Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1890, Page 3

= __FOR RENT—HOUSES. __| JOR RENT—HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, FULLY FB ftcombed, within teu minutes of Wai davett per mcnth in suvauce. Address ABCD, Dupont circle, K KENTA NEW HOUSE, 8 ROOMS AND F Dear ar at 58, Kelle the siewant res RACE, EAST without large stable), adjacent iol ot, cwith or withogt large stibley, svi CAP. to 200 srs ‘and Representatives Whiting of Mic! 3034-28-_ | Gece of Peoayivania; fy “and artiaticall iL SE: Sec°cpet eaten: ee ceonitary shemale . LS ies yi Hi ae balding, 1410 Pat Jald- compl constant supviy of water to ail parts house, House open Apply Six-room Bricas im ( th, Rand Lue. ; wate: del4-3t* WIGHT Or. a. Hi st, 1 30'Ps sv ,J0r-m! 60.: a House, ii ments, handsome, Faced parking: #25. Jal d-3t™ ai : BQOR RENT_FURNISHE Megan it and Comp rally located, sout ‘Very desirable tenant for cue ences required. JAMES eline; large front 18.50 per mo. Dwelling on 7th st.n don corner; only 2 3 AS, {OK RENT—BY THOS. F ESTATE BROK above isonly a hooks, “For full int cal vate the Istand 15th. [al4j ‘FRok MENT—a14 A ST. ~ in good condition. By CHAS. &. SHREVE, 100 y SHED Apply on premises. Tuo, 10d. 1m p- QOK RENT—A FU rent jo Jal sz" Fei: Te artol a House inodern improvements; reut cheap. Address J3.G., Bur office, Jal s-cit? {OK RENT BY RO. HOLTZMAN, REAL ks- Fit Si invamuce peker tour ane® cuca HOUS qi FURNISHED HOUSES. ‘Mass. ave and Thomas circle, 1 o m7 Sth ur be ra. tei08 Ver.av. nr. OFFICES. wantels, electric bells, &c. 841 F, 24 floor, 5 frovtrs. D Kellen a : Tented br eteams.- 80 Fiesant’ roemis tn “Ban Ene Deveney see 639 F, 3d floor, 3rs. SO Euilding,"hreproof,ele- £37 F'et..from’.. 10 to 20 70 La sve., trom 10 to 1 J016 Conn. ave. s 1020 Conn. av. (rear).829 | B13 ool {OK RENT—FURNISHE: Elewant Double house ing room; handgomely furnished st (near ‘the Capitol). Unfurnished for $100. _ dal ot Jok KENT—BRIC I : Fram ae host. we, Meven Tovis, 817 he out; w 22 F st. Qk KENT — 512 G ST, NEAR PENSION BU Tea, Two-story aud Ce ¥ kind business: ormeriy quireot A. EBEKLY'S SUNS, +15 7th st. iw. Jal:bate eK 1510 ENT ‘wth st, now., $30 RENT—PRESS seven-room atid bath; Wash %. wear ISth, tir. wr Pe ‘Sth a'r L st, Lae. FE RENT—IHKLE NEW NE<TLY-FINISHED fend sewer: @1 1.30) & STUCKETT, 819 ere hisiied an 2. DJ KAUF Hous rh exposure 5 1 NEW DWELLIN itptanalice chew in the south: Also a new Store —1225 CONNECTICUT AVE. UN table rear ortion of the property on my THOs. E. WAGGAMA. yk RENT—UNFURNISHED— t ¥ircH, FOX & BROWN, “DESIRABLE. P. “RO, HOLTZMAN, l0tnand Fstamw, ine T OW SALE—10 ‘G-room Brick ; 4.0.1 ; freseved and papered th; floors oiled: house butt one year. i sell cheap on terms to suit. aud latrobe; newiy papered ectowm, Key uext door, houses cau Le esamined by permit from THOMAS 3. Eh ith and F 1. st nw, between 6 Kr 7 1%, Atlantic Buiiding. jal. “3.8 FouDAR, Ge eral 208 1, ST. SEQ. Ith st. a. ‘water, 10. NDOW PRESS - BIC im natural ra aud bath; i. improve- yapered; BU-ft. ter- AN, 1110 at nw. FoeeR auts, 604, Bs or dail 06 Mz Dp 60 CHAKLES E, 1 cools, water i, 4 rooms, water, $3; 11) JOHN F. DONOHO! and i the best mauuer. Reut $1zo % For permit see MCLACHLEN & ATCHELDER, 1 16 SIX ROOMS, WAT. a 3 Fast Capitol st. _ GSTs. Ne aining fourteen large rooms, with two bath ¢ closets aud all modern improvements; papared throughout ef INoUth in adveuce. ave. ue. keys at G10 BANES, 700 14th st. or -- is SO, RENT— . BATES & CO. ‘ Rei Columbia ter.. 4.10] J4th #*. se. 41 e yard very Ww. ; Food business location; CAYWOOD, 933 9th st_ 4 20 Sth westabielO CA¥WOOoD, 1 tb T—3 STORY BRI imadvunce. Fuki3t) ese House 30 14th st. n.w., mod. un; good tenant, with summer kitchen, as, bath and Introbo.g ILE with "L) room: in complete order, at 835 per month to a ‘K HOUSE, 514 10TH een Hand I streots n.w.; "11 rooms, bath, ranie, celiar; large yard; reut low. Apply to Cis isthe awe _jali-im JOR KEN 1 HOUSE 912 OTH ST. 4 ROOMS: t, 12133 F ST. Jjali-7t POR BENTH UG AST. rootas and bath, within o1 Capitol, only &: MOKKISON 2hq F at. n. ‘Ok RENT—HOUSE 735 1 Tooms ,in mice order. Also House ; 4 rooms and water. ‘Ok REN’ UNFU C ble. fice for bulletin issued on Stuble near K& 16th..$18 ¥ st, office....... 12 FURNISH! K nr, McPherson sq..#: Kat. bet. 16th & 171 Coungeticut ave. above 7 Fenn. ave. . FRAME HOUS! Rent Fthst now. jalbest HOUSE. 9 ROOMS; 2108 Hist aw. i T3th ble... 2 T ediately centrally located i north of t Listy bet Ite 13 bet. and K < ¥, TH and all _dad-s.tu.th {OK KENT—BARGA) D roous; suitable for boards © DUVALL, v5 F st. nw. Oe BENT How with Stable. $70; without, For permission to look over it st, 147.150 pr. 2st st, rod wh bet.Q& K, 10r. E near 2d a.w., iar. ‘SOuh Br Qiwe Le 50 “100 px OSL, 11301 Kst, Vetere, bested by steam, 'Or., stable... 6353.34 | trom $26 to €90 cach "| ¥. (rear)..830 D OK UNFURNISHED— + twenty sous, large din- 211 North Capital OU per mouth, or will rent Ww VALL, “G25 Fst uw. INDIANA AVE.. FOUR- TAI] ¥th st. d.w., tem st me., seven rooms, 314) roouis aud stabie, $20; ALBERT F. FUX, 20 F st. hw. 21 SIXTH STRE convenient ie on; Just Tented at a moderate rent for tl a25 HALL & JUHNSTO: Kent, 20, or = FH SMITH © SON, | JOR RENT ove H NE. Jeli-lm painted: firste a 26 10th i each, ilar Brick; fine store Uuturi fe ve n Ve rented for offices...o0 STO 24 14th st. 2 14th F mo) ave other particulars write toTHOS. BLAGDEN, ‘OR KieNT—REASONABLE—JUs1 COMPLETED, an Artistic House of 12 rooms, near Dupont circl LOK KENT_A FURNISHED HOUSE IS E.; BRICK HOUSE, 8 @ square United Stules Jer month, Keyaat 160 Ast, ST S EV 78 Jackson alle: N nt DN.Y. or cun OFFICES. S19 7th at ome, 1st, 2 @ floors, 1503 Pe. seaeLO t0 25 ab near Dupoi ele. 2 OS.33 stn “st. near MePber- | son equare.. ON. H. 16 INDIANA AVE. N.W., ‘$0; ply next door, # c You” AH jt ‘stalls, couc its ris and wate SUBUIGBAN. A beautirul cor. Louse on Park st..Mt, Pleas- A MOST off Comm. ave; will be Fat OF ecanon. 