 3,000 00 i> CO. vase ce eeeeeeeeeeeee |. Nothing in Gen. Harrison's character or an- never seen t” at : 2 z x “ preeee es zen. a ever Be qu want oR SALE-UPON EAST TERMS—TWO Vent | ofS = BH WARE EeC ie, | 820 Boynton. and Col. Kellogg, of the Union | Franklin’ Fire “Insurance | tecedents or his bearing during the campaign pod sight of her. Now, can't you pa Ee poy iE SALE ee ee ee eer ee 0... 60,000 900 00 | could justify any apprehension that he was not through them gates, just afore the Park to parties only who will Pra LE west, a beautiful corner House; three | Of Georgia; Walthall, of Mississippi; Wheeler, 125.000 1,875 00 | fully equal to the task of forming his on cabi- | t’ rest o’ ’ folks? I want to get a good place, LOUIS P. SHOPMAKER, | story and basement; 10 rooms; side yard; 20-foot | of Alabama; Wright. of Tennessee, and Cols, net on a basis of the broadest republican states- | ye see.” P 3 a a SSIs Se. “ing: bulit Yor ‘the gwacr's dse,, Dut obliged to | Bankhead, of Alnbama, and Morgan, of Missis- 100,000 1,500 00| manship. That he has borne the strain of |~ “Well, sir,” said the man, “I don't know Ml Beh 830; 14579 Nie, Sevorise Oroomia me | BA GAuT frame house, 1313 Oth st. nw, lot | apvrecistsd were chess: ME Ao Pe eet * be | sipi, representing the ex-confederates, : these past months with such unfailing fortitude her I dare. I might lose my place, you | sgh ronda teeny 19x100 to alley. ‘LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 'B.'H. WARNER & CO., A committee, consisting of Gens. Cist an 100,000 1,500 00 | and listened patiently and respectfully to the iF-im GRAHAM & BOLTON, Room26,930Fst. | f14-3t0 920 F st.uw. | _fl4-3t_ ee eee re | Cee, Cee ao eee eee | pressing importunities and innumerable sug- ‘ay, mun, thou'll never lose thy place for JOR RENT—#30 PER MONTH, 1605 8 ST.N. Se ee eee I Dra TER ee ce eee ne Sate: | Comore noe end Wo cuerenpond with prseinei 100,000 1,500 00 | gestions as to how he should meet and dis- | such a thing as that. Thou can say to t’ queen PS Ztcrrosm, bag-window Brick Howse: herdios Fneinprovements; southern exposure; bay window; | 71,00 12th. near W mer Giicetis Ges eee, | Ps 100,000 1,600 00 | charge a personal duty is the highest possible | that she hasn't gotten a more loyaller subject withisi one square.” Apply at MORTON'S Paint Store, Further particulars inguirea¢ 001 Mass: aS Toom™. | Call for permit te inapect . 7: | Chickamauga, tribute to his character. During these months | than John Stokes, not in all Yorkshire. I nob- 609 F st. n.w., 15r._890 | 1401 12th n.w., 107.350 | SALE—W AVE SOME CHO! 7 mas a Temperance union, of Fort Myer, entertaine “ ++ 2,500, 6 said yes 0 to any suggest ." said theman. He 1007 Ist st. n.w.,6r..24.50 | 2007 9th st. b.w.. 6r..18 | 2, cent property northwest. J. B. Pe dee AM, BOUSE-DELIGHT- its members and friends at ah enjoyable so- | 4°°rgetown Gaslight Co.. 144,000 2,160 00 | He has simply kept his own courisel and re- the gate and the eager Yorkshireman CHARLES W, HANDY, as not respon- | rushed through. As he did so, an idea seemed = a... Ae 3 is yeni The Commissioners add that they have no | minded his inquisitors that he & GALE—ELEGANT 0 ROOM BAY-WINDOW fore hotel wih Basu ian wth in Washington | ciable and supper at the fort lastevening. The sd q' A ths and restaurant | yiaj. vi the | personal knowledge as to the correctness of | sible for what other peo said or for what | to strike him, and he stopped to tender the house, within’ two squares 4 visitors were conveyed from Georgetown to the ns to | b 1 and side lots 87,000. S°B BELLINGEN & CO. a3 Price, 819.000 sox v waccamtan, | post inambulances furnished by the authori | the