Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1889, Page 3

—E . 4 Ld THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1889, FOR RENT—HOUSES. —FOR RENT—HOUBES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. 3 FOR —— - MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTION SALES. __ RENT_-FOR SEVEN OR EIGHT MONTHS, ery le House of 13 rooms, Apply alter 15 p.m. at 1925 N st nw. at (OK BERTIE THOS, EL NAGGAMAN, MEAL F mien hi ST. NW. ‘esi Hi st. B.0. O. th above Ket, 14r. $300 H ur. 21st st, Se: ‘5 | 1022 Conn. av. (rear)...25 BO. HOLTZMAN .10tn and F ste.nw._ YOR I OR RENT — TWO-STORY, BASES vn Hail = be bes Sr my = 1 ae tenting near I Btore o ‘ay 2Oeh ot; 5, 20] Stable rear Gil Hetn.w.10 than BoE Boe oon bow m of the on my "a Por full lst cal) st oftice for bulletin imeued oo i List Tetand 15a. [disi THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Fue N mie STH ST. ¥, ae ROOMS AND ‘bath; heated by furnace, also fire : co . —FULRNISHED—1100 1TH ST., 12 = SHEERS TIER ERAS ‘Sellar under house; neated by, Jatrobes R_RENT—DWELLING PORTION 1303 F 8T. Sueetste ermal to inepect ably 10 SrEiGENe Liegeia ANN, 1303 F st. = _____ —PURNISHED_-HANDSOME RESI- ence, i Manat Seok Beott earcies J 15 rooms; svn sain oops For permit and terms apply to 1405 F st. nio-im BROWNS GO. — 1321 F st. eo: F ut, office... BF \4 ee eRe i Bat. ne tents ocx & ugrow & WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave. nw FER MONTH-NEW BRICK Dwelling : pressed ; 7 rooms and bath ; mod. ‘One square from East Capitol st. Near herdics and two blocks from avenue cars. Apply to owner, a st nw. dis-3t <§ DUPONT CIRCLE; ENGLISH new; all improvements; suitable for SDupouteirele, dl “4TH ST. SE. 9-R00M Bi pa condition ; ali mod. imps 0 :conven— int to ee Library bldg. HB. BULEON, a for boarding house; having extra large dining rooin hotel range. If not rented by January 1 they will disconnected aud rented seperately; they are in Derfect order; rent moderate. CLAY STEWART & SON, 224 F st now. sean of the property on my full Uist eall at uihee for bultetn sudan Wereiand’ th. {dis}! THOS. E. WAGGAM. SSAC! ary 1, for business pa Tposes, large tworstiry Brick, Buding: woud location for BRICK ALLEY mess. (dl 1 AS. —— ale mal ren a S10 per “month: $4 OR RE ape eae FURNISHED—15 ai & | others rented at $9 per mo., for 10 roonis, bath aud -tore room, #100 per | SHIELDS, 1006 F stn. w. 9 if taken immediately. Inquire ou mouth “Tes 5 eS FE dt SALE—A BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE on 13th st. nw. ; S rooms, bath and plot 18.5x100 to alley ; wide parking; 1 at $5,500. it DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. now. Fok SAE GET EDGED INVESTMENTS —4 new Brick Houses on 2th at. n.w., renting for 46 per mouth; for all #5 2 6-room Bricks 884 shi rent for $13.5 0; sien o1 for $13.50; each 12 Brick Houses near the Baltimore and Ohio depot; renting for $10 per month; each $1,000. Snew 2-story and Basement Bricks on B nt se. near Sth; renting for $960 a year; for all $10,0 story and Basement Brick ou ean ave. _DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. _ TWO OF Property in the opposite the Arlin Fun otel: one lor isaxt 4 ys; improved by a well- ioutlg Winde, w Brick; rooms and rk stable, 18 whole will rent for ple Tenant, 1307 I 11 rooms, | Sha thot io worth me . echas been 're- iour-story brick dwelijuye; at the low rental of 8140'S = = month. “Apply to JOHN om AKMS, 510 F st. n.w. rea for ground 100 fect fon ‘ha house; price, 6st ae B Also a cick House in the samme square, 4 stories and KRENT—A_ PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING | cella: good AL nored io New York will rent to responsible party | $133.00 This muely Furnished Kesidene Aste, | an itvestment 22 rooms avd Lasement, with lnnye office: rent reason | eu y fERFORD, Es tn. vKX BrCLIsrY REOLD, How mnodern improvements: 1: ae se park: all sold 22.50 per, month, aud 30! Masaac! vod terms; ae an in Be2.50 ed uo der month, “Apply to OSCATe W per cent ne vestinent wil uw. did-see | dls-st (ERRON & RAMEY, Fork COMPLETELY | FURNISHED | JOH SALE—ONE OF TIlE FIN ‘Twelve-room House, all modern improvements, ou nthe District of Columbia, ‘wel to Both above Gat. DULANY & WHITIN Pott | entortaimmentacat of eamy tertn. The cheap~ property of its kind in the Dis spree Fox full par .Oh SALEM S jars apply by letter to A. H. LL ator ot on tiful Houses, e nt ae Fe tS roume cach ail mod. sia; willbe sold ata Ree ATTRACTIVE BRICK “yots E, great Uargain for cash or on eusy tenuis. Apply to with bay window, 6 room paths, all mod, im SWOKMSTEDT & BRALLE ou 11th at nw 927 F Or to C. GESSFORD, owner. 661 8. alee JOR SALE—FOK $3, A WELL-BUILT (NEW) -2 B-story and Lack building Meds House, 7 JOK RENT_HOUSE. 218T NEAR 5: ‘eis MO. | rooms. on yin st. tear East Capitol. \. 