Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, eat isa and H sta20 __ FOR RENT—=ZOUSES. Fs. REN I—TO GENTEEL Seventeen New Four- LE. ae aa a fablodieed sive meagre apd —PLANIN: bis RAT Fitosoa em esPateust Pgs See: Sieshtes ae seeina tee raat a7. ‘STABLES. 1020 Conn. sy. (rear)...25 | 1022 Conn. av. (rear)...25 RO. HO} aan 10tn and F ate.n. 54 Ms. rr. C. H. PARKER. cor. 434 and E sta. s.w. RENT— 608 rick, 10 roome, all mod. 1 th st. n.w., B 4 645.00 WM. HL savers & CO., Successors to JOHN SHERMAN’ & CO. a | Fo RERT=FORNISHED-Dy THE YEAR Oi a i Sonate Wy premises. 404 6TH 8ST. N.W., HAVING 18 imps. ; thorough re ‘JAS. H. M, ca + Ms IN 1803 Vermont eve.81,290 | at, ne. 14: f 5 . 209 A st w.,1 lhe son a FE: EENT_NEAR O CONN AVE, 1921 N ST. N.W, rooms and bath. food location. rent sLer Be aes & C0: ise NE ROOMS, ON Fie. a chet Franti sat iin squares new plum side “lot on ‘convenien: ‘sth at. care; Tent 850 pes me it to mi HILL & JOHNSTON, a7-3t Fes bg ay! HAVE TWO OLD-FASHIONED 1503 Penn. ave. n.w. Tent'at low B. H. WARNER & CO. Fe RENT—TWO HOUSES ON 22D ST. AND TWO co New Hampehire ave. of that fine block recently jer, architect; the houses are have 9 rooms each, ‘with all H. WARNER & CO. vested: far rH A ALL cas for boating of, residence main if Piece Addrees LBZ. ae | F Fue RENTHOUSE 1410 20TH ST. N. W. § Booms and Cellar: mod, impe,: poate rane, is 100% + Deeg oR a 0. "AI oir wo cetof Mate car in oe B WiLCO, Bars a Fez HENTPRA T—FRAME HOUSE, 412 C ST. Ans Just Comphetely removessd. ph oe perfect od Stent ao. a Lek Sueperiy 320 "a6-i OR RENT_FU FURNISH ‘HOUEE 2027 HST, nw. provements: in good neighborhood: Fer reat 678, For ory y 8 d6-6t 907 ox. Bee Rt Ee Camp ag aS HEAR FRO! y Mr. two x4 ad ‘basem: r= vements; rent 7-3 pOR an ce all persons desi r to rent hor steno eet he following: 1717 Zlat st. Ret ferment We weoaere. > some very handsome Ho ‘ENHOUSE & Bb aed eT 1335 F st. b.w. RENT — COMPLETELY Shope &c., 1501 B st. nw. $100; less if’ taken ou tmmedisealy woh Risheds Apply on premises, n19-2m K FOR SALE—-HOUSES. D. C. __FOR EE eal MONDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1889. FOR SALE—MISCELLA NEOUS ALE — LARGE DOUBLE BRICK FAMILY ‘church: “Address Box 11, bar Ofice. a-lm Foe area Sires tan tnd bee al br, apres o> me SO Per f008, |. SETTLE & CO., 1225 Fat. t SALE_(G5@) H BET. 12TH AND 13TH STS. mente; ss 800 room OST Wi Wann CO. d9-3t tow OR SALE (820) L878 W.NEABUD 8T.; SMALL louse; only 81,300. (82034 Tos toe Tooms, bath and cellar; each (817) 13th near W at. nw. math iron valuable eB eae {785 id st'nw. bet. D apd Ey 12-r00m G 2 Oth bat Mand Hote, ww. RoI gation for bath; 87,750. Ry RR SALE—(772) CORNER N AND 12TH le tory Brick, splendid loca’ ay ty core i aime ae Fisecuttith Sew ew Bricks 12 rooms each; location 8 Sho and $8,500. BtWaininte 00. For Sale IF YOU WANT A HOME AND CAN 500 cash here's your opportunity to pur. price @ Santee SOB ¥ ot. nw. 245 AND 947887. NW. Beldk Nesideuces slots cach 190i OF OF teins jots eacl by deepio tt ft. fe publle alley: houses new and thoroughly THOS. J. wipes ae CO. a9-6t Frentn SALE—A BERDETL CoRR PROPERTY, i Farragut Loi stable double residence THOMAS 3." Fis Fie & oo: 1324 F st. n. 6t ~ PALE —OB EXCHANGE FOR TAGANT E LOTs ie Fark, 8 7-room mn house on Eat, bet. 1st 7 moder, ee LEWIS & EATON, 629 F st. n.w. = SALE—A NICE LITTLE S1X-ROOM HOUSE in Takoma Park, or will exchange for small house — Washington. LEWIS & HEATO: ROOMS oe one | Eee era OB SALj—A 1uuad 1556 haw can Stabie. Corner 14th and D ste. new. wt | Ponsa 2 ed sree $5 Kuanue QO: 0. Ww. @. METECOTT & be fey Habre. ag PLE re 2703 M st. a.) wr. Cheap to 8 prompt or bayer. ‘aoe POWER OTTO peta ea FOr, SEA " SKYE TERRIER; cs P sold ai once. 1058 15th st. Bee at aM AN MAKE. HAL ve seen at KEYES i eos Ae = ‘OB RENT_THE iT HO! oe bet. 17th and asin, Par aa we gpg that can be Bourht for the money en ead a fot only ¢h0gn ve bet. 436 arse Se Gees ‘Capitol Hili, within four &CO., 1405 F st R SALE—FINE 12 TIVRSERGI areeng Sh Mat ‘Lat st. near *k Dwelling, 12 bath, &. pad sie iront, ine. 23 rooms, h, amount of mi . JOHN AG 7-38 HN Foo Lath at ae. R SALE — VALUABLE RGPEETT ON 14TH Sint: Beer Wn. w= 2 Brick 8 rooms, cellar, all mod. imps. “Suitable either for a ‘residence Cogep 500. , WAGGAMAN, ae 700 Tat st Dw, BEA\ \UTIFUL | HOME—CHOICE Fie on Capitol Hill; pew, gh ty ar 5 ? finished ; ‘alley. Only $4,000. AMKEN SMT ase oe isos ore RR SALE—HOUSE 8 E, HAS 8 F% ‘snd cone ‘ist furnace, Istrobe, aca @ closets; entire house ric 3 it is one Sera Nt py BS 1o8 cash Dalance anit Eat call at hae fe seen RouBien B02 Bast Cates? “°F R SALE-STOCK OF ng ge y 3 AND FIX- tures contained in store cor. ‘Sth ats. nw. to quick buyer. avs FoR SALE SALE—FEW CHOICE SEATS FOR (OFF “aoe Apply 1104 6th st. n.w., 4to 7 p.m LJ — JUST ons ee a oe HORS: Fe ‘nour Abe, some ww Taha Sta is Pa 70H SALE-VERY OHEAP, AN EX Sant vand'addie. Fok Sle New EW DWELLINGS In THE Se west section aon PP YOUNG: 1908 F st. n.w. SRLE_SICELY ARRANGED AND ATTRACT. me, with Peer inaph lend ord ‘order; pple ou only os 00 cash and part bainuce gi yor month. Fas NEW SIX. Room BRICK BACK som br : Deck butidine ba e700, cl 3 a WRIGHT'S STOCRETIO SIO ® at. —GOOD SIX-ROOM AND BATH Brice ma lot pete oS Pes, gon Cea WOOD s ‘& GARRETT, 13th st. and Nes ave, ae GOVE! OR Lareprmege od JUARE FROM Pine printing officers, Eos with punnll lot use retin for $9. ‘Only 11,250. Lot worth the poner. Cal GAY WOOD i ones Youn at"and New Ro SALE- TWO-STORY fhe BACK BUILDING louse, pressed brick front, 18 at Hest. nw. Materials tobe apes by ave in ore Yo m pre ee a do-3t* CHAR. C MARTIN, Butlder, et FISH & MI! 21s eet. ae BRICK HOUSES, WITH oo . IMPS. erik, yates aris r. ee $ ie je ar! ae . eo ‘a dated PERE SE | 3 Shee aes a Fee, peor mae, New Hamp, ye. bet) Land M, 9r. and vacant It on on 23 Ra st, 20x86. ates. at. bet. cheap; will cachemes. ‘and other properties—ci Finns RENT—1537 Lee | ST., MT. PLEASANT, 8 water and bath, $3 eas, th st. ex. 8 Trooms, ct 25 5 ight Soest pt De. carker sto store with } rooms, water, 8) eae DAVIS & CO., 45-3m 1319 F st. new. Rok! RENT—1746 N 8T. N.W., 50 ROOMS AND steam heat: will rent a Ee 1, 1890, for $750. E. é cbritie 60. i RENT—THOSE TWO NEW BEAUTIFUL AND Desirable Two-stor ak stores and Ware How: CHAS. 8. SHREVE, 1600 7th st. t. Dew. jOR OK RENT—1137 ore ST_N.W.; 8 ROOMS; ALL Jy thorough repeir. Inquire ED- Wakb Ki KERA, 1625 ND. J. ave. nw. ; key at 4. sem tebeaaeee WESCOTT & WILCOX. (psi 1007 Pa are. i RENT—635 D st. Y 5; cheap to. a i RENT_THAT FINE STORE AND DWELL- ing 1702 Penus. ave. n.w.; an excellent stand for is an opportunity i UuBRREEse ORS: S seesk 4 i i | iy [ i If iN i f r b it é WOR RENT—1340 VERMONT AVE.. NEAR =n ircle, 8 large _ finel hed Hot tainink 15 rooms: family use. dtlw R RENT — TWO-STORY, gooey pies AND House, 911 18th st. = — nde: aby ieee new. “2 ghee Bader nae guisruaeniae NT-UNFURNISHED-THAT ELEGANT {OR RENT-ONFU THAT 411 K st. n.: Witwer nts; stable for six horses. 3200 dag mouth. > pt be ted for a shorter P. peu inre apply 0 CURLEY BNOS. 1538 ¥ et 7 *ae R RENT—BRICK Paine Enel BOUNDARY st. nw. ; two stories basemen! ining room and kitchen; ‘rent as. mavoly at Ae st, for key. oy be E. WAGGAM, RE. FO8 ETAaP bagi iT SSE Re 915 F st. nw, 24 fl, Oth & Paave.,r. 460 Le over ist 73s 30)‘ mouttoome’ rs 468 gb tr 38 Store’ “7th and Beta. 1.6 Ot. Pe wag ter Fi = st oihcy for belie Mthelstand 15th, 1d31 WAGGA Ee SE foe eee VERMONT Av doors fom lows circle, 2 1u-room Hous, fully furnished the Louse for s . member of € of Congress or persons Se CAL Mens t & VOORHEES, 1418 F st. n.w. F%, RENTOON K ST. BETWEEN 14TH AND 15th, the Handsomest and Most Complete 15- Toom House in the city. This house has eve: aS Snisbed in patural wi ‘mantels and da butler’ bath rooms. Price month 6200. CHALMERS oii 226-20 1418 F st. ow. ee | FORE oray eh COTTE