Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1889 FOR RENT—-HOUSES. FOR RENT—ZOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTION SALE FOR SALE—HOUSES. Foe BEN AT goo Pee Monty, im the most fashionable section of 'Washin: A HANDSOMELY FUKNISHED HOUSE. is house ie complete and conveniently arra has © large double bed rooms; nar Dapont circle. Apply to J. A SETI oel-Im 2OR RENT—SEVERAL Residences in the best sectior ent an inducement. HUTCHL. 1405 F st 1 Fe REXT—FOUR NEW HOUSES ON I ST. Bi tween 2 nd bath ; water aud every convenience F.C. PAYNE &¢ loth at. = o a 2D ST_N.W.11 ROOMS, ALL modern improvements. per month in ady: Apply at New Jersey ave. nw. eel {OK RENT—BY THOS. E WAGGAMAN, REAL F* tev BROKER, 917 F ST. N.W. HOUSI ‘The “Maltby,” cor. NJ. ave and & 1.00¢ t.tnt 16 nw. partly ir.8O 6:40 Md. ave, # Defrees st.. 4th stn. 20 Franklin at 462 Cat nw, 4 Biagten's al 16 ist. nw, hr Upper part 140m Pat W., TF Central Gunton’ Gunton b Vernon row, wm 401 Tthst, Ist f, CITY AND DISTRICT. A MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN. A Woman Summoned to Her Door and Shot in the Shoulder. In Pierce's court southwest near South Capi- tol and O streets lives a colored woman named Mary Brooks, Last ight Mary and her hue- band retired about 10 o'clock. During the day she had had @ quarrel with « colored mam named Andrew Ashton. She had forgotten all about the matter, but Andrew had not. It was about midnight when some one awakened Mary by vigorously hammering on the front door. She arose and, throwing & wrap about her shoulders, went to see who her midnight visitor was, When she turned the key and opened the dopr she saw aman standing there, who she supposes was Andrew Ashton. He had a re volver in his hand, and before Mary could dis- appear in the darkness he pulled the bullet into her left shoulder, She screamed as she fell to the floor, su she Feeney Pre msg a passed through the shoulder and came through the ‘fleshy part of the arm. Tolice: men Cook and Sanford soon aj house and sent Mary to the hen searched *Bioodfield urderer but failed to find him. first shooting case that has haj field” in a jong time. of the patr 22K. (NEW), —————— v2 \CANSON BHOS., Auctioneers, a 50: oth SHARES PNEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE ALE—A SPLENDID EIGHT-KOOM BRICK Oth st. Bw, in fine condi! 1; price Bote we sell at on THONSDAL, ‘OCTOBER'S, 4 tic GUN CARRIAGE All persons interested will take notice hereby. SALE—FINE RESIDENCE ON C ST. NE, oe square from the Capitol; 12 Tooms, ‘bath and store rooms: in perfect condition ; note. lot 205168 to T alley; cl DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts * TH bo Bue 116 to 630 Md. ave. a+ s-- $18,000, Pasa ars nw, as ‘4 Pheer Store ae yf Hi ‘and basement Houses wts.; six rooms and om: ERS. FSi Pa aw, 140 nan, ily Si tee yuan : se26-Iw E.G. CUFT ENT—FURNISHED—BY THE YEAR, 1604 ‘the best in the cil JAMES A. BATE fetween Laad range, $i Geasfora. Wii be sold ‘C. A. MCEUEN, 1420 F st. ‘OR SALE — TWO VERY DFSIRABLE BRICK Houses, two-story and base wu bath and all modern con: ment; balance momthly, FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR. AGreat Bargain in Ladies Ribbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves, in scarlet and white, only 25c., at SUc. the best value ever Better goods at 75c., $1, 81.25, $1.38 and and Natural, 50, 75, Children's, 13¢. to #1. FALL AND WINTER HOSIERY AND 9-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; per month, OWNE! ; small cash pay- ‘cA McEUEN, Also 921 O at, Men's in White, Red ‘Oth R SALE—TWO VERY DESIRABLE THREE- story Brick Houses, § rooms aud hear Stanton square; price reasonable; terms easy; rty in part payment. CEUEN, 1430¥ st. R SALE — TH EGANT BROWN STONE Ee esidence of Sengtog Palmer ‘with Side Lot 26 feet mt; c ware. rout; no! of JAMES A BATES & co ‘OR | SALE—DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING. ‘tories, 11 rooms, every convenience, large stable oo bath, on C st. ne. Foe 1447 Mase 929 Furrawut good unimpro Kid Gloves—Foster's celebrated make of Kid Gloves, in colors and black: pair warranted, Prices, $1, yom ry 3; NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. Plaids and Persian Stripes, Fancy Silks in Stripes and Persian effects for trimmings. We would axain call your attention to the great inducements we are offering in Blank- ets and Comforts. We would respectfully ask you to call apd exssine them before peared at the 41 Dunbarto: * for the would-be- ed in “Blood- establishment precinet the 16 ROOMS, HEATED BY hot water: modern improvements; fine view; lot vpect adesirable Lome, For per- 30x150; in every mission to inspect an: lv @ portion of the Hail, 12th & 1 Store room 1 Rw... TW. Le above a of the rty on my coke For full let call at office for bulletin fsemed og 1 E.WAGGAMAK, © STH ST. 8.W.. SEVEN KOOMS, as: So per month. j, 6O6 11th st. n QOR RENT—FURNISHED- Massachusetts ave. bet. 1 ‘hand 14th sts., $4,500 16th and 17th sts., 83,000 Ber aubum ; $2.000 for 6 months, K bet. 16th ai 1sth, $3,600 per annum; $3,000 Ber season. N bet. 19th and 2Uth, $3,000 per annum; $2,000 Khode Isiand ave. bet. 17th and 18th, $3,000 per annum Farragut square bet Iand K, $3,000 per annum; 82,000 per season. 