Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1890, Page 3

A we THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C..-THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1890. - NT—HOUSES. ___ FOR RENT—2OUSES. ___FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS GOING BACK TO GAS. RUSSIAN EXTRADITION TREATY. A MEMORIAL ARCH. 248 Cleveland ave. LOT? Lath. st Jar and Gr. Fiat jore, cel 0.50 2130 Yth st.n.w. AF. 10. BR SALE-PAYING 134 PER CENT AND AL- | F)OK SALE—IGKiE Duw WiNDUWo, «14.0 a- | Postmaster Ross Recommends the Re- Discussed by the Senate in Secret Ses- ited: ss We Toon Houses: wel ete: nico a let of Th Tin in wood conditi« peated: 60,000 tor all wold gow. ee BURFORD: k 1625 Ne Agente = ie moval of Electric Lights. sion. 2S New Sorkave__s10-3t"_| S208 SALE—JOB PRINTING OFFICE, WELL ‘ Geers F.. 10.1 iE SALE—F ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY. THE | F equipped: centrally . A bargain. Good | It is quite likely that theelectric lights in the | The Senate im executive session yosterday ae ee a Oe Fe | thie Bleeeot Bamneee Properts, noc for je in | reason aaven or eelling. Address CHANCE. Star ct | city post office will be removed in a short time | afternoon discussed for an hour and» half the ¥Is ER, 12 NW, é, G A Hi fice. : 0 Tish at ney Ann Li roomastall | QR eventinesta, For price and terme apoy ¢0 J-.B- | SOR SATE; DART SAFETICIN HES; OGEDE | tnd the old system of gas lighting resumed. | Russian extradition treaty, which has been pou. itn: ; in complete order, at @35 per month toa ER, 13513 F wt. great} RIES: A good bargain for casi. Address Dalt., | When the incandescent burners were first put| pending for a long time, and finally recom- good tenant oe _dall-7t_ | YOK SALE—-A GOOD INVENTMEN1, NICE | Star office. ICA | oo cleviris lighting oompesty ded it as | mitted it to Sabeies soutane Artistic Hotes Li eas boxe Det cele:| cellse, Darjor Tox : 2 SAL 2 ANTIQUE MAHOGANT SOF A. ie 4008 advertisement and very satisfactory | Mr. ikeaan: te eat chs anaes said JOR RENT—NEW BAY-WINDOW BRICK, SEVEN | cabinet manteis, erecttic welin, Kee A NEMMES, | sud large kitehe Aus, atlor Stoves aud ower Buruture, fe in presenting iy - Bry ae é1 betwee 1Y aud 4 o'clock 611 12th st. mw. 316-3t" tes iven. Of late, however, the char; that no change of had been made py ary Bn D | Kou 50 Kellogs Building 1416 F st jag-20 as. bath and water closet. Reited at #22. mo. Price eu ck G11 1th st. uw. 316-38" _| rates were given. . * ges | th of importance Jersey ave. B.w.; rent Apes jaaeae | SER: Sn with lot SUL1Se Eecelent chokes | FOE SALES A NEARLY SEW REMI STON TYPE’ | have been encreased. The fact has been re- | since it was recommitted to the committee last BRICK HOUSE, & Pat 921500 whe ES a ~ yell OF, yor Se _ §a15-3t" ported by Postmaster Ross to the general post | year. The clause specifically setting forth SOR SALE-A-NEW RIGHT ar AND BATH Fee Say GhOCEaS FIXTUREN AND STORE office, with whom authority in the matter lies, that the murder of, or attempt to murder, the jl oy Brick, fo storie ‘and cellist; four | and Lvtane. rea Ose with the recommendation that the electric | czar or any member of his family, shall not be pe abit Sey Se ae JROR_SALE—HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS, | lights be removed. Mr. Ross told a Stak re- | considereda political offense, was stillretained. Square United Staten t 156 Ast. KM. ee jai6-3 KIN .. i. horse five years old; ver tle; will stand with-! porter this morning that in his opinion the 2 ns teehee ea kT Se ee TERCE rack | ut uichine:itvely trotters sound, “address Bor 1, | gas made a more satisfactory light for such | -C%4® AXD PEASANT ON THE SAME LEVEL. a Co etn ch x F ictwonn 1506 ack TO SOE ERCE PLACE | Star office, 3015-20" | purposes as arise in the post oifice, and most of | _ T° this clause objection was made by various Kidats' LOPISON'S LARCOMBE, 1304 F at. nw. 2G Fetatle, couchinan's | Bath ouse, all wpod. iaiyar; ata barvain ty an snuee | {OR SALE— Fie cca plores grater st thsie work, Senators, the principal speeches being made by 7Jpok RENT—A BRICK HOUSE ON 17TH <0; BE- Ati 320 ee AN disks purchaser, W, I. HOPKINS & CQ., 1420, F st, 4 SPLENDID BARGAIN. ee Senator Eustis, a member of the committee on ¥ tween fo lien of steoee carp: inthe unuediaie we: | 76 Jhb aks 4Ors-c-c 110 A bemntirutecr Wie SOR SMLESA A WARGINSA NET -MIELER | pBesasfal Toned and Handsome Rosewood Sauare Market Thieves Sentenced. foreign relations, and Senator Teller. It was Shier ottan Gino” 's most ‘conven t Jocation, istse, a6) sot H Safe. also an Office Counter, Binck Walnut Fix- | condition and perfect orien; cam, be ocaght ternary | Harry Tippett, a young man who bas been | urged in support of the toxt of the treaty that }S per month. if ae € M. M. PARK. 1478 F st | tures, &c. Address BUEL, Star office, Jal6-3t* | = 1503 F. pa 10 cash and $10 monthly till for; hand- | arrested many times on charges of larceny, was | the czar and his family were entitled to the 503 Penneylvania : _ 7 —~APARTME. {OK SALE—TWO SIX-ROOM AND BATH BAY. | Soln6 stool aud cover included; fully guaranteed; it | before the Police Court again today charged | §4me protection that it was proposed to accord HOUSE, 108 11TH I art Fvinse eke; all mod. lmpa.; in u.w. ; 62, cost 8400, cun be seen at : toany one of his subje th = ; hood x — vss soars $1,000 acl he 2 ri Beis ms.e,reut- | ja24 913 Pennsylvaniasye. | Center market, Lawyer Moss stated the case | without that special definition placed czar and i «$125 | HOPKINS & U0. 