1 [AS. EARLY, 603 14th st." dl4- FOKD, 1422 N.Y. ave. al7-3t* POR RENT OR SALE-EASY TEMMS—1: VOR SALE-FoR -STORY AND TH k. 9 rooms, cellar, Basement Brick Hou all cmeute; ete t condition. | ments, on D st, near 3d _als-im 8. H. WALKEK, 498 wave, | N. ¥.ave. ates Fe eee ped ARRAN po Digs Hoste ore Ee fi ee ay at, ale rivet 925 F at. OK een HANDSOME RESIDENCE. OF OF Fite ine itor Yulee, located near the i Connecticus aver and Asuist, below Du cirele The property in one of the ‘Quest 1 "the city. and the house cortalus a parlor, ‘couserratory, muale Library, dinuye si aud butlers’ pantry on miain n floor: five with dressing rooms sttached, and bath room on sec- Sud oor: mix chambers:bath ioom, und cedar closet on third floor; servants’ chainbers and two store Foomts i sols basement contains billird root, ‘chen, laundry , drying room, wine cellar, serv: ining Hall, furbsice and store rooms, electric bells and wires for lighting gas cl ; most System of steam beating: porte cochere, and all mod: ern improvements: the hcuse is handsomely ted routs pice SOO 000" Ber periniie eitepet a kround: 1 ). Fur perusits to eon FIICH, FOX & BROWN, Foss SALE STHE Fapeown SaERDESCE “OF Mr. Justice Matthews ‘The property is ime of the finest aid best located th the city, being om the corner of Connecticut ave. and Nst., opposi British legation, and containing, with the, Tavis lot adjoining, about 8,200 square feet of eround. itn ball, dehee contains twetity rovius, havin elare sal Feceptiow toon, drawing Foot, music Foom ad dining room ob main eee ne Bes ‘Stable an Carriage House on Price 887, age auch less than the prevent ate. ‘of Logs Eigen? the improvements, Full (arcree apes furnished ‘on application. “Price, TOK. 5 BROWN, 1437 Pennaylvan FOE SAE4 THE Buc = GHAI Of Tere = ppkotite McVucr-ou square; forty rooms: Teased nium for. four het investusent: values ra tion; within one bivek a rliugton, Norzuandie Shorelan. MSE PARKERS 141s Fat, dl3-2w Fe SALE — LARGE DOUBLE SHIGE FAMILY Mansion, with fees Bowl and ie, near Ascen- wurch. “Address 1, Star Office, d9-1m. EF BR SALE-A 10-KOOM BRICK HOUSE, 17 FT. frout; all mod. imps.; on Ri MS Price 84,900, SWORMSIEDT's BRAD! 27 F at. cw. Fe LE—8 Ni HOLS 4 8 AVE. ANAOOBTIA, NEW Brick with Sia ; Krowing ‘neigh- barhood Small Stock abd’ Slatures for’ wale: wood water; modern tmprovementa: Food out- ui the reir. Call and see for yourself: Ke Ol SALEA GREAT BARGAIN, 10 NICE B BRICK Houses s¢., in rapidly erowiti neighborhood, $-BU renting for per month; alley facilities. These houses will be sold jess than cost, to a prompt tparehaacr. ‘This is » most desirable investment, it once. GEO. w ue KINS, 19th and H sts. nw. —| Fe SALE—ATA fe ope story Brick Residence, 608 E st. n,w., containing sixteen rooms and having @ width of 26 feet. ‘The lot is 18734 feet deep with a width of 26 feet in front and 15 teet in the rear, and haa a Brick Stable on the alley. The location ie fine one for either a residence, & school, boarding house or for offices. an alley 50’ feet wide in the rear and on the side for 87 feet of the depth of the lot renders it very available for an eee house. A cistern holding several thousand rallons of pure water upon the premises, Price FITCH, & BOW! 437 Pennsylvania ave, iw. ae SALE — DESIKABLE SUBURBAN eons erty, lmproved and [gece including and Commodious Dy tog we Poon amp) enroutan, sie ated within 8 minutes’ the business center of Washington city, and poe a a oe delightfully jocated and at low prices, terns to out: houses and lots inal parteof the city (oF = DENISON, we W. 0. 410-2m Real Fetate Agent be ‘OR SALE—TWO SIX-ROOM BAY-WINDOW Bricks: all mod. im convenient to cars; paying Rearly 9 per cent on investment, ‘Terme to sui is i ‘Au clegaut, New, Nine-room Bay-window Brick: all modern iinpa.; handsomely, fnished:- wade parking; large lot; on 13th st., near don y A Seven-room Bay: window Brick all mod, imps; lot 18.9x100; om 19th at, meur 8 u.W: only €3,000- W. I. HUPKIN: S'& 1420 F st 7OK SALE Fine d-story Brick ick Qvalling on Rhode Island ave. near lowe crc furnace room, wun het Hiteben, lauudsy' anid store room; fret Hooks pet. Jor, library, dining room, butler's pantry and kitchen second floor, 4 chambers and bat gras bers; open fireplaces: closets in every row. lot 320 to wide alley. ‘House thoroughly well built aud nial For full particulars apply to ree 45-20 1304 F et. n. ‘OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD IM- Pod beooaeat toiee Property—An excellent 3. ory and Basement Brick Dwelling on Rhode Island ave. near Scott circle; basement has two fue office rooms, hot und cold water, boiler room, kitchen und laundry. wide hall; frst foor, varlor, WGrary, butler's pany ahd dining room; second floor bas patiand private closet; third Hoor, 3 chamber Srepiaces in each room: lange closets and iatore Tools. House built for owner eee yy day's work. ‘or full particulars ap) J. T. DYER, _a5-2w 1304 Fit JOR SALE—TO INVESTO SIX-ROOM Biicks; modern improve concrete wtroet Square from cable cars and ashton fh schvol; Fented to wood tenants at $18 be ‘ered at figuresto pay 10 per erent net. BARNES & WEAVER, 220-1m* 629 F st. nw. ‘OR SALE—HOUSES AND, LOTS IN MOUNT i Fleagant, ERTFORD, a 1419 Gat MONEY TO LOAN. TO LOAN. $1,000," $1,500, ¢7,000, “$10,000 and Small Sun Suit at low rates, ee LVZMAN, Atty.» 1 21 Fat ww. diet ent, on D.C. rity, ee yer yee aig (The Arlington zis ies G Co. tfice.) Mint TQLOAN AT FIVE PER C M ‘ONEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTA on gent certificates Bi fii. and Losu Association’ ef | 3 Dakota, L.G. JOHN! $100,000, o83390% constantly un hand ty Toan on Keal katate ato aud u per ON, O41 F at. ai4-lm* - 50,000 S000" 81-080- 8500; ‘ut and uo delay, Patg-3m "Yu M. PARKER, 1418 Fat. Mos EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE; LARGE tung at & per centand small loans at G per cent, aig-im CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 