1714 Connecticut ave. $3,000 per apnum; $2,000 bet. R and S, $3,000 per annum. perannum, 00 per annum. . 21,500 per annus i500 per annum ; #200 permo. per season. th and 13th, 1.500 per anaum, Hampshire ave. near Dupont circle, $1,800 per annum. Rear Dupont circle, £3,000 per annum. 1905 1 st, $1,550 per annum: 8125 per month, .T UNFURNISHED. and 15th, #90 per mouth. $40 per mouth. $5 per month. C vuses, furnished or unfurnished, throughout the northwest.” Apply to 1-1 H ROBERTSON i RENT—UNFURNISHED— Conn. ave. bet. M and APARTMENTS. sta., With stable. .$750 Unfurnished Apartments 2108 Fst nw... 203, 1420 5. ¥.ave., or can 714 Conn. & uw..166.66 be rented for offices. Office rooms 1210 F a. $45 en suite. Joth at... Corcoran at 0 30th st LS ee Stable in rear of 1407 |New Yori ave. FURNISHED. Mass.ave. near Dupont Mass ave. ear $500) 18th st K st jth and lConn. av T7th ste se Lafayette square. BE. cor. of ith aud Q” Hest. near 10th st../7- 1 sté., with stubie, H st. bet. 1th aud 10th year... L000 " 5 Cor. Conn. “ave. 1 at. an bet. Conn.ave and F MePherno: place. above it st.1 50 I sth i.bet.H and Ists. 1 Kost. bet 1th snd 14th ste. from Oct, 00 = 19th st.“ 10 circle. & 00 F st. bet. yo ste. UBTAINED AT OUR OF- HESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE HILL & JOHNSTOD OOM HOUSE IN MT. ‘egvod tenant, J. R HER FURNISHED located; near Arliugton | n square; paruicularly ess or foreign r. JOR KENT call at office for bulletin iewuedon lool} “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. STORY BRICK HOUSES. at the corner * is apply to. FITCH, FOX & RILEY DEEBLE, 1310 F st._ AL 1437 Penn, ave. n.W. ‘OR RENT HANDSOME 12-KkOOM HOUSE, COR stable in rear ; lot 100: jouse; per month. 911 Lsth st. n.w., d-sto sz tory und buseni 7 Pierce place n. B jory and basement. roughs in that section have not because they could not escape before the ar rival of the patrol wagon. FRANK K. WARI been so bad, ‘Ol SALE-I HAVE 4 Just being completed, on 5th st, ne, Houses are tively built, with modern Price $3,000 each: reasouable cash c w terms for balance. INO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. nw. ‘OR SALE—A ROW OF FINE NEW SiX-ROOM A full une of Stamped Linens, CARHART & LEIDY, 7th st. and 706 K st. improvements, payment, with accommodatii RELEASED. RK SALE OR RENT—NEW STABLE NEAR CO necticut ave. and L sts., with all 'BARLES-FARLY, 603 14th st. MONEY TO LOAN ONEY TO LOA: on Graphophon ‘other lucal stocks and FRANK Hi. P wees H. B. Sm Judge Miller Takes Bail in $20,000 for His Appearance When Needed. Frank K. Ward, charged with shooting Maurice Adler, was brought from the jail yes- terday afternoon by Deputy Marshal James Springman tothe Police Court. Judge Miller having decided to release the prisoner on bail; Ward showed the effects of his con finement His hair was somewhat grayer than before he went to jail and his face looked like that of man who had passed through a severe ordeal, The court room was crowded with friends of the prisoner who have stuck closely to him during his confinement. Judge Miller su; be arraigned, mod. imps._A 8e7- ARTIST, Cor. 6th st. and Massachusetts ave. CBAYON PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY. SATISFAC- TION GUARANTEED. asel and Frames to Match. PRICES, 210 TO Largest Collection ot Free-Hand Crayon Portraits in JOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave. nm, 1008 G st. u.w., 106. S PLACE, N. Beautiful Four-story 5 modern improvements; now about finished 0. CHALMEKS & VOOKHE! 1418 F st, nw, {OK SALE-A SPLENDID BARGAIN; NEAR wick purchaser one of the For particulgrs JROK RENT—HOUSE AND LOT MONEY TO LOAN theme Mags Gun, Lanston Type 2 LOUZE, 1313 F street. WILL LOAN ON REAL EST for one, twoor three years. Ap tional Bank of Washiugton, Ny Attorney, Webster's Law 23 ees: pont circle: toa 14-reom Houses in the ei FOR SALE-HOUSES. _ $5,000 to 8. B BOAT OR SALE—VERY CHEAP TO A QUICK BUYER, Best House in the Row, T st., bet. 15th aud 16th, 1 handsomely-papered rooms and bath; larze lot to 2- . wll DD. STONE, SUG F at. now. JOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON Connecticut ave.,at agreat sacri owner leaving the 1437 U st. n.w., 7r..30.: Marion n.w., Sr, & Pierce pl. Gr. ESS: WOR SALE-I HAVE FOR SALE A FINELY located House on the north side of Rhode Island ave. n.w..side und rear all bath and large storage room’; cabinet mantels, oben fire, places; heute + WS other ‘modern improvements, For further particular: i Easy Payments if Desired. _ Open until 9 p.m. HE V. G. FISCHER T ?