1503 Penn. ave. nw, INE ROOMS; NEWLY id it e185; 2 dine rocm: at 833. | POR ne Ree ime AbPly om pees uuilding, cor. 7th ew..s kdwe. .. che & Ln w an, tod wi, L& La w..s Shwe. F s.w.,6r. 8.0 Vow we, Bend n OF REN 0 ro Ae: JOR REN T2902 | TP sunny; alxo bath month, hiquire of FI uh W, n Dire house Iban et bie linen, Le Ey FORD. 4 Lath st, oh i BRICK larce cell A BAK . OR SALE | Address Mu, Star oilice, | Fook sare—Gnc 49 | rv | 42 “ Owner, Seep WHERE suaLe re ave, LSr. | The SOUTHE INLAND AN | We will give a wuarantes of 10 nell stock issued 1 blocks of an ejual division of profits to dress : a lance new - hear 15th and Rnw. Livhts; steam heat; one of N near Ist, 5 } od 8 | Apps | tows, Md CO. | FXOR SALE—CIGAR Penn. ave. nw the hi eh & Fe 167.8100 VX stnow.10r,1 NHave..10r. 1ithn.w..idr.. ’ Ist st. nw. 108.65 SLL G st new. G31 Puw..10r54_- 1949 Vi av. nw, Gr v 2717 2ist, iaee...033 e828 Rk RENT—1602 19TH north of Dupont cireie. dorner 1ytu and Qats Pek RENT—10- ROOM improvements, ial, FS RENT— UE sts bis, o q plot, ALL MoD eK S 5. window, papercd gad newly pasated. Hent apes lie. ‘Key wcat door, OHN HH. HOW! H43Qet-n. Builder. Lesidence, 322 te brane’ Siar of )OR SALE—THE ST Good Will of a Dy business of about tiou. Kent and ex sik dels i Business. sve the Philadelphia | Favave. uw. Cull when you cut over, as others da. 7th; puspomes : wil ESTEK, 639 F et. nw. OHN SHERMAN & CO. berber Joshed throusa us will T07 F etiwe ST. N.W., HALF SQUARE Bent 53. Apply sestore wall thand F sts. nw. 50 Rear 915, SWOKMSTEDY t cash, Add: res aud price, Hox 81, sta: of ky WITH ty Pont Ottice. Est MY MONEY? 'D SILK ASSOCIATION | last year double! every dollur invested in its stock. ely to GEU. W 7 rk st. Mt cations, “&c., furnished aud Estimates of work. Persousl attention 000 wy yeaes very low. sous given for selling out. Address KE: AND FIXTURES FOR SALE OF A FIRST- ‘Address Box 73, Siar uillee = )OK EASY SHAVE OR FIRST.© Artist, Oust edu have occasion to" ha | GOOD INVESTMENT —F 5i- x ratory 14-roum Bri 1 be sold at @ ban Seven and cicht per ceut interest, with the very of real estate security, priucipal aua interest pid 1a Wasuingion or New York. as desired. Our at- tention is ¢iven excingively to this business STABLE, Let. ur 616 Pa. at . w te: th, and H st: 1 onsen ob Chain lain Bay. #8 aud 10 id Yi sta. Uw, OF i ALL ATTAC luents; has # large trade; will go over route with party buying; cheap rent; cause of selling, ad Denise. OVISION vod business: per cent for three years $100and upwards,with the stockholders. Ad- SOUTHERN LAND AND SILK ASSOCIATION, ax, ur. N,22%r.166.67 | 314-8" ___ 313 N. Charles at., Baltimore, Ma. biou st. wor 150 HAG2EE, FOR RENT — OWING TO DE OF Hamilton, Hagerstown, Ma, is i stury, routs, | elewantly furnished ; elevator, electric enuuctators aud est hotels in Mary! y. SMITH, ny tire AND TOBACCO STOKE, 315% v \RPENTER AND Pleasant, D.C. Jals-m* year. 0} IN S=i a _ W.BET.OTH AND uizabie tor office HOUSTRAME § del-3e ain. (ormer.y of this city Mnvesticent Hausen best to be caretully and seq ie a Te siches cleaned, @1; Inust proiisitig cities of the +4 vitcation We will gladly turuisu ay infurmabon red. Jas + he WORLD DO MOVE.”—1 BER THE _Fervestrial Ciock* MAMBAY cut the ad FOR SALE-—HOUSES. - ¢, FOR SALE—HOUSES. B SALE EXCELLERT LOCATION AND AT. Fists 22 New y AVC. £0... 3-story O00 ey at Jal 4-3t F ‘section, 000; easy terms. dal4-3t HUTCHINS, Y 8 CO, 1408 F at, R SALE—OR EXCHANGE, THREE ELEGANT new Bay Window Bricks, 6ch st. n.w ; 8 rooms, Papered and all mod. imps.; rents for $35 per mo. ; lots to alley: and paprevieg seotign: (7; would cost more ws build t be offered by owner forthe next 10 days, viz: 85,650 each; cash payments and easy terms; or will exchani for unimproved Apply to OWNE! to edie Pica re owneg J de ! QR SALE-10 PER OFNT INVFSTMENT—3 E New teroom Bricks, rented Yor $1130 enchs Callas St, bet. Uth and 7th, Kand Lste.n.e. $1,300 cach, oF sPecinl reduction for the three. _Ja14-3t* WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 F st. Olt SALE—HANDSOMELY PAPERED NEW 6- ‘Brick on 3d st. near F n.c,; brick set reuse, 3,700, 00 easy terms. STOCKEYT, S10 Fat. nw. liar, de. e cull 3 bargain, ~ WRIGHT Fries bah, etn sta.w., . Lar. 218,000. stn. bb. mi, 16, news, b [Oth st. bet. Kand Late, new, ew, B, “Tar... 2.500 558 ee ea ~ ey eR 255 oe wees sheds: The above is only a portion of the 7: books, For full list call at office for bulletin the Istand 15th. [jal4] THOS. E. WAGG. i SALE-TWO 12 AND FIVE 10 PER CENT Hi, Houses, $1,000 cach. “M. & CALDWELL, 153) new. FOE FALEGA NICE COUNTRY HOME, ADJOIN. ing Riversdale park ; one of the most desirable su- burban subdivisions iicar Washington; comfortable bouse of ix roume and one acre vf ground planted with shade and fruit trees; price $2,500. Also two Lots. Apply to GEO. H. CALVERT, Jal act? Room 2, 1319 Fat. u.w. UK SALE—TWO NICE BRICKS OF 6 ROOMS each, on A St tie. near 7th st: renting to, Kod tenants, Price $2,000 each. P. A: DARNEILLE, 618 Fst. JUS-3e* saan Ea Gea |S BaLE— restrt REW S35-B0Om Sea 2K SALE—A NEW BRICK HOUSE, NEW YORK sossiaiciTany