Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1892, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, MONDAY. VEMBER 7, 1892-TWELVE PAGES. 3 — gg FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. AUCTION SALES. | SOCIAL MATTERS, M ANYS, AILORS DROWN SUICIDE OF THE SACRIST A LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON | [OK SALE—A DESIRABLE BUSINESS CURNER,! ] al R SALE_A DESIRABLE CORNER ON 14TH TOMORROW. Lient. and Mra T. B. Amiss have issucd | His Body Found Hanging High tm the pe jor particulars apply to | Fas ue Eig tee bouse: 10 rooms and: beard ‘aes nw. For particulars app) 'S HUFTY, S, BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER, coral tee She martin of their daughter Sallie | Chureb Spire. ave “1301 F ston Hi st between 34 and 4th ne; 97-1 rick: ‘17th st. nw. Apply | n7-3t s 1301 ¥ st nw. ‘e, w to Mr. Jus. H. Clear November 16 at 7 o'clock, a wan w: 1. —Por the first time NDSOWE MOOsEs ON | © -oalition ihrombout Toi 20r150," for 88,008. R SALE—A Bi TITTLe LOT oN | WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE | at the Lutheran Memorial Chuteh. At bome | Particulars of the Loss of the Helen ke sevens ri rathotie ch SOME HOUSES ON | Fine se. corner store and dweliioe of S rooms, 1D Foe sat BAZAAR, after November 25 at 590 $d street northeast. the history of the Trinity Cat aon arr onsen” <a} 1 — ~~ we copteved’ st tant’ cbt seis, WALKER, 458 LA, AVE,. Sate HEIGHT! : NO. M0 LA. AVE. X. W, Carde are out announcing the marriage, No- ] there was mo second service yesterday. The SALE_A NICE HOME FOR 94.200 0N OTH #4. MORRISON, 121% F st.n.w._n5-3t Se sue xember 16, 1892, of Judge Hl. B Moulton of | | break was caused by the discovery of the body pete: each floor and SALE FINE. PIECE OF BUSINESS ROP- EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF HORSES, MARES | thie city to Miss Elma S. Seunders, formerly of of George Janke. the secristan, banging high ithout seine my Itt | octet” THER S RUTHERFORD, 1 SUBURBAN PROPERTY. AXD MULES. | Maryland, but now a resident of ‘Washington. | up in the church spire after the congregation Ge eam cua. pacance woNTaLY. | FU MAPE LINE, IAMOE, SEW DWELLING | 55 wexaap acne Win Taga HOUR | Tos LET TUE DAY, NOVEMBER” EIOWTH, at “TEN | qua8e Moulton bas long been a resident ofthis had fled the church. ASH. BALANCE MONTH’ ~ ts pSDAY, > 3 . i = al Cesc hccre evar sdecad” ox these tern price For particalars snd tereaapely te, | Fria catalan, om the Brentwood toad ave | F Scuthinant of Tincoln Park, £0,000 O'CLOCK, without reserve, aii iake ctite ax peg org ——_ fant Eigatent excitement prevailed fore than — from ®&b snd Rbode Island ave. ming! lig of Rives’ station, B.& U.K. R. Apply #urond at speculative fare. “CHAR! e P jamline Church, of wl after Father Conrad egtare es | C+} 3 BF f 1 car load of Horses and Mares, shipped to us from | he ig ber foums, bath and cellar. lot 17x85 1307 F to OWNER, 622 Ast. n. & ‘n WALT, Atlantic building, 800 F st. now Wensilend Other Oe tee one cae ae a member. | italian Electi i we with the expianation 1 without seeing ry list | -—HAS (© NE R SALE OR RENT-NEW DWELLING. SIX | FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—LOT 18X08, 0: same excellent Warking aud Driving Hersssand | Afcbdeacon Moran of Maryland gave an in-| Italian Elections Sustain the Gov- tad happened Jani RAED DeSTONE, Sog-606 F st. i at Be | ceeans Taey ease SORES Mew TREY e: | Kiet. ne near Fat, Will take small nnincambere Mares, teresting service at Fort Myer last evening. the charch for five sears. He rang the bell for ‘A VERY CHEAP SEW DAY WI decorated: “carefully bailt wader our Personal super’ | RB-2 ae, ‘Also 12,000 feet in square 1023; well adapted for Also Miss Halford, who is visiting at Col. Henry's, ernment. service Saturday night at Vespers, and that was et mw. bet. North Ca stone | [ani had frgciam in every reauect house open for | ox SALE—ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS | Drilding small hotaes tuch'as are bullt on rewainder | 05 noad of Horses and Mares consizaed to us by differ: | eang two, becurital selene the last seen of him. PRES EE usalareand price apply 20 | H's'few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland, | ofthe square. Price per foot, 40 cents ent parties and consisting of some first-class stock. When Father Conrad found that his robes itl j PEERS RUTHERFORD. 1307 ee ee 5-St WARREN CHOATE & CO. 790 lth st. n.w. SS ‘The engagement is announced of Miss Isa- AB pret enh pany teen Regi ge 4 , etveet_ wal . - OR S\LE—THREE-STORY ELEVEN-ROOM | “Gne'#1.000 covtare, containing 4 rooms, @10 cash | FOR SALEBY W. ©. DUVALL. 025 F ST.N W.— % 2 belle 8. Cook and Mr. Charles Duvall Belt. morning be {i 4 for J: 4. fiud- TO MED Br STONE. 804.800 F st. Fier Snelling Sith al tod t ps. ; weil located | and #10 jer month. jot O4x68, 8.0. cor. New York qd New Jorsey Ales Mics EI WRECK OF HELEN MAR. e inquired for Janke, and, not finé a DAVID BD. Sear tauneat oe At A Beshy aeemremtene, to th ‘st cable ‘carn. tworstory | ahg ht Sobcetiaze, containing & roomy $15 cash | aves. Cn. wi Tachudine’ 2 Retwes on fonts Fide | 15 new and second-band Phisetons, Bugstes, Wagons, ss Ela and Emma Wooding of Danville, | j ing bit, « search ras immediately inangurated. 