—$10 TO $500 TO LOA. at low interest on Furuiture, I 5 Goods or other personal propert: payable in weekly or month) of goods from residence. Box 98, star office ONEY TO LOAN ON i of $5,000 to $100,000. containing 7 room: beautifully paper Wagous. Hosel principal aud 1 Apply CHAKLES ‘E: Poe ste Q 8ST. N.W, 10 ROOMS AND STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, JOR SALE—BY OWNER, DESIRABLE 1 dence, mediuin size, in pe location first-class, Addi ALE THE OWNER OF TH) maar a ART AND STATIONERY COMPANY, AUSTIN P. BROWN, Real estate and Loans, L419 st. uw ested that the defendant clerk then read the rant charging Ward with asswult and battery with intent to kill Maurice Adler. fendant plead “not guilty. The attidavits of six bondsmen were then were accepted by 529 15TH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING), IMPORTERS. Paintings, Water Colors, Etchings, Engravings, &¢ Latest Publications, Rare Prints. Artistic Picture Frauung in Gold or Hand Woods, Kevilding of Uld Frames aud Restoring of Paintings F Br. Dw'l'e, mai. 82. ih st. n.w., Six-Room Dw'l'g. uice order, #21 n-roou: House; north payment, balan HEO. AJHAKD! is () OF 86.000 TO Loay 39.000 22500 " On luproved Reel Estate. SHAS. C. DUNCANSO! Oth acd v sts. ON STOCKS, LONDS, 8 bought aud sold. NMI a has authorized ‘This is a sacrifice as the prop- 00; 10 rvoms and bath; splen- ns in the city. 1invite . STONE, 500 F st. uw. JOR SALE—A VERY CHEAP NEW BRICK HOU window, 7 rooms and bat Price $4,500. DAVI ro read and they Then Mr. Ward and the b andentered into bond m the «1 for Ward's appearance court. The boudemen were Cormick. Wm, 5. Clagett, Geo. J. Muller, David Hagerty, Garrett 8. Wormley and Chas. Madea Ward was then a free man since he tired the shot at Maurice A: than three months j . ING, GO6 11th st, E—ORk WILL EXCHANGE F proved Property, nerthwest, S-room Honse with cabinet mantels, &c.; fine locati THEO, AHAKDING, GG 11th stu. e—I HAVE 3 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE mpleted, on I st. near cor. 5 built with mod. i le cash payment wi n stood up y is well worth #1 } We of the nicest Locatio FINE STATIONERY AND CARD ENGRAVING. ou, Vermont ave. ; te in every det STONE, 806 F _Latest Designs, Low Prices, prea FOR WINTER. latrobes, Heating Stoves and Ranges at low prices a GARTRELL'S, 815 7TH ST. beat two rooms for 820. ‘OBER FIRST, HANDSO: n®; larwe elevant pal jocks of the Capi JOR RENT—BY OC Furnished House ; 16 roc with grand piano; in two reasouable rates. Address E.C.X.. Star office. . VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUS parlor, dining house: w bar- on T st. westof Sth, 5 be room and kitchen ; cellur under whole DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fist. uw, t . There were present in court a number of promiuent business men who were ready to go ou Ward's bond if neces+ THREE-S1TORY-AND- SALE—BY FISH € MILLI The followiuy Beautiful Residence will be sold on account of owner leaving the eity: b ‘ley on side and rear; house i press brick front, with bay window to roof 11 rooms: speak house frouts Smithsouia is crand from its windows. lent opportunity to secure au elegant home fo low price of $8,700. 1313 2 cellar Brick, eight roome lar; all modern tinprovements; good location ; cars, Rent reduced, if taken immediate! yly to WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Fénnsyt A Nice Latrobe t ROR SALE-NEW BRICK HOU e. near the Capitol, only $4.250. DAVID D.STONE, 806 F st. n. é {OR SALE-IN ON REAL ESTATE. __ THOS. E. WAGGAMA KEAL ESTATE-WE HAVE IN #50,000 to Lean on Approved Security in f 8500 aud upward ; no delay. a a FISH & MILLER, 12 NO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY REAL E: $10,000, $4,000 snd §3 Mmiasion 2 percent, GLO. W st. House Furnishings, Gra MRS. ROWLAD HELD TO BAIL A Lively Scene in the Police Court Yes- cellar and stable} OR RENT—162 six rooms aud bath, rance, excellent location ; near tmumediately can "be rented WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. 5 JOR RENT—146 A ST_N.E..8 ROOMS &) Kk. M. MORRISON THST.,2WO-STORY FRAME, hot an? cold water; i for #20.50. AN ARTIFICIAL FLOOD. A Tidal Wave Produced to Float Out GEORGETOWN—CHEAP, FINE home or investment on 30th st. 1 modern improvements, ‘OURBEES, 1418 F st. n. OR SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME Ji Boundary and convenient to street cars; S reception hall, bath rovin and cemeuted cellar under whole house; nicely decorated; ed by steam and complete tu every particular; street paved, sewered and lixhted ; co fruit trees planted. For price, terms and card toin: ply to TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 ¥ st. near N; three- Story ¥ room: CHALMERS & V (210) 1 bet. 17th and 18th sts. n. Larg story and Cellar Brick; lot 3U%x146. siable on alle; et, 17th and 18th sts.; Elegant New Brown Stono Front Dwelling; twenty-two rooms; 5 Four-story Brick; fifteen 000. (147) Kst. uw. Bet. Sth and’ 9th, opposite ps Large and Convenient House, fifteen rooms ; $14,000. 