1420 Pat. 1.9. FOR SALES to the court and intimated that his client's peasant on the same level and afforded them i aise) ee eens mind was not right. He entered a plea of | the same protection. ‘The treaty provides for Fe Pte 5017thst.aw. | guilty in both cases and the court imposed a| the extradition of persons charged with mur- 614 KN. 4 : . HOPKINS & | JOR SALE — FAMILY ABOUT TO LEAVE THE | fine of $20 or 60 days, der or manslaughter, 18.50. Ben shaving ; ¥ B, Jul G-33t sity. Will sell Weber Uprigit Piano at low ficure Joseph Day, who was discharged from em- THE OPPONENTS OF THE TREATY FW. TUCKEL & BLO, 1 ALB—AY A SACRIFICE—PRICE REDUCED | f° C¥sh. Address FIANO, Starottice. __jal4-St_} ployment in the Center market, returned there | insisted that that provision was broad enough 100 F pt 300: op account of owner leaving the city; | FYOR SALE—A PAIR OF MARES, ONE BLACK | yesterday and stole some meat from his former een ko ee 2105 ist now one of thé nicest Homes in Le Droit Park: nearly new; and cme bay: 16 hands high: weight 1.300 Ibs | employer. He also plead guilty to the charge | *© Protect the czar. It was not necessary nor M FEB, 1217.0 : bay window, brick, 8 rooms aud bath: speaking tubes | each; will be sold at a bareain. Can be seen at KEYES : 2 guilty just, they said, to hamper the courts in ad- e. complete for House Stal fad bells, Ferms $500 or more cash: balance month- | & COS Livery Stable, 14th aud D sts, u.w., for three | 8nd was fined $5 or 15 days, rays pe Gesirable locality Feut moderate — FURNISHED. ; must be seen to be appreciated. DAVID D, STONE, | cays. Jal4-ar* vance by deciding for them that an attempt a K nr, McPherson £9..8:350 De Sales st... SOG F st. u.w. 4a15-3t JOR RENT—FOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW HOU eB tial 31 SA \ LARGE Ic! <. SUITABLE FOR The River Mystery Not Solved Yet. i . " he 17th. 300 fehwt- bce K wad Lata 150 | 2 OR SALE HOUS! Fe SALF—A LARGE ICK. BOX, SUITABLE FOR 'ystery upon the life of a member of the Russian royal Jais-2w “GEO. W. LINKINS, 19th and H sts. nw. “a5o | for petted list OYotvand it via maw. | NOH SALEPAIN OF SAFE GENTE FauiLy | WO colored men saw the floating body of a that question left for dec ain bs winile i oR RENT_—WELL Loc. : = Ser cates Horses. Can be seeu at BURGDURE’S Stables, 418 white woman Monday evening, as stated in Mr. Ea: lk th rues - be sry we Loom Jange porches; Bue view: 200% Nat. Ute cath aad Wee derey eee ake aren fw a) Tue Star,-is a large cove where Oxon run | My] agg ter beara cen co hfe the ao: Scan Buide. bs oo" SE a wie thee eae Kk FULL VALUE GIVEN empties into the Potomac. The water in this | mand for recommitting the treaty, saying there Se Fe. Po et t md Cellar De Bod "inpe $45. SWORMSILDT & BRADLEY, a For your old Square Piano in exchange fors NEW | cove is very shallow. When the body of the | were two or three provisions which did not al- WU) 2 balance pay: a ee Peyuble SLO monthly | woman was last cen it was floating in the | together meet his approval, _ 11 ¥, G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. | direction of this cove. A heavy northwest | 1t is the impression that with the clause re- Foe BALE SoKREL MAKE, ee wind was blowing atthe time and it is the pine ete mond pee — the perfectly sate for lady or child: fine | opinion of the officers of the police boat that | treaty will be ratified by the Senate, There sualiier; will be gold at esacritice, Cal, after 4 pms | the body must have. washed im the direction of | Was uo objection to the clause which provides Fok SMES SPLENDID ca the shore and not down the river. ‘The officers | for the extradition of persons charged with the scher Property, containing 17 rooms, 3 bath dinirably adapted for entertaining; suuthern aud western exposure; on an elevation commandik super New of city, Price coumderably below ite value. us owner wishes to leave the city. We offer thisasone of the most advantageous situations in orth of Q at. bet. 14th &1 si.bet Land K st 2 rooms, 3 bath rooms, laundry, Kitch cars to all parts of city; rent 81,500 per year. 5 Dupont circle jal and Ns be DID Cl E > PUR- “5 asinngton. | Of vagy access to cars and in the most | A chase stlects of Private House; low rent: centraily | Spent all day yesterday dragging for the body | malicious destruction of railroad or other 70) pny Sg Oe Detae tine Gis ae Gutatnen ie con ob to ‘Price $3,000; easy terias. ivcated :furniahed nicely, complete throuzbout: mod: | Without success. ‘They have not yet abandoned | property, ae eee pallies LALO Bot Jak: FICE, THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED WINS, BULBLEY & CO., 1405 F st conveniences Apply WEEKS & CO..Aucts.ja8-7t | the search and will go down ‘as far as Fort T_TRMEE NEW NEATLY FINE ONLY BY, FERANTS FLOM OUR OFFICE Ve SEX-eOOM HOUS Ok SALE-THE LARGEST STOCK QF CAM | Washington and make a thorough examination Transfers of Real Estate. aanene me Senet sil soperno Jo-s.tu.t: sh Fenn. avo... Puiered Uhoughout: bath, tricked-in tauice, | the city alse lance stovk cf Hobes, Wiups und aries; | Of the sores and flats and will also drag Broad | Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: WRIGHT & 31 CKETT, S10 F st. uw. fesms eisy. Apply on premises to mnie 3 creek, The question Whose body is it? is still p.m. unanswered, No one bas yet been reported . 231 PENNSYLVA MIA | Missing from this city or the adjacent country. ave. u.w., Dealer in Linported Birds and Cages and. ee Bird Food aud Fuucy and Common Pigeons. di beth new und second-hand, for cash or on the, W. » lot 14, (EWS, Sin of the Horse, 466 Pa ave. ‘7 jackson, lots 117 and 119, sq. 861; $—. Mary Burrows to Tw ‘tev Joseph E. Willson, sub. lots 4, 7 and 3, sq. 447, OR SALE-AN iH Lio Fines of Witty Dollars Each. | 6"? 'n @ Lawis’ to bain M. Atkinson sake Boar tren treme overstruny, wnd in good order, “Do you know that you are alive?” is what 4 mae . ~ 500, . Ross to H. King jr.. she price will surpriso you. YRBINEER & CONLIE, Judge Miller asked Thomas Craig, a colored |. 826; $2,054. W. T. Weaver to PARROTS MOCKING Tinpe | Prisoner in the Police Court, this morning. Eliza C. Rothwell, subs. 110 and ill, #q. 625; Cantrien, Geen CGE te ee PreWhy cactaialy Lio” weak tie reply. Graig | 81,850. W. A. Pollard to 0, F. Dutte Spratt'a Dog Food und Medicines, send for Li was arrested last night on North A street by ;s 7 Waggaiman to toeng and Price List. SCHMID'S Bird Store, $17 izuw. | Policeman Annan for being drunk and dis- z, lots Tand8, Cleveland Height — —; | orderly. He attempted to draw a revolver on | H. B. to W, H. Gunnison, sub, VEN BRICK STABLE IN | the officer but the latter succceded in reliev- | I W._0, Denison to T. A Painted; first-class cox 10th ie, G rooms, exe each. G. P_SCHAFFEE a. SALE-10 PER GENT INV New U-room Bricks, rented tor 21 st. Det. oth and 7th, K ane special reduetion for the thi jal4-8t* WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 F st. now, 20K SALE—HANDSOMELY PAPEKED NEW 6- room Brick on 3d st. near F n.e.; brick set range, ir, Se. Only YRIGHT & SIO ©16 La ave., 10 rooms and store 104 2027, fur., Hat, 10r. av..10r-m.i.