4 M Cad - Louisias i ry be ss, Dapdegmely free ; [OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST Paar | tase g ee eon ee papers Pe EIS raped rasa ag ay Crea The announcemert Saturday that Mr. and | ae syne romney epee a Rees caty_ nt rece aknd. 412.008 | ee sere nthe ty, staseeg on ae Cibteome nn oe ee ae i nig. Whitney ave, nest Latin, Boe. gor ma te A.” Py eae ae PS F. Meer etert of Nosth Carolina have come } sie serra eke ane of the | eee te TD De STONE Ot at nw. | heated by steam ; excellent condition ; price. $35.000. re aot a Aaah BW,» Ce. vie ner of new. (sont * | to Washington to attend the wedding of Miss | further particulars concerning ot tt DAVID BD. STORE. S0sena s08 Fet_n.w._ | ey DW WARVER & CO.” | ..hro Ss 400 cottanes, containing 8 to 10 rooms, @45 | All evane- bat "hd ‘and teed Sih: “reat on ir: Caroline Kossack and Mr. John Scott of Balti- | whaler Helen Mar, which was sent to the bot- ROUGH TRIP ACROSS. FEW snow BRICK: DESiRARLS | “aide” bee 916 ¥ st. 2. ‘All of the above are conventent to the ste | H4-4z180. aide and Paar alleys, with two bricks on it more was an error. Mist Kossack states that tom of the sea, drowning thirty-four of her | on M st ben gpa: | OR SALE—A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON, tion, they are well built bave porches, wells, pumps, | S#7 and a2 C'n-w-, €13,000 — | scRerrURE, CARPETS, STOVES, ac, ar|Sbeknowsno such person ecJokn Boot and phar toek * big ice- | Th* Artsona and Servia Mad » Stormy Pae- tome, PW EP DERE | rookie dud bath ict 1xig0. Paice BEAU | Satrobes, butbeand other convent ~ FOR SALE-A TERY DESIRABLE BUILDING | FURS . Deas that the sender of the notice to Tar Stan, | (re™ sfter being crushed between two ance. re Vk AACD OMAN | "Sipe end beth: eT ERE co. ntata trem "10.000 to, pt ot around, iegreagset (Th Saree AUCTION. mich bore every indication of being authenti, an Stee pon ois Loxpox, Nov. 7.—Steamer Arizona, from = oRaOW DWH | - 916 F st. n.w. ‘les. Wasnini ‘TROTH or DANIEL & ARMAT, 1313 F st. is re ean my is means of annoying her and her rela- | officers rk were as follows: New ¥, Li pou aeeneto py Fa ‘A NIGE HOUSE ON CLEVELAND franea of the B, and 9. railroad, SALE—A FINE LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS | _TUFSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIGHTH, at | tives, ©. Thaxter, master; W. F. "Handy, first mate; | New York for Liverpool, arrived at Q a i i as ar ‘and bath; bested by dl and electric railroad to Baiti- .w. between 17th and 18th sts, tyre. €2 79 | TEN A.M., in front of sales rooms, large and weneral Sonia prive, #3.790. term, #050 | Bere: loetaxog eat. Groom . erg end Bw. between 17th ang Vth sts Sy Hiees : . be ray sie coes Pg ee mautation Gekets to | RARE Tage! FW. TROTH or DANIEL | conection of Household Farniture and Effects of Eastenpay HALDEMAN, BM WARNER CO. | sthovis, ‘churches’ ke. Commutation ‘ekets to | K'ARWAR Isis Fat as co r ure an july Gig cents each may, 20 0s propert x LOTS=MD. AVE, | *lmost every description, without enumerating tn b today. She reports that she experienced @ Dr. and Mra, 0. M. Muncaster were called | Richard L. Ellis, second mate; Joaban Minia, | 1% 0° over to Baltimore yesterday by the sudden |{tird mate; Jobn O'Hara, fourth mate; Wan. | Borthwest gale on Wednesday and Thursday; | Ward, fifth mate (savea); Antonio Leitz, An-| her decks were swept by the heavy seas that ae aa | death in the morning of Mr. A.C. Gibbs, Mra. ver Poa iz xew FORT @ROOM BRICK. | [OK SATE—NEW DAY-WINDOW BRICK ON CAP i oe few froms to10 2 corner lo! ot two building sites. | deta, wil! be found tn this sale for Hed Tooms, Par-| Muneaster'a brother inclue, - |tonio Paugalino, Louis ‘Antone and Frank | boarded her, and asa matter of precaution hor 1; desirably located now. price, $3000; | L Hill, @ rooms; bath; cellar; farnace ; electric bells: na id dweiline. OO fut fronton Ma : : js | Birch, boat steerers; C. Nelson, preventer ce tet Se . Teikate PSs servant Why pes | all 1 troat and back stairs, > slea rooms on arty wall, for $3,200. , Md. ave. near th | lorsand Dining Rooms, and other Furniture, Stoves, | An enjoyable surprise party was given to Mies | boat steerer; Willis Bray, steward: A. Kershaw, | Pasrengyrs r A scatteny tay oP vasteRDay FwAl aS) Sich care tua heraics 1 BO-b00" TAMES G Sheth abled one acre or 815. Also Gr te ak Tok G8:500. RE MO MORRT. | Cfoekery and Tin Ware, Agaie Solari by a number of her friends last cook; G. Cook, cooper and carpent ahem gee gee yo ver " ae © io Fst ‘St*” | unfurnished liouse; #10. U. E. HINE, Vienna, Va. ee he ae ALSO evening. Music and dancing was kept up till a| The wife of Capt. Thaxter, who is a native of hg eh aga Mags “ NEW SIX-ROOM WINDOW WOK SALE-SD AND IST. 8 ES NEW BRICKS: n3-6t" = . Sclshous. 4 Ch deg | 4 pool from New York, reports that she expert- i 4 =A 3 : 1. ES ea was = as e a emsae xe ct Minnt | !ste hour. Among the features of the evening | St. Helene, bas recently arrived in this city, | vig sa - oo “peries 3.500 torton, #50 cash, | Hi roome and baths all me is $3:500 each. GESG. | po SE ele EDO | Carts aad eg ns “28 Mowat MNBL) wore a donkay The first prizes were where che expected tomect her husband on hit | Sop uaTinment gales throughout ber voy aw S20 per moat HALDEMAN, pm Bi OSCAR W. WHITE. 0092 | Send large. ist, try | Se ei Mae ES P ef ‘ __ Swarded to Mr. Ewald Schneider and Miss return from the north. Second Mate Ricbard | Yutreat hen re reported stranded at 1 STERDAY & MAN, "OR PALE BY OSCAR W: WHITE. OOO Fats) | 20 nil ey . | ——— | Bisse Costello. The booby prizes were won Uy | L. Eli belongs in Dartmouth, but for a num-| Scotland, has been ot aif the necks wed ae amet F 02 Jowe Circle, fine: : farm ci ; RGANIZING a NEW CHURCH, _ | Mr lewin Johnson and Mies Kate Spraight, ber of years bas made his bome in San Fran- | Scetand, ‘ aan — ty 2D SETA “ioe qe SEER Ga > +g ee ee | Among those Present were tbe Misses L. sais | aco, when not in the arctic, pee eet Beatoel wet T 3 5 * Spraight bert, M. Costello, K.) The Helen W. Mar which sailed from San : : Be i FAR | An Interesting _Ceremo! tia | all, praight, 5 . a : feash required, balance "to ¢ EIS ACRES GOOD LAs PO. Pane eee emer | on eS wines, G) oo oe | Basher Ss Gina P hromseh Ar day, F tae. | Pramsiate Bie Mepham eee A oat PASTERDAY ity in of Washington ave. 18 6x95. at A : 18 Sew OF 40 square foot. WALTER niet | marm, M. Smith, L. Muller, Mr. Roche, the | ber 24, 1891, was last previously reported July | J®dae Altgeld’. Train Breaks a Record, bi *. = Veen trosts good Wallin teoeicee rian nad | = omic Interesting exercises were held yesterday | Messrs w Coe, a. eeaeae, 3 Pheipe, Bz | 1, 1882, having then taken one chet, 7] Buoommrotox, I1t., Nov. 7.—The fastest jOR GALE_HoUsY via OTH ST NF F ‘er. emi. $00 | trait electric railway to Motus Vernon, ow com. | JOQE SALE—TWO FINE LOTS ON R AB {afternoon at the new Presbyterian chapel in | McCarty, W. Smith. A. Collins, “@. Miller, J.