203) north side of Q st. near 14th n.w.; Large The trial of the case of Mrs. Annie M. Row- land, late matron of Dr. Hammond's sanita- rium, charged with the embezzlement of $60 from the doctor, was coutiaued in the Police Court yesterday afternoon aud Mrs. Rowland was further cross-examined by Mr. Armes, His line of inquiry was condemned by Mr. Cole, counsel for the defendant, who spoke of the examination into her private affairs (he had asked her a question about her husband) as un- gentlemanly conducton the part of the prose- culing attorney, Mir, Armes made a sharp reply, accusing his Opponent of Untruthiulness, aud a scene fol- lowed, which was terminated by the imterposi- onot the court, who cautioned Mr. Armes not to pursue that line of inquiry, as it had nothing to do with the charge of embezzie- meut. The case was discussed at some length aud the court beid Mrs, Kowland im $200 bail to await the action of the grand jury, Competitive Drill for a Gold Medal. ‘The Marion Rifles held a competitive drill last night at their armory, in the presence of @ large number of their friends, Capt. C. T. Daly commanded the company and Capt. C. H. Ourund of the Washington Light Infantry corps Afters drill lasting one hour Sergt. Scrivener geid medal, which is and is to be drilled for every three months, becoming the property of the man Winuing it three Umes in succession, The Death Kecord. 500 at 6 per cent: > LINKING, 19th and Ht At Williamsport, Pa, yesterday a big flood was produced in the west branch of the Sus- quehanna to float out many hundreds of logs stranded along the banks and shores of the islands, The order was given to break the temporary dam at 12 o'clock Sunday night, and two minutes later there was a crash, followed by a terrific roar of rushing waters, A line of lanterns that had been strung along the comb of the dam suddenly disappeared, indicating that the entire structure had given way in- stantly. The water poured over the perma- nent dam, on top of which the “splash” dam had been erected, in a solid body 4 feet thick, and gradually increased in volume as the 11 miles of pent-up water got fairl: a few minutes a rise of 2 feet am curred in the river below the dam, while the water traveled down the stream like a small tidal wave, sweeping everything movable on the banks before it. The rise became apparent at Muncy, nearly twelve miles away, about 5 o'clock, and in an hour the river there was sixteen inches higher than before the dam was collapsed. “splash” lessened in volume the further it eled. 1t continued to run about four hours, giving plenty of time for the log drivers to do ‘Splash” dams are common in the smaller streams, but it is seldem that they are r resorted to in the river, As the river at Williamstown is over one thousand feet in width the erection of such a dam required a great deal of lumber, nearly all of which was carried away when the dam was broken. 1,000,000 feet of timber had been driven into (306) Mase. ave. ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS ¢n approved real esta cent; charges moderate. er lot; flowers, ite security at 5 and 6 RW? LEPoLy. 7) La, ave. near 6th; rooms and bat DN AID, 407455. <w. JOR SALE-MODERN BRICK DWELLING, SIX xood-sized rooms and bath roo1 ail mod, tinps.; centrally located : convenient _ to ‘Pension © Dept.and General P.O. Dej se7-4w* TYLER & KUTHERFOR AT A GREAT BARGAIN—REDUCED G00 to $4,000; owner must sell corner on. b st-s.w.; Eight Kooms, Store and Cellar; will rent U, L. BUYER, 313 436 at. aw. Large specialty. Also, as Agents of the United Security In turance Co., of Philadelphia, in sums to suit, to be with or without ‘life in OK RENT—FUR: z the most desirable Furnished Houses in the city in d Capitol Hall; houses complete in all ap- For tall information MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, Koow 10 Corcoran Buildiiie, repuid ou istailment nd F sts. n.w. ; Two-story and Base- ;,ten rooms and bath. bet. O and P ste; ‘Thre 3.500, 1307 F st.u.w, pointiments aud very d NEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO 8' on real estute security NK T. GAWLINGS, 1505 Pa. ave. (ihe Arlington Fire lus. Co.'s office.) (235) loth near Q rooms, bath and cellar «802) [near 9th st. n.w ‘ht rooms ; 87.201 th bet. H dnd ists. n.w.; Two-ktory and Base- ment Brick; six rooms and bath; $5,500. (197) bet, Di apd, 10 sts. ue ; Three-story , Georgetown; Three-story and Brick; ning rooms; lot BOx120. beautiful view ; 84,500. (80-4) F near Ist st.; Two-story and Basement Brick; n.W.; Several Two-story and t. nw. ; Two-story Brick; ten NT—-ROOM BRICK HOUSE Un Approved Keal Estate Security, in District of Columbia, 1m any sulus desired, at lowest rates of in- ‘hus. J. FISHER & CO. