Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1889, Page 3

« SS. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1889 '—HOTSES. KoOM HOUSE, MODERN Jelaware ave ne; 1g squares Arent @20. Apply 214 Lith mae, FOR REN Fs RENT—A FINELY-FURNISHE) 12-ROOM House. sunny rooms with an office for _fonmner or Congressman ; moderate rent; good lovali' Ad: K., Star office. FOREST, SHEAR Prac tended Just south of Park s! care pass the door; Double F order, baving ten Feet ice large rooms, cas, water and well eatrd. also lange stable and t 840. jeawan| welling; ust t2 WESCOTT & WILCO: me sin 1907 Pa. sve. mm cy | iment Biron ated Bs FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ Ron RE} statiouary Weah tube, furnace jlarge. Dwelling, coutuining 17 rooms, © bath room: 3 water Clowets, © furnaces, open Breplaces, et i ‘Brick b balling ih ayavoih sta, a at beth $2,300. i SALE— —Fine Ce Tet w nee Shy gree) ERS orpaneseranty rooms; rice per square foo cbt. ist and North Capitolats, n.w. sta, ne. Two-story Brick, near 12th st. n.e., a very nice Two- Basement Brick on 15th story ts ek, bsigngen fail imodern improve- 8 izth abd 13th sts, n.e., Three-story Nine-roomn Brick: lot 16593 we alley; 84050. ech Het eh and “20th ta. ot 35 2926.18 . Ser ET, 218T AND 22D ifae Hopi gt aw, Dental Hour-stary Bie, —] i. Bl 4 ma PSE ced aay able story Brick | | 707-“Ligh bet Q.and Rata nw. Four-story Brick, welling, cout rooms, cellar, ent ee rooms; 89, Sowaty ‘wan con ; B. H. WARNER & CO., Rouses are band iy Apply © THOS. J. | _4-at 916 Fat. aw. FIsHEK & Cu. 24 F st. nw. Fos ALE— RENT— Sis Eee Oe snk Eve ae, lot 33x86, = nats Threesstory and Baseiseht Brick Dwelling, | Povs ©Y ® two-story ang Basement Frame: 95. srlor, iibrary, kitchen, 19 a ae every, ; Bao horses. S ‘ALE—A oo meagan aay SIX.1 Mt 5 Fishes even. ABT A ck provements, in northwest; SOekch. ‘A Modern st. 17 rooms and baths, el cabinet mantels, open fireplaces, otenionry, Apply THOS. a Ee. & CO., iad 324 F st nw. OF RENT—NO. 1701 eo ISLAND AVE. handsome 3-story and basement B: mirror, mantels, to. Fo SALE—WE OFFER FOR SALE AT basement ie and bard eae gain, House 1022 13th et. n.w.: itis a bewhy aa ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. LOR RENT—1746 N ST. N Vath; partially furuixbed ; Teast a sae — tor $750. _ Noe kext $40 circle, lange end finely furnisheil House, con- tuniue 15 rooms; will ouly be rented for private bath room, fasuily ase. For terms and perrait to tnapect apply to | heat, Tange aud every 1 ————— RENT— éMONT AVE. NEAR 1OWA Fee By neme 13th aud Basement the mouey ; north side Ost, bet, Oth and 10th; Tange, abd every convenience, LEA BARGAL rE 2, haser ; Handso: roughly bc | Well-bailt Dwellin of 12 Mocmm Ine y itn Fok BEST 901 FIST BT. NW. & VERY DE- Tre locality. Owner must leave the city at once, sirable corner Brick Residence. cottaining 8 rooms | Lowest price #21,00U. W. P. YOUNG, ih, furnace, open Ore places electric ells and 1508 Fat. eee ee eS OR SALE—THE BEST HOME IN THE CITY FOR th aud cell: Jot 20x100: pertect re in Fesae HENT—1642 21ST ST. N.W DESIRABLE | only 97.500. DAVID b, STONE. DOU T wt newer dt Mary snd Eeswsaent Beick Dwelling, < ¢mnantels FE SALE—VERY CHEAP—A SPLENDID BUSI- fiacinie be bells, open ‘ness FTODErLY © on 7th st. near R; brick si! WB a Apply to ‘Hus. 3. Piautek £00, Sa Fe BSTONE Web segs aide: 4 ide 94,800; ; easy terme. Da Mansard House, 911 ISth st. near 1; 12 rooms, in beautiful onder Uy year hostiiy apparat 4-stin BALL, buOws & CO. 1 a Jy RENT—UNFURNISHED-THAT ELEGANT Residence (41. K st. u.w ; bas ali modern im- provementasacs:ls OF ‘x bores. 8200 per month. Will uot be rented 1° 9 sh rter period than one For varticulare spp.g -¥@ / RLY BuOS., 1939 Fee. ~Lw SEVEN-ROOM BRICK, 2 ziti HST. and St ick table, 713 N. it. L.We ix rooms above, #40. ere recently finished and have ue been occupied. RUST Miata :K—413 SPRUC! eiht rooms Dior House; south front; ern tmpt month, DO it rooms ; all mod imps. ood, order; rent ey larwe yard and stab mouth, J. PRED RELLE fuR RE Ss rooms and bath, but and cold water, lane. ‘cating range and latrube: "all newly papered. 1720 Hix! St., Georgetown, Key next door, Owner 630 G ttn a3-3t* Poor ke (STH ST. NE. 8 ROOMS WITH Furnace, Cellar npr nis: to perm out tenants $400 SH W ACHE, 408 La, ave. d3-3t Fok KENT—BEIC 43 BOUNDARY A BANGATN Bi ae NEW SRORE FE Sea NUMBER OF MEDIUM SIZE and on very long tans SWORME TED! LEY, 927 F st. nos-im FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Fete RAD TIEOL. Pivy 450; only “ohlctroat ane lola ¢ ped Re Chickens, owner aes PoRsatE—oxe stra HSIX-YEA eae (STC YEAR TOPO MARE For ‘Hire ries ows. eae, Sims Halls Ron faa d4-1m Fiitcre. seven year en ears old, or jade tne: Price €200. MEDIUM-SIZE eat Fina snd gentle, for an; revi uritable for for doctor Gast R SALE—SIX-HORSE POWER BAXTER EN- Faw 12 perfect order. 1325 7th st. nw. OR athe atone 7 SEWING MACHIN! Circular $10: "De ur Switehs cost $18, ever wort, for 86. 