| "Acey Kershaw, cock on the Helen Mar, who | time ever made by a train on the Chicago and ee o@ monthly pay tents. open for inspection . E sho Pronerty. Apply OB promises or D.w. i dimensiom® 252100. feet. Anacostia in coi tion with - | Eldott, C. Gilbert, R. Maxwell. E. Schaffirt, W. | came down from the arctic on the Belaiga, tells ” 20 pe sount; Secbtroome, bath. oe t SoH SNOWDEN. Drawers Alexandria, Va: | 82.10 per foc. eae BR | ia in connection with the formal organ- | ; pert, R. Maxwel » W. | ig, Alton railroad was made Saturday afternoon, ce eae tise D. BBS Seat te 9 {zation of the church ther ‘The little chapel | Goodlove, Gasinheimer and J. O. Donnell. waged < 9 oy ons and hardebip atter | Soars John P. Altgeld, one of the «peakers at Youve on prewises looked very bright and pretty with the after-| Miss Pear! McGill of Chicago has been spend-| the wisck of the Mar. | | | the democratic. tally. after, his ajierch, mos noon sun filtering in through the tinted win- | i988 few days with her sister, Mrs. Ralph R. | Psy “grabs boro 9 eee VE a be | taken to Chicago on a special train, | Barnard, 1011 O street. Tomorrow she snils | {NC tok tran wich that they did moto, | Zee train was drawn by | for Berlin to study music for two years. | in trving out the catch that they did notob-| xo 92 and ‘Engineer Foote. w re i tndy 1 | serve the swift current carrying them toward a le he om Bi The University Club will give « reception | great ice foe, in the center of which was a huge pane gr hegre teggempo ody | vember 14 to meet Mr. Justice Shiras. | iceberg. When they observed their peril there | arPot im Chicago. 13 «city to Joliet via Mrs. Gen. Jos. A. Miner bas returned to the | was no time left to escape wreck. They bed | Coal City, distance of SI allen was mode te city, having spent the summer at her former §°t out two boats, but had no time to get into | 109 minutes, Two det stops were made for inn one them before the vessel came into contact with a | the ordersand two stops for railroad crossings. The sermon | The residence of Mra, Pach, 1219 10th street |}2° foe: Dg do tev ice cut through | The ran from Pontiac to Odell of twelve mice ¥ EON] T RY NICE SIX- ‘T—WINTHROP HEIGHTS, AT STATION 1 RSE Taoae PLEGANT. New cvone: FOR AUE_ON WITH GE Se, THRE MICE | FORREST WORTHROP RIGHTY ATSTATION | POR SUE CEVERAT © | front residences in fos 5G) New Hampshire | hath. Introbes and ail Conveniences, good. deep lots desirable d-room cottage. Inquire at P.O. ‘* | ave. just pat circle. Lor terms and Revs | these houses 5 22) 2 tee ae es s ®-®-_ | dows and enriching the bright colors of the new Sees 5 ae: Sones 3 5 R SALE—BARGAINS IN RYATTSVILLE-IN SALE — A LOT ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, | pe . SALE 04.500 FOR AX FXCEPTIONALLY | [ou nase the door: sso wi ms this desirable suburb, within 7 ot | E FRONTE: UTH, IN THE IMMEDIATE | carpet on tho floc The little room was filled i 150 per month, Interest tucladed 1enW ‘€ | Washington, 10 minutes’ ride, with fare 9 cents. we | VICINITY © ST, AND CABLE CARS: LOT | with an interested gathering of people, inclad- ‘B nowt desirable past of C st. ne. ;containe 7 rooms | £2) MSF mene Inert et utiding ant have a number of attractive houses, from Oto 10 | 502158. PRIC! LY Roe. PER SQ. FT. OTHER | 3 Ns and bath; center stairw Sciation of New York. 509 Lith st. rooms, at prices from $1,500 up, on easiest terms; | LOTS ADJOINT ELD AT $1 PER SQ. FI. | ing a large number from the Capitol side of the ie CD LIEBERMANN, 1303 F at._| A*séciation of New Yor = | sochoice building lots on small monthly payments. | (247) WILL & JOHNSTO lGereacse ice — io “ oR SALE—TWO NEW 6-ROOM, BaY-Wixpow Be oe healthy, with 30 trains, 3 aE ong P| nB-3e __1503 PENNA. AVE. Th nase oir Z =a 925 10.950 ih, will be bricks ond bet Band F ste. Iad to show this property. ‘y. | POR SALE-2,000- FEET LOTS; WITHIN TWo| ‘The services were opened with brief de i and baterment prom tick nts.4-foom and cellar fraines.on Gale and O17 F ata. | Pe efaawes ef lteed Reece Sor eS UO te ut oa tat} volivaalexercites a $ o'clod dreciling Broome snd bath; lor Tou to Ryacaser wy bet 1th and 17th we water and vewer AK GRO} NEW | tidewater, where verrels drawinu 10 fect of watercan | VOUCNAL exercises at 3 o'eloc 4 ven is 2 les | unload their bes was delivered by Rev. Mr. Wynkoop, pastor of V1 , i was made in nine minutes, rate of seventy- rents Lot on 10th st. bet. Vand W | a1, ceven-room cottage, two acregs within 234 miles | unload th 2 Sait 3 PsP northwest, was the scene of a pretty wedding In moment two masts snapped off and fell S“* Son 84” very' chan ota @ bat Sat | fee fet Bib ; “eT ULE att | Hoes sha cont yards. | P “ | the Western Presbyferiun Church, and was an | yesterday afternoon, that of Miss Emma Pach | on the ice and the vessel went’ down aa thurgh, | 8¥° Milos am hour | | : ° = L. © JUSTICE and tore for sale in atl parte of the cy. u | Fou SALE A CORNER FOR #3,000. exceedingly instructive and eloquent discourse, | @nd Mr. 1. H. Levy, both of this city. Ex-| the bottom had dropped out. Just as she w ls | as s | a0 JAMES F. SHEA, 02 Pa. ave. p. R SALE TWO NE’ s, MS AN Seach pee nen ware, ANE, BW.: 40 ft front; | drawn from the text: “Upon this rock will I | actly at 5:30 the bride and groom entered the | sinking Fifth Mate’ Wm. Ward and foar men | @ROOM BaAY.| CORNER OTH AND B STB. NE, | 7y bath: hog and ote weet iconerenes cope mantry; | small cash payment. balance i Soe j buila my church, and the gates of hell shall not | parlor, which was beautifully Gecorated with | Jeaped on the ice floe and caved their lives. } Eyed, Dasement brick ; latwe park: | easy. Address A.C. TRUE, 1004 17th st. n. W. 1:i24 Fst. Bow. eres agains: it.” At the close of the rermon | palms and chrysanthemums. The bride was! They saw the captain and the first mate | Canadians and Nova Scotians Confer. Haxirax, N. 8.. Nov. 7.