proved Heal Betate Security. Lane ann mie 4 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Om 1307 F st. uw. T LOWEST rates of intercat ais on vther suproved security. ‘THOS G. HENSEY 411-3m é {OK RENT-SEVEKAL NEW HOUSES OF FIVE | JOR SALE—-N NEAR CORNER OF 12TH to eight rv c.: near colored di location, Desirable Three sesie sad hoole, which I can ofler to stall fainilies of Feepect- ck: twelve rooms; $1 Bove people. —-E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F B.H WauNe: dl4-10t {OR RENT—FURNISHED—2100 G ST. N.W. S ES ‘D AND 7 :. W. ‘Large Englich Base opin y Brick; renting at $11 per month; price etcntieme tethreip cal temas tes |S1,kee. eae i. WARNER & CO. n bewly painted throughout Beveral carpets go POR SALE—A NEW BRICK Hi N ave. between Ist and North Capitol s “iieee” 7.3. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. n.w. RENT—611 10TH N.E.; BRICK; SEVEN | Toomsand bath; new Bric le in rear, rooms: 814. PLANT & TURESS. +6t je Depoai = Ea Se SCE AS | atte 15th st. atu New Tort sre. OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A FINE U tory" aud Back Building, Bay Window id Bacon House; nine rovius; handsomely finished: cabinet oak mantels; open fire places; in the best improved k tion northeast; $5,650; or, with large side lot, $4,700 small cash payment and easy monthly paymei: 1025 8 not $5.60 301 E st. n. finished in 0; oF, with side lot, $3,250; 825 t once. $68 mouth! teri miss then. W. ke BUMPOKD. 149 FOr SALE Fon 310, ,000, OR WILL TAKE HOUS! in trade; fine Three-story 12-room Dwelling on at meas Fenider 2 Vie dent Morton. BUKFORD, 14: vc roms $7,000 to $10, Ouoe f E UiFORD. 1422 JOR SALE—THREE NEW HOUSES IN THE northwest, nine rooms, bay windows, press bric two latrubes, all mod. imps, 18 1B feet front: ood inve ment; each’ $5,000. An’ it vil ou New ington cir! feet m 100. Also Beaweiful ‘kew ‘it Park, six room ‘cay torus” CAKUSI, foccessors to JOHN Stasi Sones Fa” iB om RENT.405 PST. 3... NEW BRICK: NINE room; all new! pouth trout, large 3 yards; walk ccuarered. ttt ces house ; mie janent tenant reasonable. Ap- GEO. Ba! oR y 611 P st or 604 Sth at ow. K and. desis ne: small monthly pay sired. RIGHT | SSLOCKEET, JOR SALE—ON EASY TERMS—A BARGAIN oO: t. D.w., 6 rooms. bath, m.i., in ne con Ss pewly parered, sad rented to a god teuant area 2 BW. 200 18s SM State aoe 075 | Ueulars inquire of YHOS. G. HENSEY & O 2 7 st, nw, x ery ee ie FES : SALE—FOR A FEW DAYS—A BARGAIN 4 G st. nw. tol Hill, fronting on pew Umer d puilding ; 2100 te alley. Price Si iewstore.be40 ooipeens 3413 J. ave. a2, ioe. 40 Vase owt Jeeta apd 3 JOR SALE—A VERY N 13 ROOM BRICK 22s Dwelling, partly new and in splendid order, F bet 492 Yd and 3d sts. B.w., very cheap. 7 _alG-dt ae H. WARNER & Co. soo FoR SALE 8 Goo 400 for specul Tent to good oman ats Bth st. Btor each toalley. For all, $8, ‘ot. D i “al6-3t pi & CO, 916 Fat nw, <n at. JOR SALE-HANDSOME 10-R00M KICK Hoy r, dh 2 | PoE axmroy oc Latetnents 80 ¢ $s. front; 10 rooms and tath; just being completed: gat. wis tory and Basement Brick House; brown sth stone fret ‘storse on —— side Mass. ave, bet. 10th u ghd 12th, ste mes 10 resins ad bath Sud allan. 7000. BWORM: SALE-ON © ST. NE. BET IST AND = “ata, & Handsome Brown Stoue frout, junt com. ‘This House has 14 rooms; all lance and well mauiels; tiled vestibule; electric uly «square aid s half ; NEW 8-KOOM HOUHES, NOs. ave. #.¢; Pressed Bric Brown stone Sreé story | saloon parlors aud alt modern, conveniences. 1 for 95.500 and No. SY fer 8. Soot ahOMSTEDE & Bi K gale O AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER reomer, very desirable House on lows circle for siiboo. ‘SWOLMSTEDT & BADLEY, U27 Pau ae Biss boiz 50. EC see at ries Gis Fett RENT—NOS. 1718, a 17156 AND hatred: B20 cece STH Soi po ere LE—ON RENT—A MOST DESIRABLE ‘5th st, Feast me Sie EARL, O09 Tit ot, “daw tapante “as i SALE NORTHWEST CORNER PROPER & McLERAN, 1008 F st. nw. Hows circles with .w. WN. Cav, Gr 25 met seat, abe Tilce $12,500. ot Sao SAE TINE PE ne eS 2 s, Pee veras no \y becoming 60,3 Chaty Valuable for Wusthess yur A uatygonres Y3z°°°00)” ave. near Bay 40 and 10 | 2° of TYLER s RUTHIE . nea TY; treet and ws 10 LOAN-SUMS OF 8500 TO 3,000 AT 6 PER | ] Cent and larger sums at & per cent ou Hea real es- tate; no delay. ——— ALBERT F. FOX, 0 F st, RW, ae Wie de DEMpsny 1424 New York ave, princyal and interest payable in weekly or month iy 4y18-Gm Successors to John Shermar A) ONEY 10 LOAN IN LARGE aD SMALE SUMS Sand 6 ‘0 LOAN IN SUMS. TO. SUIT, FROM Mt #1-000u upward.on Approved Real Esta ite Security. ‘uit & GADSBY, 1008 F stew, rei 5 een ae TO $500 TO LOAN Low Interest ou Furuiture, Visnvs, Horses, Wagons, Household Goods or other persoual property ts; Lo removal of gouds from no publi Hox Ys, Starvttice. nodZ" MOSEx 10, LOAN IN SUMS OF 850070 610,000 at 6 and 6 per ce Wat. H. SAUNDERS & CO, 407 F st. ou approved real eatate security a cent euanges 1a uw. con Midth aud Fetertw. err I¥E AND 1ONTINE POLICIES E Lought at highest cash prices, Loans negotini bygn se at Feusonable teruis. “Apply to Mf. Ie ACHE Fat. aw. nol-3m* $500,000 ©. he NOK Do. PROPERTY oclS-3m Mya Suh FROM $500 UPWARI AT CHE LOWEST KATE OF INTE KEAL ketark IN rus DISTRICT, K. 0. HOLTZMAN, oc Corner 10th and F ue ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE A‘ Moxa Lowen Hates, ou) Heal Estate A