72 ao-St JOR OB SALE-HAVING BE RENTED ay FIRST-¥LOOR ee eee aa _ 680 iene hoa anges Satter ‘seven — han # month since, Kopi. 720 10 a4-cit® LLL SE, SHE AUFINE HORSE, Imi Fret tone Bd done 8 ate Fee BALE—A aca “‘TWO-HORSE, seated ri See g mifiors ay ee os cont Se’ ACREMe 1008 Faye? ren © SIX. tio: WALT 4-3! Kc SALECA PAIK O OF ‘WELL MATCHED BLACK Goat jarness. secu, 805 N.Cap. ot. L MANGUM C8 Base ____ AUCTION SALES. W8urxetox HORSE AND CARKIAGE | SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., &c. Will be sold at the Bazaar, 940 La. » THURS- DAY MOKNING, DECEMBER FIFTH,” at 1 re ge ware 5 of as Ta ay a ‘Second-hand Carriagea, jagons, Phaetons, % "___8, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. JUNCANSON BROS, auctioneers. PLipa: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Cok DIES' AND GENTS"), GO) RING! PINS AND EARRINGS. GO} gon Lets, SILVER .VER SPOONS, FORKS AND GOLD LARGE FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE, Pee SATURDAY MORNING, _ DECEMBER A. M. at the auctior of DUSCANSON BROS., inge ARS Goucere NobgnwP wes, i * edros from Nos. fon. 100 40 Nos, 11,120 to sensed broker And on WEDSESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER PELEVE NTH, L889, at TEN e thesale of same at 408 TWELFT! Twill cont of WEST, in addition to the a NOWTH EST, where, 18 FIRE “AND A LARGE d4-3t EDUCATION AL. FI\EACHER WHO HAS TAKEN THE FOUR YEARS' course af Wellesley colleve Desires « Few Pupils in Latin, Greek, Mathematics mouisis from from college. - 1115 17th st. n.w. aw }O8_SALE— WooDWAKD_&LOTHROP HAVE Fae the Tasgest Stock of Fur Carriage Robes in Want 382.75 to ge Lith ‘sud Feta. w. a3 SALE—CALL SEE T Fe aE ES THE ‘INFANT PRO- FPER & CONLIFR, Fe SALE—TWO FINE TUNG. HORSES. 480 Sorrel, ‘one Pony aud , works welleve verywhere. “Address Lack Box 3, Mer FR.e BALE -COUNTEIS—2 PACE Toe Fae Mis'se unters. Apply WEEKS & OU., Auct Ho er lth and cellan A beauty. DAVID: De Ly ‘SALE—OPFER WANTED 0 THAT PRETTY Fee aa vy 1307 F ata two sto ith bay windows: basement. Ginna toi and Liteben; reut 818. Apply at 1220 at. for key. as ‘THO: ESTATE BORE, 27) St althy,” cor. x and B st nw. 16r. th at. ‘Sr. 1406 Md. ave-ne.. OF: Md. ave. sw. Or. ji Prospect ave.n.w., Central bd, Foom 1 Central Dild, r. 14 402 7th st., Ist fr 20-10 OKES, &c. Mall, 20 f..12th RE sts, |. Store and Dw'n st elle 1541 M stn. of the property on my * for bulletin txaned on THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ‘The shove ts only a: leeks. Fer full lis the istand 15th, to. asi i ok KENT—A_ TEN-ROOM BASEMENT BRICK, mod imps: 171 ht 3 _ dA SETTLE & c¢ he Executive department for per mouth, 12 ROOMS, Fe. NT— Four-story Brick in Provements, ouly $40 an: JOK KENT—HOU: W.. 850 PER mouth in adva: reference red Write to JMAS BL ty FO. i) aso FE REN 1400 Massachusetts ave. n.w., a Three-story and Basewent Brick Dwelling, containing 15 rooms and 2 | Vath rooms, store room, furnac aces aud all improve! Less _ Avply to te: sever THUS. J. F) carpets fo wil HER & CO i4 F st. nw, quare from 9th st. ew: et abd bikh schoo '$ Furniture Store, S11 Fe RE THAT ELEGANT | NEW Dwelling 715 6th st. n.w. wate as 14 ro0 aa mnents | House open. t0 4 the latest impruvemer Buds ee VISE st. ‘and ¢ «xlerh improve: ble. BH WARNE Kk KENT -BY RO. HOLTZMAN, REAL Wie suid Insurance Broker, 10th and ats.u.w HOUSES. FURNISHED HOUSES. Mase. ave. and Thomas, loth and Fetenw. BASEMENT BRICK i wy 2b. BANCHOET. tos care pees door. inquire of U CROFT, 604 ott ear as-Ote 3 1 EE. Uwe time, (containing jurace, Tanke lot ovcupanc: Jos J FISHick tory eleven roons, Lath, cabinet man’ Sued vtatiounry wash tube: will be ready fe ae — Apply wT RY 1, 2890, NEA Dupent Cirele, an Elegantly Purdie House, 12 and all modern improve is, 190 yer month by dat the erty. JAS. H. MA. {om REXT-1i9. ¢ use, 10 Fou 5 APF Mouth, or i SE, and cellar; AKDUN, 1326 F st ‘all conveuieuces; D504 FOE BENT-FCKNISHED—ON VERMONT AVE. afew doors from lows circle, a 10-room House, with every modern improvement: fully furnished: Just the houe for @ member of Congress oF persue thy est, “aete Cli iabrhs & VOORHEES, 1418 F st. n. Fa RENT—ON room House in the Couvenenee; is finished in natural wood, with beaut titul mantels and closets throughout. large butler's pantry and two beth root th B2 NT— SG st. D.w., 10 rooms, mi... M st. n.w., 13 rooms, mn. NTION K ST. BETWEEN 14TH AND 15th the Handsomest aud Most Complete |15- use has every modern ‘city Th nit aise has Price per BALMERS & You pont By Estate, Loans and Insurance, 1418 F st. ur. bished with bed and tal and bri rtaini, JAMES be [Stgre comer 22d: and & re 09 |Stabis ia wiley bat ivth =#o1 and 20th Pave d Lats 25 GEO. W. LINKINS, no? ITH ST cee For ic linen, china, wiass ware Seec; house contains 11 roursa tr adapted For permit end terme apply to EN, 1405 8r.. The sbevess oni hooks. For full the Istand 15th, VOW SALE— brick fromt:6 oom ena | sant front: rented. eu ith st. Kasy ter JOR SALE—-MONTHLY PAY TS—C 2 on Fooms, cellar. mod. tinpe., 20 feet 1 2 bay windows ; near cars, peusicn aud prin’ hay windows: ne pel ud printing non, Se BY A Fine Residence on New Ham u.w., trouting east, with 8 rooms, Bath, Cellar aud | Laundey 1 jn, Brick House. south fronton 8 ‘OK SALE—A 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ones t imps. ; southeast frout on Vermont ave. A deautital Building Lot on 16th st; east freak, 8 it) bee i. inguire of OWNEdt, 1756 Vermont ave. 831 to 835 224 st.n. 4.500 68 G 00 a portion of the property on: (a3) $3,500 House for bath; MENT! Box 159, Star office. FISH & MILLER, new house: lately handsot has two fronts; one on N.H. ave. aud ov! suitable for another fine dwelling. Very cheap. ely paypered ay t call at ote for bulletin issnedon ‘HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, '3.000—Bay window: pressed just new. nears park: at 821 per month: D st, ne. near HEK & RA lot ou Frice foi building, 1414 ¥ st. 3 6th ‘Cooksey's alle; dviee ‘watsr & Fae, 49. 15.30 6824 Pieract. w..dE- S50 5 ‘OKE. Fat Fok, RENT 17 14TH ST. NW 3-STORY ad Base ment Brick: 11 roouis: bath, room aud brick Stable | $69 per mouth. UNO. A PRESCOTT, Kellowe Dulidine. 