—Sir John Thompson, Mackenzie Bowell and J. Chapieau, members of the dominion government, have arrived here to Newfoundiand ‘ocl 21m" = letters were Presented by some fifteen persons | attired in a costume of white bengaline and | straggling in the water. but conld not lend any Z | TION. | > OR SALE—25 OR 45 ACRES OF A BEAUTIFUL quare bounded by New York | from other churches, and these, with a number | Cashmere. After the ceremony a repast was help. In five minutes the captain and thirty- tract in clear fields, near Bethesda Park and ter- | ave, st.. New Jersey ave. a1 Stn. received on the profession of their faith, were | served. Quite « number of relatives and friends | threc men jad found a watery grave. Of the | Meet the de FOR SALE ‘Installment plan:” 2.story stone and ‘ered Iara * We ENGLIsH & VEAGER, Gis Fst. an welling on Elm st,, Le Droit Park. 412>smaall | minus of electric railroad creasing in value | On asphaitedatreet, 20 ft. fron, 100 ft. deep to shpespercicast, phe, om New ¥ Tel A, overnmen: alk over the SOK WALE HOUSES MARYLAND AVE BET Govoweat, balance #25 per months price nly | "oCiSSege SO SPORE SOE ee | wile aT oe Ee aie natty gMdtesleeat® formally organised invo a chrarcl by. the, pros from. Ne Fine atimore and Washington | men on the floe besides Ward were oat Steerer | Soarnmettt to talk over th ae tign ee g x: x ; (meee: Lby ommittee, who were present for the 5 not Pangalina, Cook Acey Kershaw and Sail- 13th and 14th tr 84,000 06 FOE SAGE-ON MONTHLY Pawns. ELT6 f : byterial committee, wh resent for the | wore present. The Presenta were numerous | Anot Pangalina, Cook Acey Kershawand fail- | 20d other matters et_¢ 4 Tigi ot. bet. Rand Fs * oe ae al cael aici ee ee oe bie building loty at Forest Glen. Md. algo mice |. gp THOS. J. FISHER § Co.. | Purpose. The church then clected the follow- | and handsome. The officiating minister was | ors Katsura and Perros. Their situation was oo ~~ 4 ina am Ih peer Pe 2 frame, Gr. 0) and brick Mwoeiling; lot 125 feet deep: price, on easy | hows Somat te — en = See: _ | ing officers, who wereduly ordained: Elders, A.B | Rev. L. Stern of the Eighth Street Temple. very bad, as the floe was swept by icy winds, “esr. Harvey jond will arrive on the Take WATERS © THOMPSON. 15 Fae awe” IRAUM GE Moe cH 310 EON 2D ST. S.W. HET. G AND A: LOT (0. Bohrer: deacons, 3. Hi: Bimpaou, pais Belem eas and they had no ehelter. | Carthagenian, which is due today. SOR SALE-CHEAP 2-STORY AND BASEMENT OR SALE-151 ee dwelling; lot rk lot, 18xAC to 13-ft. alley price 8 ?,800, farleton E. Snell. T estion of naming the NY GONE 7 , They hoisted a shirt on a fragment of a spar ~~ Syoich Or abd bath, covered porthe mm = ann NB. LEONARD, 20 44 98S. | new church was settled bya Vole of the mem. | ANY GONE NOME TO VOTE, and waited for help from some pasting ves Keported Death of Theodore Child. node "WATERS & 5 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—906 1 st. n.w., two- For = FOR SALEBY OW’ ESIRABLE LOT: 1.77 oe in favor of designating it as the Garden | phe Departments Present a Deserted Ap- | They «pent forty-eight hours on the ice before | Loxpox. A special dispatch to the SALE-TO CLOSE story frame, lot 202100. price. 83,300. 3 — pratdttare fest; 73 feet on east side Fioridaave. hear | Memorial Church, in memory of the late Alex- paiaeee sigacy. they wore seen by the steam whaler Orica, 8 n, a, ges hs AL : = At prices with which youcan find : ander Garden, who for mang years longed and = which mistook them for walruswes. Soon after | 0/¢ that Mr. Then tore pags Sioiming, bcger- and orice Bouge, ain ts SE East YOR SALE—Satory and basement rick, Bat. me po fan: PIANOS and OHGAS Ss : Cor: | Praved tor the establishment of the church, | The government department buildings have | the rescue the steamer Belaign came ulongeie | P Mr. Theodore of the Harpers, bE Cy rer eee Fooms | near Mass. ave. ; $ rooms: price, #5. ‘Gispaeed of te maake macs roses ° acotionde. |W! fed he did not live to enjoy, and to whose | a deserted appearance today. All the able-| and took them on board. Ail excent Kershaw weds yr = 5 eos in .~ y ~ are - JAS. F. McGEE, 224 Ist st. ne | 126 D st. ne, . story stone dwelling; ew stock now arriving. W. McKINLAY, family is largely due the fin success of | bodied men who have votes in states where | were left at Unalaska, as they were so badiv | be died from cholera at Ixpal ir. Ohi a ee WesebEr wit Ok & HIFSTON, theyll be Zoid om ‘cuow torn ee = the present church enterpris x | such votes are likely to count have either gone | {zen they cannot be returned. They will all | ¥#* making a tour of the east . elegant brown-stone house: Just | :5 ‘, eros pL SRE R SAL CLO-E built upon a portion of the Garden estate, |t id : | recover but Mate Ward. who will be a cripple. | > ence. ery ear tre can - SGART BAY.WiNDSW ‘SANDEIS & STAYMAN, 1: Champlain avenue at ie. perf & | Which has been freely donated to the church, {Home or will go home teday or tomorrow. | ““rye gaddest feature of the etory is that the | _A Diapute Over the Mollinger Relics. fic bids. 980 F st. n.w. ‘ gat ave. nw: seven and nine Foaeanecer eos ae m3 | | The rervices yesterday were concluded by a| Practically there will be no business done in | captain was married in December last, just be-| Prrrastno. Pa. 3 | rooms, with ail nolern iinprovenients: couwenten SALE—HALLET & DAVIS s NO | — s; | pleasant communion service,conducted by Drs, | the executive departiments until after Tueeday. | fore he sailed, to a lady in Nautacket. He | that Fred and FPA. Mollune aes — | td very desirably lo: in eves in good condition. Address Box 110, Star office. § OTS WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, m s v , i. | I. _ He | that Fredand F. 1. A. Moliinger, the nephews pecti tear stregtipecices, Terosemraniivete| rat ar office. | POT ‘ON YR Little and Ramsdell. | Among those prevent and | Matters of routine aro being attended to, but | brought her here and took hier as far as Unis | pra pane ar the ing taste nonkge os CHARLES G. Rise | *Qulcy buyer. LW. WEED & CO., Sw lithst. A.W. | Don “5 % JGRAND| have a few WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Lots, Mfistiog in the Te Teun dell ccd Me Willing | Pothing of importance will be taken up. All the | /aska. From there she returned to San Fran- | {10 Wire 0 ecsh nek jos bas oa p00 Fate ne St aes | Fpiano:reantitut at hich T_ can offer FOR SHORT TT ynkoop, Rev. C. B. Ramsdell and Mr. William | Pething of in : ** | cisco and is now in Oakland. . cl and retics hos stirred « SSE MOST Eset | FOR_SALE— NORTHEAST — WITHIN —FWO | quility’ and powers plomant