( t.8.0., 137, $16 Sst., 10r. a. ma. L340 Ligies st.ySr.a 1429 No. i on eusy terms, A ‘T, 810 F st. u.w. 931 F st. u.w, 3d fl, 32.40 STABLE. oe Rear 915 Ist. nw. ....10 | #4 € hear 616 Pu. uve SWORMSTEDY & BRADL u F et. 9th st, bet. Kand Lasts. We 350,000 i 1 Fe SALE OR RE rear of 1033 O st. now. fe om; water aud gak Apply to BEALL. Bil ing him of the weapon before he could use it, | man, lot4, blk. 17, Brookland: $450. Jennie B. @ ROOMS, ALL a Craig denied that he had the pistol at all, | Bryan to D, McMenniman, sub. C, sq. 575; $—. sunby; Oe, SALE — THE “07 E KE- | Which so astonished the court that he asked —— month. | nquire of no Maw of eae eee yayciis all sxueumve attendance: | the question stated. ‘Ihe court imposed fines The Alleged Female Shop Lifters. F - — bud price list, D. BALLAUT ACTS eee oreulas | of $50 or three months in each case. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham, Fully furnished Stable inalley bet. 19th YOR _SALF—IMPORTE ; CANARY _ ~ this morning, the cases against Kate Friday Clee: pe wat FOr a hig MEQUTED, GEMAN, CANARY The Death Record. ws aga : House, st. x.€. @ 7 = and Sarah Lewess, the alleged female sho During the twenty-four hours ending at | jitters, went over in cons quence of the Pig ‘#.JUST | noon today deaths were reported to the health | disposition of the first named. Tz Harri- we, Dh d and Yb. & 11h r..6,000 j12000 406 and 408 21 eh et, ME, TLS th stu.w. 8. HARTBAECHT, no2-dm 8 RE SALE—PIANO BARGAIN. WE received 6 mo of those beautiful ¥ ments; nandsomely Bu: and papered; raced parking; 3. D'd. KAUFMAN, 1110 E houses ob Champlain re ass —SS—= aoeva |. ave. near Bdy..#s and 10 Mn00/1 S06 Bh ee ee, oe OOD Pianos, with embossed bronze paneis of the very intest | Office as follows: White—Hannah E, Mann, two ONE: =e JOR RENT—FURNISHED—ONE OF THE MOST GEO, WLINKINS. 7 3 aha Oe Sole Conta ceten a aenments are Known for their rich | years. Clara A. Heinzerling, thirty-two years; Badly Controlled School Boys. Fiegant and Complete Houses on K at. now. ; ¢ —_—— —— 0 ee tone wid splendid wearing qualities, ’rice 310 i 2 Bs i y 41 OG, tuint ew oy % hi tues required. JAMES A. BATES & CO a _FOR SALE—LOTS. Tega erp ee? & CO,, dultmer Piany Ageute, 02 Rose O'Neal, fifty-two years; Marie Hershey, | “thorities by the residents of Arthur place of B.w. 4 bth st. .w., by * b00, : annoyance suffered from the breaking of win- Tidiana ave. nw § 7.300 dows by boys belonging to the Arthur school. seedeasts FPO! SALE-TO BUILDS AND INVESTORS 1 ouering at speculative prices Two Very Che 5, andsmalicr ones in the south- | jilocks of Lote porthesst, <i to great ad FoR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AN. Kies of ald kinds on ewny teruis. COOK & JARLOE, 205 M street, Georgetown. ry st. new. at & ‘West at $1449 and $1U5s. ix years. Col three months; Eva Kat nw, bh New York ave. tin st. Dw Jal4-6e E. A .McINTIRE, 918 F 7500448 Tat Pee Rone? SOLAN ON BEAL ESTATE Nelson. three years; Henry Hopp, one year; ALEXANDRIA. POR BENT CF STN Ka la interest, in sums tosuit, — GEU. W. LINKIN Clara Curtis, ten ye Brother Seymour, nine . FPwettass iarre front snd sido Sas plesssmeiy a5-3ni Cor. ith as months; Washington Hurd, twenty-one years, | Benorted for Tae Evexryo stan. focated: #1650 pe ‘Also a new Store abd 7-roout 3 ted northwest; with p ot at — Coxporatiox Covrt.—The corporation court, Brick Dwelline ou FROM A TORY POINT OF VieW.| _A Midnight Assault on a Woman, — | Judge Norton, continues its January term. iocated on corner; good business location; CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. The above 19 only a portion of the 7 y on my For full list cali at office for bulietin Jasued ou pias 5 : stand 15th, ala} THOS, E,W Between 11 andJ2 o'clock last night Louis | The grand jury has founda true bill” against ‘AVE, AFUE: | WOH SALE * BEAUTIFUL 101 ‘hous | PUK FACET A NICr COUNTRY HOME, ADIOIN: | Sir George Lewis Talks of the Proba- | Taylor, anegro, assaulted and badly hurt Mand Ace Omen Sor peadiae wn ete o aloes baie cater | bari pubuiisoas a” Wa Dilities in Politics, Addison, also colored, near 133; and D strects | license, ‘The grand jus have found no bill BWIMIL, L513 F st. Je10-St_ | with shade and fruit trees: M1 es northwest. ‘Lhe fight was the result of a quar- | against C, W, Cantwell for illegal registration -A BEAUTIFUL LOT, 40X60, NEAR | Lots. “Apply to Mroon the Hew York Star, FE Dupont and Scott circles data ace | nowt 1 met Bir Charles E, Lewis, MLP., yesterday, rel. Taylor strack the woman with a brick and | # the last election, and Mr, Cantweil, having z ; come from Washington and appeared ‘in court t the Fifth Avenue hotel. He is a member of | be#t her about the face. The injured woman : 6 1s.ze |“ jale De BALL TWO-STORY was taken to the emergency b hel alan according to his bail bond, way discharged, ao gs 2 a rick Dw iti i e sdarase ake @ emergency hospital, where | ‘The indistme! - 1S Mut ave. s.w.. GF... Fok SEESABOUT, 10.000 SQUAEE FEET OF mpletn orden the British parliament, having been returned |) 6, wounds were treate anal Taylor Rida Hele ees epee are for our puis = Ground on 15th st. bet. A nud B &e.: OS feet | only # . in the conservative interest for North Antrim t or geries Sill Bos be answered, ss Kanes was tront; side sud rear alley; pric e.; Jand in the im- O27 F st, nw. Tap BAKGAINS 13 5 rn Well-built Brick st desirably located northeast, 7 and. 0 2,600 to #4000; small cush” and easy its—a little nore than rent E, BURFOKD, 1 JOR SALE—315 YTH ST. 5.E—PARTICULARLY