416 F st nw. Foe REST S21S 8 8 WAST, BRICK; large rooms: bath rooms aud Brick Stable; $75 Fer month rene iv Peale tity ws ote CUri Kellows building, ae stnw. n23-10t n 05 Qat, 10 only, pees 7 ti iB Stoienton ous ey 3 b ‘Sr. 09 Chev. avs GE rer OFFICES. ‘thi third and! Pleasant = yurth acute Glover ond, third, fourthand itch tots Wakome Pare build: Dg, E28 Fe M. ta aha 1418 Loe For nw. 1 List call at “i. BLAGD 5 a SWOKMSTEDYT & BRADLEY, I ENT FURNISHED 1100 in rooms range and open fre | 10: near R. ‘M st. nei BRICK | $10:30; Leg . hb | gas, $15. DE larye supply of houses ranging fro! call special attention to th bet, wud 18th) 10 rooms, 8 great Reena furnished’ or un- uri 10th st. ne. st. be ant Sis PAs & BROWN, 7 Penn. ave. DW. Cee ty ure, archi tect, on G Feu ESHOULD LIKE TO HEAR FKOM all pervous desiring to rent houses, as we have a upward. We tollowi oft #45, fan oud Lito st. 7th RITTENHOUSE & GUNNELL, thing for a bouse at Mi Cameron st, Alexandria, Va. Glymont, on “Mattawor reek be heavily timbered, wliel T will sell cl jor = W. gE New Seven Room ; latrobe and slate mantels; two tion : excellent water ; owner Purchaser until spring. Aj JNO. RESCOIT, M108 te a ASG ech SALE—AT 3 A SACKIFICE—ONE OF THE 1 ri Bice BL prettiest pli t very hbor- ‘of Sandy Spring, 22 acted, New 10-room House; hot and cold water; necessary outbuildings and every. eeded for a Wil trade country home, 2 ieee OF iB city. ‘Bi hgemtey 57 £ Prog JOR SALE—1 HAVE FOR SALE FIVE HUNDKED Acres of Land. situated ube and s half miles frou ‘aud Potomac river, city property. “BENJ. COOLEY, 3 This An POR SALE—ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH, B. Band 0. Lote, Cottages, Country Homes and Farms, Baay terms. LUC! “935 F I Bro You to sccept my thanks for the exceedingly liberal manuer in which yuu patronized our last week. A” PLEASANT | coutinue until Saturday, January 4, 1890. these of the past week, our expectations will be worth of Winter Goods, consisting of at a reduction of trom10 to 50 percent on actual values, kept open evenings until 9 o'clock. a frout Brick on % st. near East Capitol For Sale—Seveu-room Brick ; bat, concreted cellar; lot Isx80 to alley: Wallac! Caroling ave, Dea? Sth st. ee as. WRIGH' os ne by 1B eet alsoe Tssioct ah Bouse om the front and two Mindow Brick bath: cellar; prices t. near 1 Stable: $7,000. 2th'st, ear Pst, n.w. roorn 12th st, near R, 8-room Brick, mii. 3 Othot, near Ret. ny, Mr. Lyman diifuny, interior Of this House 1 F% ‘BALE— \OK SALE—A NORTHWEST CORD ERT Vicinity of Lowa circle, with two good Briek Dwell? Fe SALE-12 PER CENT air {0K SALE—HOUSE ON 10TH ST, F ple tora Bakery. Fe. SALE—-TWO SIX-ROOM BA’ ; convenient to cars; paying Sinvestiuent. Terie wo suil beurly 9 modern ‘imps, lagee i tn Ba 18 EStinn ron 1oth at, 226-1m fine parking: Stanto! 000; zood terms, 1507 Fat. new. ear bale wai Beea us tol Hill, well located; #1x rooitis and bath ers, FSale—A Prethiy Furnished wad Papered st, n,e.; easy. teri Sale—Large Brick Store and D: owner going away. ih place near 14th ‘i os SALI y rick, ten t rooms. GDEN, City P. Buick HOUSE ON COR st. between 4th and 5th de alley’ Brick Hous «i uses ing tubes and Leil DAVID D. zee: Brick, mA. 500. th st. near W ow., Grooms, bath, m ‘HOS. G. possessing every convenience that ‘Mr. Tith utectural taste could sugyeat, belt his own ui ‘Lhe House occupies u froniage of 3o feet, fuck at ‘onuecticut ave, and extend: ug to 20th 0 feet next to Senator 000. 'B. H. ROBLITSON, 1 's house. A Fine 3-story Brick Dwelltn near Juws circle; has cella BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, 7 ROOMS tone steps 3 tile vestibules; elec- D ” park; SE. we On very at 800 ny 36 Callan st, ne, OF. ST 30-foot alley ; is new payline? percent. Price $4,000; Kear 300 50 Office~931 F. 33d #1, 3r— | Sui fot alle dean EON, & KAMER fos a ~ ; meee bit ie d3-3t 1307 F st. bow, PD Whe st Weebl Mie e 16 we ‘OR SALE—8500 OR MORE CASH, BALANCE 00 Monthly Payments, Will buy a Pretty New Bay. House ‘iu Le Droit Park ; S roomean aud az. Fosse a COKNER BU S PROP- erty in now.) 10 rooms aud store, ‘i-story and i, S-story and Cellar and 2-story Brick 00, This is a bargain. ecticut ave. The Mel of modern architect ne besides « partial southern expostire,there Leiuig space pric oH st, nw. d2-3 on Rhode Island ? fornince Fuge, wl n19-2m mer inte ‘hen, laundry and store room: first floor. par- OK RENT—BEAUTIFULLY iKpua SOME ey hk porary, dining room, butier's pansy and kitchen; Kee tags tl cating Fr | end 8 md anh ed ear oan : yen eve ve ieouth, eral iee is te teas See ee Y2UioWwide alley. House thoroughly well built and uo-lm® lars appl S30 BERTSa ineT-cLaGs Es RESIDENCE, 1515 aicleeiapieinmmalaar ae Sos Khode Island ave. Apply w J. J. heart cg 230-4t eae ‘, it. D. mo Khode Isiand av. eel! imps.; price 8 TYLER te ‘all wwod. HERE OKI POR SALE— 8 STREET NEAR 10TH N. well kuown builder, Mr. Y feet 9 inches by UL tee ‘Street concreted, oud good with two THUS. 3. FISHER & C0, nw, nei hes of street cars within » ‘this house is offered te an tunmediate purchaser at the very low figure ~ re _ 230-6 cate Gue new dstory und cellar Brick ielence, Just guiupleted by the jain P Lipscomb. t 1: deep to 29 foot pubite alley. i SALE A HEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO; IN slerant, audition, Yory rich fou, beat wake, ol tsa solenud op ‘opportunity tgone desiring a fine in. One Fine ui re Grand, only 250,810 hasinents it’ desired, 3500. One juare ae 160, For beginuiers, one ‘Square at $75, one at