tack ans gue pene : RMS and LOW PRICL, most DE: Ballantyne, constituting the organizing com. | leading officials are at their homes to cast their | “ ‘The vessel was built in 1855 in New Bedfor trouble among the members of the Chu-ch of large Jeet; near State. | dow brick, stone tarstacat, Comtaining 7 roone mad | every way destable ashame eae a SITES, and must son become mite, Rev. Geo, 0. Little, pstor of Assembly's | votes for Harrison and Reid, and the class of | she isowned by Wright & Boney San Fran- sweater parce a priest, per ARLES G. RING | Path "handeomen pered and decorated: cabinet | makes and one of our standard selling pianos NW. x AVE. AND KAL. AVE. EX- + Civil Service Commissioner Lyman, | neting officials is largely increased in all the de- | cisco, All the crew are from this place. seinen Bes anon. Sea 00 mantels and cvyutat Ceandeliers,one of the tieat can: | foctly new <the regular “rice is S24: we have duly | TES FIG Oe ee ar also representing the Assembly's Chun | pacteuate (fuerte Guescaliag msec aa hs pug seed arn ge on any the relice wre the | venient and delughtfal on Cay ‘0 to offer at $250. on of ‘cash down a 4, 81.25 PER SQ. x ay cepmetitatives o 7 ry Be : . ee ‘operty of the carck ar | li? feet een to wide paved @ ‘Price, 5.500. | balance monthly tosuit.« splendid bargain: dou't fell WO Lots tO bo. 81 PER SQ’ Foor. | many other ee Wan Wahington | the departments will be apt to be of rather low | OVER 50,000 SPINNERS OUT. the beira attem ting Duildioe wbecation’ plan absie Ie Wewkep's | °°? 8" cae praNo EXCHANGE the WoCOK OF CORN AND RATORAMA KEES 4 ad grade in the official list. It is said that the matter will be taken int uilding association’ plan. App 3 2 ie N.W. COR. AN K 8 18 otherwise ex- ide in offic’ - Son ERe ES aken into court é vt Mutual Building and Loan As-| n5 ‘913 Pet Which, for an ELEGAN SCE ve “ sat valued at about €209.0 and the two heumb an fociation of New York, 90) Ths Be mR | a aoe ale BEMTES Or FINE sed his ae ae eal to ang shag ob abe eingtaraments is falls |The Prospects of the Strikers’ *Vitimate Ysiied Peri or he 0 heme are , Soe eaton Hote ALE A jandsone vpanoram: arch, was also present and addressed a | € thing cess Strengthened. ” . sae paige soDar og | FoR iue SMEaTEAROBY pee new om | Ea new cory was eo preset aod addr’ ote tag thing of the kit bocce | Taeess stremronc Ponte a he igo ete { het date and Tithe ater ny erp ail | aerelecabla Meee BIS ceo. At ee Oe Ne | there are NONE IN THE DI few words to the congregation. It is Mra, | it the past. The lack of interest which | . *F _ } ri in rear; lot 50x130. ‘This | BRO."S, 707th si. Oe et set LIBERALLY LIGUCED. Rep IA, Ep, | Warner, it should be added, whom the church Was @ marked feature in the early | | Loxpox, Nov. 7.—As the lockoutin the cotton Sudden Death of 9 Political Speator. | Property tsirapldly improving. op AKER, STONE EWALKS, POTOMAC WATER, lots thanks for the beautiful stlver set used at the | days of the = has given place | trade began at the usual midday closing hour | Bnari, Inp., Nov. 7. louees Mt ‘just’ babe. : n5-0t ve 920 Fst. ow fen “ ee ee ‘D. A very Hberal discount if | communior. service yesterday. | toan enthusiasm which carries the most ape-| on Saturday, the exact number of operatives | ored, of In mapalis dink hove ye - 7 a 5, sd i utes. 1, eater the conetcaion ot , | thetic office holder to his proper voting place. # atlantic bide, 930 F st. 5-8t | TG s SA VERY DESTRABL! ATION |G: £. WILD © BOOS OO Tat ae RRB | Real Estate, 698 130b st, After the coucluei the put thetic office holder to his proper voting place. . J ; 3.8 ate, 605 : per “pt < affected will only be known today. Mr. Mawds- | congestive chill. Hiv deat BM SALE-TWO SQUARES FROM DUPONT | Fin the nc and near Bast avers hand. | AN ALMOST NeW _vpriant soH:| } LOTS. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. | at the chapel the young people of the Christian | Of course there are men from remote states and 4 a e i x. STV! 7 “ r om states bi ides ic ley, secretary of the Amalgamated Association | able excitemon t. He Citcle, new stylish cleven-room house: stone steps | some browa-stoue English basement,” containing 8 | [VS eo eee ere OE AICHE OH. few LESS EXPENSIVE LLER | Endeavor Society remuinied to hold theig regu- {Tom states that are decidedly republican or | ley Ary " al citemmon! ke cas Beaty gen, Fareace: Hoge rote cp only | torts ahd bath "every wnown tmnrowemmnt and com: | O ARQUIRE BERWEEN OAND EP in Jar monthly consecration meeting, in which all | democratic who do not intend to go home of Operative Cotton Spinners, thinks that | last republican sp wei peg Ee ee lee kee Foatel bt ie eS seo ites and spe ations the active members participated, and which |, vole Aw ral however, Cvery | 53.000 persons will be rendered idle by the Sader - a alley, must be seen to be apvre tated ; bi, DUC N, HANDSOY a | pleavantly closed for then, the memorable vote that can added to wel ¢ number in Jockout or strike, the trouble taking of both | ©m! t - SDaOw 10K 3 “4 Ww. ED ac “CASE TAN o1 3 6.900. | Plea — - J, 0 = . cae k dporthwest. near buninese center: 13 | Srancaeee Maensi atte buitine ad’ Leas Soto: | 1c MOG ANT CAREC FRIGHT BEANO; necdonty Y 4 , | ereises of tue day. Pe che etna or The Weaecerded tomorrow | features. His estimate, however, max be moli- | "4. hae s inten antionce had consroeey.4. n5-e After being in! spoke a few w cht and cheertul; cedar | ciation of New York, 509 11th st. n.w. count for-cash. : LOT 32; ON OES SIRO hy by the members of the Washington contingent. | fied should the'stampede among the emplovers | noses SALE— mitt THOMSOWS MUBIC STORE. 541 11th pt. _ . oe ASSAULTS ON POLICEMEN, The depaxtments will be left to men whose | spread. The Federation of Master Cotton | fell and was carried on on-cioue t S room brick. amt.. inn; and stable. $7,000 | FOR GALE—A STEINWAY SQUARE PIANO IN | ¢an be secured ‘now if Ta = ee votes will be of no use and to the | Spinners has never been very enccessful in ite | dricks Hotel, where tie dicd ve ond" ravens, Store aud dwelithe, Hine. a per cent bar P°ELION Inquire st the Uate Loare: Renal | doured,urons one-fourth cash payment and balanc® | Several Cases Dispored of In the Police | women employes and the little public | Jockouts, aud the present trouble promises to | Mr. Hinton was # mezmber of the logisletu-e 2 Crocs bricks. Sheridan ave: each’ th og and Florida's pent A WARE iceat Rotate. O06 190i ot Gout Totes. business that will be transacted will be the | be no exception to. the rule. "Since the | 1890. | Groom brick, a!m.i.. Lincoln Park... ——— FOR SALE_LOTS—WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. 