assessments contained in the schedule re- | the newspapers printed. Happily he is not. | foo ms hal-erown, Fst. nw. 14-3t* | £13-3t 1003-5 Fst. nw. | ties. This is considered the banner soldiers’ | ferred to, except in the case of Tae EvENING REPORT THAT WINDOM HAS ACCEPTED. thank you. oR SALE—HOUSES— R SALE-AT A SACRIFICE—FOUR Two. | temperance union in the army, for out of a| STaR newspaper company, for the reason that! 4 Toledo, Ohio. special to the New York | for 14th st. near W., 2-story brick, 9 rooms, #4,500. | WOR SALE basement Bricks, on 12th st., above Irymen at the fort nearly 70 | such assessments under the law are made by area v 1 Ks ee 3500. Rhode foland ave; mod. imps.” wood ianteis, leo tot or 140 cara re wioe-preaid lank, Corp'l the assessor alone. But with respect to THE Herald says: “Judge Devens, of Mount Vernon, lot 801 00; 84.000. Jou FWwades sax Terns roe AE CUM Age James McChesney, says that since its organiza- | EVENING Stan the Commissioners have re-| Ohio, whohas been here during the trial of a otc —__ 1005-5 Fst._| " js19-1m* 14 tion there have been fewer courts-martial for | ceived information which they append | big land suit against the Pennsylvania railroad, e time appeared the queen and FOB, SALESA, $4,500 HOUSE, NORTHWEST, = == drunkenness than at any time since the estab-|in the shape of certain correspond-| is authority fora statement that ex-Senator | prince. } than that, conversing familiarly 7 zooms, ail mii will rent for #30 and pay $1 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, | lishmentof the post. The recently elected | ence. First is a letter from them to | Windom, of Minnesota, has been tendered the | with her majesty was the footman, j ot valued 4 41,000 or 81,5 iti Se takenne’ dee | . 10° A =| officers of Cavalry union are: Mra, Theresa A. | Assessor Fish, dated January 25, in which | position of Secretary of the Treasury, and has | “Just look there!” eried the country visitor yinent, in den to take fe ake it, mun, take it. Nobody "ll know.” sir.” an secured a foremost place fg Bate eee “| office @ 2 ‘ bystander. *-He’s a-la d ‘Owner, R SALE—THREE HANDSOME TRACTS OF 13, | Williams, president; Corp'l James McChesney, | they state that they have been informed that / accepted the portfolio. to a bystander. e's a-laughing and talking eee Fevtad Zeer, adjoining Linden station, on ths | Sergt, ‘John H. ‘Thomas, George H. Williams, | the assessment of Tue Evexixa Star for the pana or Raey to # queen like anything! FOE SALE.SONE OF THOSE HANDSOME REST- | fine for re fites of for subdivision; $200 aud | and Sergt, Peter Rennie, vice-presidents; Chas, | current year is much below its actual value,| oye veteran Cassite ML Clay, who began his} Who?” dences on B st. n.w., between North Capitol and | g25 per acre. . Kimball, secretary and treasurer, and Thomas | and request information. On Jan. 25 the as- aad a APS yt “Why, t chap that opened me the gate—t’ GREEN, 1416Qetnw. Fe ey Sy eaoe. in Same row 20 the President of 7iig ACRES on B. and 0., 1 mile from Boundary st, | Bourke, financial secretary. Mrs. Alida T. | sessor replied that the capital stock of the com- | Political work with Gen. Harrison's grand-|footman—him with the blue coat and red JF oe, BENT_BY RO. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- | & cash purchaser. BH. P- HUTCHINS & CO., 1551 F | Henne op railroad end outlet on turnpike: lies beeg: | Dothan and other members of the soldiers’ | pany was assessed in 1888 at $50.000; that after | father, was one of the general's callers _yester- | collar.” Fa. Broker, 10th and F sts. nw at. nw. 13-3t_ | and cellar; barn, stable, wagon-sheds, henner; store- | and sailors’ branch W. C. 