Handsome ‘Solidly Burit W Freesed Briek, 19 feet front: e rd. Latest modern iaprovements, Near lines, market and public =chools. Eusy terms, Juguire of owiier, WILLIAM MAYSE, O16 Oth st.n.w, Je J D : rested by Policeman Ellis. When the case was | haa, in 1887, in which Irish connty he has large | tried in the Police Court today Taylor denied landed and property interests, He is a stanch | his guilt. F tory and is no believer in the concessions that | , “How did the woman get struck with a} case will not be tried. The commonwealth is, have been and are being made to the tenants, | PTck?”” asked the court. however, entitled to €400 if the bail be for- dare : he had the brick in her hand and wiped it | f.j1 the trial of the slande: f Gray He puts his views in this way: “As soon as the | over ber own face,” he replied, after explain- ¥ notion wil be cleApentioue tenants are satisfied at the expense of the land-| ing their positions. ‘Lmirv Waup Exections.—The election in the lords the agitators will begin to put in their | “How did her eye get discolored?” ” third ward yesterday to fill the vacancy in the fine work with the laborers. They have got ‘Why, she rammed her elbow in her eye. common council occasioned by the resignation their eye on them already and soon the ery will| garntt ju! cane ee, louble Jointed and | of Ne. J. 1. Calin resulted in the lection of 1 in $400 lust week and has deparsed, It is understood that none of the persons he swindled desired to prosecute and that the mediate nef borlood sold tur 40c. JON H.W. 61 ), 24th st. nesr yout TSU to HO ik, alley hd wear A st. ue ore ew York ave, 2142 C st. 733 A at Bw, 6 ‘i el i i Mr. Morgan Davis, the democratic candidate, O15 F st.fr «Gunton Blde., 7.19.8 Io, 16% : }OK SALE-NJCE BRICK DWELLING, N.W.: | £0, Sak eaten the os ee of | what you have said.” without opposition, Less than one-tenth of 40s La. ave., ist 0 th & Pu. ave..r’ 19.6 by 95.10, Conn ave. near Q with cunt (tio street cura: swt Noor, parlor, dining | the soil. © political agitator has here @} His sentence w in jail, the voters of the ward cast ts, nO interest tie tancmneue ano, it ett ‘spautry and kitchens 2d Hoon,’ good | grand, untilled feld, and he will have no heai- : moesis oun he voters cast ballots, rest 430 7th nw. = S.w. cor. in bers and bath room; conereted cellar un- faci mworkiog’ i being felt in the clection. ppt ee: a ieee peherpaemey The Sarasate-D’ Albert Concert. A Pouxp NEEDeD.—The city has an ordi- only go from bad to worse in Ireland, and the | Much deeper and broader in its musical im- | nance requiring the police to take up all cows, outlook to me is very dismal,” port was the program of Messrs, Sarasate and | c., found at large on the streets, but there is “What are the present ehances of Glad-| D'Albert's second concert inst evening than | 80 Place provided to keep them. The law stone returning to power?” that which they offered a week ago, and corre- | Ty Wures the cattle to be sent to pound and y , there is no pound to send them to. Central b'id, Foo Gunton Bidy, r. 2 Central biid, rma. 2... "15/408 Lave, ORES, fc. Store and dwelling Sth and K sts pe... i Store andeceliar S191 | ete. new. st. Bw. 1300 dent. RAL LAKG use. Price, #4,200. YLEK «RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. ¥ BRICK DWELLING Grooms, bath root W. rooms Fok SALES THREES on New Hampshire ave andeellar; all modern imps dze-ist® TYLER & KUTH m Jat and Nnw.15 floor 1th &E Foe sale B on Ist st. nw. at a bar; Call or seud “for plat, JC! JOR SALE— ris By fy H » a The jail Lonpenrat = FE ran eee and pare oe ee spondingly greater was its potency for inte!-| yard ora pen on the alley in the rear of the peeks “Seo rrlis nal eal sccahce tor ballot teeoues: Soe tno would be returned with a large majority, but | lectual stimuius and enjoyment, It showed the | station house might be used tor this purpose. the Istand 1oth. Usl4} THOs. E. WAGGAMAY — there is very little probability of parliament | two artists, likewise, at the very summit of | The city will have to pay ninety-five dollars being dissolved before it runs its seven years, | their powers. ‘There'can be no better playing | Xt month for the captured cows that strayed so that the next general election will not {of Bach than Herr D’Albert’s playing of his | OM ud were killed by « railroad tram. tuke place till the spring of 1893, but if things | own colossal arrangements of the © minor vres.—Until now Alexandria has had no goon in England as they are going on now | organ passacaglia—so absolutely clear was its ? al statute against defacing buildings aud the radicals will return to power. The late | exposition of the thematic structure of the | tatsort ot trespass has been a serious nuis- strikes have alarmed thinking men and those | work, so nice the adjustment and relationship | ce. The mayor has now signed an ordinance NEURNISHED— Stable near K& L6th..818 1427 F at, othe uy : DESctebre | A New -Story Bay-window Brick on 8 st.,one half it 7 THE 3 4SiRABLE | square from car line, which the owner will sell lower uc On taventinene ss xeod pure oa ee mvt | than the market value, ‘The house has nine rooms, SHED. |, 3 JOUNS, Star otlice 3 Abree rooms ou each floor,with cellar, bath aud all the Foarian. JOK SALE—A_VERY VALUABLE FRONTAG datest modern conveniences. Lawn in front and lane f pear Conti. ave 7S teeton 7th et. nw. bet. Hand S; this will be | yard, with concrete walk in rear; also widealley. 4 RNISHED. 