2 : work of their hands. A large number of em-| masters issued their notice that the spinners : _— SEW BICKOOM PB BRICK ore | STOR™ betel ta Geirgetown, 10 per cent bar Fe ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT CORNEMS IN Andrew Jackson, a colored voter in the | ploves who will vote at their homes will be able | y would bave to submit to a 5 per cent reduction | Another Bratal Munier in Paris, alla SER Se Salah come room house, K ats w. eT a WASHINGTON HEIGHTS eighth congressional district, will probably not | to be back at their desks tomorrow and for the | in their wager there has Detn @ considerable | LONDON, Nov. 7. The srswir'e’s Dove come TOME F. DUNOHUE. 308 East | Z-room frame, 50h ot. 2. ‘i woe = b | have an opportunity to cast bis vote tomorrow _ began and Se ae improvement in the cotton trade and manu- | respondent reports another brutal munter in = ae | os; DON'T NEGLECT THIS OPPORTUNITY. 2 “4. ga sllupon: ige | Who may be here, the returns wil received | facturers are loth to shut their mills and cea a $i FRAME CQTTAGE, iyo 12TH ST OF ft. (adjeeent corners held ‘at #2 s2 | becupe ches Bios Smpceed pont Aim, by Songs Ir tase ccnisl aires Seen belong to each de- | forego the profits in sight. Should the manu- | /2ti#- The victim war a gict named band he. |S rooms Troperte, Cal at clic HEE. | a OBe! gke Mishest erade Bradbury Upright Grands, | cha dieo Xo lee no Boku aye, | Miller this morning was a littler higher than partment. As the bulietins come from all parts’) factarers abinning American cotton affen ake | fourteen years of age. Si Ee. 1505 NS-Se | Cane: Circacetan walnut, of Auest pattern. full, reso: | CY those decries eo Nigcent parcel of land on | L° td expected. Andrew has been | of the country they will be posted on the de- | employes their old rate of wages it is highly She river wide» 7 ae oe | JoOR SALE_FINE KESIDE: x on P10 monehly lnstallueeteey (oe than half ite value | «enor nearer car f offer that BROAD FRONTAGE | Working in Pennsylvania and Satur-| partisent buildings and the employes will have Probable that about 15,000,000 spindles would | Hogy She had conarenty. Gane oa (SEARS aoe 2G SMITE, | ROD Cor CORN AVE. GOMER QECOLUMBIA | day night he came here on his way | #2 opportunity to watch the progress of the | Continue to run and the number of idle el Sickel oe | Groom brick ot ne. nea! - & ¢ 20N xT ND CALIFOR- | °* | contes is will be - | g kalles | POSTEn S FOsren, oP etn ast" | oe Manufacturer Bradbury Pianos, | SIA AVE.. lying directly opposite the very {home. He had to wait some time for | Hl lee iiey red ners and others would be redaced to 90,000. wad | JDon SALE—FOUR BRICK HOUSES ON VA. of MES, DEAR and sf the ‘XOF OF | 415 train and while waiting he visited a maloon ys s Atany rate a victory for the operatives isa found dead at = - , Se Oh e " nthe res i wt "y : : i Paupers t Amoking Rooms. Vetween Oth and 10th; near Smithsonian :1i | = = 1 3 ext in the result while not as intense perbaps as | practical certainty. Only one miil in Heywood rooms theee houses are yt from 0.000 to | |p BS i 10 T. | near the Baltimore and Potomac depot and in- | in the days before the civil service law is still | closed today, With so many milis rauning the | Loxpox, Nov. 7. Mr. Herbert Asquith, the 2 pay sSoeicnents zB ite ablive andl genre: don cl b ° hi ered that inthe fat roils ea wae eee Darwen z nN be dulged in some Washington whisky. It affected | quite active and genera | position of the strikers and the locked ont ope- | home secretary, las ordered that in'the future 214 7th st. aw. ae ween Corey. 2 SEU TIE UT TEA eek BET ORE reek: | him the same as whicky in other Jocalities, and — < e+ ratives is materially strengthened. ‘The spin- 4 oF paupers engaged in ab- REE SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES sau. = < NAVE. AT FOO? OF HILL AND FOR LES en turned to the depot and tri one SHOOTING STARS. ners at work pay a small portion of their wages noxious work shall e the privilege of Wo! wiscen te wens | FUE Sosctaings wh anepcche rane uate eae N TWO-THIRDS THE PRICE PER SQ. FE | ten be returned to the depot os co ey into the strike fund. which inalready very large. | emoking and «nuffing. Smoking roome will be od ROMER, | which cost new €400. "Price. 8220. 98 #10 8 outhhy R BUMIbER uf other pieces : Paullivan atrested. and this ‘ill allow operatives to stay out for a | provided in the poor houses, 214 7th ot. sw. PA HINGTON. “HEIGHTS” gutrtiviss Poli ivan arrested him and be nae a Gp tits betes we | ms ~we «4 1 ¥ bath winesatiy finished uth | [DOR SALE-ON 1ST ST, SE, SIX BRICKS. 4| i Oo0 THE OTHER AT #50(D00e Tee fatter | PAUlted the - uaa 8 CC Ll ee cape geese Te ae fend Ith. Price. 81,000 | F'rooms cach cheap at 81.300 eezb. 20 per cent in- | POR SALE—A FINE NEW CABINET GRAND | Inay be lees-d for aretind of yen | Judge Miller asked the man where he got his | Changed?’ ” said the foreman. | the Masters -% e990 — fine of — far- ; _ In Memory of Gen. Fisk. 17th ‘aad sth. wear 1th: E BOYER, Fotos ied Sopee quote): price, #105 cash. io- | fam authortaed to coffe, anutier FAROE SUPERB | liquorand he repl ‘in a colored tavern) “Yes.” pony age vn oe ging aw reset yi Corp Waren, Micn., Nov. 7.