ban ate omelets © Safe Deposit 15th st. and New York ave. SALE—FINE RESIDEN THE x Fens earner ot TO and Blake ste? 13 roouss as and third floors «ach {1 roome: basement: breakfast aSlw kitchen, furnace and Ut and decorated FIENEN & BRADFORD, _ Ja8-Lw 1303 Fst. nw. O& SALE—HANDSOME CORNER RESIDENCE F (ef 32itcome: i percent Tented laet year for Furutahed or 10,00 fun ‘Kpuly to-owner, 1200 N st. f 2wt" 1K SALE—HOUSE 1344 B ST. N, W.,10 ROOMS; ‘write to ‘THOMAS BLAGDEN, Ja8-102* City P.O Box S81. ‘and Attractive New House near Dupont circle; 7,600. Avply CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st jas-zw (OR SALE—THOSE FOUR THREE-STORY AND FP oecmore ure Houses just completed at the cor- nerof 17th and P sts, containing 8 rooms, bath and an jonet FS SALE—AT A DARGAIN—MOST DESIRABLE lar, 2h Ronted ner, apply 10 PLANT & TURFIN, je Deposit Building, ja8-1w, 25th st.and New York ave, {OK SALE—$12 AND 414 MAPLE AVE. LE Droit Park, opposite residence of C pitterworth, 10 ‘rooms, large front, wide and back yards; lot 25 by 115: workmanship first-class in every respect; fitted with best plumbing and apparatus; electric bell. For particulars sypiy to 421-1m* 620 F st. Fos, SALESGREAT BARGAIN—ALLEY PROP- erty, central 6-room Franc dud new 4 Koot ean 8. Apply BELLI “atin” “en poe FOE SAE JST COMPLETED, AN ARTISTIC louse of 9 rooms, near Dupont cirdle; cabinet mantels, clectric bells, only $7,500, For rent, He ernie arias other Werk ik tioc Ok, SALE — DESIRABLE SUBURBAN | PROP. erty, Lmproved and Unimproved, including s and Commodious Dwelling, with axaple grounds, aitu- ated within 8 miuntes’ ride from the business center gi Washington city, and veveral moderato-sized Villas delightfully located and at low prices, and on easy terms to suit; houses and lots in all parts of city for Apply to W. 0. DENISON, Keal estate ty F at. LW. 410-3 {OR SALE—HOUSES AND. LOTS IN MOUNT Fottaae 3. R HERTFORD, oc16-3m 1419 Gat FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS ROR. SALE — CHEAP — HANDSOME UPRIGHT Piano. 1126 10th st. nw. ° ‘TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT ug: Seven rooms; ali mod. finps. ; 1m 3G 1st. aw. very central location SWORMSTED1 & BRADLEY, 927 F st, nw. FGE SATESA GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT IN teen Brick Houses in Higgs st. bet, 17th aud stories a ment; six Too! - jsood lots toalley:: rent for #: 00. DAVID D. STONE, 806 ¥ : large lot. OORE, 303 7th st. new. ]2OK SALE—A SIDE-Baic BUGGY, LEATHER TO! an perfect order; will sell cheap or exchange for building material. Apply 1016 N.C. ave. ae.jald-2t* Fou SALE Private SALE OF FURNITUKE OF M iouse id st. u.w., beginning tomorrow the 15th, until contents are sold, at JOR SALE— A SPLENDID BARGAIN. A Beautiful Toned and Handsome Rosewood Kquare Piano, with richly carved leys and lyre, iM elegant Soutigu amd perfect onder: can be vouwhe for, ouly $379; $10 casa and $10 monthly till paid for; hand- some ‘stool aid cover included; fully yuaraniecd; it cost 8100; can be seen ut THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, pit 913 Pennsylvanisave. , OR SALE— ais: Fixtures of s Tea and Coffee Store, Fives wif 501 7th st. 6.9. OW SALE—FOR $5,500—A WF LL-BUIL, room Brick House’ all mod. imps. : lot Chapin st. near residence Justice Harlan. Jalinses “WE BURTUD. 1492 New York a Fok SALE GPAYING 134 PER CENT AND AL- ways rented-—8 Weil-built Five-room Houses; well if sold now. JRFORD, 1422 New York ave, WOR SALE {OK SALE — PAMILY ABOUT TO LEAVE THE city will sell Wever Upiight Piano at low figure ees. Aduress PIANO, Star office, Jol4a-3t POE SALE A THOROUGH BREL SADDLE MARE, seven years old; can xo a half mile in o4 secouds? OF will exchange for a good driver. Apply at 404 9th at nw. 1 —A PAIK OF HANDSOME HORSES, an: ist years; not fast, but very sty! oue fine saddler, other govd saddler: pair : eel ny or together. Apply 1330 Ne ja ALE—AT 96,500—TWo THREE-STORY Houses on H st. near Sth; lots 18x90 each and Well rented. W. E. BURFORD, 211-3t 1422'New York ave. {OR SALE-SOME EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN ‘Two and {,dtoderm Well-built Brick Houses, most desirably located uortheast, 7 and 9 rooms; 0 to ¥4.000; small cash’ and easy mouthly payments—s little niore then rent, Jall-Gt" "_W. E. BURFORD, 1422 New York ave. JOR SALE—315 VTH ST. SE. Handsome Solidly Built ~%- Fressed Brick, 19 feet frout; cemented cellar; large kitchen and yard. Latest modern improvements, Near three car lines, market and publicachools. Easy terms, Jnguite of owner, WILLIAM MAYSE, 616 Otiiat.n.w. a —PARTICULARLY m Bay Window JOR SALE—NICE BRICK feut to treet cars room, butier's pantry snd kitchen; 2d floor, 3 go sized chambers and bath room; conereted cellar un- der whole house. Price, @. a 18t? TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. THRE! DWELLING; N. W.; St loge. parlor, dina 01 EN-ROOM CORNER HOUSE, Towa circle; first-class loca- 21,000. Also a 9-room House FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. N.W. OUDES Wii H MOD. IMPS, 2,000 2 bt-@th & 10th, 91.89.000 2th bi {Ok SALE—BY BACK Hi K.bt 14th &VGav. Obt 12 & 13.12 SCREESS, wescees Ka isha: ‘hand 10th, lot 32x60.with 2 fram ‘14th bet. U and ¥, lot 422x100, with 2 trame Alexandria, wareLlouse aud whart, 372700 $e11-st 20M BRICK HOUSES td's.w.; Water and sewer: $1,000 ers easy. A guod K-rouu Brick House on 4th ail mod. imp.; House new. Price $3,800; * crTus ey. dal L-st® ©. H. PARKER, 4" and E s.w. JOR SALE—HORSTKAMP & JESTER, Heal Eatate Agents: Contractors