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA curity in sums to suit at > per cent. e VERY DESIRA’ rele are rapidly approaching com- Already nearly half of th: Persons desiring ood, ne’ tunes should see them. "For rates, cic 4 ou Washington in motion. In 9 inches oc- ‘Houses on R st. n. Lots are 158x100 exc! ee $85,00¢ seven rooms and bat! 2. (65) 17th st. near Basement Bricks; ten rooms; each ) H bet. vthand 10th sts. n. and Brick; seven rooms, bath (87) 4th bet. A and B sts, n.e.; gud Cellar Brick; ten rooms, stabl iuiproveents. valu ave. n.w. JOR SALE—A MOS: Small Kesidence on Grooms (3 rooms deep on Ist Hodr conereted basement, &. ‘wo-story Frame dressing room; Large Three-story le opening on large th st. now., near Kt; contui ‘To sown on eal estate, heated by fur- ‘TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT O: proved Real Estate Security. TYLER & RU FOX, 920 F st. Larve ainounts a FURNISHED. — ‘1 sts. n.w.; Three- i SALE—FINE RE! ave. Mt. Pleasant; twelve roo! improvements: lot 674x200 feet, shade aud 1 trees: stable: $11,000; easy terms if desired. 07 F wt aw. b st. p.w 5 OF. .128 nih side of F bet. GUL a5 Brick ; easily convert 7th sts. new, : Si: into ofice buildin, BH. WAKNER & CO., 916 F st. nw, EAT est rates of uutercst, BEALE & HARKL acted as judge, and twenty minutes awarded the hundsom the gift of Capt. Dai 1 Dupont cizcle, Yar, 16 1sth st_n.w.. 1 19th st. hw. WAS 160.07 1h P ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ity wituin the District of Columiia at lowest GEO. W. LINKINS, 19th and H sts. b.w. LOAN) ON APPROVED KEAL estate security in the District; no delay JOR SALE—614 1 ST ATE SEOUR- bath aud stuble on 30-foot For price and terms & CO., 1407 Fst. —1WO VERY GOOD, VERY CHE. iouses, one L4 rox OK SALE—13411 Q ST. —10 ROOMS; impvte ; in Kood NN, 13 repair. STEIGER & Li must be seid ut ply to JOHN SHERMAN ALE—TWO-STORY BAY-WINDOW BRIC near Avenue cars, Cozy very convenient and House on Ist st. sw, Little Home, seven roo i GAKDTEK, O13 1oth st, ergrerear = 200, ‘The oths rooms and bath, lot ice $7, het, aud stablel 1 HOUSE 19 F st provements, 815.51 w F 418 Lith st nw, PNT 144 OTH ST. NW. TEN-ROOMED * new piumbing ; the grocery business; | i sinh of twenty-eixht years; rent | tly WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1007 Pa. ev Fuk BENT BY OWNER, & BEAUTIFUL TWC ruor nt House. seven room *t mw. with all the m wh as electric gua liht ches. ‘Key neat duct. Call at 15 JK KENTBY RK. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- Wale anc losurauce Broker, uth aud F tue 1734 K st. nw. 42 Pa ave. n.w., 940 1420 G st uw Hest. nw. My 11th as Wee in spect av. Orlo 14. Tien, Or. S100 Seb bet. & K, 10r 100 250 Soth ue. QR. Wy LLP... .69 OFFICES. ut iveant rooms in “Sun buiding,” breproof,vele- ieated by steamy, Ute SLU each, BW. SF A 7. nw. t New Stores, 1016, LOLS, | ‘ rs t ave, will be finished laze call at my office on KO HOLIZMAN, 10th and F @ KEN T—UNFURNISHED, 1 Pat. b.w..20r oH ne. Ot. w RE v Wy LEE Fear, «team heat. Per year. per year ome OF iivestinent’ look ‘NS, cor. 19th and H sta, the jack-slips at Mune 'y. Another dam will be built next week to reap the benefit of another The following is a list of burial permits issued by the health officer during the four days end- ing at noon today: White—Louis Lichtenfels, 8 days; Emma A. Wood, 34 years; Harriet E. Codington, 5 years; Jno, H. Reed, 12 years; Emma E. Pye, 20 years; Wm. J. Kee, 19 years; Mary A. Houlihan, 21 years; Kuebsam, 3 months; Carrie C. Dean, 40 years; years; Maud L. Bennett, 6 years; Jno. H. Brooks, 32 years; Catherine Bostic Baker, 61 years; Jas, Haskett, 56 years; years; Adam “Miller, 83 52 years; James \ tos EY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. GWYNN, NEWMAN & Co. ‘Atlantic Building, TATE ATLOWLST GEv. W, LINKI 2 merges be pape Cap bye 13th st. Gt nificent nearly new 3-stors 3 TP ae oe pacts Siero oR SALESON TWENTY. YEARS: can sell on small cash payments, buls aperiod of twenty yea our, office. SWOKRMSTEDT & BRADLE! “oh ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL rates of interest; also on other approved security. G: HENSEY & Cu. E Il Iccated, northeust, that we u ce multhly for mi, ROE particulars apply, at O27 Fst ————— A Contented Pe “The most contented people I saw in Eu- rope,” says an American traveler, ‘were the Austrians, and they are the most intelligent. They have more public libraries than any peo- ple in the world and they have a good govern- ment—almost the same as a republican govern- . They have a beautiful country and a delightful climate and they ldok happy and contented.” —__—_—_—_<o2___ Edwin Arnold on Irish Politics. On being asked at Boston to give his opinion of the present condition of English politics, with special reference to Mr. Gladstone's _pol- icy, Sir Edwin Arnold said: ‘For Mr. Gladstone personally I have the greatest veneration, We are the best of friends, and I look uj a truly remarkabi opponent and critic. “I am always attacking him and exposing his fallacies. 