TOR, china, ¢laes ware god beio'e-beee: henge contains 11 rooms, well adapted forentertaining. For permit and terms z | Seas M. GREEN, 1405 F st. meet” BRENT_FURNISHED1100 19TH ST...12 ‘rooms: cellar under ho to inepect apply wales at GREEN. cosas er +oR RENT— sanceoce sens sees pte gain isee Pra F ae ee en, Sere a Tah R BALE — HANDSOME come, wae ‘ALL ‘mod provements, on New ave. ; or §- ‘500. JR. et ei {QR SALE—CHEAP—A NEAT ace we oy Foome and bath, on Cleveland ave. Hien 800; “ase . Fyans SALE NEW BRICK, 6-ROOMS a Ss “h place near 14th |. BR. HE! PORD, 1419G st. OR 8 ear gta se Neer Back Build- th, furnace, &c.; lot Tet 8x110 to alley, abe. id Basement, Wallach place n¢ 6 ovis aud baths stot: ies SO toaliens ” West side 16th ue tory an it 16x60 to alley, % ist & HUNGERFORD, a7-3t 624 14th at, POE BALE A BARGAIN (TO ONE SEEKING A Home. 2 Substantial 20-foot Front Ba; Bricks on Capitol Hill near cars and Cap} to} 83, 700: a1 ria 1) cash ; balance easy. CHAS. ba Pe ost i006 TF ot aw. Fo: SALE_OWNER MUST SACRIFICE NINE- m Brick, junction of avenue and two streets; new, coay and degirable: terms will sell vacant or,well rented. Address IMMEDIATE, Star office. FE _SALE—DESIRABLE DWELLING IN NEW York ets a 230,000; or will make trade for city house he first-class locallty, of yalue of saben to $50,000, paying difference in'cash. BER £60. 'Le Droit building. FINELY BUILT BRICK ce ——s casin comvoatences, electric bells, aouth ys ee ere Ei poe iio raters Porn a7-3t ‘326 Fonueylvanie ay 2. 8.0, Fo, BALE A. BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, Ke Rooms facing south. Aue parking: sto is es cabinet Tey Too tein room for two ata very shear Stanton park: lot Tworstory Brick stable i rear; d carriages; concrete floor; + price 04.800; ony | ERRON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. n.w. ‘ORS, Tiols a 11103, New Hampshire ave. and 2155 L * We have been authorized to offer for a few days greatly reduced prices these elegant Stone and Brick Dwellings, containing eleven and twelve rooms, eee pepered and frescoed and all modern im- 8 SALE VERY, CHEAP ANDON. EASY TEE Bath and Cellar Frame House in ood eamiton ae heated by 2 latrobes; lot 30x97. quire at 535 7th st. se. a6-3t' OR SALE—BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE—A Dwelling; nearly new; in res Pine: joist ved whole: Nunber 33 aul rood: ‘apply to GEO. W. LINKING Toth Pye Fath dads in each root closets and store rooms. House built for Owner's use and by day's work. ulars apply ‘For full partic = 3. T, DYER, 45-20 isa F at. R SALE—641 MASS. AVE. N.E., a ae Bric 5,000. Z mod. imps, and W,, room Brick; its window Brick ; 7 room t 3 Oth at. SALE—FINE PIE G 8ST. PROPER’ FF ft. front, two good = oa iat on strest and ts stable buil Sorts noe = buildings. F Propet yon bet Resinautre of TYLER & HU CTMENYOMD. 1307 F st. FE wae NORTHWEST CORN RPROPERTY, Wielnity of Lows circle, with ‘see Brick Dwell” EOTubnronb, 1307 Fat B303we F eoltae teats bmi wood ag hed 74 Tike & MUTREMFOND, 8307 Fak ar Oe Fo: SALE—A BEAUTIFUL 8 dda cOM- pleted: heated by hot water; Kas lighted from front hall by electricity; handsome inal anid tiles, in every respect 8 most complete house, ha’ built by the owner for bis own See but as & leave the city the 1,000. 47-6 M1503 Poms wrest {OR SALE—A DISIRADLE 8-ROOM HOUSE IN bw how renting for $40 twill sell to cloge an estate for 83.500. sh, EVANS & CABUSI, ing icu- SALE—HOUSES AND LOTS IN ae <—h 3. R HERT: eet ye FR. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, OR SALE—SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RINGS A’ AT 15, fate caseek sedi ken cr iracedinastly good value oun ted 1 _desixiis for the oll: JACOBS By THE: aye 3t ve. FS, SALE—OPERA aes Sao our own i rtation ; very — aap: price 87.50. BS BK OTH. a 20 Penne ay ave. i SALE—GOLD WATCHES, =e LADIE! Ronee TOLOAN a REAL ESTATE trict of ae ee) lowest rate of Cor Fone Mau in ‘sume oe suit. Al gma Frou mniddle oF spare aa ue carry n26-12t* Fr SALE OR RENT—NEW aaiae er IN rear of 1633 O st. n.w.;3 ig and room for 3 car- * ‘and ly to Bl Fiages, water and gaa, Apply to BEALL, B Bony? PALACE OF Bt tog 1285 P and soe the beautiful ew any, Circassian Walnu! wood. Sold for cash of $9. pat Hamares tal Foe sate SALE—YOUNG PARROTS, MOCKING BIRDS, ies, Cages, Goldfishes, Aquariums, Fish Food, rat's Dox Food and Medicines, Send for Illus. Cate: ny Price List. SCHMID's Bird Store, 317 1zn PGE SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIRTY Days in minduige eres wigycles: ly good Steel frame pice of cast ngs. Fe SALE—CALL AND SEE Variety and he ray hy noch | neil pre yim ey Ween Gall orsuitanl fod baie ay of Suitable Chri them. 406 Penn. ‘ave. Ez ees ean an assortment io trouble to show EYER. awl NOW 18 as CHANCE TO BUY mong Peas one gar Ancona Cou; Platform ahd Perch Wagonsiu great variet Prices, "New Dajtous at 872. teu ‘am sell ton, new style build 502 ol lomten tl ‘Bus ae Co. Becond- low prices, Harness and Robes equally low. TAs, Buggies, at lowest Xou can Judge frou K. PROBEY, 216-1m 1230 324 st. nw. {OK SALE-PINE, ASSORTMENT OF HAND- Dayton — a rice wer than Per a iG A°'H GREGORY, cor. N.Y. ave. cand oth ot aed nl5-im jOK SALE — THE SQTTO" GAS ENGINE KE- quires no boiler; avoids all e: ba gg ee aes no loss of time; no bandit ‘of fuel. Send for circular and price list. b. 33 Chet TOE Tae Bie Fars es SouPiaTE STOCK aE, nae 1088 sat ANDEE J. JoxcE's 80! s Harness Ware 1028-1030 Bepalutine of Fine ‘Harness, H SALETSTABLE BELONGINGS, BUCH AS Gacy aaa Ser teeeanTe ey Re 2orcee Sess, Now Carr thd Harness ‘are Rooms, 102 Coun. ‘end tory: Cor 14th and aim ROR SALE IMPORTED GERMAN 0 Birds, ¥ cheap at the BIRD Thetnw 2d Game hey AT. no: TOR vaEee FAIR OF GENTLE Racer: bred Carriage Horses: double carriage and set of harness: sell whole outfit or separatel; ply 710 19th at. n.w. < dio F°#,34 SALE-PARTIES LEAVING CITY OFFER Landau Victoria, Harness and Maguiticent: Diack ‘team ‘ot yi half ps Stur office. az. Fe, BALE-A A LADY HAV! ING VARIOUS HAND: some Articles of Dress to dispose of would sell hem at reasonable prices Address ABS. Star oflice, Fe ‘SALE—SPECIAL P’ PIANO BARGAIN FOR DE- bess pS gore auiritel it Piano has » 7 Osta double case exquiel bed, To Ce Gountination, soli wed aud fret Bele of unique design. 2 fom Ts ve terms, ral a Wo a tone ‘020 7th at. now. Fe SALE-HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT; SEVER x lees: and plush, with covers; 2b. 61 at ow, {OR SALE—100 SHARES NATIONAL HEATING ‘and Ventilating Stock ; must be sold: FRANK H. P! jor Ie BUGGY. HARNESS; HORSE black, 6 years old, warranted sound, no better digo in she city for lady or gent. Apply ee VOR ees COUPELETTE, Pere pa *: also New Kocksway, movable front. book & SARBOR, TOR BALE—A [AGNIFICENT BARGAIK.. A iperb Toned and Elegant Parlor Upright Plano in rlenbye embellished and highly Aulsbed Caso modern improved upright style; toue full ‘and ‘one ually . youre by musker. "Over O00 of vaine’ nuke toed Leribe # musical people of this city. ‘This fine instrument be easy terms, for only $390, worth B50; miners price $750. This is a great chance. at one: Piy at Olviie GRIMES PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennaylvania ave, FINE PARLOR SUITE, Fine Fist-top Deak, one Finé ie, one Usk Suite, one Guuirs, oue Fine'Hall (OR SALE—CHE. By = eae s Tot of Poaceae ate 911 94) Fe, SALE—LARGE CHINESE | SACKED-LILY Soe aud Wire Flower Stands. warp S. 317 aw. JOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL PONY ne a 4s sound and gentle, perfectly safe for children to ride ordrive; fust traveler and very handso: styl surrey, seats tour children ; parnene boy va et will well separate ‘greatly’ below value,” App! Private Stable, 100: Fes SALE THE chu uRy WAR e Civil by Goutury Gomapanye ind volumes, 3,066 pages, 14: contributors frou participants ou both sides: 84 geu- erale, 2U colonels, ‘oihcers, 16 other ceiev- nities, with kuilape, Gomite de Faris, sud recollections of (a private; 1,/UU) illustrations,’ portraits, uattie &c., cold only by subscription on glaatic and Hat address Fourie Fin Dwellis Brick on Rhode, Tsland We. near tows cticie vag cella, f and kitchen, heeplnces, cloente to overs ts ie Bers: c Pio “Seat House thoroughly well built and For full ulars apply to 3.7. D ia E2FR we R SALE—WE OFFER aoe Se aT SALE-15 HEAD OF HORSES—JUST AR- rived from ee county, Neer viz: baad Ld ‘lish cob horses, 1. Naghenigerg dpe bro j one gra me bay bo! 16.