and Builders, at. Dw. 18th n.w. bet. Land M, 4r. B. Bad'y neg 14th 8. Bk & b.,. Mt. Pleanant, 77. Frame, lot Qu.w, bet. 15th and 16th, 15.3x9' N. Cap. st: bet. O and P, 2 Lots, eacl story Brick ou each lot; both for, Jal -3t ‘AAV Fron F Judiciary square; fourteen rooms. will be sold at a bargain. WM. & CU., sucessors to Jobn Sherman & Co. JOR SALE—1510 OTH 8 120, with good alley re 86,00. WM IL SAUNDERS & dJoln Sterman & Co. JO SALE—EIGHT-ROOM BICK AND STABLE, cor. lot, 90x10; northeast, Ode, per foot jor wil? terms to suit, JOHN P. DONOHOE, 313 &. # Capitol st. Fors A BARGAIN, A New 3-Story Day-window Brick on S st.,onehslf square from car line, which the owner will sell lower than the market value, Tue house has nine rooms, three rooms cn each floor,with cellar, bath aud all the Jatest modern conveniences. Lawn in frout and large yard, with concrete walk in rear; also wide alley. Price for a few days, $7,300. WESCOTT, WILCOX & CO., Ja11-6¢ 1907 Pa. ave. n.w. re SALE—AN ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, FRONT- ing south, in the fashionable section of north- West, 21 feet fropt; has all modern improvements; price $8,250, ‘Thin is very much below its value. * Several Spleudid Houses, cou! v "3 from 9 to 12 rocus, a few blocks from Capitol, at $0,500. For suie or rent—several Houses in block, Q st. between 17th and 18th. We thene’at lowest ‘Schneider's offer one of JOK SALE—NORTHWEST— Mt bet. 4th and Sth, three: Story and Basement + 11 rooms: all ini. !lot 23gx180 to 30 ftalley ; Will take lot im ‘northwest or house Ter to @8,000 in northwest iu part it. T st. bet. Tseheend ‘14th, Three-story and ‘nt Bai od bath ; all mie: Hv iss 100 toaley ities $000" 2100 toulley ; price $13,000, ULLINANE & duo sede. JF. Jal 1-3t (OR SALE—NORTHEAST— Fie ht itand 2d; ist 672160 to 30 tt sttey, itaproved by Tenrroom ‘Frame all mi; price #138 ys Yet, Dand E; 6 rooms and bath; all mi; PCr Sau —-SourHWEsT— C st. bet. ‘Dib and GUtr ees; 2 Six-room Bay Window Bricks;ali m1; price eye for both. pF, CULLINANE & CO., Jal l-3e 609 F at. n. ;OK SALE-MABS, AVE. NEAR 13TH 87, XW. story Soros Backs alt ark tee Briss to ther ‘HiBoud REDEORD W. W: 1008 F at. Qor s E HOME ON W NEAR 13TH Bay Window Brick, § rooms aad 000 F st.” Jall-at P ST. ; 24x100; IMPROVED BY * OO REBLE, DAVIS & 1310 Fat, EE OF THE MOST CONVEN- Fos, BEEF PE wae oo goons end betes Sotcket he Ci Mga g Jobe ee anh aug pi st new, w ‘BT. ROE SALES FATE OF MARES, ONE BLACK ‘aud one bay; 16 hands high; weight 1,300 Tbs, each; will be sold'at a bargain. Can be seen af KEYES & COWS Livery Stable, 14th snd D sta. D.W., for three rey days, nw. Fe SALE—AT PURCHASERS OWN PRICE, best Juriving Mure in city, I must sell; the owner removed from city, WM. A. PEOCOCK, 326 N.. ° posite 1, and 0. depot. 2 3-3e SALE—PAIR OF SAFE GENTLE. FAMILY Horses, Can be seen at BURGDORE'S Stables, 418 and 420 8th ut. u. Jussi?” Fee. SALE-GOOD WILL AND FUR! F k irat-clasa Boarding Hoist wood location: in com- lete runuing order” ani wi Emupen' Qoarders, “Addireny Box bo, staromce, arise yack sa LE—DOCTOR'S BUGGY AND HORSE. J! Can be seeh at 1309 12th st. nw. dal -ate VOR SALE— FULL VALUE GIVEN fors NEW For your ol juare Piano in excha) BALBURY UPRIGHT, balance pestle SIO LiontEy ore ‘all F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. SORREL MAKE on CEARS OLD. ric l@ for Indy oF cl ine waddher; will be wold ut a sacritice, “Cold after sp wt S25 By to dw * RLOR FURNACE—CHEAP_EX- room or null; will heat three Stories. Address FUMNACE, Star oMice, — ja9-6 ORSALE—BICYCLES, THICYCLES AND ICICLES Gn wemsom) at F.S. CAHILL & ©0.'S, 1732 Pa, Avo. R.w. Cail and see the celebrated Singer Safety Bicycies, for which we are agents, We lusve one of the finest repair shope ia the JOR SALE-—A SPLENDID CHANCE TO PU chase £flects of Private House ; low reut: central) located ; furnished nicely ; complete throuxbout; mod- ern conveniences. Apply WEEKS & OO., Aucts. Jud-7t ROE SALE—THE LARGEST STOCK OF CAR es, Coupes, Daytonus agd Business Wazons in su large stuck uf Whips aud karnes i second-hand, for cash or on time. W. F. ici of the Horse, 466 Pa ave, jal PROk SALETPIANO BAKGAIN. WE HAVE JUST received G wore of those beatiful New Envland Pianos, with embossed bronze panels of the very test desiKu, ‘These instruinents are kuown for. ther rich tone atid spisidid Wearing qualities, Price 8289; 810 cash and $10 per month. The fuest Plane in the world ket the SOHMEK Piano, HUGO WOKCH & CO,, Sober Pisno Ayenta, a7-6m 7th [JOR SALE—FRED ZELLER. 231 PENNSYLVASIA ave. L.w., Dewler in Imported Birds and Cuyes and bird Food aud Fancy and Common Pigeons, dl lin* JP GB SALEOAN ELEGANT CHICKERING PIA. full iron frame; overstruue, wud iu orcer, ‘sacar vy ge ‘he price will surprise you. PFEIFFER & 514 11th st. nw, WOR SALE—YOUNG PARROTS, MOCKING BIRDS, Canaries, Cazes, Goldfiahes, Aquariutus, Fish Foud, Spratt'a Dog Food aud Medicies. seud tor llus, Cata- logueund Price List. |OH M1D'S Bird Store, 317 Lzaw. pay Fe SAE THINEST IMPORTED | JAPANESE Fantail Gold Fishes ever offered in this cit: e At EDW. 8. SCHMID'S Bird Store, 317 Sty iaide cheap, 12th st, uw, Poke Ok RENT—NEW BRICK STABLE IN reur of 1654 O st a d rooi for 3 We $O st. Bw. ; 3 stalls an Pages; water wud was “Apply to BEALL, Bio) {OK SALE—THE “OTT ASE. E- quires no boiler; avoids ull expennye attendance, Lo love of thae; uo handling of fuel. Send for circular lst, D, BALLAU: Ta Tth st, wl Eira “tira Food a a Capen. pat the ‘oud ut cheap STOKE, 1133 7th eta.w. 8. HARTBLCHT, wo Fox SALE—CAKRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- ies of all kinds ou casy terme, COOK & JAKBOE, 205 M strevt, Georgetown. au Fe, BSALE—MON. EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. within the District of Columbia at lowest cate of interest, in sums to GEO, W. LINKINS, d5-3m Cor. 10th and H sts. n.w, HOTELS. 