1 think that he is wrong in his tion on the Irish question. speak of this, for the people of this country have been greatly misinformed on this subject, and would have, perhaps, little sympathy for sition, Furthermore, I believe that Mr. stone knows in bis heart that he is wrong, reason for going over to the Irish was a purely _ political wanted to strengthen his party, means make himself the leader of parliament. He thought that by champianing the Irish cause he could win to his support the eighty- six votes of the Irish members and sAme time retain his old liberal following by the strength of their devotion to him. He won the Irish vote, but many of his old sup- orters, ainong them Joseph Chamberlain and rd Hartington, fell away from him. “I believe that Ireland wili never have a sey rate parliameut from England, but that the union will be preserved.” Sir Edwin Atnold was loth to express for publication his opinions on the Irish question, and with regard to Mr. Gladstone he e sized the fact that he had the deepest fee! pect for him as his frien room Brick ; stable in rear. Ou 26th near’K st. 4 uew Bricks with alley in rear. OU N_ near 15th, 31 ONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS OF to $10,000, on AP} Saude percent, JOUN ‘Maas av. nr.15th,16r. Sth u'r Lat. Lar. ‘The above Louses cau be examined by permit from THOMAS J. Fishel & Cc JOR SALE—A NICE oue square from Putent oflice; 8 rooms; m. cars and in zood order. P QBge BG 000. CAXWOUD & GaxkETs, N.Y. aw Lawre: ¥ SHERMAN & CU. jylo-Gu a cele IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, Wilhelmina Ebert, 49 AT THE LOWEST KALE OF INTLRksT REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. KU. HOLIZMAN, _ Corner Lut and ¥ E ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST: lowest rates of iuiterest ; uo delay jere the security’ is good. 19 0. C, GREEN, 303 7th wt. nw, ONEY TO LOAN Tu sums to suit, at 1 ‘estate security. FIT t near 1Uth, 8-Fv0 Sarah K. Tapier, ; George Stanley, Davis, 32 years; Mary L. Marks, 47 ward J. Flood, 3 days. 31 years; Chas. N. Perry, 31 years; Amelia W liams, 58 years; Louisa Dobson, 80 years; Vir- gima Harris, 20 years; Washington Crawford, Johnson, 40 years; Abram Brown, 24 years; Itena Honesty, 9 years; Mar- garet A. Twine, 3 years; 3 years; James T. Bell, 1 ye ney Fleming, 2 day years; George Hughes, white, 44 ren E. Barney, white, 6 years; son, white, 43 yea years; Frederick F. Bradshaw, white, 3 years; William Mustart, white, 53 years; Caroline L, Clark, colored, 40 years; colored, 10 mouths; Walter Burke, colored, 1é years; Henry Maxwell, colored, 25 years, peessitinae ast rr YS-foot alley; pric: 0UU. | 400, ou corner of 3d and Ginter Gata Store aud Dwelling of seven rooms, ble in rear:one of the best business stands in South, On 19th st. hear’ in rear. siee Ou 8 st. bet. VOth and Ti th sts, brick dweil- iny, 7 rooms aud bath, lot’ 20x100 to On {th st. near A'at n.e., U-roou frame, On L st, ner 20 17x128 to alle} On 24th st. newr Colored—Harriet Fry, 2 approved real Zz years; Josep! GAIN—12-ROOM BACK HOUSE cor of Hund 2 painted aud papered throuzhout ; $10,000; e Address Box ¥2, Star office. $75 1304 T st. n.w., 9. 838.35 MOY TO LOA Oo +9 stn. w., office rms, cor 12& Nine. 161 NON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW- DANENHOWE! HOWER & SON, 1115 Fst. ‘Thomas N. Smallwood, desirable 2-story ; infant of Dav- Clarke, white, 60 man, Politic: tizabeth Wil- ach, white, 47 9 1129 Sth st. ne, BE. fie Kiley Buildin, lier or in suites for Iso, Five-toom House rool Houses on M bet. Lat ch; a Good Big z, 450 oth st, housekeeping, 9353 Yh st, Lew G | DESIRABLE bricks, each... nw. Will rent altoge OB SALE—A FARM OF 250 ACKE ood fraie dwellings; well tnubered and eigborhoud; also ina I don't like to We have on hand a number of desirable Houses and be exchanged for improved oF unnnproved city and suburban real estate. We have Building ;Lots for sale on nearly all the prominent streets iu the and parts of squares in the uortheast—tor sale Building Lots whi Wm, H. Crankum, short drive of the city ; or will trade tur city’ propert $2,500. Apply to s JA SELTLE 700 14th'st. ne : ST., SIX KOUMS AND AUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 Lath st {OK KENT—1310 bath, iu perfect order, 3: city, 6 Acres at Forest Gicn station, luproved rume House; iruit trees and grapes y DAVID D. STO: 000 feet of ground; fi $16,000. SAME ing two