few sums of 84,51 13-600 Bt S per cent von Sun HUTCHINS) ‘Stik ¥ & OU., 1405 Omey 0 oak Ok KEAL ESTATE IN SUMS ‘Of $5,000 to $100,000. AUSTIN ? BLOWN, ‘Heal Estate und 1419 ¥ st. u.w., _ 8028-3. Glover Building. EAL ESTATE Ayer b MENT. BATE NDS. 1X PEK PA igh: QUARTERE, TN SUMS $100. tO. SMALL. PEMIUM Ci 25,000—10 Loan OO ON REAL ESTATE, ‘500 _[se21)__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAR. ONEY TO LOAN ‘Un Approved Heal Estate Security, in Districtof Unt Diy 1b Alky sudne desired, at lowest Fates, of hae tere ‘caus. J FISHER & 00. M: 3 TO LOAN AT LOWEST ia’ S ON AP: yroved dtenl Etat rity. Large amounts « talty Also, ws Agente of the United ‘Security In: * » of Fuilad La gt tag Sepaid ou tievalisveut. plane with or withoue tein surance, Fayments ruu &, 10,16, or 20 years, ¥. H. SMITH & BON, 1222 Fat, Mo ONEY, TO. TO, LOAN, IN SUMB OF OF, $500, $1,000 roved Heal Estat , and U percent, JUWR SHAMAN & OU" Gyisém ODEY Ly. Meee att pee, want raeeon gppreretront | £5 osu MnsyiVanie aveuuo, — j ONEY, “TO LOAN ae EAL ESTATE OK here sae SREG NR Ghatabeeritiorst no wi ‘good. “G. C. GREEN, 30% 7th st. nw, Moe To tne oe REAL ESTATE AT LOW- WASH'’N DANENH( Leet ape Successor toDANENHOWEI & BOM LE 5 Fet. ———————————————— F ANCY Goons. PRAYERS AND HYMNALS BOOKLETS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. CHAPMAN & TAYLOR, 412-108 915 PERNA. AVE, 41 WwW «OST Tecan are FURNITURE RE Apple kc, wart AT TEN WALNUT MAK: rca ous Aabeay’ ars aw REeSLES GHICEERT and PIANO; BLE-TOP_C miu mh sarpriseyou, PI R SALE — AN weer ce er NIZED PAKLOR ris wr Foe EES GENIE of bat Faslor end Chamber Vasea, |ALE—CHEAP—GOOD DOUBLE NG Fosse Dior; one ined Screen ; two large Gal pf eatid Frame, 911 Yth st nw. Fe A — ae Sieg eaten w. Kuabe & Co. Square on oa bese; low § ‘ecu EMAN RELINQ aber fPuruiture, Traut, office, 1s} pA Cr: COON ERED CHERE ry CONDIGION. GELB SIDEROAEDY! GaN ey D, WARDROBE, AERSION TABLES, OF TEENA COTTA Rte ce port om 3 wre gsc! BE valvanised | Iron ot, MPeStay, BODY. Bit SSEL Beane 0 "ER CARPETS; ALSO UNE HUNDIND :| Wweess ‘& CO, Auctioneers, ‘Ol SALE—WRAPEING PAPER AT REASON: Lor E T GRADES, YET SOENELLD, Liable rates. Apply to EAP. GET A GOUD CARPET 'CLIFFE, DARE & CO... ss ‘920 Peunsylvania ave. nw. TERS SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF BAR AQ, 108 TWENTIETH STREET By seta folto 23 er ce aes NE SOND-HAND RIVE GLASS dau, $0, Aret-class condition. recorded in Liber 14: he land réconis of the District sell, oh the said premises, at auc ECE: ABER TWENTY, 1889, at P.M, the contents of said bar DI Yast BUUK OrcLocK oR SALE. 8-INCH STAR Se OxCU IN GOOD Fciuaition: cost 8a, willbe sold for 84 Sg Address STAR BICYCLE tar office. al7-: j;OR SALE—NICE BUSINESS OUTFIT—LIGHT ie, used two months ; Back ice bors nd Glass Ware, THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trustee, #34 and’ D sts. uw. BOARDING. N, NI ¥ FURNISHED Front Huoui ‘om wecoud Floors ructwand fret-clase board at moderate tates. d17- OARDING—1120 9TH ST. N isle ours, with all coiventcuces: bole co jorts and first-class Board On Hawn NENPOR polutments unsurpassed. Conducted ‘by appolutments unsur oud {OBINSUN, from: Newport, = HE QERSTEL N.W.; I fents, $1 and 81.50 per aay with board Per ook, $6 to $8; headquarters tor Sightseers; dai Arlingtob und points of interest; weit oct ut HE ALPINE, 317 AND 3} je prices; Convenient tosizost oare: NOTARIES PUBLIC SIONER OF DEEDS | FOR EVERY S' ATE Perritory, Notary aud U Be ew. iavoftice trom va Jonson, Gasxez & Co galt Deker, contectioner oF ener STABLES 1004 T9th at, (OR SALE—VERY FINE FALLING- oe eS cost last June $3350; not soiled. Al ‘Also ustom-made Day t Na iu; will sell gwner! thas Ro hore. ‘PRIVATE STABLE, 1 Pas SALE BATGATA ‘FINE COUPE ROCKA- . W.—NICELY FU! 1401 secs ation, rooms and HOLIDAY BARGAINS. i tone ty Pianos, slightly used; « Jn perfect order musically; sold on payments ¥. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa, ave JJOR SALE—CHEAP_s' 2 Cigar Store and Ci cf ia rwaker. Call at 334 Pounsylvanis ave, LW. ‘Of SALE—WOODWARD & LOTHROP ARESELL- Bost Quality Luster Finished Guin Horse Covers vod, for $4 ad without Hood for $3. Rubber each, lati to ‘tock of Horse Blankets Car- “Cimmer 1 Saber of leading Wobave the is e Robes, TOR SALE-ONLY 8300 FOR Latest Style Cou; ut little; One New vather-top Landsn, 3G sets Fine Long Tongue it made, #7; Coupe Single Burwy Harness, tui] rubber, Horse } ankets cons NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. coats aud Huck Towels at 250. , 406 Penn, eve.n.w. a OR SALETAT A GREAT BARGAIN—A. W. & & Son, "Premier Grade,” Hanumericos, per 40-inch Henrietia Cloth, ae. Double e barrel Breech Loading Shot Gun Beautiful Plaids, 40-inch wide, only 25c. th handle: a ‘he Holidays, “ads, New Rugs and Mate, Lace Curtains. Crochet ard Marseiiles Bed Sp: Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs; Blaukets and Coutorts from 1 up: JOHNSON, GARD , 636 Pa, ave. n.w., near 7th st. ivania ave. ‘The gun ahi, and only parted with for want of use. use, 14-lw Fos. SALE—STEIN WAY ( PIANOS, ue A. B. CHASE PIANOS E, GABLER & BRO. PIANOS MARSHALL & WENDELL PIANOS SECOND-HAND PIANOS _ CHEAP ORGANS —_ MUSIC BOXES, ALL PRICES, TUNING, REPAIRING AND MOVING At DROOP'S. PIANOS FOR RENT LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS Toruaws Hoar Goova The finest and most varied assortment