'T. U. were present at | examination and from the best information he | day. He isnot an applicantfor office,andsaidhe | When the listener's laughter would allow him LaPierre Hotel, 10th } R SALE—THREE HOUSES, NEARLY NEW, | 20U*¢: splendid well, also running water; station op- | the gociable. could get he decided that this was too low, and | cajled simply to meet Gen. Harrison and his | to speak he explained. ‘and Nest. comer Sth and O sts. n.w., three-story aud base- | POG. 3000. 4 sons ot sinis station, on B ——__ assessed the company at $100,000 for 1889; that | family. To the Herald correspondent, when | | “Blue coat and red collar! Why, that's the od. 2 0 ment, eae with bag window < mee and O., 4 miles out, high and’ iehty Dut ‘sites;10| _ LANDAUS AND OaBs aT Avctiox.—Mr. Dowl- | in November past, when the bill was presented, | asked what measures he thought ought to be | W indsor uniform and your footman us Lord cach OWNER, TTS te ane! APT O0 | trains’s day each way; only 82,000 and $4,000. ing will sell to-morrow, at 12 o'clock, in front | an officer of the company called upon him | adopted to secure a more satisfactory state of | Melbourne, the prime ministe = —~ BOGE tend (OO ee Pee eS of his auction rooms, by order of the trustee, | and affirmed that it, the stock, was only | affairs in the south, he ss ~—- —— Ap to JOHN F. pee di-im* Pitas caesianat tte: Bae arom are turnpike, lange mansion and grounds; | two landaus and one cab, in good condition. | worth 50 cents’ on the dollar, | - «I have no details sutieent to base an enact- Superfluous Knowledge. tt ot i cheap a 1,50 3: two new 7 goven toon uly ne ears. i hoes cts ‘anak rials Parties interested should be on hand. a A — lanes correct an - be | ment upon. I think we ought to be very par- | From the Boston Courter. ks: + Nes sve. DW: at Adjoining ‘ SO SORE xe oul 50,000; that on this affirma-| ticular how we proceed. We are under exce| ore i i ence st. 10r $3000 each. HEISRELL © MCLETAN, 1 esti Hp root tinber: hal and waghty fot renidecs on An Expensive Compliment. tion he did not hesitate ono moment to make | tional relations with regard to. the black and |, 120re #8 Feally an amazingly wide differ re Rew. f : —_ betwoen what passes currently for knowledge, = : 7 ivi 5 . From London Tid-Bits. the correction; that he had no better source of | white races in the south. I don't think the | © 4 Aoerseaiei » Preuss, S rocma on Ran DOOMELY FINISHED | | TWENT ALISA a Fogle ton, a the | Fair tragedienne—“‘And so you like my per- | information to base an assessment on than this | same laws in regard to the ballot as prove et. | ud educational schemes are apt to be valuable 89,000 rner ho} Dupont cir- | line 4 .. uninter- | formance?” statement. and that if the assessment is much | fective in the north would do for the south, | or worthless in direct proportion to the extent Fst. rupted view of city and river and Maryland hills for 10 vise, half square cle, $12,000. DULANY & WHITING, 1320 . : - e , i r | S ee! Inilos from every part Of ity Loe nallee feos one Great admirer—“Oh, it was the very acme of below its actual value, it is because he was in- | The difficulty in the south is not between men | to which they take this fact into account, peti - =e 4 tentiouslly misled by this officer. Later, tite | or parties, but between races. Iam in favor | wy ie 193 | Bomin Hace, uew, thrccatoty: doable tick Lewes, | TEN AGRES™5-room house, elegant new barn, ana | A6ic art! But I am almost sorry I went; I | assessor adds, that the recordsof therecorder of | of Rome anything possible—avoiding extreme | W20ever has considered the subject must have web above K st. 13 “9 | 22 rooms, Inquire of owucr, GEO. ©. MAYNARD: | all under cultivation: running water and splendid | caught such a fearful cold.” wills, of this city, which he has examined, | measures or anything that would lead to blood- | bee? struck with the vast amount of material Sea. EG ae ante ae SEW TRAEE STOR a Fa bpp enieent view of city and Tenleytown heights. | «Cold! Why, the theater was warm.” seul fans trenty-two shares, belonging to _ shed—to vindicate the ballot in the south. bay bees So reais 6 up our ¢ curriculums, which st. 2 . 