$hendw bi hikh, ¢ ig ey luinutee Also Ube pair of matched tay "noryes, 18 bands hist MONS, a7-lw ‘ 12th stn, JOR SALE-THE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDI Bevin 10°20, 000 pages and 6,000 sMlustestions au ps, the: oe ce of 10,000 Volumes in # shelf full tock, stands ready ou tt shelves to answor brie | Feading oF ‘converestion. it isa necuasity.. "legivess. fiber education, ‘address for specimen pages and popular | oa prominent kc Tectusl suvecrivors is this ity “ad™ jALE—A FINE SOLID OAK FOLDING BED, Dat with platelane ager ar aa om SALE-FURNITURE OF A ; im an excel: sutdrons HBB Star of FIRST-CLASS jon, house tor rent, a7-3t" LJ reat ‘Owen. ” ported Acute es ag eae single or ‘double, aud he will su es ¥. eooneenes bet. and 10th tet eee a ee ny hew: Us ONE bang om Bergeina and ae OR SALE — GREAT ‘Square Pianos; from 961 5 and mente: large Mewust ter cam, eve as tug tay, makes. WILD & BkUS., 700 7thn — ww. Soe am —_————————— INCIDENTS OF GRIEF. Jeff Davis’ Sword in the Black Hawk War to be Buried With Him. Thousands viewed the remains of Jefferson Davis in the city hall in New Orleans yester- day. Countless and ceaseless was the throng that passed. Men, women and little children, tearful and sad, paid their tribute of respect to the man they loved. Detachments from the battalion of Washington Artillery and from the city police are still on duty and the most“ per- fect order is preserved. At 10 o'clock this morning the army of Tennessee sent a detach- ment of veterans to remain on duty the entire day. Many churches held memorial services, principally the Protestant Episcopal, Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian. Bishop Gallaher of the Protestant Episcopal church, = will be in charge of the funeral, he wil ially aided by Dr. Markham, Treabets Father Hubert, Catholic, and Doctors ewe! and Martin, Protestant Episcopal. They were all confederate chaplains, Dr. Bakewell was sergeant of acompany, and Bishop Gallaher himself carried a et. It is the bishop’s intention to have the services take place on the broad portico of the city hall. Lafayette square stretches out in front, and many people could sey witness the rites, Asurpliced choir will the anthem ‘Though I ‘alk Trough the ley of the Shadow of Death,” by Sir Arthur Bullisas At the tomb the same choir will chant ‘Rock of Ages.” The body will be taken to the cemetery, a distance of about three miles, on a caisson, and the vast procession will walk allthe way. The will be of im- mense proportions. Even the benevolent so- cieties are commencing to announce that they will turn out. THE FINAL RESTING PLACE will not be determined until a family meeting is held. Many are inclined to think that Brier- field, Mr. Davis’ plantation on the Mississippi | 78! river near Vicksburg, will be the place chosen, as Joseph Emery Davis, a brother of the ex- president of the confederacy, is buried there, and Mr. Davis’ own wishes are tbe drapery to have been to that effect. The somber draj of mourning is epeenee over the cit terday the, 8 ae ping, dipped ie 8 ite Sepp, Se Be " Ks ish steamshi -ma: It bas been announced that Miss Winnie Davis would abandon her European trip an: leave for home next week. Davis will THE DAVIS FUND I8 GROWING RAPIDLY. It is proposed to raise $100,000. Mr. Davis ; i it e A F z ru if ! E [ e F i