I have ever exhibited are now ready for inspection in FINE FANCY LEATHER GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, IN CARD AND LETTER CASES of Gorham and other best makers,both{plain and sterling silver mounted. CHATELAINE BAGS, MANICURE SETS. CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES. STERLING SILVER MATCH SAFES. GLISH FITTED TRAVELING BAGS|(my importation), with sterling silver aud solid Up LEATHER 103 LONDON DRES eS CASS, and many other too numerous to mention, st JAMES S. TOPHAM’S, 1231 Pennsylvania ave. Trunks and Traveling Bags in great variety. paired. POCKET BOOKS, SALE A SECOND-HAND? GHIORERING Koomsl (355 Pe Piano. Apply at Bradbi Se SALE—AT O3 ae EUID OF OF er COST, ‘Horse, pair fine Black Hoi Viet Mlath, Coupe. Call at GHEEN'S stabler'G st; tet. id 7th dl3-eost SECOND-HAND BTEINWAY PIANO ist Eine Toned “Cabinet Grand” Piano, Music, No extra charge ey ue’ on ‘Chot for one caste hue in each ten pisces bought. "HOMSON & £9., Set bth wt aeer Manu ody SECOND-HAND | FIVE- NEW ORLEANS CUSTOM HOUSE CIGARS. All Long, Clear Imported Tobacco, for Scents. Are Creole aud Cuban Hand-made, Absolutely pure and free from all acids, extracts, paints or flavoring and are not dipped. Is a beautifn und perfect Cigar—not « cheap Cigarro or Cheroct. Equal to any 10-cent Cigar in the United States that is sold regular, This Cigar bears the highest testi- monials of any goods known in the trade, Indorsed by one hundred and seventy of the very larcest whole- sule Grins of the south, north, east and west, the best udvertised Cigar in the Union. Vertised in nearly every first-class paper in the Union also in many other ways, I: lutely only one Wholesale Write for prices and contract, JAMES L. BARBOUR & SON, Wholesale Agents, it very reasonable NS, 14th and Dsts, ASSENGER, AND FREIGHT te cori one Too paisengers JOS ma ta) Foot of F st. n.w. por orrasre eS a BARGAINS Que Very Fine Parlor U rigt Beautiful Waluut Upri One Mayuificent Parlor Oue Fing Square Grand, worth &: Either ofthe above can be bought on monthly pay- ments of $10, or good discount for cash. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania ave, {OR SALE—-15 HEAD OF HOKSES—J Greenbrier county, Va., viz: One English cob horses, Pe alert Is high, seal nase neces, On 3 standard brand. Abso- rency given in each city, Houway Gus. All goods to be sent from the city properly packed in suitable wooden boxes by an experienced packer and delivered to express company free of charge, Our assortment of BIRIC-A-B! AND OF OUR OWN IMPOKTATION. RICH CUT GLASS in sgreat variety of new rich cuttings, large and small pieces from ¥2 to $36 each. DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS, FISH SETS, GAME SETS, &c. Fine Decorated Plates from $3 to $90 per dozan, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 1205 PENN. AVE yaar, can ot a tulle Ta cae pair’ of mashed, be 18 IMMENSE rok, pe win CHIN} i SE aac ibs, aud Wire Flower Stands. MI uw, Olt SALE-YOUNG PARROTS, MOCKING Bhruit'e Dow Food aud stediciien send tor sites, oe pratt's ood wht icinves. send for llus, Togucand Price List SCHMID'S bird Store, S17 isn, OR SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIRTY Days in Engiish Sufety Bicycles; tiwroughly good 1 frame muchines with bulls allo bo price of cast-iron America tn mf. CRAWFOKD, 1116 E st, n, on aiouiier a. HAV a couplete Stock of New Winter Carriage of the also among them several special fd jobs by good builders, whic T Would call’ tho public's attention to, cogeting of 3 Browster Coupelette in ice order, pole an Coupe Hockaways, 1 nice U- 1 Broughau, let Remarkable Intelligence of a Horse. From the New York Sun. One of the characters in the play of “Shenan- doah” is a horse, whose duty i in at a window in the firstact and to dash across the stage later on with Sheridan on his back. On one night while Mr. Howard was looking on behind the wings he saw the horse toss up his head, erect his ears and dis) sign of equine excitement. the matter with the beast?” “He has just gotten his cue,” said Mr. Froh- man; “afier the first few nights he recognized acertain line that has just been spoken on the stage us a signal to be ready for ance, and now when he hears those words, uietly spoken in the cout logue, he gets ready in this This led toa further conversation about the horse, in which Mr. Howard expressed his admiration of that particular animal, though Mr. Frohman said that any horse would do equally well, so intelligent is that animal asa yery dat at dew is to put his head ‘and one vicguut Extension Broughara, seats soe and Carries, Wagons, C c., to choose from at prices that def Carriawes, lay every other Lier eer at 671 G st nw. Vhat on earth is Mr, Howard asked. ror SALE—ONE STYLISH SIX- TEAR O) vedy'; que Extra Fine gig tice Pony, ki und 5 OK SALE OR KEN nrenr OF USS O at nw. tale Tatas aid ges, Apply to BEALL, BROWN & room for 3 car- though they aro of an ordinary di TOR SALE—BEFORE INVESTING IN IF ex BUILT PALACE OFM aud sos the beautiful new’ a yc treaaman Walnut, vood. > Veunsylvanin ave., ie ca in cases of as manor pe #10." Oia fiero nee ae Smaner trae at A Cardinal’s Prescription. From the Newcastle-ou-‘Tyne Irish Tribune, A story which originated with a Hungarian paper is going the rounds of the press of Europe. The story is about Cardinai Hay- nald, archbishop of Kolocsa, one