50 cents, includi: Hootaaii EBBITT HOUSR& WASHINGTON. D. G claret and coffee. First MANICURE. ‘ADAM PAYN, "703 15th st, nw. over Thompeon's fore tuaporter apd manufset cia und Ualropodiee Goods south of Now ork. ARCHITECTS. oO. AMEA ScurrEcr, Fen oy 77 annem pa A me Gaxrs Sorrs Scouren AND PRESSED FOR 91, RAPES ie a, ata at aus AND. age inarecteat rariety S Bravch 1722 Peunaave, ot Casape. ax 26-1m The democratic committee chosen Jomes P. Taliaferro of Jackson THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C..° TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1890, FOR RENT—ZOUSES. JOR RENT—PHENIX TEE: CAME TO SEE THE PRESIDENT. AMUSEMENTS, Twelve-year-old ublican From} Mus Droca’s Coxceat.—Miss Marie Decca, st oe who has ven evidence to her Wash- New York. A twelve-year-old boy named Willie Myers came here yesterday on a New York train and was turned over to Officer Acton by the con- ductor of the train. The officer took the boy to the sixth precinct station and turned him over to Lieut. Kelly. The boy said that his home was in Van Cortland, near New York city; that he had saved $5 in his bank and Sun- day he opened it, He told his mother that he was going to purchase a suit of clothes, but in- stead of doing so he bought a railroad ticket for Philadelphia, intending tocome to Wash- ington to see the President and Vice President. When he arrived in Philadeiphis he a ticket to this city. He says he lost the ticket on the train, but conductor brought him through all right, rig! When talking to the officers the boy said he wasa good republican. and that’s why wanted to see President Harrison. He will be sent home as soon as his mother is heard from. —— The Death Record. During the three days ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: Bridget Cady, 88 years; Rose & Miller, 65 years; Susan Guy, 67 years; Martin M. Manger, 49 years; Unna Hulse, 45 years; Fanny H. Nally, 3 years; Ernst Weber, 71 years; Ann Mary Eckert, 47 years; Mary C. Shea, 46 ears; Elizabeth Mattingly, 86 years; bert E. Davis, 22 yeurs; Francis J. McGraw, 52 years; Helen May Lappin, 2 years: Evelyn E. Lynham, 1 month; tlenry Spence! 51 years; Henry Gatewood. ‘51 years; Charles Hail, 40 years: Joseph Parker, 18 years; Par- thena Davis, 18 yeurs; Beatrice Hays, 9 yea James Green, 3 years; Ella L. Carter. 2 years; James Henry, 2 years; George Brown, 1 years; Milton Washington, 10 months; Charles J, Holt, 2 months; Elizabeth Green, 10 months; Henry B. Coving, 60 years; Stephen Johnson, 27 ear; James J. Scribner, 1 year; Andrew El- jiott, 40 years; James Scribner, 7 months, Geo. W. Mauger, 21 years; Josie R. Anderson, 5 ears; Grace W. Brooks, 20 years; Thos. F. ichards, 70 years; Morris Robertson, 1 month; Anna Vanderhoef, 36 years; Thornton B, Cr: ford, 1 year; Wm. J. Flynu, 28 years; Charles E. Lord, 46 years; Jno. Smith. 30 years; Lemuel Hudson, 73 Years; Janet Walker, 86 years; Geo. W. McMahon, 52 years; G. W. ‘Gaw, 50 years: Fenton Bronaugh, 36 years; James Lomax, 12 years; Moses Wormly, 30 years; Annie E, Red- mond, 14 years; Henry Hawkins, 38 years; Jno. H. Neditt, 50 years; Alberta Davis, 1 ‘ye Laurance Poindexter, 2 months; Robert Smith, 30 yeurs; Cynderilla Murrell, 80 years; Emma F, Johnson, 1 year; Albert F. Mayo, 11 months; Harriet Clinton, 57 years, eee Funeral of Father and Son. An unusual scene was witnessed yesterday afternoon in the funerals ofa father and his eldest son at the same time, The bodies of Martin M. Manger and his son, Geo. W. Mau- ger, were laid to rest yesterday in Glenwood cemetery. The services held at the residence of the family, 913 12th street northwest, were largely attended. Rev. Dr. J. H. Elliott of Ascension church officiated, aud upon the con- clusion of the services the procession was formed and proceeded to the cemetery. The il bearers were as follows: Seniors—John ’. Seitz, Dr. E. E. Cissel, Willi Travers, A. E. Grimes, Franklin Barrett, Fred, G. Alex- ander, D.’ E. Kuapp, Charles Van Dusen. Juniors—James Baxter, Mortimer Whitehead, George Kirby, W. W, Buker, Charles 3. Flet- cher, R, T. Pettit and W. H. E. Reinecke. > Mr. R. O. Polkinhorn Critically Nl. Mr. R. O. Polkinhorn, the well-known printer, is seriously ill at his home, No. 504 E street northwest, The disease is pneumonia, and today his condition 18 such that there are but slight hopes of hia recovery. —o——_—* She Will Not Stay Home. Rose Green, a colored girl of fifteen years, was arraigned for vagrancy in the Police Court today and plead guilty. Her mother, Catherine Green, was the prosecuting witness and said that the girl would not stay home; that some fellow wrote her notes and persuaded her off. The court said the work house was no place to reform a person, but are for people who are incorrigible, ‘fhe court remarked on the necessity for areformatory for girls and advised the mother to give her one more trial, He took the girl's personal bonds, intimating vert she misbehaved she should be brought a ee The Wherefore of the Cyclone. To (he Editor of Tux Evenrne Stan. e cyclone of January 12, 1390, through por- tions of Kentucky and Missouri only proves the rule, as verified by the weather map. The north country had become well