Hi E Erie i CITY AND DISTRICT. trict association, No. 10, os the necessity of improvements upon the Anacostia road. ditch or drain at —_= say ther — a and Bennings nots ask that cH Baltimore and Potomac prio be compelled to put the Ana- such condition as to make it public travel, and also ask the removal telegraph poles from the Bennings road, they obstract travel, BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as follows: J. brick dwelling, 1411 New Jersey west, $1,750; — R. Freeman, one frame dwelling,one f rame stable, ge street extended, 9500; arpa Connor, Brookland, D. ©. brick dwelling, 3 $2,000. Thos. Sampson, one brick private ste- ble, rear of 1213 I street northwest; $200. FBRE SITE FOR A PUBLIC SCHOOL AT BROOKLAND Recently Tae Stan referred to an offer from vod owners of Brookland to donate to the Dis- certain lot as a site for a school house aie | provided the District erected a suitable build- ing thereon. A question arose in the minds of the Commissioners as to their power of accept- ing the offer without legislation. The matter was referred to Attorney Riddle for report, who says: “I think a municipal corporation has the power to buy or accept a donation of land for a school house site. I think the Com- missioners can accept a conveyance of the land proposed for the purpose named subject, as all District property is, , tothe will of Congress.” The Death | Record. During the three days ending at noon to-day deaths were reported at the health office as follows: Wm. A. J. Atlee, 25 years; Edgar T. Clarke, 6 years; Eliza A. Hackney, 71 years; Florence McEwan, 19 years; Sarah A. Miller, 66 years; Annie Creigher, 26 years; Adell Vieh- brock, 16 years: t Clancy, 95 years; Mangun, '4 years; Bryant, 26 ears; John Carter, 60 years; Benjamin 1 Du- ney, 10 years; Annie G. Johnson, 22 years; Verina E. Jackson, 6 years; Richard Crummy, re ears; Elizabeth Lioyd,61 years; Elizabeth icCauly, 71 years; F ‘is Howard, 1 Sry Laure @ Hoffman, lyear; Bertha rey month; Bessie Denekas, 20 years; van, 68 years; John King, 13 days; aaa Baker, 11 years; Ida L. Hebrew, 49 years; Sa- rah Ward, 54 years; Jno. Stello, 65 years; Wal- ter Jones, 10 months; Nathan Hurley,35 years: Matilda Hayes, 67 years; Mable Ward, 9 months Sarah Mickins, 52 years; Ethel V. Smith, 2 ears; Joseph W. Amdrick, 12 years; Eliza rry, 69 years; Clarence F. roughton, 2 months; Annie Johnson, 7 years; Fannie Mat- thews, Reece Minnie Waugh, 9 years. ee Juvenile Templars. Columbia Independent temple, the grand superintendent in charge, hada pleasant ses sion Saturday afternoon. Four new members were initixted and a brief entertainment en- joyed, opening with a piano solo by Helen Nye, V.T. An instructive address was given by 8. 8. Bond, chairman of the juvenile temple com- mittee. Mrs. Bishop's Undine temple initiated two new members and recitations were given by Maggie Dawson, Hallie Chappel, by the assistant superintendent, Lala Cole, an | Annie and Virgie Browning, piano and instru- mental solos by Emma an | Arthur rene Pig spectively, anda duet by Nellie Bishop and wins Annie £ Bond's saga f Independent tem- ple meeting was very largely attended and had most interesting exercises. Two new members were initiated, and in the lit and musical entertainment a chorus was sung by the tem) choir, vocal solos by af aes i Nel Painter, a vocal tri 8. Allie, O. Hodes and Alfred Falcone’. “here was a reci- tation by Nellie Bateman and a piano solo Minnie rte, rere: Says There Is No Such Thing as Luck. Postmaster General Wanamaker spoke to the children of the Sunday school of the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian church yesterday after- noon. The Sunday school is one of the largest an the moby and the attendance yesterday was of strangers who had been nad boon attracted By the the announcement that Mr, Wanamaker would speak. His talk was ® plain and practical one and was addressed di- Peslly tothe