B40. TH High class New Upright: Pianos 810 per mouth ‘tll pai THE PIANO EXCHANGE on a3 913 Pennsylvania ave. FoR SALE A PATE, OF WELI-BRED COACH ; handsome ‘hod “travelacas closely veila Appi wares ‘team; just conta STABLE! n26-12t* 1716 14th ae hw, JOR SALF—EXCELLENT CUSIOM-MADE DAY- * ton and Fine Falling Top Bugsy, both wood as new. Bold for half value, owner having a0 horse. Stable, 1006 13th st. u.w, av. {OR SALE_FIGHT HORSES PROM Rane con Ye umoug then one pair well matcued Bay Mares, six years old; one Saddle Stallion, Tor graphy woes all gaits; several fine Single Drivers and two Cheap Horses, Apply at private stable rear 101 14th st. tw. Fe SALE — A A PAIR OF DAL CO} Horses, about 15.1 imnds; evenly matched; a very Bandsonve teats: u 1nd; ean drive them. Also & Hund- for. some Pair of Bi about 15.1 hands; drives weil fowether, aud suitable’ tor saddie tee wantin lady. ‘Ihe above Horses have not been loug in use. ‘The reason for selling is the owner 1s going to kurope. For information apply a! MANGAN'S Feed Store, 4 619 Lat. now. {OR SALE—BARGAIN WORTH NOTICE want Coupe Kockuw Kiddlemover & Wethe Harness; also Frett pole and shatts eri ure aratalys will se az.ist™ THE AMEMICAN CYCLOPADIA, 0,000 pages and 6,0 apa, the substance of 10,000 volta of books, stands ready on its shelves every considerable question that tity ing oF conversation, Itisanecessity. Itwivess Higher education" : nd pope Rend your address for specimen oagos and popular it of suber bers in ss tae Ad- JOR SALE—FUKSITURE OF 14-ROOM 1 Hts on Iowa circle at w sucrifice; exceptional oppor- tunity for fashionable boarding ‘establishment: pro- prietor without family; will pay liberally tor board Address A.E. fice. 2 EOF > Vennaylvanin ave., und see the bewutiful new ppgbte in cases of Mahos gny, Circassian Waluut, English Oak, Cherry and Sold for cush or on monthly’ payments of yl Squares taken in exchanxe and full value ai 810. alloy !—SPECIAL PIANO BARGA cember—One New Upright Piano having Yemeered case exquisitely hnished. mR DE- double 7% Uctaves, A to Cousbination, sulid euxraved aud fret work panels Eleguu tly desizued pilasters, baud. carved. Queen Anue ‘Trusses, oversirung scale, three sirius, ivory keys, Kepeatiig action, Linges, nickel p) of unique design, continuous luted raul and full iron frume, Price easy erm, HUGU WORCH & CO 8, YO ith wt. Uw, ini POE SALE-A LITTLE BAY HOKSE; VERY KIND and gentle; work anywhere; price $40. Abby in the rear of 317 Missouri ave, FOR SALE — HANDSOME PATE OF Ci CHESTS oT Mares, “abouc 16 hands; also Two Nice Kiding Horses ut Private Stable on cast mde of Tsth st, bet. Nand Mass. ave. o.w, FOR 5 LE. BIRDS, ‘Aquasvuns, Kel Food, 8. pend tor llus. Cuta> lird Sture, 317 12 uw. SPECIAL DRIVE iu Four Square Pianos, slightly used. on monthly pay- Muents of by. _R20-6U F.G. SMITH, 1:225 Penna ave. FOR, SALEA BLANKETED HORSE WILL KEEP in better condition, pull wo: ud live longer than one not blauketed. ‘Al: the Best lores Coverings, Carriage Kobes, &c., can be bought for less of WOODWAKD & LOTHKOP than olsewuere in this city. Cor. 11th and F sts, Send torbook. 227 prive of cas nes. Ee SALE—CALL AND SEE THE < GREATEST Variety und ¢ heaps est Winter Goods, consisting of Horse Blankets, Lap koves, Harness, Close Carriages, Grocery aud Delivery Wagons. “Quite att assurtekent of auitable Christies Preven hem. 466 Penn. ave. Wi. Fo: SALE—NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY where you can save your mont Victorias, Coupe-rockuways, Vluetons, Buggies, Platiorm ahd Perch Wayonsin variety at lowest Prices. New Daytons at 72." You cu fudge frou las how close 1 am sella iroonly 2 Fysueiin Fue. A Hew style Luild by Columbus Ibugey Co.” Second- haud Brougham and other vehicles at astouislinaly low prices, Harness and Hobos equally low. n16-1m FH,! SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF HAND- made Carriwes, ‘Daytous aud Business Wacous, prices lower thau Yactory work; vellicles. takeu ou 5 . H. GKEGURKY, cor. N.Y. ave. and 6th st, we d-1m Fe SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE- «quires no boiler; avoids all expenmve attendan ho Joss of thes ue handing of price list. b. BALLAUE Fok Sabie A COMPLETE STOCK OF THE La’ ost Style Carriages ond Lmported jn Domestic Harness at ANDKEW J. J 4° BONS N tod Haruene Ware E aay 1078-1 030 Conta ave, fice and Factory : Cor iath fad Este, We N.B.—Speciul attention to pairing and R padiiting of Fine Oarrluges ‘and the Kepuiriny of Fine Harn 12-lin PROBEY, Threc-story Bix-room Front, Buildixg, aud W.; SUIT: Adcress Box 93, Star office. ull mod. imps, BEE cent on isa elegant, New, Nino-room ubheds de Brick; all ot; ou 2 Ydeh stm window Bricks 8 ear 5 now. ; onl, We HOPRING & Ck reir FLORIDA—6-ROOM SOTaE: ew Four-room Brick House x60, OL w Orange “Frees, 12 Peach (part, in, beuriny), ‘Bau- foot alley and, near corner of sigeets waar aodese: ear Fine juin, r 5. ico Fiower Garden, Chutes Howes? only "$1000, ace | 82.500. Apply J. BIANAN, i349 Penn, ay price ado parking? ica, imps; lot 1420 F st. u.w. GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE As you have already becn informed, this sale will Should your favors be continued in alike ratio to FINE READY-MADE SUITS AND OVERCOATS, MEN'S OVERCOATS, $3.18, 85.29, 86.08, $6.75, $7.50, 89, $9.54. BOYS’ OVERCOATS, $2.50, $4.28, 84.95. $6.75, 7.75. CHILDKEN'S CAPE OVERCOATS, $2.59, 82.70, 83.15, $3.49. MEN'S SUITS—SACK COATS, £6.08, 86.75, 88, 88.75, 89.54. MEN'S SUITS—CUTAWAY COATS, 87.88, 88,78, $9.08, $10.58, $11.03, 811.48 MEN'S