110 ° ad 5 : . cath asgaieea i 1 him power to punish this offense by th stu'r Dupout cir 125 | sold at present for 81.50a foot, really worth $2; the ie who have paid little attention to passing | given to its rich coutrapuntal elaborations, aud | $85 s i i : afiy completion of the cable lide will wake tits prop- | Pricefora few days, 87,00. events were frightened by the power shown, | above all, so surpassingly dignified and large | ime, and as cre is u reward offered for the HITCH, FOX & BROWN, | erty sti'l more be. nom 4° iat ponte, WESCOTT, WILCOX & CO, especially by the dockmen’s strike. The gas | the style in which it was rendered, But great- | dvtection of offenders it is expected that the -BY RO. HOLTZMAN, KEAL b3- stokers have been unsuccessful in their | est of all and of any of Herr D’Albert’s per- | OM¢use, now very common, will be stamped Wate aud Insurance Broker, 1uth aids tum 6.7.8.9 AND 10, SY. 1057.1 ya11-6¢ strike, but they had not the sympathy of the | formances in this city so far was his playing | CUt——Thos, J. Edelin has been installed as 4 separately, half sq ¢ trai Laneoln ss ; : NEW 2 aids i hopin" ; ges C. i, of Mount Vernon court of Foresters of comin mting three sireet-y at sj. culative prices; | POR NEWT oom | People, and, besides, had to fight Mr. Livesey.” | of Chopin's B minor sonata, a work whose | ©-! 2 2037 ¥ ot ww. 147 eee ; WRIGHT & S1UCKETT, 510 Fst uw. | Fcc on the curner of Qund Marion ste inwes fue 2oe almost perennial absence from concert pro- | this pluce.——The project for a street railway 3426 4 stn Ww.) we iar. eee ished in natural wood, With cabinet mantels; papered The Grip Symptoms, grams is due to the rarity of artists with in- | here has developed into routes on paper which themes mae, i SAL TEAP LOTS E. iu the best mann huut; heut:d bj From the Detruit Free Press, sight cnough to master it and of audiences | P48 Over various streets, The mghtof way is Oh yeu, I've got it, or rather it has got me | with intelligence enough to reward the playing Bot Yat ranted andie now referred to the e Brae ; i fall to. ove: ving e | Counc e ‘ects, — an round. Iamgreatly tickled with it; that is | logy: the grace of iridcacont ornaments thee | Kegent Irvine of Norfolk at a’banqaet Tuosday my nose is, They say itis the genuine imported | are so wumistakably Chopin's, but expressed | M&ut——Rev. Mr, Porter of Washington has article, duty paid, and not adulterated, with | with more of deeply intellectual, less of merely | been called tobe pastor of a division from the letters blown in, My throat and language, | sensuous beanty, aud with 4 eonscious surren- Raton colosed obiset: Iam sorry to say, aro highly inflamed, The | “er of that local, national characteristic whic! A STRANGE ND. mucous gambrinus, Tincan membranous, won't { CLebin Was so fond of infusing into his works, LAN : Herr D’Albert's performance of it gave the yield to anything I may pour down, and I have ice ‘ auty | Features of Australia—Flowe: ‘ith- tried a litle of everything expecially the latter, panes Copies Biermann ta caaenle nail beanies snd I suffer from several stitches In my head anc Wane an Ccchoty mee tae ane ar eee the lack of several in my vest, which were 5 Ags - burst in sncezing. I sneeze at everything I see, master, Senor Sarasate, too, gave a perform- J From the Boston Journal. ance of capital importance in the Mendelssob: tralia is i ture er Eas only #4 told wou. eee <¢ open Jor inspection, Louk st this hou buy. MCLACHLEN '& BATCHELDE, <9 th st. now. or ¥UKNISLLD HOUSE: ‘Mess.ave.and Thomas 9th above Kst., 149. .# ‘arcle, 17 a rice, froutage ou Mass. av Fot LAthyat oe.” Several other large aud siuali loteat investiuent MES MRT ODE JOK SALE—THREE OF THE MOST CO! cll jeut New Brick Houses in the northwest NTHE MOST GROW: | rooms and bath: tnished in natural woud, with ive sulklivision xbout Washing | het iuautels and open fire places: finely papered, aunli « went We Will built | Located ou Marion st. Just uorth of Q st. Price $4,800. uit your Wife. It will cust you | Houses open tor inspection, MCLACHLEN & BATCH: sand ne more than ELDER, 1210 F st. a. w. jul l-lw 2 Hy Wath leu and own your own LEOBY FISH & MILLER, 1913 ¥ Si E tear Zauw., ise..1100 Sot we QB.We De s...6o | tou For a very thereon a house 16666 OFFIC foor, 5 frontrs % EASLERDAY & HALDEMAN, 6 QOR 8: freemen csum | Bow eee SEO E:S ive caeitstie heck Henan We my 3 eg le= —— = uear lowa circle, 9 rooms; all mod. imps, ; lot xLiO ny heatea by steamy Besse 5,000 SQUARE with side alley; this san opportunity to ecure a fine cach fest, will upFoveRei, 24 Noni very eltap in this! midst beautiga pare we i eats O-9t 1 vn i Le ave, trom 10 te SOUTH 1016 Conn. : z ON THE East F eu J and K; in SLS0O cr 104 : ii tot tae Miiely ccated. BO oF 36 lave such a roaring in my head that the border Mica ame - chtae a established conditions unknown elsewhere, pane TO. HOLTZMAM, lot tas Foon : syst males au | TMGO Nat next room complained of it keeping him awake, epee Henow es ae a violet Theage | and where civilization must adapt itself to sur. : x Die UNFURNISHED : 30K SALES c1gaR ave to get up on a stepladder to talk above | inci vening in th roundings which it finds novel and strange. It eatie louse. POS Toomer tone ta y CAxWOOD & GARRE TT, Stary Bec woe terias ori a whisper, and Tem afraid I will have to breathe | Mcking Inst evening in the support and fulluess ~ = mh: handevmiely fucnisted Z11 Ncrti Capitol | _314-2t® et (near ‘the Capitol). $140 per month. or will rent ~ Unfurnished for $100. W. C. DUVALL, Poe re bls S25 BF et. iw to off DK RENT ¢ 1021 SIXTH STREET 5.2 vaktn.t, :freseoed and pape red U dlied: house buiit one year. Kent, & sell cheap om terns tosuit, F. HO SMITH & 13th and N.Y. ave, ane THOMAS BL-AGi es =| ‘sex08 pity 2. Box ov rae er tes aerd AIN—MOST DESIRAB: ve New House near Dupont circle: * CHARLES EAKLY, 603 14th st H : Tite | of effect imparted by the orchestral accom- | is a country full of absurdities in animal, vege- h my ears. I can't shake off thie Ured ) pauiment Senor Sarasate’s performance amply | tal Je and human life. Ita native race, in poms an't fad any fellow te shake'ieor | Tevedled its unsurpussable qualities, It is an <f S4iAtineane and Davcloraeeih of wi When 1 enecne it Hite me Shske it of | opitome of all that is best in his playing; in | ° sa app reaiellncectemnad with. When I snecze it lifts me off my fect © glowing warmth and beauty of tone, the | i8far below even the cave dwellers and the ne Gee es alts worse, in the | spirit and vigor of the conception, the facile | people of the stone ageof Europe. Its ani- than in the morning, and when Feough T dows | Mustery