of the most distinguished of the Hungarian episcopate. When bishop of Tiansylvania he was en- gaged ina journey through his dioccae for holding confirmations in com; secretary and successor, Mgr. day when about to leave a place called Torda the secretary perceived to his dismay that the episcopal exchequer had run dry, for Mgr. Haynald was and still is in the habit of keeping very little money to himself and giv- ing almost everything away. r had to be paid; chemist in the place, so scription thus: B, Notam austriacam. THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE. quires no no boiler avoids all expensive, attendan no luas of Hues ot fuel, and price list, b. ‘aia rie TED. Hueca. uw. Rainy Ty: OR SALE_CARBIAGI WAGONS ies of all kinds op coer 200 M street, Georgetown. JOR SALE—ONE NEW UPRIGHT, jouble veneered Crap i net pol sry ae i winging oS with = scale, three marines faucus binges, uickie-p tandard Piano of the word However, the then what was to be ned to know the wrote out @ pre- ROR SALE—A WELL RED VIRGINIA Hs Ty xentle, a on are rer REAL Et iin the District of Colgubia ‘at ae Entetet, tn amas to oak au elt N Ducenta. eke be mgs, an and N.B.—For one day's o Somresgeaes only. bry i ot wi __ BUSINESS CHANCES, ENT—IN NORTH WEST, ONE OF THE Stands in the city hess; cheap rent, VOR SALE-HALE INgeRest IN 4 GOOD | oie: Manufacturing Bus.i rising tua With The prescription was taken over to re Fale at night by the boots of the emist’s assistant, ene ha scurry pasta erigernpccinweg oa copm@a, took per master, “ al once saw that tha prelate wanted 200 florins in bank notes, So he put the notes into a powder aout yan made-up pre- was wanted the chemist’ 8 sho hotel. The c! box, scaled it up an: scription over to Mgr. Ha} the patient was welcome to it. rhe next Kes the turned tohim. Many sit the cardinal. amount was ret A New Idea for Shoe Soles. From the Pall Mall Gazette. A Nuremburg firm is bringing out a new kind ofsole for boots and shoes, for which it THE G STREET MYSTERY. Death of the Second Victim—Medilla the Watchman. PHE DOCTORS UNABLE TO ASCERTAIN WHAT CAUSED RITHER DEATH—THE AUTOPSY IN TH ® CASE AS IX THE OTHER THROWS No LIGHT (x TRE SUBJECT. ‘The mysterious finding of Cornelius Madella or Medilla, the old colored watchman, and the dead body of an unknown colored man in house No. 1205 G street northwest last Friday afternoon, still remains a mystery. The dead body of the unknown man was buried in pot- ter’s field, as heretofore published in Tue Stan. Yesterday morning at 5 o'clock the old man, Medilla, expired at Freedman’s hospital. The physicians at the hospital were completely puz- zled by the case and were taken by surprise when he died. Exhaustion was the only cause they could assign for his death, but what caused the exhaustion they were unable to discover. After the old manhad been in the hospital awhile he took stimulants and nourishment, and as many worse cases than his had been cured the physicians were contident of his recovery. He was perfectly conscious of his surroundings and talked sensibly to the attendants. ‘NO ONE LEFT TO TELL T! sToRY. The death of Medilla deepens the mystery, as there is no one left to tell the story of what oc- curred in that lonely house to cause two deaths. It was thought that if the old man had fully re- covered he would have made a statement that would e: the mystery. The autopsy made by Dr. Schaeffer of the body of the unknown man really revealed one The body was badly decomposed, rendéring a satisfactory ex- amination impossible. Dr. Schaeffer preserved the head of the man and thinks he may some day be identified by his teeth. CURIOUS BETICENCE OF THE OLD MAN, When the improvement in the old man's condition was so marked Dr, Patterson visited him with a view to getting, if possible, some information that might assist in clearing away the vijpen’ He conversed freely with the doctor and answered all the questions asked him, except when reference was made to the condition in which be was found or something was said about the dead man. Then his lips were sealed as closely as in death and to all appearances he would lapse into a state of semi-consciousness. Then when questioned on another eubject he would brighten up and give intelligent answers, THE SECOND AUTOPSY. After the death of Medilla yesterday Dr. Pat- terson viewed the body and Dr, Schaeffer made the autopsy. As in the other case the autopsy Was an unsatisfactory one and really failed to show the cause of death. There were bruises on the left side of the face and body, which were no doubt made by his remaining in one position so long a time. Dr. Schaeffer was un- able to discover auy traces of fever or other disease or any marks of violence. ‘The expres- sion of the old man’s eyes after death was a peculiar one and there was a cadaverous look of the face even after he had been dead ouly a few hours, In the absence of any positive or even cir- cumstantial evidence the authorities are con- tenting themselves with theories, In the first place, Dr. Schaeffer does not think that either iluminat gas or gases from a fire could have killed them, The windows were open and the gas was cut off at the meter. The man whose dead body was found was not more than twenty-five years old. He was certainly notan intruder there, for he was occupying the pallet, while the old watchman was on the