streets; gth Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out in the TOOMEY, Keal Estate Broker, 613 71h st. third story of house 913 D street northwest, occupied by A. Weinsteen. Some children were in the room and while playing with matches they set fire to a lot of shavings and a lounge. Passers-by ran in and extinguished the flames before much damage had been done, About 11 o'clock last night the g: provision store of Wm. Neitzey, 1106 street, took fire and about €1,000 damage ww —_——__ Drove His Family Out of Doors. “Your worshipful sir,” said Matthew Kent in the Police Court this morning, “I deny the Drunk and disorderly was what Policeman Work charged him with. Kent lives he got drant be Grove nis family e ink he ve hecounn his wife, with an infant was afraid to return until taken away by Ofticer Work. Don't fail to call or send address for our “October” bulletin, which we will issue next week, “WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Penna. ave. and by that 3 RAN ST excellent repair. STEIGER & LIEB- COTTAGE ON Apply ty DUCKELY & FURD, 617 Fst u.w., or Bl early ew; papered; 10 ‘T—HOUSE AT FOR ‘ery Jow to a careful tenant, T GLEN, MD. AMES TOUME. ik SALE—HANDSOME ery convenience apartments in rear. 20 ACKES: 10 7-roous frame ; 2) HERNDON, iruits; 2-story and atte ade; baru aud outbuildiugs, $3,000, ‘story Brick, 9 rouns, —FKOM OCTOBER 1 Brick, 9 rooms. Hy taining 8 rooms and bath, {1 5 electric bells and all modern uprovements, buuse is beautitully decorated and im periect order. Price $60 per mouth. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., statu; Liguted ‘by electricity; sta- ery thing complete aud iu the very best crder. Au unsurpassed Farm aud Country Seat 21 handsome brick ener; Will sell ov acres, with: 000, oF the whole place for #21,000. iH EX & CO. 916 £ st. uw. i 2 FARM AND MILL Pk erty near hockville, Muryiaud, Pull purtic will be furnished on ap BOULC, Attys, Kockyille iH, Bea #04, aud, HE LARGE DOUBLE HOUsE, 1761 ty-two 200nis, lan tries, two bath rooms aud bessmeut c is ew, hus w lunge froutaxe, 1s cu Adapted to entertaining an rf jons of Washington ; price @33,00U, JOHN SHELKMAN & CO, 1407 F nt. SALE—CHEAP— 1227 Wylie st. ny Brick, § rooius, ace wud open Kral « in Orange county, iuunsion and ull conve: enieutly buiit, well Gth st. near O, Nst.ueur 10th, 11th st. near O; S-stor frouts south; mine large routs: uups.; Lack parlor rool, back of which’ is butler's connected by duinb-waiter with kitcheu be- ‘ont basement used aa store rou: ‘sand all mod. Brick, 10 room used asa elit NDEKSUN & Ad., or the ‘subscribers, 8. E.'M. VEUGS, tock ville, selJ-tu&s-4w* ‘ARM OF FORTY ACRES, THREE juiles from Aqueduct bridge, ulvely iuproved, with twelve acres Vineyard orchard. Wail be soid at a great immedicte custumer, , HOS. G, HENSEY & 1300 F st. nw. of reverence and reg; ef &M 2 K HOUSES WITH MOD, IM: n.W.$16,500 ©, bet. 1& 2 ne. Large und Piiely-furnished will only be geuted fouutly use, For teraus atid ‘perault to iney tr +s 1423 F stn. w. From the Paris Register One of the remarkable features of the exhi- i HANDSOME U-KOOM BRICK,N. JA SEDTIE & th, 7 rooms, #4500. 1471 11th st. nw, 8 NT _GEOKGETOWN-THE Har House yt) CHALMERS & VOUiH: O17 L4thst., 4r., ste. @- 30 2d wt mé., Gr& b.: near L. 10¢ ae RUST & HUNGERFORD, 62 IN. CES TER OF CITY, 348 MAINE ar te ot. facing parks Nice Six-rovm Bay ve, lange yard.” OWNEK, 7 iter veBu-3t? KENT 413 D ST NEL. $20.30, BAY W . sand Bath, three ona floor; side paperel aud in cast order. Key at_corner JOHN SHERMAN & CO, 1407 24 14th at. ear Senator Sawyer's house, ew Hampshire ave. «i beth, chewy livth at, 4 block Dupout eircle.. cuent ave. and Z st, » ISHED, ILDING N.W. CORNER @ ature on ood ovler: will lease fyure if taken at once. ea, 1642 Comores All. of the ainve are completely furatshed Houses and well tocateds ““mvietely £ es pore 4. B WIMER, 1313 Fe, bition year in Paris has been the scourge of story Brick;rents for ficas, which has taken uncompromising posses- sion of all strangers arriving from parts of the world where fleas are not so previous. No Parisian can ever be gotten to admit that the They may come from Boirsy-les-Vaches, or be .30 per mo. ; will well very ud n.e., 8 to 2c, per © i —_— Died in Richmond. Mr. F. B. Newheiser, well known here a years ago as the organist of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and formerly with the Metzerott and Droop music stores, died of con- sumption last Saturday in Richmond and was many friends here, i cles, and was TRENT. HYATTSVILLE, MD. NEW EIGHT- Very desiracie, at MEYER ULEWIN, 406 ut ‘ uoreis EPUB Ee Ari if desired; one tulle frum Laurel, Md. on Apply to CHAS. H. STANLEY, 71 Courtland st,, Buitinore, or Laurel, Md wezd-2w ————————————— ee _ UNDERTAKERS, STELLO, WiTH A PRACTICAL UNDE ake balmer in my euipioy, BS Gat neg . ave. D. 000. Lots in Trin t8 on Sd