chilaren, Hie spoke of the com- mon belief that the finding of a four-leaf clover was asign of good luck and then went on to say that there was no such as luck, and that success in life was due largely to the efforts of each individual. Upon the conciu- sion of his remarks Mr. Wanamaker met with the teachers and others and spoke ina = gestive way of Sunday school methods. In connection he gave some account of how he carried on his Sunday school in Philadelphia, ——— The Georgetown University Lecture. Rev. Father D. J. Stafford. who delivers the second lecture in the Georgetown university course Wednesday evening, was born and reared in this city, where his relatives reside, and is now one of the ablest young clergymen of the west, being attached to the cathedral at Cleve- land and also occupying the chair of elocution in St. a 's theological seminary of that city. During re year he has been president of the National union of young men's Catholic so- cieties, and his speech at the meeting in Provi- deuce last summer added to his reputation ds anorator. Father Stafford is a ent student trated with selections trom the tansterpteces of with selec’ the great poet. Look Out for the Thieves. safe f for publi of the where the; moot igh but there are nany boys whogo the gd vey Be a what comes within their Bet ve increased and there Sapo, a pe teonnck the a ar- rests. Mrs, Catherine Cook of 456 one jana avenue com; plains that $50 and some FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Suspended Antmation—Death of Valen- tine S. Brunner—Local and Social Notes. Correspondence of Tax EvExrwe Stam. Farptnick, Mp., December & A novel instance of suspended animation oc curred the past wock at Knoxville. Samuel Garber, er.. aged about seventy years, was stricken with apoplexy several weeks ago and on Thursday last suffered a second attack. He was pronounced dead and word to that effect was sent to his relatives here, but on Friday morning Garber showed signs of returning life and finally revived, only to live, however, for & fewhours. The deceased leaves a widow and sit children. Many years ago he conducted the old stone tavern in this city and later was im charge of the hotel at Weverton. This entire community was surprised and grieved to learn of the sudden death at an early hour this morning from apoplexy of Valontine 8. Brunner, who has been the agent of the Adams express company in this city for more than twenty years. The lumber and other material has been re- ceived here for the erection of buildings for the Potomac bridge company, manufacturers of iron and steel highwa; The work of erection wil begin at once. W. E. Nusz, a well-known local base ball has received an applicatio: League base ball association for his services and will will probably accept. Ed. Beatin of the St. Louis team visited friends in Frederick last week. He formerly pitcbed in the Frederick association team. Mr. J. Vernon Silance has sold a dwelling house on East Church street to Mrs. H. Clay Delaplaine for $1,100. A very pretty wedding took place a few days at ‘the home of Josiah H. Green, near Wolfeville, The bride was Miss Clara M. Green and the groom.Mr. Jacob N. Dutrow,esq. of this county. Elder A. W. Pailhower of the German Baptist church officiated. Mr. Cyrus A. Font of Washington is visiting friends in this city.——Capt. Annie Cartright of the Washington Salvation Army =< is vie~ iting the corps in this city. Lewis Simmons and Otis Kepler of Frederick are Visiting in Washington.