floor. One theory advanced is that the young man was admitted to the house by the watchman; that he was sick at the time and soon died. This, it is thought, may have frightened the old man and he fell to the floor unconscious and unable to help himself, Dr. Schaeffer thinks that after the death of the young mau, from whatever cause, the in- halatiot of the odor by the old man was enough to place him in the condition in which he was found, or perhaps after the death of the young man Medilla thought he would be censured for allowing him in the house and might have wor- ried himself sick. ‘MRS. WOODBURY'S IDEA. Mrs, Woodbury, the owner of the house, has an idea that the young man did not die in the house, but that his dead body was taken there by practical jokers who saw the seriousness of their joke and abandoned their ghastly subject. There was nothing found in the room to indi- cate that there had been poison taken. There was noteven a whisky bottle found on the premises, DETECTIVES MIGHT TRY THEIR HANDS. Dr. Schaeffer says he has uo idea of foul play in connection with the case, but it isa very mysterious one and a good one for some detec- tive tosolve, Itrecalisthe case of Riley and his wite, who were found dead some — ago. Riley was acoachman for Ben Holliday, who then lived on K street near the corner of 13th street, Riley's wife visited him one Sunday afternoon and remained with him over night The next morning no fires were mad in the house and search was made for Riley. When his room over the stable was visited both he and his wife were found dead. He was lying across the bed and his wife was in a sitting position on the door. ‘The premises were searched, but without result. There were no wounds on the bodies nor was there austhing to indicate a struggle. Nota bottle or Pape that had contained poison was found, autopsy revealed nothing, but a pete analysis of the contents of the stomach showed evidences of arsenical poison. MEDILLA’S BODY TAKEN TO ALEXANDRIA. Undertaker Wheatley of Alexandria came here today and took charge of Medilla’s body and removed it to Alexan- dria, The dead man lived in Alexandria most of his life, and has only resided here a short time. It is said that he owned some property here and in Alexandria. His friends in that city are of the opinion that he was the victim of foul play, a A Military Oyster Roast. The President's troop, known officially as troop A of the District national guard, pro- poses to have a great time while celebrating its first anniversary. The troop will assemble at its armory in the Washington Light Intantry building at 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon aud will immediately proceed by way of 14th street to the Casino club, back of Mount Pleasant. At the club house there will be an oyster roast. Gen. Ordway and a number of other guests will assist the troop in destroying the viands and secompaniments, i Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. H. Ralston toIda R. Morris, sub 82, sq. 95; @—. A. Miller to A. Burgdorf, lots 150 and 152, sq. 4; $300. H. 5S. Merrill to R. T. Wainwright, subs land 2, sq. 997; $2,881.75, RT. chris to C. W. Simpson, same property; Waldron to H. B. Moulton, sub 42, sq. 858; Ss H. B, Moulton to Evis Waldron, same pro 0 Property; $—. A. Burgdorf to Annie P. C! Bone Ke Land 0, aq. 1il0,'s Se Wimer ‘to Pauline a ae Eckington; $2,000, The MacArthur Lectures. Judge Arthur MacArthur delivered the first lecture of a series of five on commercial law to the students, graduates and friends of Spen- cerian business college in the business practice hall at 8 o'clock last evening toa large audience, The lecture was an exposition of the law of mercantile contracts, the law of tenga goal and sone ms of debtor and creditor, of parent ohild of husband and wife, of ships, of iring and service, — lectures will continue on enings during January, G.A.R. Christmas Dinner. A committee, of which J. R. Brown is chair- | WEBB, WHEATLEY AND RAYMOND Chief Justice Bingham Sustains the Indictment Against Them. Chief Justice Bingham to-day rendered bie decision overruling the motion to quash the im dictment found against District Commissioners Webb, Wheatley and Raymond about @ year since. thus sustaining the indictment. The Commissioners were indicted for misconduct mm office in permitting the Baltimore and Po- tomac railroad company to maintsin certain tracks and switches unlawfully, they not hat ing been authorized by the charter or any sub- sequent act of Congress, The Com ‘ence filed a motion to quash, which was their part. by Messta. Riddle and Davie and re- sisted by Mr Coyle. The chief justice decides the points raised seriatim, and bg? expres ing some doubts he pronounces the indictment The case now stands for ploa, THE POLICEMAN LIABLE, TOO, A Saloon Keeper Charged With Selling Drinks to Svuldiers. James Gallagher, « saloon keeper on the 7th- street road, was charged in the Police Court this morning with selling intoxicating drinks to an inmate of the Soldiers’ Home by the name of James Smith. The latter testified that he went into the defendant's store last Thanke- giving day to purchase a piece of tobacco, and while there two men came m and invited him to have « giass of beer, which he drank. Wm. Elwood, another inmate of the Home, corrobo= rated the testimony of the first witness, but in reply to Judge