of ite enormous techmcal difticulties | mals perpetuate types which disappeared from Faise anything but the neighbors; they say 1| 8nd the exquisite ay veaks A chalice Ge every other part of the globe some millions of can stop it by twisting a rope tightly around n stop it bs Jess, Speciel mention ought to be made of the | Y&8r# ago. Ite trees and plants are represent- my neck. What little! doeat distresses me, | sotnish dance Senor Suresate gave as an om. | ative of species found elsewhere only in chalk and it does not always come from the fact that | Ore aud tho Habunera, both Mie own, as pec: | and coal measures. hy syenare of watery cart ok samy | et, et areca, thingy dex Hlary anc, hee ae the bacactr an neck is exceedingly stiff aud formal, It is 2 | £9F he gives them the inimitable national flavor, | quality of its relations in other jands, Al- throu —— = JOR SALE—412 AND 414 MAPLE AVE, LE Droit Park, opposite remdence of Congressman Butterworth, Ieovts as Opp y olter aud further rsapply t0 | WASH'N ENHOWER, lw TLiG Pst. ate, WIN BAL SQL re 0 rooms, large front, side und back yards: lot 25 by 115! workmanship. first-class in ¥ respect: fitted with best plumbing apparatus; electric bell. For BAK rover! Inquire 3° 4 Ka & WEA 6 NFULNISHED. sion ottive, ; water and ‘se ‘the vivacity and passionate tenderness that e: though the trees and flowers are chiefly those 2 Lots adjoiniz ius. Apply BLLLING&k & CO., 635 Fat. uw. | bard matter for me turn my head and look | come aly an a heritage of Spanish blood. The | Of the temperate zone, the birds are, for the Harr Rat aie for amunedisie waproveuci a31-Su across the street when I meet a creditor | COdicnse Inst evening was very large and ex- | most part, of the tropics, and flash the gorgeous % Ga Gris Ok SALE—JUST COMPLETED, AN ARTINTIC | *hen I am out to let the house brane own & | tremely liberal in its applause, which was never | Colors of the parrot and the cockatoo through use Of 9 rooms, near Dup rele; cabinet | little, My mind has been so affected that L better deserved, “4 the dull foliage of the sad-toned eucalyptus, OTH BE BET 7 here pr ay ae hase snus | have been nearly on the point of calling in a —_——»___ ‘The birds have no song, and such notes as they . : : Beuator Sawyer’s, lot /0x0, iH. SEMMES, Rooms 30, Kellowg doctor, but it has not got quite that bad. I Amusements. possess seem like weird echoes from a period Ist nt. mw. 10F 15: renting at $12; cued alley: prive $4. a can't Write at night because I sneeze the lay i i i out; and my nose is so sore I will soon have t | , The first of the ballad concerts to be given | When reptiles were assuming wings and P - a ve i d ot! i - | the tree tops with a strange jargon, before feast Gee) Us Lies aun eee Vera church occurs tonight a¢ 8 oath, gies ithe tae fn poet weny 4 ic! ravating, il while Tam apt to get irritable if any one calls | _ Mrs Mary A. Livermore will lecture at Con- mary ae sees, Mt hapin st, Tr. Jal l-bt Gro. W. LINKINS, hb ad H stan. w, is OR SALE—LUTS 350X150 AT WILSON STA. 5 rty, Luproved and Ununproved, including a Large from Washinton, $100. La Maddox's sab- Consaodious Dwelling, with ample grounds, situ- Kockviile, BLO" to BIGU. Acre jote ta | ated within Siminutes' ride from the business center park, Kell ereek valles: of Washington city, and several moderate-sized 7 at) FURNISHED HOUSES. Sth st_n'r K.1tr. 83: NH. ay. nr. N, 22r.166. i c! ir treearefull of odor. The trees cast no shade, st. Wr 1th, LSP. si) Stoughton stu,w ite in Burrville, e40 delightfully jocated aud at) low prices, aud on easy | me a liar or anything of that sort, This is | Sésstioual church tomorrow evening at 8 on | tr ery leaf i i y -W.hear ist} Lows in Hyaltsvi mr ernie to ; houses and lot of cit! : i “The b today.” ‘Tickets for sal ’, | Since every leaf is set at edge against the sun, 3 iti beat Selbes 188 | “ait-aw’ "bucket & str etn | silt Abyly td We'd: DEMIMUS, heal inate Agent | Veritable ease of the epizootio, Cusban. ‘snd’ Thomas’ “Taeal ieee, | aud shed’ not their leaves, but their ‘bark, near -Utle 108. 100 | Von BALE — Dalal NS — CHUICE tS orm CoNE style, a : | both and aw LOE wT I lege SP CHUCK Simplicity the Style. headed by Frank Cushman, will be at Kernan’s Fe It may be interesting as well as profitable to |BOSt Week é aS young ites fet have limited meaus to | suit to Quash a Water-Main Assessment. ress on to know that the coming queens of 80-| Jesse Holladay, trustee, today, by Messrs. R. ousands: ciety make a study of simplicity, Nota particle | p. Sfussoy and Hf, E. Davis, filed a "petition for | 202, wares, is th “sy ~ of selipiald Seer: neater eg et & writ of certiorari against the District Com- | other growth a gray encslypien, Seeks every ornament but a string of pear! in the | missi uashi: main | lil uplifted some great hair-nigrettes half wreaths of lily of the valley | missioners and the quashing of water re ved exp or white violets are often seen.and occasionally | *##¢ssments for the laying of main in 7th street | Oo oan itself, Here and. there are low hills, ab be examined by permit from HUMAS J. FInHEK & CO. ECEPIION TUES- day Bicht a Mounstoe Fin st with Diatsumiee A | reward will be paid for sts return to tue Arlington hotel Je L&E errs Ww YESTERDAY, ib Charu, coutaining Pict Pa ARRAY, TWENTY-FOURTH JANUARY, 1890 | small side combs bound with carved silver or | between Maryland avenue and E street north- | Yiich in their sides and in the count left an tas E Capitol ste oe AT TEN AM: at Hoaidence No. 1727 Rhode Island gold hold the hair in place. A girl who prides | west, levied against curtain property in square | about eons Gas ooutemnared onslans tee Bore, ust — 0! AY NING_AT WHITE | lowine'wel t household effects: erself on her good taste would as soon wear a | 862. The assessments amount to several thou- Elsewhere are piled up masses of bowlders, : Bi House Reception. VE = ‘nace, Hapdhorchier Beran lor. Le irdle and chatelaine pendants with evening | sand dollars and it is claimed that the ition | which show the long-ago courses of glaciers