—A handsome heey = stool and cover: this isa bargain. EIN INGTON HE] 3, witt: hand- | across the street from the depot.” ators Ages i a a a OR SALE-SiXTH ST_N W. ¥. WALDECK®: some spacious crounds, at $100, F a ee Well, I wish you'd indicate whether ft goes | many of them can pay the wages demande by | tblet in memory of the late Clinton B. Fisk, w. bbay-window press bri-k: bnilt by day's work; | ~ = ape oS ae eg | Sentence but would fine : IY 2878 | ocartinent:™ i i profit. If this were not | was prescuted by his widow and family yester- e200 ShiMes oc stsiek Fane | SUBURBAN PROPERTY. * ROOT SP ALL OF MauaTNGtOg, UT 7 | uems could pay his fine snidigo home, areas the case the mills would be closed. day tothe Methodist Episcopal Church.” Mea, 1 GOR SALEBY OWNER AND BUILDER—NEW | —— — ———— — oy =~ | elubbed by a policeman and nearly killed h betting men you will observe SEES GREE Fisk made a touching litte «peech that brought io T ON RHODE ISLAND avr. ,30 | lwbbed by a arly killed about 3 tears to the eyes of many in the vast audience. . XE Fane ictioe By shout 111 foot ania risk beige |: Year ago, has been arresiell + eral times A difference immense. SUSTAINED THE GOVERNMENT. — |The gift was accepted on behalf of the church | SOO cash, ‘balance easy monthly pay 385. 30 per foot; other ground selling #4 to #5 | rince that occurrence, and thi morning he The - ” evens - 18 Riemts, Address Lo-k Box S323, nee ay ‘barwain, CUBOVER.” "” |in"the procession. in. the Police Gout. “This | __1B¢ man who loses cays “bad luck, ‘or Albert Chandler. Gen. Fisk joined CENTER MARKET AND 6TH ST. DEPOT. ‘The winner calls it time he turned the tables on the policeman and. . sense.” Overwhelming Defeat of the Opposition in | the society in this city in 1855. AR ae Sreeinenice ESSEESEESzE 3 : assaulted him. He did not injare the officer Ere ——— RE of . $4, The Washington and Arlington Elee'rie Railwa Whitney ave. a fine lot ; 50 ft. fro 3 foe cape ‘i ae . Germ: home: | SAEs, TESTER Cab Fee. ae ‘nase taveintn tuned dakat ane | See [very much and so his fine was only £10 or | ‘The candidates are now looking for encores | Rowe, Nov. 7.—The' returns of yesterday's mane in Dahomey. ci | POR SALE_CHEAP HOUSES. THE PROVIDENT | pore 54 a Artif ike tach’ fieips fons | Soe OR Ney yk | to those letters of acceptance. élection for members of the chamber of dep-| _Manseriies, Nov. 7.—A German agent at ne | Finvestacent Courany ts Just bow Anishtng @ve aot layer and Ariitiston. wi he ™ | POR SALE— SEVERAT, DESIRABLE Lots ON | John Dorsen, another colored mati who Sees uties show that 184 government supporters and | Whydah, Dahomey, has written letter to the e : dwpling uc‘uere } Grojneand vai rane Introben bot | end of cable road in Georsetowt Sin at. extcn.ied Just above Florida ave., online | amused himself by asvaulting o policeman, Was | 4, os . Pi Soleil Du Midi declaring that the Portuguese MOST DESIRABLE NEW povse | snd.old water. ‘These houscsare torus | The beldge across the Potomac will soon be under | flock Creek electric railrond. || tried. Officer Hanley arrested him yesterday | “He bas a high iden of art, I think. Se ai be ee ee ets teeth, acs toe Geen ied the wroer's oct wavs "Fohans Yuasa: | cgay tow Ericesandon exsy torus. AThis fy arare | construction ard the entire ate completed to 6th st. | A SUBS B WIGHT 100Ge- | for being drunk and dborderiy, sod while at| “1 should say so. He wants $3,000 for «| Hebstlots Wil be ecesmaty tn sevantonn dis-| and Ragich, wat the Germans, sceslied the Senna bathe: hance te acquire a good house at fo tated _ oy ie | ax ponel bos ts eeneed se tee waa : s i fares Will" soul ss been! Tad | corer of tah atl itn Gre, Price, $4,200 each, | depot in twelve mouths’ thine, which wil give reai- | OR Ce —— le phased amici ree stand the best chance of being elected. against the French. e We gunect these toasts mmmnediossiy st ian dents of Magnificent corner Jot, across from Dr. Hammond's ail i: 1 as aaa — sear eed ouse | application will bave the best chance of securing one. teosaiferiooee: wits cae ae ‘per foot less | Went down for sixty days. THE POLITICIAN TO M18 MANAGER. pny pe TAA Sie BUNGE! 3 Aggiy t OFFICE OF COMPANY. £00115 0. =. w. FORT MEYER HEIGHTS than the corner opposite! Chearest corner on 13th | Tobias Simpron was charged with assaulting utkesinans Silas Al seeks HOW WYLIE MADE HIS War. Gee. Chapman of Wissen Sytap. . : O24 14th ot. nw. OM SALE 84.500 FOR AN EXCEPTIONALLY | Oe contin ous route and one fare tocenter of city. | f.', Barkain fora prompt purchaser!) 11° | Policeman Pearson, bat as the defendant was in es ptyrsris bites! — Mapisox, Wis., Nov. 7.—Gen. C. P. Chap- Se FE STORY Aw | WOR Soar cet aeheacd som acter; josek oni) Cum eng other eaberb of Washington ator you tho | aL ee thehospital the casecould not beheard. “Tobe, otesare the things that pay. Sympathy Caused by the Plight of the! man, of wide reputation asa National Guarde- Joeten the most desirable part of Cat. n.¢. : contains 7 Toms | 4.50 or equal rapid transit faci ities? WOR SALE, THE CHEAPEST LOTS XOR 'HEAST, | as the old colored man is known, is supposed Ineeded more good solid ‘boom’ and bath; center stairway. 199.5 FRONTAGE ON LST. FIETY a at Py s "= a. “Dead Broke” Bicyclist. ‘man, is lying at the point of death froma stroke MSTEDT ©) “Diee STEIGER & LIEBERMA! st._| Lote are selling rapidly in this property. CENTS SQUARE FOOT: A SDASEN BOWER helo Lenten lah be Thee Ecyqy ase nc? Curcaco, Int, Nov. 7.—When Wylie, the | ° Paralysis. FHRER-STORY AXD BASE. | FOR SALE — ONE | HANDSOME ‘The prices are low and within reach of all. c29-2w WANDG STS. N.W. | years old he is continually in trouble. He}, — i *“dead-beat” bicycle rider, reached Chi: he a Di Boe cod mown stone: 9 room | xofremmerick scateaer hopes ut See ae nea at area Sal az faventiation to | POR SALE BARGAIN4 PUETHY LOTS, C 8F. | fought the oficer for fully thirty minutor be- | “Do you fear a deprossion in business as the | “Jcad-ast” blevele uider, rm ehieh be bobagaa PT igen oe ORMSTEDT © BEADLE. | Pris cieciack Tard, ovening direct ou ptrest terms | coBViNcE you that there will bea big advance in prices | # sie. Detwven 10th and 10th ste: oniy 845) each: | fore assistance reached him, and-on the way | Fesult of the election?” ie * Shes bien feed niviit ” | Foot large back yard, opening direct on street terms Peco balance, toanit. Call for plat. WRIGHT | 10°46 police station he knocked t era No, sir; I am a batter. along to obtain the sympathies of various peo-| Loxpox, Nov. it decided that im easy. Inquire WILLIAM MAYSE. Owner.516 9th n.w. | before spring. STC T. G19 E st. n. oc20-Im Le ‘wo policemen —s) a