Miller's question refused to ac- knowledge that he was an “old soldier,” pre- ferring to be known as a “discharged soldier.” Mr. Smith, the attorney, contended that in- asmuch as these inmates of the Home did no regular duty they did pot come under the meaning of the act of Congress. Judge Miller read the act of 1870 governing the case. He said that there were no soldiers stationed at the Home at the time of the pas- sage of the actand that the act clearly em- braced any man who was in the Home by virtue of his past services, Policeman Garcy testified that he invited the soldiers to drink, and went there in citizen's clothes to make a case, He said bis partner, another policeman, paid for the drinks. Judge Miller told the policeman that he was liable himself under the act, for the law dis- tinctly said that any person who furnished outs to inmates of the home was liable tos Mr. Smith made the point that a like case was decided by Judge Snell in favor of the de- fendant, The case went over until Friday week, ——— THE CHRISTMAS CLUB. Committees Appointed Today to Take Charge of the Dinner. The ladies of the Children's Christmas club held a largely attended meeting this morning in the parlors of the Ebbitt house and made final arrangements for the dinner which is to be given at the National Rifles’ armory Decem- ber 28, at 2 o'clock. The foliowing were added to the various committees: Miss Mildred Pul- ler, Miss Woods, Miss McCeney, Mrs, Wild, Miss McCarthy and Mass Nettie Bradley. The following were appointed to take charge of the tables at the dinner: Mra. J. M. Browne, Mrs. Wild, Miss Mildred Fuller, Mra. Totten, Miss Anna Wilson, Miss Woods, Mrs, Jeremiah M. Wilson, Miss MeCeney, Miss Woodhull, Mrs. Macfardiand, Miss Mucfariand, Miss MeCal- mont, Mrs, Allen, Miss Helena McCarthy, Miss K. E. Thomas, Mrs, Perry, Miss Heintzelmann and Miss Noyes. Further contributions have been received as as follows: Mrs. Sumner C. Paine, @5; Mrs, Wild, $5; Mrs. J. M. Browne, $3; Mrs. ‘Murray and Mrs, Salter, €5; Mrs. Parke, @6; Mra. Geo, H. Thomas, $5; Mra. A. W. Greely and sg $3.50; Miss McCeney, 2; ©. 8. pores. 5; Mra. Noyes, €5; Miss Noyes, @5; Mr. Durant, €5; Mr, McElhone, $5; Mra Kauffmann, $2; Mr. Staples, #2; Mr. J. E, Fitch, $5; “HH,” 85; “Mise Coleman, 10; Mrs. Freeman, #10: the Edwards family, €7; Mrs, Delafield, #2; Edward Beale McLeane, $20; Mrs, Mahon, €5; Mrs. Van Ren- sellaer Berry, $5; Mr. Wm, Jackson, €5; Mra. A. E. Perry, #5; Frankle & Co. have donated a quantity of toys for the tree. Contributions should be sent to Miss Strong, a northwest, or to Miss Heintzelmanm at the Clarendon, —_—— JEFF, DAVIS’ WILL, All His Belongings Left to His Wife and Daughters. Jefferson Davis’ will w was placed on record Yesterday at Mississippi City, near Beauvoir, It is dated February 20, 1886. Mrs. Dorsey, mentioned in the will, is the lady who left Beauvoir and other property to Mr. Davia The will is as follows: “I, Jefferson Davis, of the county of Harrison and state of Mississippi, being of sound and lisposing mind, but of such advanced age as to suggest 4 near approach of death, do make this my last will and testament, written with my own hand and signed in the presence of three competent witnesses. “I give to my wife, Varina Davis, all of my personal belongings, including library, farni- ture, correspondence and the Brierfield planta- tion (proper), with all its appurtenances, be: and situated in the county of Warren, state Mixsissippi, and being the same on which we lived and toiled together for many years from the time of our marriage. “I give to Mary Routh Ellis of Philadelphia, Pa., all of my right, title and interest in and to the Elliston plantation, being and situated im the parish of Tensas, state of Louisiana, the sume being the place on which her father re- sided. “I give to Mary Ridgley Dorsey, eldest daughter of Willian H. G. Dorsey of Howard county, state of Maryland, all of my right, title and interest in and to the Limerick plantation, being and situated in the parish of Tensas, Louisiana, the imterest in and to so much of said plautation as was the property of the late Mra. Sarah A. Dorsey. “I give to my — ss Varina Anne Davis all the other property, real, personal and mixed, which was inherited by me co aon dae Surah A. Dorsey, deceased, and of which I may j die seized and possessed.” To my wite, Varina Davis, and to my daughters Margaret Davis Hayes and Varina Anne Davis, as residuary legatees, I give all the property, real, personal aud mixed, which I may die seized and sessed, and which bas not been disposed of by the eceding article. appoint my tried and true friend, Jacob U. Payne of New Orleans, and my son-in-law, G. Addison Hayes, jr., of Memphis, Tenn., ex- ecutors of this, my last will and testament, They to serve without bond, &, In whereof, this will, written by my own cogent is signed on the day and date below written, and in the presence of Frank Kennedy, BR. W. Foster and A. tame Jerrenson Davis.” All Three Seriously Wounded. Joseph Kaffer, Charles Rose and Charles Hart late Monday night went into Wilham Zorn's saloon in Canton, Baltimore county moved to Suellenieee & Oo., dealers in retail dry assigned. Oe = Leopold Strauss, trustees, In @ quarrel over the ownership of some and pi haem ‘conference of charities and cor- reatious will be bald at Baltimore on May 14 st,