heated by a succession of north “lows.” Now a new “low” appears on the scene in the southwest and travels in a northeast direction toward the track of the north “low.” The destruction, which we term a tornadoor cyclone, takes place in the track of this new “low.” ‘he map for Saturday the 11th plainly indicated the in- tense condition. Duriaga thunder storm we kuow that the lightning will strike somewhere within the limits of the storm. We caunot locate it definitely. So, with the tornado, we cannot beforehand say exactly what locality will be visited, but we can, ina general wa; give the track over which it will pass—al: within the track of the passing “low” that is advancing toward a north country already well heated by the south winds caused by the suc- cession of north “lows,” LPN. ew A Jekyll-Hyde Case. Wm. Epps, a colored, boy charged with vag rancy, was in the Police Court today having been arrested at 3d and Maryland avenue Sun- day night. Witnesses testified to his good haracter at his place of service and the court remarked that it was a Jekyll and Hyde case— good in the day and bad at night. The court said he would give him another chance and released him on personal recognizance, Left Her Dying Husband. Yesterday afternoon the attention of Officer Howell was called to a sick man, Robert Red- ding, colored, in the attic of 207 F street south- west, On investigation the officer found Red- ding ill with typhoid pneumonia. and bis wife had left him without maiicg any provision for attendance, medical or otherwise, The ambu- lance was sent for and he was taken to the Washington Asylum hospital and before he was there five minutes he expired. Dangerous Driving. Since the crossing at Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street has been concreted and the cable tracks finished there has been a disposition on the part of many drivers of vehicles to take ad- vantage of the smooth surface. Many of them drive recklessly around the corner, at the risk of killing unsuspecting ere Policeman Kaucher, who is detailed at that corner, has arrested several of these drivers and all of them have been punished. Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock J. M. Cassassa, driver of a two-horse beer wagon, was orang corner at the rate of ten or twelves miles an hour. Officer Kaucher arrested him and he left $10 collateral at the station for his appearance. About 3 o'clock in the afternoon another beer wagon, driven by James Brooks, came dashing around the corner, The officer canght on be- hind the wagon and called to the driver to for his appearance. This morning, in the Po- lice Court, the drivers failed to answer when their names were called, and their collaterals were torfeited, The Canstatter Volksfest verien gave a masquerade ball last night at the Schuetzen park which was largely attended. The ball ‘was opened by young Dr, Fred Reh and his sister, a pretty debutante of this season. There were three prizes given, which were awarded ‘to the follor 3 A silver outfit to F. Reh, # piush album to Mrs. F. one band- kerchiefs it, Masonic Veterans. Upton; second vice president, C. W. Bennett; scbretary, Abner T. Langley; treasurer, Ezra L, Stevens; stewards, Wm. 3. Roose and Joho BR. Thompson, all re-elected, The annual a will be held at the National hotel on the evening of the 23d in- otant, —_»—— A Fore Burtprxe Lox on P street near 20th is to be sold tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. ‘This is one of the finest building lots in the northwest, * : rendering full of the exuber- ant grace and plastic expressiveness in vocali- zation that make it tell for its most, She was many times recalled and gratified her audience by singing the ballad “Robin Adair” with mach tender feeling, though, perhaps, something of by artistic distinction and the tine technical achievement familiar to Washington music lovers; Miss Hare, pianist; Mr. Clarke, tenor; Mr. Miersch, ‘cello; Mr. Jaeger, flute, and Mrs. Pearson, accompanist, whose contributions filed out a program of decided interest, Among the mauy floral offerings received by Miss was one expecially unique and vai- ued, consisting of an Irish shillelab, draped with smilax and knots of green and yellow rib- bon. Itwas the tribute of a number of Iris lovers of music in this city, and bore the greet- ing “Cead Mille Failtha”—(with a thousand Welcomes), ALBaton's—“Tue Consarr.”—That was a funny show at Albnugh’s last night, The people Jnugh as soon asthecurtain went up and they didn't quit untillong after they hadreached their homes, There wasn't anything much to laugh at either. only it was “Just too ridicu- lous, don’t you know,” to do anything else but laugh. Puns and gags, and jokes and jokelets, and parodies and travesties.and songs and music and dances, and pretty girls and homely men, and grand spectacular effects were «pread over the stage in a wild collocation of extravaganza. idiss Porteus and Miss Biow led the ladics and Messrs, Tarr and Udell did the light and airy tragedy of the piece in their own inimitable mauner, The scenery was beautiful. The singing was poor. The applause was yocifer- ous, Again tonight, NationaL—Cona Tayxen.—Miss Cora Tanner sppeared at the National last night before a good audience in the dual role of Lady Siashton and (1 ¢ Marlowe in her play *Fascinetion,” This is not Miss Tanner's first appearance in Washington, and she is already known to be an actress of unusual strength aud versatility, She was supported by a good company, which was better in some ts than in others. ‘The geueral result, however, was the same and the audience found especial satisfaction in the lay and was unstinted in its applause. Miss fanner is a handsome and talented woman and “Fascination” fits her, Kerxan's—Austin's AUsTRALIANs.