5 front 7 it Wi. P == a STORY AND ‘ACRE-—3-room house on Falls Church road. “Yes, i 7 es of Mr. ms, 0! capital si After in all systems of government and Freeh ee eames Sse state toor. 3-30 | E’ment House, 16 rooms, 137 ist, north aide, lot | 2 walles hams clean toe, Etay forma: $790. tee at Wink Oates ccaaea that” | Were appraised at $55,000, and that these | morality, there must be some friction there. [| C@#onal standpoint, and which were better ? ‘PEV6 to paved alley; built by days’ work ; exce) = N AORES—Mostly in fruit; 4-room house; 10 i twenty-two shares yielded in 1887anet revenue | think that, i h the sta’ he eliminated. ere are few branches taught in ally fine plumbing.’ cabinet mantels. double doors: from rallrondstation, Oiiles from city. | “The tears, pt gers ch eee difficultics exist ure most interested i, | OUr public schools to-day which could not ad- Frenel vega randow parlor hegied by hot water | $1,500, She gave him a free ticket for the season. of $35,360; that on this basis, capitalized at 8 | these difficulties exist are most interested in a oly be weelen rages ah stem. pp . PRotoerepher, 24 ACRES, Pen eos, res heights, between a per cent, the capital stock of this company was | good government, they are the best judges as to —p f Boer: pretty extensively, ae Ea "= a ._ | Aqueduct and 3 niles e city; Father George Outdone. worth $2,009,087, and should have been go re- | what should be done. I don't propose myself | *4 in og a few instances it would be found, De eee ¢ AGRES in Falls Church Village, on W. & 0, 8.1. | From the Indianapolis News. turned, and would have been assessed accord-| to dictate any special action. In matters of | ®fter the weeding was done, that nota great is 18x80; house has 6 rooms and bath. Price @, 000: | hew aud elegant cottage, 8 rooms; & minutes’ teat F i ing to the rules of this office in assessing capi-| this sort time is everything. We must give | ea! remained. . 1 . * 93.000. A teacher in one of the city schools a few o - t y a Th fe of rf in the SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. n.w. fe12-6t | Station; $3,600. ‘ te errermaogt tal stock in bulk at two-thirds of its value, at | time a chance.” o commonest form of superfiuities in € 422 Oth st. mw... $75) 4 200,0THERS, days ago was trying to instil patriotism into | $1 339 391. ‘Th tter referred to th branches commoniy pursued is that of details, fil RO HOLT ama’ ante Type improved Farms the minds of @ class of small girls. Among | Siiee af the pe oomres Paende Di strict, ad ca NOTES. : which would be of some value if the study TOR RENT HOUSES Md, ad Alszandria apd Bulrtax eonntion Virginia.” | other questions asked was: February 1 Assistant Attorney H. E. Davis re- | , Ge? Dan Macauley. accompanied by Dr. H. | were carried far enough, but which are abso- £15-3t SSo1'r st. | “Who was the father of his country?” ported, adopting the above statements of the | 7. Guzman. minister to this country from | lutely valueless as it is. ‘The names and places ¥OS 7th st. me, bya al P £26 jOR RENT — CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 1 room Brick Dwelling, northwest section, at re- @aced rent. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fst ae. e Fon oS 1614 1816 Corcoran st....845| 15 ? ¢., fine res. 40 R RENT—THIRTY ACRES, WITH 10-ROO: Douse, barn, heanery, fai s 1 " Toad, $20 per month. “T. OR SALE—50 ACRES GOOD Watered: 234 miles from B. and & and P. railroad; for $1,500. AND; COMFORT. & SALE—1761 MASS. AVE. THI pple orchard ; well Failroad ; ‘ANTED—BUSINESS MAN OF and pluck to buy 4:33-room brick hotel, with nd Lay ‘at Rockville, f 6, #i3;500.""™ Cooke DL LUCKEY ed oe ee ee mits; cheap for cash. Biste particulars with price. Address Box 101 Fibs, a Brant ror SALE-FARM OF 225 ACRES OF GOOD scription, inclu a sacril ap CO., 1338 F st. R SALE—1 HAV: Hew, E TWO GILT-EDGE I De at $2,800, paying 8: SALE IN THE DISTRICT, MARY- ELDER & CO, 1215 F st. AN OPPO! To closeout the 2 $200 to 8300 0,000, BELVOIR MANOR. FUR- faa OWNER, 1910 "Mane, IR SALE—NEAR STATIONS ON METROPOLI- tan grain, fruit, stock, poultry, and cott and coun- 935 F st. n30-3m ELECTIONS OF FARMS 'Y HOMES, in immediat ton; 365 aeres, OR SALE—165 CHOIC 'D SMALL COUN’ ‘si There was ashort pause, and a little hand went up. “Well, who was he, Jennie?” “Please, miss, I think God.” ed National Pride. From the Epoch. Mrs. Anglo-Mania—‘‘What are you writing, Estelle?” Estelle (aged ten)—‘Miss Jennings wants us to do a composition on Washington's birth- day.” Mrs, Anglo-Mania—“Never mind it now, dear, you look quite pale studying so hard. Run and play.” Mrs. Anglo-Mania (to governess later)— “Don’t feel ooured Miss Jennings, to cram the children with all the national holidays.” Miss Jennings—‘No, madam, but Washing- ton’s birthday is so essentially American.” Mrs. Anglo-Mania—‘Oh, yes, I know—but I prefer they should become proficient in En- gon history. Let them write up Guy Fawkes’ y and—er—the queen's birthday. Such ex- ercises store the mind with really useful knowl- edge.” —+e+-____ The Actor and the Buzzer. From the Newcastle (England) Chronicle. Some time ago a company of traveling actors were playing Macbeth at a colliery village assessor concerning the representations said to have been made on behalf of Tue Srar, the alleged showing of records at the recorder of wills’ office, and the assessor's figuring concern- ing the proper valuation of THE Stan's stoc! and informing the Commissioners that no co: rected appraisement can be made during the current fiscal year. ———— League Records in Court. INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PARNELL CASE, Mr. Soames, solicitor for the London Times, testified before the Parnell commission in Lon- don yesterday that he visited Dublin in May, 1833, in quest of evidence. At the offices of Mr. Alexander Morphy, crown solicitor for Kerry, he had an interview with a person who was introduced to him as a former employe in the office of the league and who pro- duced a slip bearing the signature of Miss Anna Parnell, specimens of Mr. Patrick Egan’s handwriting, and a bundle of documents, which, the witness inspected at length. He copied some of these documente and made notes of others. Witness arranged that the docu- ments should be gee to London, and they were brought here on Whit Monday, 1838, and embodied in an affidavit produced during the trial of the suit of O'Donnell against Walter Nicaragua, and E. D. Woodruff, of Auburn, N. Y., called on Gen, Harrison, but only remained a few moments. Mr. W. W. Murray, of Tennessee, member of the national republican committee from his state, will have a conference with the Pres- ident-elect to-day. He is in Indianapolis by invitation. Senator Plumb has sent a letter to Lieut.