SUITS—PRINCE ALBERT CoaTs, 815.95, $15.66, 818.45. PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS, Handsome Wide Wales —— Rich Satin Stripes, $12.35, ie SALE— 1047, 14TH BT. N. JOR stable buil Basement Brick, SHO. A, ERE (Kellogg bidy.) 141 :ALE—CENTE. tory Brick Dwelling, 10, th roo! ota call mod. uns; lot 244935 ‘good ‘alle 200; ony 82.000 Cash se RU THERPORD, 1207 F ALLY Tce THREE. roots, bai mm and it SALE—STABLE BELONGING! uc ‘Ss Fe See ay Sg eae Brushes, Spon nd all articles pertaining thereto, at AN- SEW'S. JOXGE'S SONS Now Curtiiyey sand iar ax ‘and. Ware Hovis, 1026-1030 Conn. ave. Oifice tory: Cur, dthaud Ratan ace ira Fe BALE TIMEORT ED GERMAN aRae vod aud Cages Cheap at the r eka stn.w. 8. HART 14th and E sts. u. FESS GREAT. BARGAINS re “CRED Square Pianos: from 800 up, on $0 and 310 bay ments; large discount tor cash; several celebrated makes, G. L. WILD & BKUS., 709 7th n.w. sez8-3ni" JQORK SALE—CARRI AGES, WAG W. AGONS AND Bi F eles of all kinds on e: pesreria 3205 Matreet, Georwetowne ARCHITECTS, oO. VoN Sapa TECT, sc18-3m* Zig Ft, 2.W. Washiigion, D.C. INVESTORS—WE HAVE houses are offered for 10 days at fyrure to BARNES Pe hoes LARGE 4 pay 15 per cent _n20-1m* Foe BALE 218 HIS 44 ST. &. e140. aI A. PRESCOTT, G elloge bide.) 1416 F st. nw, JOR SALE FINE PIECE OF G ST. PROPERT: prpns: Spo. coca buil 0 ft, fron Leta Wey TORY th roc’ anid brick tables s A Fe Block of Five Brick Houses in 30-ft. concrete al- fully realized and you the happy possessors of icy in heart of city, ‘This is first-class property; uever $5,000 ide water in Id kitchen: water closets; convenient to nae on Adly ts and aneccor syarticee J ouxsox, Ganser & Co. Will offer 25 doz. Men's Natural-wool Shirts Just half their rogtilar price. 20 iew styles Terieosal Wool Flanueis tor wrappers at 25c,; former price 5G. Ladies’ All-wool F. el Suiting, double width, ‘Extra bervains tn ‘able Damask and poy oie ude-lands reduced to Sue. 50 linen Hemstitched Pg ee ‘hiefa, a 7 2 ‘for All of Foord aes rt and 5: ye A Si qeectly, a -4 and 1 Hany Wy ite Wool fetedroin $f toi 0. Comforts from $1 t0 tter grades up to $10. ee Full stock Underwear, Hoslery, Gloves, &c., &c. JOHNSON, GARNER & C0, 229 636 Pa, ave. u.w. vieron & spuews Fay TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, cash: pry en years’ time, A. © 927 and 929 7that. nw, TRaworae Corner Mamachusetts avenue, Fes ak Hoven Kast. per STRICTLY ONE PRICE Beate a t2"During the present month this store will be 18 THE ORIGINAL GRAND AND THE eons PER- FECT FIRE-PLACE HEATER EVER MADI Houma Goons. HOLIDAY Goons, HOLIDAY GOODS. JULIUS LANSBURGA, 13TH AND F 878, | Desires to call attention to an unusually attractive assortment of useful articles suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. OVERSTOCKED and not desiring to carry these goods over the holidays ‘they will be CLOSED OUT at very little above ACTUAL ne Effective and Tasteful in Music Racks, Book Glasses, Cheval Glasses, Shaving Stands, Chiffoniers, Faucy Hockers, in Plush thd Foot Resto, Fables with ‘raas und Suiver Frames Sup and Ptah and Ry ty Fancy a en Anta, On Oak Filia ‘Extension Tabics, Side Tables, an undred other useful articl PARLOM SUITES. over SOFAS, 500 PEC a WORE BASKETS, T. COUCHES ‘and STA: ag Goods are PLAIN FIGUiES and are SURPRISINGLY LOW. It 1s impossible to conceive a moré beautiful col- lection of LADIES' WRITING DESKS than the ones offered for your inspection been received trom both foreign aud de and are the choicest examples of Fine be tound anywhere They have stie makers, ‘abinet Ware to they are shows in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak and Sixtecuth Century finish, and in-mauy augue and pretty designs, all of which are artistic. Iu the orua- mneutation of ‘these dainty bits of furniture there 15 Gisplayed studies in Kelief Carving and speciiuens of Toda ge Maraueterie Wonk, These desks are very reasonable and make a most desirable iit, CURTAINS, D SDRAPERIESand UPHOLSTERY GOODS. irish and Tambour Laces. NOTTINGHAM LACES, in New aud Novel Effects. CHENILLE PORTIERE: = RICH aud 1 1URING Designs and Colorings, MADRAS CU REALS S nd Ur VHOLSTERY GOODS ona spouts aud WINDOW SHADES. If you desire a bargain ts you should not fail 2 take advantage of the Low Prices at which Thess Foods ire bein. -etered. LL, rid PENSSELS, nag A SUPER INGRAIN, SNIKNA RU a FOR THE HOLIDAY: BROMLEY & an s Tea SARA RUGS, 2 fc, 4 in. by Sit. Gin, 82.80. ait. by 7 ft, & Git by ome ee 1 2 hy SAPASESE FUR RUG G8. SHEEPSKIN RUC 1G! ALE’ Narizr Mattie, ° LI NOLEUM, cocoa AND LINOLEUM MAT WALL PAPERS, ne sed NG, ARTISTIC INTEIMUN DECORATIONS, JULIUS aa gen 230 and F sts, Ovz Macsirrcexr Stock Or STORM OVERCOATS, ‘AL RUGS. CAPE OVERCOATS, ULSTERS DRESS OVERCOATS, In Chinchillas, Kerseys, Beaver, Worsteds, and Uassi- meres, for Men and Boys, Prince Albert and Full Dress, Dress and Business Suits for Men, Cutaway and Sack Suits for Boys of all sizes are offered at just 33 per cent below the prices of aay other house in the city at WEYL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 SEVENTH ST., BET. PA. AVE. AND D ST. oc2-3m. Now Reavy. Our Stock of DECORATED CHINA, POTTERY AND GLASSWARE, Especially adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, is now complete and the largest we have ever offered. Our friends who wish to avoid the crowd will do well to make an early selection. M. W. BEVERIDGE, oc26-2m_ No. 1009 PA. AVE. N.W. At Falls Church. Correspondence of Tux EVENING STAR. Faris Cuvnca, Va., December 3, The Gallier family. who