Aaschesea “y the fet ithe the ett vq @ CORCORAN ST. NEAR 30-Lmk tw Ana home site, there is no prettier spot within E L_OF THE CHoroEst | Ot of the patrol wagon, ple whom he might meet. ture neil tornes nor 10) 0 pon sae : | FY the village of Kensington, at | When the officer first arrested the old man Ob, hail election day and git Following are some of the names which it| solicitor general will accept private law prac- | Fo IMPROVED. miles of Washington. The view is grand, taking -in | original prices; ternis will be arranged te amit, his clothes were stained with blood and = eee eee ae ae Gem are leat before the 7 cf vi . T. WE: ur. Dee oo se porn ‘The gratitude we owe it. contained: tice except appeals fore the privy council or | 1240 10th st. I1r. 308 Maple ave, the entire city and Potomac river. A number of | cash payment. Sh bs amination of him showed that he had been © ‘The k of hostelry at Hancock, Md., | the house of iords. aba ibis. ie CTL oe nH cae Washington's leading people and government ome | oA STORES | ated several times, He was then sent to the It finishes the labors of wrote: “Twas honored ty the ‘Deed “bes? saline 1340 T sty Se. be 115000 is Ployes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights | FR SALE OH) 4 hospital and the case will be called when he is ‘The eager campaign poet. ing with me over night, Gentlemen, it Satest Pane of the Bese Meee, a 14th and Kenessw ‘nd all speak of it in the hichest terms. Ziots on F st. n.e.. : able to appear in court. aes va Tot I7xBt to 20-fo0t aller Sth at | “Guilty,” was the plea of Geor; Cumber- 1) i ie price, 84.300. : ad 5 fees eee eee a irl back 8s | land, « colored man’ who was urraigued. for Bipasha taciekire sma I aeaneleaene eee 3 assaulting Policeman Kinnaman,, and a entence jocach, . of $10 or thirty days was impo-ed. Sere age “Why foliows: “This is the hardest-faced man I ever came | isbed unless she surrenders the child she ab- “Well, in an election dispute I offered to bet | across. He dropped into my place; sobered up | ducted, but as she has hitherto altogether failed and | 215 en sie, Tae, ‘ Cheap building atone om property. } Several cottages now being built. “ . as mle ‘understand toexciie « y here thit move, if she to Sir Geige ema es | enn, Se el occas sree enn ve ected we fo] | Sd sed epg eden | ey ge bration eo faery alien, stabs fr ofie Vullling cr aue’ tana Baw Wes ter will not stop improvements, lows: Loais H. Levy and Emma Pach; Wm. F. See ee ae ee Pg ot ; Full particulars and maps at offices of the managers. Austin and Agnes Summerfield; Robt. M. Pol-| A few days more and we shall see se “ FOR ee Eee New pwrtuive pap fogs a is a ROBINSON & LODGE, lock and Frances Walther; Patrick H. Donovan | _ That well-known cause of jest and rhyme | jn arbralsfecl bookeand tramrs of today. a ee eo eee | bee ip cocina: ow and Gertrude Smith; Wm. H. Thomas of Prince | Disporting in his greatest gloe— Trangey sone Wolts cos Work Set them ail. be A - Z = | Sout or maar Et 928 and 990 F st. n.w. 2 LEN & BATCHELDER, | George's county, Md., and Mary Rozier of ‘this ‘The man who “knew it all the time.” re E SwOMMOTEDT 6 BRADLEY, ox: ¥n.e._| Huts Coil tn€:4 5 . -Jothand Geta aw _| city: WB Figart of Altoona, Pa.and Emma| ° oe Feess D. Harmon of Virginia; Frank Clint: Hewe; . Organized a Literary Association. HEALTH RESORTS. aud Grace Bell; Adolphus Quilt and Henrietia | ‘The Colored ¥. M.C. A. of the District of “Se Tea NORTH ti u nite ar Nieindow press-brick house any Fletcher: Washington MeNeal and Elia Payne; i i DOR SALE_WE OFFEX tus OTH ST SE. 2 containing 9 yoomua.bat sod eellar git goen 5: cal "AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. Michael P. Lynch Sud Alay Ee ae eae te | Columbia met in their parlor at their bnilding Pee aly Mas P — book oag ‘Goods, WINTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE. ————_— on 11th street below Q Saturday evening at 8 SER Nisei C4 ie eo ies ‘qualities, = | ah. | Dieu cllensis te the United Staten, excort points of : After “Crap” Shooters. aoe ee © ees enintion, Sie BWORMSTEDT & BALE Ger Pn w ENEW, HOE Bases: Bass _ root staid, tm Mae, United States, excerey Assistant Attorney George K Prench, who | 22 known as the Y. M. C. A. Literary. Awsocia- DOK WALE- 990 CASH, #30 4 MONTH_6 Roos x ‘ . tien of the District of Columbia. The meeting ry 4 ieee fe —- HIGHLLAND PARK HOTEL. recently sent his resignation to the District | °" cvtied to order with McG. 3) Ware yrtee, 8. : Commissioners because of a change in his ‘ ; ~— ‘and Leather FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Cor nge P0- | its president and Mr. J. McCleary as its secretary m” me ** "Fio.a00 be, evant 86 aed OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1898-93 NOV. 15. litical faith, donned a policeman’s uniform late | pro tempore. Officers were clected for the em mo Ma las Ws ‘Be --.@15. 000 ’ For circular and terms arene last night and accompanied Policemen Brown, as re ome Mr. C. J. Warring, “| ‘ag apa 100 a n5-1m B. P. CHATFIELD, Proprietor. | stevens and Gordon on a trip across the East | dent; H. Churchill, vice president . Je 2 ———SSSS 5 Chncias Gosnen - CARES aoa a Washington commons. Soon after midnight | McCleary, secretary: treasurer; J. W. Jone Oe aren « Enag of “omp havens.” A | TEL ceeguentataten, “Biter cn chien Hanazox Oz Creveraxp: : break for liberty followed the ay ‘of the | trom the general Mr. 3 Betting on an election is as uncertain as ‘acommittee was ted to bring ina pro- “WALTER 4. BROWN. 1423 Pa. av 0 bs ano 8S . horse racing. Geo. M., Jr.’¢ BUTTER, gram for next evening. ALE-SEVERAL NICE NEW however, is a ure ‘‘winner"—you ate safe 3 - sas Get 2. 32 rome and bath ‘e. ier to wager any amount that Butter sold here beim i, te ft . 3,800 ‘The pastors of East Washington held a meet- ‘Geach: torus abeat ape inne to Sanot only the purest and richest churned, a! - stdson; | _ Tt was agreed to Wold # joint service i 1 00 ao sat ve, bh, Oe: but that the prices are the most reasonable. Tak courts. cacy year MAGNIFICENT CORNER inp Bir and ave ng 8000 Pi cocrhornterelcone nin fe rx Gunenay Temu.—Juds Bh" Sakeen a Oe '& 500 1683 James. Did Fee, 8.500 Ar - F9g tera Gus