- Gov. Felt, in which he says: “I hold myself bound, as well from a sense of duty as by the promptings of gratitude, to give assurance for the future of undiminished zeal in behalf of these great interests of our commonwealth, which are dear alike to me and to those who sentme here. Torepresent such a people in the Senate of the United States fills the measure of my ambition.” oe Oyster Pirates on Trial. TWO OF THEM HELD IN $1,000 BAIL ON CHARGES OF CRUELTY. United States Commissioner Bond in Balti- more yesterday filed his opinion in the case of Capt. Samuel Coulbourn, of the oyster schooner scminke, and Capt. Benjamin Coulbourn, of the schooner L. P. Pratt, charged with cruelty to Jacob Fryedberg. Joseph Rosenkratz and Joseph Weinstein, the three New York boys who had shipped with them as of the constellations are useful and valuable as @ matter of celestial geography to those who follow the study far enough really to need such aids in locating the heavenly bodies, but of what earthiy use, interest, or value is it to the ordinary scholar? Beyond a general knowledge of the half a dozen constellations which have by name a place in literature the pupil does not even derive any satisfaction, even the most su- perficial, from the laboriously learned and easily forgotton string of names which makes up so large a portion of the contents of most text books on astronomy. The student who passes days, weeks and months in that busy idleness known as “analyzing” flowers has doubtless given the time to a pleasant strictly moral form of amusement, but the mind would have been as well exercised, re- sults would have been as valuable, and process quite as pleasant and m had the same labor be expended in solving the mas and riddles of the puzzle de juvenile magazine, The chief that in one case distaste arising from guessing, wherein the mind would act freely and spontaneously, The principle of modern education is appa- rently to take the least ible quantity of knowledge. mix it with the for libel. The witness was about to put in evidence an- dredgers, and held the accused in $1,000 bail for action of the United States grand jury. The evidence was tity of superfluous matter, and then force it into tatiana 2h the student's 1 e brain by machinery. W. E. BURFORD, 19-6t 1422 New York ave. R SALE — TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING; 2. first hoor, three cham- four rooms deep on ane The Freret Investigation. CONCHDNTARY CAMPATON CONTRIBUTIONS. So gateway pane op Ary In the Freret investigation after Tux Stan's | tack!” Just then the buzzer at the colliery | Phillips renee ave Bere report closed yesterday, Mr. W. A. Freret, jr. | was blowing, notifying that the pit ‘was idis | Sir Charles Russell said this was the first | @oUth medical college has found a most start- son of the supervising architect, testified that | the next day. A pitman in the shouted | timé he had heard Phillips’ name. He did not was not an architect, but hoped to be. He dm ae Bi a “It’s the buzzor, ye | know Mr. Phillips. had worked on the plans for the public build- | eggor! ‘The pit’s off the morn! Be aie fn grate A Womax Wao Can Ron a Rariroap.—Mrs, | been that Mr. Edna Hill Gray Dow The Nicinity of Wi to FARMING, if ; rears ran OE Gs ee poapted to FARM Xai | within the proverbial 100 miles from New- | other letter, to which it appeared no official very conflicting and indicated perjury. ores arte buen faned, 8 s ih castle. pei gaits well until the last scene | 2®mes were attached, but Charles Russell, u Parnelli rb | where Macbeth was being pursued by Maciuf, | °f Counsel for the Par rape age 3 fies re] ——_——__—— A Baby with a Big Head. A SEVEN-POUND INFANT WITH A HEAD WHICH WEIGHED FORTY-FIVE POUNDS. 4 it < necro i & & RENT—1609 8 ST.; SEVEN ROO! AND Firtnise Eee