were so long and so alarmingly sick with typhoid fever, are im- proving slowly. Mrs, Clark Ford, whose life was despaired of for so many days with the same fever, it is said has cancer of the stomach now. The thanksgiving services were held in the Congregational church, other churches unit- ing, and an excellent sermon was preached by the pastor, the Rev. F, W. Tuckerman. Mr. H. B. Abbott, who attended last year's course in one of the law schools in Washing- ton, left week before last for Cleveland, Minn., where, on grep tke evening the 19th ultimo, he and Miss M. Lou mn, daughter of Mr. Nathaniel Lampson wa of thet place, were mar- ried. They reached home at Belpre, Kan., on Saturday evening last. Belpre, it may be’ in- structively remarked, is located in about the center longitudinally ot what was indicated on my atlas in my early school days as the great American desert and I venture the statement that probably, no other re; on the earth with as cheap cultivation produce as large yields of wheat as that western Kansas region will, which is from 40 to 50 bushels to the acre. The wheat crop there the past season was an enormous one, LBA Princeton and Lehigh. To the Editor of Tux Evexine Stax: T noticed in Monday’s Star that a gentleman was endeavoring to arrange a match between the Princeton foot ball team and a picked eleven from this city. I think ita good plan to have the Princeton team exhibit themselves Se. | here, but I doubt that a team could be selected from this city that could compete at all suc- <n: | Ccenfully eg icine ne ats a ton. Ni ve an uppose this gen- ont Hal ti Eh team and CITY AND DISTRICT. F Tar Evexixo Stan's subscription lists the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation, This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington! A Literary Entertainment. Excelsor fiterary club’s regular monthly en- tertainment was given Monday evening, crowd- img the spacious parlors of Mrs. A. Beall, at 1241 33d street. The following program was well rendered: Organ solo by Mrs. A. H. Frear; quotations by members; sketch of Aarriet Beecher Stowe by Mrs. Chas. H. Rowell, elicit- ing remarks from Geo. A. Berton and Mra. Nellie T. J. Brigham, the latter closing with a beautiful improvised poem; a vocal trio by Mrs, A. Kalstrom and Mr. and Mrs. A Hi. Frear; 4 recitation, “Prayer and Pluck,” by Mrs. Beail; a sketch of European travel b; George A. Bacon, who gota peep at Queen Victoria's dining rooms, — are kept nine tons of solid gold plate. Mrs. Brigham presented the gem of the ev —s in a felicitous = T.k lemocrac; Creery gave a brilliant sketch of “an evening with « lady adept in theosophy and her marvel- ous methods of imparti her occult wisdom.” The entertainment ‘was cloned with a meritori- ous tableau drawn from “Uncle Tom's Cabin,” Mr. A. H. Frear as Uncle Tom, Mra. Geo, B. Hoyt as Aunt Chice, Little Miss Eileen Martin as Loa, Mra, Myra Metcalf as Miss ia and Miss Alma Higbee as 7% » Mrs. Beall read the descriptions and i luced the several characters. ge cece! He Wanted to Go to Heaven. Last, evening, while Sergeant Bryan of the fifth precinct was passing near 4th and G streets southeast, Ris attention was attracted to a man with a wooden leg, who was lying on the side- walk in a stupor. The officer picked him up and took him to the station, where it was dis- covered that he had swallowed laudanum, and arrangements were made for his removal to Providence hospital. He told the officer that his name was William Taylor and that he came from Fairfax county, Va. While in the station he remarked: “+1 want to go. “Go where?” asked Li feut. | Boteler. “To heaven,” he replied. He was subsequently removed to Providence hospital, although he was not thought to be in a dangerous condi ion. —- He Had a Cent in His Pocket. A colored youth named “Ike” Snowden, whose home is in East Washington among the brick yards, came down town last night with eleven cents in his pocket, He spent ten cents for a theater ticket and when the performance was over took a walk ‘around the block.” The light in Hattie Snow's window attracted him and he entered the cigar store and secreted himself behind the counter, Hattie found him there and had him arrested. Ike told Judge Miller this morning that he hada cent in his pocket, but was arrested before he had time to spend it for cigarettes. | Ninety days, The Maryland Republican Association. At a meeting last night of the Maryland re- publican state association the following were elected officers for the ensuing year: Jas. W. McKee, president; Oliver P. Shaw, vice presi- dent; E. S. McDonald, secretary; James A. Me- Cauley, treasurer, and Christopher M. Bart- scher, sergeant-at-arms, A committee, com- posed of C. M. Forrest, John N. Wright and Geo. W. Cox, all from Baltimore, was ap- pointed to urge the appointment of Mr. Hen- derson as postmaster at Baltimore. The Washingtu: A leading musical event of the season will be the concert by the Washington musical club, Messes. Xander, Rakeman, Miersch and Mor- sell, assisted by Miss Bertha Lincoln, this even- ing at the Universalist church. The program ers a treat to lovers of classical and popular nd the efforts of this new organization deserve a hearty support from people who wish to encourage home talent, ——— The Police Sale | of Abandoned Property. The annual sale of abandoned and unclaimed property in the hands of the police will take place Friday morning. The sale will differ from all previous sales as there will be but two revolvers offered under the