UL Vt ave. Tir. mee = = een te tobe bee meee ” ‘ess as a bracelet or earrings. Gauze is the | for the main was not considered; that noti- | over the face of the land. Everything seems itevilie, Md. 14; § Cat. uw, Tar. VENING, & Hall Keck, Table aud Sot regulation fabric for her dress and ribbon bows | fication was uot made immedi: os’ vi STE Licciivinnuretiewith'c rats dintwout MeeciA | Sanert Japanove Wetting ‘tely thereafter; | prehistoric, hoary with age and forgotten. To or garlands of flowers the only garniture that some of the lotson which the assessment is ler from other lands 33 Mata, Lue. 30 sei te huftiass Ln ba eawtaven thertou Any’ cus | plswaut Japaties Cabinets, mailed. > Per | laid had already paid water-main tax, do. comes thet he is visiting @ country which had 2S Budi same will please leave at othies of the bbige Mantel Mirror’ Book Case, mee paper <5 Se ceased in its development long eons ago. 40 14th an. my —_ — ctl Desk and Writing Cabinets, ‘he Honeymoon, Lost Bonds Found. _——— \Cupltclo Nal Meron, Covered Memmeenanes | Wiiecs dnietelon retin tod oeoe abies, rom the St PeulEye A young lady from West Virginia, while | Where Comic Opera Talent is Developed. Book with urd “Recond vu frout cover. Finder wil | Waluut keather-covered Dining Chairs, Young bride (pouting)—“‘Here we have only | visiting in New York some time ago, Jost on | Yom the Springfield Republican. See ene oe Been ot Meemeeren ees ——- Mate been married two days, Clarence, and you're way a ‘containii Se It’s nothing strange that the minister is often ? Sas re : 2 Broad: package taining eighteen 42 3 Colwtacaruw.tr 0.30 | fF Ost—oN THE SIN INST, ENGLISH POINTER Palang ope cubes Coamiber Purnitans, scolding me already!” 1,000 United States bonds and one bond of the | Shocked by the acting of the pretty girls of the BM stro. Dog; likht Laver covr, uivkel coUar; tag 6oU7. ‘air and Musk Husband—“‘I know, my dear—but just think Hudson railroad. The lady came here tore-| Choir. The choir has become the training a | Moyighrgwand af Feturued tg 1234 watt Btiownand ister . how long I've becn waiting for the chance!” —_| Pore the numbers of the bonds and secured the | school for the comic stage. The good - ae > a ~— ~ nee =, Glassw: oo di ibis UF Sid ak nw. Or 0 MS at ata 30 St = NOV. BS. 1889, LADY'S LONG GOLD phutcton, Reguision, Beryanta Furniture, &e,, &e, A Sweet Proxy. secvions of Me. by og os Si th a a glance at it ‘of the most onder OSE REXECAGUSE S10 TUB rea ee | eae Fan aera aes, Maredetane, Bing sod tay | Eee ee Pr Sowtina, Aneticoes. | From the Ot. Pest tre eS ee Soubrettes and prima shows that they yy EO farms iio NEW LUKE Dik HOUSE, 709 9th at Bow, = Husband—Where is my wife, Anna?” Troop “A” at Target Practice. began by making the minister miserable. for pertulaaion to look over okie ere; |, The Prudential insurance company caused laid—‘She' gone upstairs, sir,” three members President’ er other particulars ‘write to OSi 7 FRIDAX, JANUARY 10, UMBRELLA, | the arrest of the superintendent, assistant perdi tegrion her hice Gear; The thirty ot ee . A bill was introduced in the Maryland senate LAS. 5 — Beurcrol stare horse nial dear was” Liberal aeacs | pevintendent and medical examiner at theif] Thee psf erlagity pgp mow and | Love: District national gasrd, turned out last | 2 45) so regulate telephone raise ond pre- 1 ee pp oo 19 | Bub retura to CHEW, Higws Unik” “jabsemte™ | branch office in Utica, N.¥., charged with de- can't wait” _ night for target practice, the first appearance | ont discrimination. aa : Scale = ERESTOS LINING, PAINT AND CEMENT oe ee ee EE Tobler and Charles Bullard, two of | egg ni hg Pentre dias Oats pocenaeeea Sohes etd 4 be an aj per 1027 Rist, 16s. sera sae tiggs00 | 2ea a-oty Porved kovauer ted Cate a Seat nse eyes ay anoual mosting of b= gee sieht manda whe were sentenced to be faster Burrost cane rate He per are) the pie dig ier ladr 5 Fm ger age a2s-18e —_ cad ole ACEH BOSS Oe Tale St Boston. ’ proved until January 90,” were re" | creditable work for thelr fret record shot. | shop. A Monument Proposed to Permanently Commemorate Columbus’ Discovery. The universal discussion of the site of the Proposed world’s fair of 1892 seems to have driven entirely from the pablic mind, for the time being, what is perhaps a prior question, whether, namely, © great industrial fair be the only and most enduring memorial our nation can make of this interesting anniversary. It cer- tainly has not the merit of novelty, and great as its beneficial effects in an educational anda commercial Way would surely be such an exhi- bition has no permanence as a visible and con- spicuous monument after the display is over. Without, however jmilitating in the least against the obvious useful results which a great inter- national industrial fair would unquestionably yield, but rather leaving that important ject and the question of its site eutirely aside, the present writer desires to sagge feature of the netion’s memorial which is necessary to give it the permanence and lasting impressive- hess of aconspicuous public monument. Already, it is true, Senator Edmunds bas pre= sented a bill in Congress looking to the estab> lishment of a great national university as @ quadri-centennial memorial, and there is rumor abroad of a project to erect a vast mo- morial music or assembly hall to the esme pur- port, but neither would these any mo. than @ orld’s fair by itself possess the desired char- acter of a distinct, imposing and endearing monument, whose use is to be solely the telling of a great siory or the perpetuating of the memory of a great event, for sucha parpose there is no structure or work of art as suitable #s that which from the earliest times all civil- ized nations the world over have specially eme ployed for this purpose, and that is the MEMORIAL OR TRIUMPHAL ARCH, Unlike the great religious monuments extant in temples and cathedrals, or the personal me- morials preserved im statues of marble or bronz: triumphal or memorial arch seems to ha n peculiarly chosen to commem- orate great eveuts