— Mr. Geo, P. Eustis of Washington has deserted his coun! Rear this city for the winter, Real I estate | Matters. George E. Emmons has bought for 50,000 of Frances Hauptman, lot 10 jee part 11, 50 by 100 feet on the southwest corner of lith and @ streets northwest. J. K. McLean has bought of W. McLean for @16,000, south cnswdee lot 21, and for = north half of ware 169, fronting 52 by; feet 11 padre on 17th street between F G streets northwest. ie Not so Lucky as Silcott. Wm. Tibler must have thought that last week was a good time to rob the United States Capi tol and skip to Canada. He isa colored boy about eighteen years old. He admits that he has been in the reform school, but claims that he was dicharged ‘‘on his honor.” Last Thurs- day he was seen in the Capitol about the com- mittee-room doors and one of the Capitol police- men ordered him to leave the building. He retuyned Saturday afternoon and was appar- ently trying to get into s room when he was taken in custody. He had in his posseusion ry bunch of keys that fitted the locks to fifteen committee rooms. This morning he was taken before Judge Miller, who required him to give real estate security or go down for ninety days. The “ee also charged with the keys. keys were stolen about a year ago and as Tibler claimed that he was in the reform or a tc dispose of y home . M. —— Referred to the Auditor of the Court. In the Court in General Term this morning, in the case of Berlitz agt. Straack, bill to re- strain the defendant from teaching German by the Berlitz method, &c., Justice Hagner deliv- ered the opinion of the court refusing recovery for breach of contract and affirming the Special Term in referring the case to the auditor for an account The bill was filed in 1887 by Mr, De — and Mr. D. W. Glassic appeared for respondent. —— MISS CALDWELL AND MURAT. The Wedding Broken Off by a Bagatelle of $60,000 a Year and $500,000 Dowa. Miss Gwendoline Caldwell was seen by o Paris correspondent Saturday, and in an informal conversation she spoke freely of her relations with Prince Murat and the cause of his action in regard to their engagement. “In the first plece,” she suid, “the prince has not broken off the engagement. The wedding is only indefinitely postponed, and that in con- sedtence of the counsel acting for usin the matter being unable to agree as to the amount of my income which the prince should have absolute control of. The story of my offering him $10,000 as an annuity is one of the most monstrous absurdities I have ever read. I knew bcc, Sd such an offer until I read it in the papers. e truth of the matter is I have never offered Prince Murat one sou, either con- ditionally or unconditionally. I simply referred him to my legal advisers when the question of my estate was broached, and I was much sur- prised, to say nothing of my feelings being awfully crushed—as would those of any young 1 in a similar situation—when the formed me in @ very curt manner that our wedding must be » until my attorne; saw fit to agree with his counsel regarding amount of my income he was to control. “Iconsulted my lawyers and learned that the demands of the prince were #0 unresson- able that they were forced by prudential con- to decline them. I asked them how much of oe income the prince wanted for our living purposes, and they said two- thirds, snd the that — not affor ngs “4 sum would be required. I told ibm was concerned I was perfectly wil should have his way, but that I was Bowe be governed in my financial affairs by those having them in charge. ote) ve to him that I reaily loved him and ed sig desired to have the ceremony take place I told my attorney that I was pertectiy that the prince should be —_— ioe ed in his demands; but they insis that such acquiescence would be imprudent, and besides complications would surely arise therefrom that would render our lives any- thing but happy. concluded they knew best their geet to stand. — is the prince simply bade me good-by, at the same, time whenever my attor~ deem it “vdeo accede to his dew poe he be would marriage contract, With — words be tt me, and I have not is mtatives were seen. They were tied te crue ny promt of recap : “Dhe prince has not au- thovined wo to aks any compromoe in hic do- i i ti i i F | E FE iH . EE i | f ! i ii i 5 i i : aey £ Z 4 i Ft fe! if i! il f H ti i f j e 3 : He il