hammer, There will be a number of razors sold, however. ‘Lhe pistols will be withdrawn from the sale, probubly, because a request will soon be made for the cnactmentof a liw by Congress to contis- cate and destroy the weapons taken from pris- oners. The catalogue for the sale has printed and ributed. It embraces male and female clothing, tools, cigars, ornaments, perfumes, umbrellas, One Solution of the Post Post Office Problem. To the Editor of Tue Evesixo Stan: ‘Tue Stan, as usual, hits the nail on the head in advocating a separate building for the city post office. Such a course would, however, be- fore long require the erection of two buildings —one for the city and one for the general Post Office department, for, as is well known, owing to the “hand to mouth” economy in providing wowed buildings, both the Post Office and the terior department buildings have long since failed to afford the necessary room for tie bus- iness, which, with the growth of the country, is bound to increase. The most economical as wellas the most sensible way out of the diffi- culty would seem to be to erect buildings of suflicient size to accommodate these depart- ments for years to come and turn the present general post office building over to the city post office, for which it is admirably suited, having wide and convenient entrances for vehicles, and, if need be, a partof the court yard’ could be covered with glass, Whatever space may not be needed could shelter the custom house, the local pension: agent, &c., the whole forming & convenient and ‘accessible plan for the transaction of local business with the general government, such as is the case in all other cities. Keeping the custom house in Georgetown, now that pretty much all the importers do business in Washington and most of the imports are by railroads to this city, is simply avsurd; it might as well be in Bladensburg because years ago there was shipping there. In view of the ex- tensive and expensive halls which the so- called Interior department building contains it might be more economical to turn it over ex- clusively to the patent office and concentrate all the rest and bigger portion of the business of the Interior department in a new building of adequate size, though in the end it would be cheapest by modifymg the plan to use the present department building for one of the smaller departments. It would make an ad- mirable Department of Justice or District building, in which case the entire Interior de- ent, exeepting the pension office, could ncentcated in the new ee hacoe The pen- sion a office force will in time be ee duced and will thus be easily accommodated in the same pI Hitherto all the projects for increased room for these departments contemplated ‘additions either in the form of additional stories or wings, Every architect knows that these build- ings are architecturally complete and that any such addition would simply ruin — - ——— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J.C. Davidson to H. B. Davidson, subs 36, 38 and 39, sq. 72; $—. BR. McMeen to J. 0. David- son, subs 32 and 34, sq. 633; $—-. Commission- ers of the District of Columbia to L. M. Saun- ders, lots 1, 3,5 and 6, eq. 1079;8—. M.L Weller to J. B. Baily et al., ‘Tat 10, 8g. 1036; §. Carre Brooks to C. A.” McEuen, pt. sq. $1,200. T. Kirby et al. to same, sub 1, iots 226° 225, 243 and 249, W.W.; $—. C. A. McEuen to Jesse H. ea rt lots ali block 11, Rosedale; $2,640.60. J. O° to W. H. Bose, lots 13 to 16, Anacostia: $1,335. —— ns Good Templars. Friendship Lodge of Good Templars had a ing grand chief templar for appointment as lodge deputy. A duct was rendered by Hattie neog en Dacgens; proce Racy were Ec by EL: Dalton and’ E. R yeaa en | THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The Commissioners Urge Liberal Appro= priations for Them. Concerning the public schools the District Commissioners in their annual report made the following remarks, which were inadvertently omitted from the copy furnished for publica- tion: “The public schools share a large part of public interest and attention, The Commissioners have given much timo and thought to this important interest. By the liberality of Congress most of the thirty-seven thousand school children who Present them- selves for instruction are provided with separate seats, clean, well-ventilated, well- furnished, commodious school rooms. No child need go more than a few squares to reach @ piace of instruction. A course of in- struction and discipline, approved by experi- ence and most advanced thought, is offered alike to all without distinction of color or com dition, In the day schools there were taught during the past year 35,764 children, 22,760 ot whom were white and 13,004 were colored. In the night schools ) persons were taught, of whom 1,192 were white and 1,008 colored. 37,964 persons were. therefore, enrolled in all kinds of schools. The Commissioners belie the work was well done. In our visits to the schools we have seen unmistakable evidences of system, cultivation and refinement. The quiet, cheerful industry everywhere found was guaranty of contentment and success. “The Commissioners believe that no other de- partment of our District government shoukt be guarded more carefully or provided for more liberally. We hope that Congress will con- tinne the same wise, intelligent and liberal Policy that has characterized ite acts during the past ten years.” GEORG TOWN. Derata or Mus. Tuomas E. -Wagoawax.