st. ne. A. 8. CAY WOOD, Sth st, near i Hieces of property paying from 9 to 11 percent net, fleas are born hei Puy-de-Dome, frot brought here by the Arabs and Alg the exhibition; bit the fact that public vehicles and hotels swarm with them ia inconceivable tohim. Iu the U: States ‘the wicked flea when no man pursueth” sticketh low dog and vagrant cat, but in ship disdains any kind of game but a writhing human victim, ‘The flea of 1889 is as agile as achamois, andas he skips gleefully from one taneous territ hind him in ieces. These wounds do not heal with at are red and angry for at least one small but active flea the rate of one a minute. deny the existence of fleas within but a chorus of American sufferers at bition and elsewhere will readily attest, ——_—+oe Dr. Munson, the. superintendent Northern soldiers’ home in New Ha’ cused by a former inmate of the Tith appropriating the pensions veterans under his care, o— Gravesend races yester- eee: ks, renting $10 each; $2 G-room Brick, water,zas, &e., reutl roam Eric cote ie in Isherw ZAYWOUD & GA! der rent for $12.80 per mi ‘OR SALE—FRAME. Hi alley bet. 9th aud 10th and G und il sts, hail on both floors; closets trou mt iuvestinent: lot from 9th st. Appl: OUSE 906 IN 25 FOOT in musical cir- 13th and N.Y. ave. QUE SALE—F ST._N.W,, BETWEEN 12TH AND 7, Uhree-story “and base- in my hands exclu- unto the Fs aud 34 Het. ne. Every! Paris his terms, ‘Telephone 205-~. SJ ouxsox, Gunvin, « & Co. ving quite a a our INGRAIN CAR- ‘Oi SALE—6- Brick, 6 rooms aud cellar, Boundary A. Pretty. Home, good location, 7 Toons f MYEKS © SON, 1420 N.Y.ave. OR SALE — FOUR HOUSES, rice for all only B tLroom Houses, Ast. i.e. Euch $2,250, © Frame Houses, a0. ; rent ga” 45 Li00 J. W. MYERS & SON, 1420 New York ave. NS IN HOUSES. Place, rice #31,000. Py MeL. DODSON, T {OK SALE—NEW HOUSES—OF THE SIX PLEAS- ranged, ed Brick Dwellings at the intersectio Sth, 8 and Linden sts., now ave wlready been sold to'most ‘Two of them, being modern convenieuces, are 000. ‘The superiorit; these Houses is dessoustrated im the eagerness wil which they Lave been taken up by those who have ‘with saree Ts iy many other RENT — FURNISHED-NEW ; Rear Scott circle Apply THE MOST DE finely located une contains 15 Tooms (> Lali roows, will rent for 6 months, one weevery inod mond, entered into the wood and coal businews, wane nt eens Are the Baltimore’s Engines Deficient? A Philadelphia dispatch in the New York Heraid says it is rumored that the calculations by the naval engineers of the horse power de- veloped in the recent official trial of tae Balti- more will shows large falling off from that expected. Itis even hinted that the contract its Dele fuigiied to the next t! about completed, tour rarties for occu) how for sale at 300. cent, $3,000. rs CLASS KESIDED 1513 Kode Island ave aud 14 Oe Mole a¥. aucewtua themes JOK RENT—ON OCTOBER 1—LAKGE ELE Freon House ott Cette at 7H ving st. B.wes seveu-tv0m Frame: tout pi HeRIPOKD, talvast. aa: KENi—TO_ A FIRST pecially Attractive aud Spacicus Cor ener, handsomely and faslucuable he: ‘CLOT To-d WiiTE BLAN 11-4 ALL-WooL Wi Ls comPours, 41, arrivals FALL DRESS and Children's Merino aud Wool UNDERW! LACE CURTAIN, #1 per pair up. JOHNSON, GARNER & 0O,, e27 636 Pennsylvania ave., near 7th st. n.w. AND PRESSED FOR $1. Pani 2c Veen 286, Aitring ang OE in Caysrazizep Fros. CRYSTALIZED FIGs. DELICIOUS EATING. Only 20c, per Ib, ; 75c, per box, 5 Ibs, to the box. C. 2 CASAS8A, 611 15th st, opp. U. 8, Treasury. ted. J. SHED, 1 daft ‘OR SALE—BARGAL properties. 30 6-room Brick, Pieres 2th near Q st... Oth st. eur Hi. Mt. Pleasant, 825. ; fourteen rooms. ; stable if dered, sacliusetts ave, SALE—DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM PRESS- Brick House in the north’ itnps.: convenient to two lines of ‘cars; exceptional: Jeasant. price, $4,250, Apply on z ‘ALE—BRICK HOUSE OF SEVEN KOOMS aud Bath, Bay Window; modern Apply on premises, 1625 60 20K SALL—ONE MORE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL e ater, south front; ks; hall, w: eas completely turnished, in a bored ib northwest sect.ou, bear « Parties as would be willing to allow to retain two of the third: ld be considerably reduced, x SAB. F : i tf R story rooms rent t The winners at the ice Macros, F Ef Kk RENT—HOTEL WINDSOR, COR. 15TH AN} ¥. ‘Kecen Misled and Tepe itroughout. steaa heatand cectric bells, Slate, War and Navy departments all parts of city. 7TH ST. NEAl, MASSACHUSETTS rooms, st. u.W. ‘near Vermont ave., rooms, steam heat, electric ‘Bear 14th st. 2. B E E i i nesr Iowa circle n.w., 15 rooms, SA Rye tt, 19roome,pa 403,800 EPEW, STOUT, AND, BABEM Hel ee bix-room Bric! nds; near cars 1213 F ST. N.W. i D. IMPS, Oth & 10th $11, & corner of Massact' axtpe interior of this throughout most attractive homes in Wi term say tifally finished at te, and offers iD