of national or world-wide importance and to have their purpose, like th memorial stones set up rliest such commemoration alone. Le and educational and even commercial uses to other lines of building or art these great stract- ures like our own Washington monument, stand content simply to point through the passing ages to the great events in the world’s history which they were set up to record. We ed only recall for familar ond illustrious examples of such memorial arches or gates in old world the beautiful Propylaca of the ‘opolis at Athens, the arches of Constentine of Titus at Rome and in modern cities the endid Simplon gate at Milan. the Branden- burg gate, two hundred feet wide, at the head the Linden avenue in Lerlin, the classic Propylaea and majestic Siegesthor of Muni and, most notable of ail, the Are de lEtoile in Paris, erected to commem- orate the victories of Napoleon the first, Who that has been in Paris can forget the im ression made by that unrivalled vista up the broad and gradually rising avenue of the Chawp where in the distance stands this mizhty structure with its massive entabla- ture rising for above all surrounding buildings, aud its noble archway flanked on either side by colossal groups in bas relief of Peace aud War, I have said uarioailed, but not meaning that this view can never be rivalled, for on the con- trary I believe that here in our own national apital the ists a site and an approaching avenue which not only strikingly suggest a comparison with the view from the Tuileries up the Champs Elysies in Paris, but which are probably uusurpassed in any city of the world tor the magnificent vista they afford, or for the placing of a noble monument of national and even world-wide importance. I refer to 16th street and the elevation at its northern exten- sion jast beyond the boundary—the most con- spicuons and commanding site fora public monument in the whole District—now, alas, distigured by an empty and unsightly stand- Pipe, an cloquent reminder to every cultured foreign visitor to our much-boasted beautiful city of the amount of outrage to good taste an American community can quietly put up with, Jf the proper bilis could be introduced and passed by the present Congress for the improv- ing of this site and for the erection of a me- morial arch thereon of grand dimensions, to be called the Columbus arch, to be for ages to come 4 remiuder of the gateway from the old world to the new, opened by the great discov- erer, and if the magnificent avenue leading thence, as it now does, straight to the portals of the White House, the simple but ever beau- tifal homestead and hearthstone of the pation, could be at the same time, m place of its pres- en? insignificant designation, be named Colum- bus avenue, I believe the people of the country and of other American states, and visitors from foreign lands, long after the spiendors of the world’s fair have vanished will be deeply im. pressed with the dignified memorial thur left to perpetuate the memory of that great event, That the work should be undertaken and car- ried through with the most liberal spirit and with the most enlightened direction that our national government is capable of stands ad- mitted as a matter of course, The structure should take rank for conspicuousness beside the Capitol and the Washington mon- ument, and so, challenging the criticism of the world, should embody the very best results obtainable of our Awerican art and architectual skill, with @ view to occupyimg worthily so prominent a place among the world’s noted monuments, While patriotism and the national significance of the monument itself would de- mand the design to be exclusively the work of American architects and sculptors, yet the erec- tion of the monumeut and the materials for we artistic embellishment need not be confined to the United States alone, On the supposition, for example, that the monument took the form of a maxsive quad- rangular structure admitting three thorough- fares, the central one a lofty arch, with a lower one On either side, and that the spaces above these smailer arches,on both the north and south fronts, as also the spaces on the east and west sides, be allotted for allegorical groups or bas reliets representing the great political di- visions of both North and South America, such as Canada, the United States, Mexico, the Oen- tral and the South American republics, these other American states would doubtless gladly welcome the opportunity of contributing ther réspective groups; the main positions, such as the spaces above the great middle arch, the vast frieze and the inside wail space would naturally be reserved for the sculptured representations of the landing of Columbus and of other historic incidents connected with his voyage of discovery. The procuring of a suitable design and the necessary preliminary arrangements for the erection of the monument would re- quire such a length of time as to demand that the project be taken in hand promptly if its com- pletion or even its inauguration, while yet in- complete, is to be associated with the quadri- centennial anniversary. The writer, while claiming no other influence than that of any American citizen who is in with « proper degree of national pride and love of country, believes, nevertheless, that he is not the rights and duties of the most modest citizenship in thus laying before the public a scheme for an enterprise of . such as is above Pakcl ths'oubiss Mascot oor est hope not lic interest may ohio onan there will be found the Fuaxk Sewatt, 1331 L st aw. —— ee Who Is the Richest Man? New York Correspondence Baltimore American. A discussion of that well-worn topic, Who is the richest man living? has been aroused by the death of Mr, Havemeyer, himself regarded as & very wealthy citizen and worth something like ten millions. Mr. John D. Rockefeller, made from the inside he is worth wealth of Jay Gould. The Van¢ of them is worth # hundred millions. fe i Hi aii ff Fil i i cere Hell 4 i : i ii f i E ior iH He : fi | Ho of i i it H i f jail i | I i A