— Shortly after midnight last might Mra. Thomas E. Waggaman died at her husband's residence, corner 33d and © streets, after only a day's i ness. By her death the poor of the District jose a valued friend, for her acts of charity were numerous, She was a devout Mrs, Wagguman was adaughter of I 5 Clarke, president of the National Bank of the Republic, ‘Ihe funeral will take place from Trinity (Catholic) church at 10 o'clock am, tomorrow. Bvrmvixe Assoctatioy. monthly meeting of building associatic sold as follows: whose par value $233.02 At the eighty-third First co-operative held last night, $8,000 0 of first series bonds, was $230.50 cach, sold for 1,000 1n bonds of second serics, whose par was $221.85, each sold for =226.23; also $2,000 sold at 72, $2,000 sold at 82, e400 sold at 56, 2000 sold at 92. ‘Tux Fate in aid of Trinity church at For- rest hall was largely attended last night. A tambourine drill by a number of young ludics was very interesting. A handsome hand- painted plaque was won by Mrs. K. D. Mel and wn ornamental paper basket by Miss Mag- gie Jirown aud a sofa cushion by Miss Rose Mo= Nerbauy, - Mu. Eywanp Gopry, who has for some time past been suffering with nervous prostration, | Was removed to Providenc TEMPERATURE AND 4 Great Falls—temp 0. Keceiving reservoir —temperature, 43; condition at north connection, condition at south connection, & Distributing reservoir— temperature, 44; condition, 5 STANLEY’S HAIR sNow WHITE Another Letter From the Great Exe plorer About His Perilous Journey. A long letter from Stanley to a friend, dated | September, 1888, was published yesterday im London, It records his discoveries and re= counts the difficulties anticipated on his home- ward journey. ‘There is an account of the hos- tility of the king of the Kalburega, who stripped Casati and turned him adrift to perish, He was fortunately found and rescued by Emin, Another letter gives # full account of his #o= journ with Emin, The Heraid correspondent telegraphs from Bassau under date of November 29: “Ihave just met Henry M. Stanley, Emin Pasha, Casati, Lieut. Stairs, Mr, Jephson, Dr. Parke, Nelson and Lonny, and 560 men, women and children. I have found Stanley looking excecdingly hearty, He wears a Prussian cap, linen breeches, and canvas shoes. “I presented him with the American flag with which I was intrusted, and it is now flying from Mr. Stanley's tent. “The great explorer’s hair is quite white and his mustache is iron gray. Emin Pasha isa | slight, dark man, He wears spectacles. Inw | short conversation which I bad with him he | told me he did not wish any honors for what | he had done. He simply desired to be employed again in the khedive's service. I bave given Capt. Casiti bis letters, He looks well, But the hardships which he has undergone seem to have quite undermined his constitution. All the other Europeans are well, “We shall all proceed toward the const the day after tomorrow. Stanley, Emin and Casiti were entertained at dinner last night in this camp by Baron Gravenreath. Speeches were made by the baron and by Stanley. The baron com- plimented Stanley, Emin and their companions on their march from central Africa, Stanicy re= sponded and praised German enterprise aud ite civilizing abilities.” A dispatch from Cairo states that the Egyp- tian government has received a divpatch trom Zauzibar signed Emin Pasha. requesting that a vessel be placed at his disposal at Zanzibar. It is supposed that natives who were disj in advance of the main party by Enun ashe carried the message te Zanzibar, teal _ Bad Luck With His Animals. Wm. Kreibert of Mandan, Dak., passed through Claremont, N.H., yesterday with one elk, one moose, one antelope and two deer, all that remained alive out of a lot of twenty-two animals ordered from Dakota by Austin Cor- bin. Kreibert left Dakota on November 16 with the animals in good condition. All went well until the state line was reached, when, in | a collision with # freight train, oue elk and one moose were killed and three deer escaped to the woods. Eight deer, three antelopes and one mvose died afterward. Parnell Resting Only. Rev. Dr, Reilly and Col. John Atkinson, whe left Detroit on October 14, arrived home from England yesterday morning. They say that both in England and Ireland the outlook for the Irish cause is very favorable. Dr. Reilly bears messages from President Parnell of the Trish league to President Fitzgerald of the American league, which will probably be given to the press in a few days, Col. Atkinson dis- credits the rumors that Mr. Parnell is missing under peculiar circumstances and says he saw letters from Parnell, written on November 22, from a small t town at ‘which he was s resting. The Head of of the Cerneau Rite Resigns. Dr. Ferdinand J. 8. Gorgas of Baltimore, the head of the Seymour Packham Gorgas “Cer- neau Rite,” bas sent in his resiguation ase member of the Scottish rite order to Thomas J, Shryock, grand master of Masons of the state of Maryland. His reason is that during a re- cent visit to Europe he visited the Grand orient of France and incurred thereby the displeasure of his order, fraternal relations with the French order having been suspended by the Grand lodges of America, “The Labor Alliance. In the annual convention of the farmers’ an@ laborers’ union in St. Louis yesterday in a speech in regard to the proposed consolidation with the Knights of Labor F. L. Livingstone, president of the Georgia state organization, said: “We propose to form an offensive defensive alliance with the Knights of hospital last night, orion or Waren at ture, 42; condi-