—Austin’s Australian combination was grected by a large audience last night and it wasa good show. The Acme Four, J. G. Fletcher in his creation of the “Old Bum,” the Garnella Brothers, the Austin Sisters on the lofty trapeze, aud the performance of Mile. Aime were received with generous applause, Hanns’ Bisov—A Trs Soprer.—The patrons of this well-known resort were given a good chance to laugh last night. The play was Hoyt’s *“Tin Soldier,” and the capers of “Rats,” together with the numerous songs and dances with which the performance is interspersed, kept the large audience in a prolonged laugh, Altogether the company is a good one, Again tonight and usual matinees, ae THE COURTS. Equrry Court—Juiges Cox, Hagner ana James, Yesterday—Kemethy agt. Moore & Leda injunction granted. Brown agt. Brown; testi- mony ordered taken by W. H. Smith. ‘Brody agt. Brody; do. by E. Forrest. Krouse agt. Krouse; do. by O. Nauck. Bradstrest agt. Bradstreet; rule for contempt discharged, &e. Doolittle agt. Lamon; demurrer sustained; bill dismissed, Herfurth agt. Burkhard; sale decreed, M. Cohen, trustee. Anderson ct al. agt. Boyle et al; order accepting offer and sule confirmed. Quill agt, Quill; Eaza Quill appointed guardian ad litem, GEORGETOWN, fis Sxctn Crvsuep ny tux Bro Water Prre.—Yesterday afternoon George W. But- ler, aged forty-five years, was accident- ally killed on the’ canal road above this place. One of the big pipes of the water main was being lowered, when the rope broke | and it fell. Batler, being under it, was struck on the head and his skull crushed, killing han instantly. Charles Bailey and Nelson Head were slightly injured at the same time, But- ler's remains were removed to the morgue, where an inquest was held this afternoon. Buticr leaves a wife and two smali children. Buitpine AssociaTion,—At the eighty-second monthly meeting of the Citizens Equitable buuding association held last night at God- dard’s hall thirty-two slures of stock were sold at an average of $194 per share. Baxx Disectors ELectep.—The stockholders of the Farmers and Mechanics national bank elected the following board of directors this morning: H. M. Sweeny, A. B. Jackson, Thos. Knowles, C. M. Matthews, M. J. Adler, Louis D. Wine, J. H. Smoot, 8, Thos. Brown and Philip May, The board’ will mect Thursday moruing for the purpove of electing the officers of the bank. Bork Aestep.—Jennie Stevens, a young colored woman, charges Carrie Gray with having stolen a hair brush from ber valued at 75cents while making a visit, The Stevens | woutan in turn visited Carrie and was so loud in her demands for the return of the property that the police found it necessary to arrest both parties. Que for petty larceny and the other tor disorderly conauct. Gerune Berren.—Mr. Austin Herr, who has been continued to his house with the grip for several days ix somewhat better this morning. CatTLe Marxet.—The following sales of live stock at Drovers Rest, D.C., yesterday are reported: 51 cattle sold. Best, 4c, to 4! good, 3%c. to de.; medium, 31yc. to Bige. common, 2}¢. to 3c. 225 Lambs, 5c. to Te; Bige. to be,. yearlings, 5c. to ke. to Sige. '5 -ows and calves, $25 to #40 a head, Market good, +-a[PERATURE AND CONDITION oF WATER at 7 A.M.—Great Fails—temperature. 48; condi- tion, 36, Receiving reservoir—temperature, 47; condition at north connection. 36: condition at south conuectiou, 36. Distributing reservoir— temperature, 48; condition, 36. Indiana Block Coal Operators. The Indiana block coal operators, anticipat- ing the national convention of miners to be held at Columbus, Ohio, January 22, to de- manda uniform scale of prices throughout Indiana, Ohio. Per ivania, Illinois and West Virginia declare their determination not to pay the scale on the basis that block coal should be mined as cheaply as other grades. A strike is expected, _ceo—_—___ Six Hundred Thousand Dollars. Judge Wallace in New York yesterday handed down a decision in the United States court sheep and lambs; CONGRESSMAN JOHN K. REY- BURN. From the Philadelphia Timon Itwas announced yesterday by friends of Senator John E. Reyburn that ap agreement bad been reached that would insure his nomi- nation for Congress to succeed the late Judge Kelley, The same authority declared that Manufacturer James Dobson had decided not to be # candidate, and that his influential friends in the twenty-first, twenty-cighth, and thirty-second wards would turn in for Senator Reyburn's nomination. There seems to be but One opinion as to the outcome among those who there discuss the question of filling the vacancy in Congress, Rerbarn was on all sides greeted as the next congressman from the fourth district. United States Senator J. Don- ald Cameron was here and had a cordial band- shake and a quiet talk with Mr. Beyburn. There are those who have expressed a dosire to support William M. Smith, premdent of com- mon council, for the congressional nomination. Mr. Smith, in response to a request for a state- ment as to his position in the matter, last night sent areply declining the bonor, The congressional ¥ will be filled at the regular election in February. In the event of Mr. Keyburn’s election his successor in the senate will be chosen next fall, soe —— THE QUEEN VISITED HER. Death of Mrs. Fitzgeorge, Wife of the Duke of Cambridge. A life-long romance ended yesterday in the death of Mra, Fitzgeorge. the wife of his royal highness field marshal the duke of Cambridge, rst cousin of Queen Victoria and commander- in-chief of the British army. Mra, Fitzgeorge was originally Miss Fairbrother, an actress and dancer of stainless repute in a theater in Dub- lin. The duke first met her when be was quar- tered in the Irish capital, forty-five years ago. He was then a dashing young sabreur of twenty- five, She was a beauty of the pure Irish type, of black hair and gray eyes, of exqnisite figure and of perfect grace. It was acase of love at Hirst sight on both sides. She would not listen to avy but formal addresses, but she did con- sent tos private marriage and at once left the stage forever, It was hoped that the young Queen Victoria would have recoguzed the marriage, put she flatly refused. It was a mes- allance and that was the end of it. The Ger- man princely practice of morganatic oe was kept well before the queen's eyes by the prince consort and Mrs. Fitzgeorge was not re- ceived, When the duke returned from London his lovely wate was installed in a quiet house in Queen strect, Mayfair, near the great pile of Cambridge house. It ‘is one ot the tew ro- mances of the house of Guelph that the dake never sought any release from the marriage, which he could readily have done, and passed scores of young royal princely beauties by audclung with loyal tidelity to his Insh wife us steadily at seventy as when he wooed ber at twenty-five. Two sons were born of thix mar- riage and both have attained honorable dis- tnction in the army through the queen's favor, ‘The queen, indeed, had of late years privately visited Mrs, Fitzgeorge and had also bestowed important favors upon the two sons, Mra, | Fitzgeorge had been ill for «long time and was seventy-four when she died. No one would have thought, to look at the bluff rotund old | duke of late years, that he bad so much ro- mauce in him. ee Key West and Yellow Fever. Dr. Hamilton, supervising surgeon general of the marine hospital service, has returned to this city from his recent visit to Florida and | Cuba, While at Key West, on the route to Cuba, Dr. Hamilton made a thorough inspec- tion of the marine hospital at that place, and while in Cuba made an unofficial inspection of | the shipping at Havana and Matanzas. On the |trip back Dr, Hamilton was in consultation with the state board of health at Jacksonville | concerning health matters in ) Florida, and particularly with refer sanitary condition of Key West, at which place acase of yellow fever was said to exist last weck, resulting in the imposition of quarantine regulations by the Fiorida state board of health Upon persons coming from that AS a re- sult of this consultation Assistant aie Posey of the service will be detailed to duty at Key West and will make a full report tothe marine hospital bureau on the subject, A Pittsburg School Burned. Fire broke out in the belfry of the Wilkins burg (Pittsburg) public school building at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and it was com- pletely destroyed. Nearly 1,000 children had just left and some of them rushed back to their rooms to save their books and narrowly es- caped, Loss about 330,000; insurance, €25,000, Ongin of fire unknown, a oo _____ Trouble at Vale College. Prof. Frederick Honey of the Yale scientific school and the sophomore class of that insti- | tution are at swords’ points, When the pro fessor entered the class room yesterday to give the usual instruction in mechanical drawing there was barely a handful of students present. The class has virtually declared a boycott on the professor. He served notice on the stadents last term that each must purchase the instru ments to be used in their work of a certain | dealer in town. One of the members of the class, a etudent with little means, quick to per- ceive how he could turn a tew honest dollars, made an arrangement with a manufacturer whereby he could purchase instruments and sell them over again to the students much cheaper than they could be bought from the dealer Prot. Honey had selected. The boys disre- garded the professor and Lought from gheir im- digent classmate. Prof. Honey served notice on the class that he would instruct none who disregarded his orders, and consequently the greater portion of them failed to auswer the roll cali, tee Afire With Dynamite Aboard. The whaling bark Canton, Capt, Howland, at New Bedford, Mass, arrived yestere day bringing the first news of how the ship British Monarch, so mysteriously lost Jast No- vember in the South seas, was destroyed, She was bound for Sydney from Hamburg, and had on board with a general cargo ten tons of dyna- mite, On the afternoon of November 29 she took fire suspiciously, and despite all efforts of the crew—twenty-three soul burned. At 9 at night, fearing an explosion, the crew took to boats. At 1 a.m.,six miles away, the ship blew up; the concussion prostrating sev- of the fugitives. The noise was heard 150 miles away by the Canton, who, on December 5, picked up two of the bouts with their occu ts half starved. The mate's boat is missing, Canton landed the survivors at Cape Town, g pneumonia Sepcterssere Died at the Age of One Hundred and Six Years. “Granny” Kehoe, aged one hundred and six years, died yesterday at Pottsville, Pa On she walked out in the yard. On ‘im she said it was ber last walk and she knew she would soon die. At the age of eighty li i i uF i