Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1893, Page 3

SALE—HOUSES. a FOR SALE—HOUSES. ALE-NEW MOUSE: 9 ROOMS, 12TH ST. wear Agricultura, FoR SALE—o ST. NORTH SIDE, NEAR 17TH, ‘preas-brick house, With ine best material: crvatal chandeliers: ervatal © windows fares; ‘cabl ‘alley; easy terms and @ of M. PARKE! = tia se, Good ‘# om—ONTY Cirele, 10 rooms and heated by furnace; nies: in all & modera KR SALP_NORTHWEST SECTION, indy to 14th st. concrete cellar; lot M. M. PARKE! é 18 F 1 MAVE SOME THE Iprem brick front houses in n.e. te foe ummproved pray POR SALE—WASH’ DANENHOWER, ower & Som, Danenbower & cs 2 SIX-ROOM BRICK, NICELY be: pity for ettatby Toca ’ F< amdear ~ = ma EWAN, 1859 f SALE_NEW HOUSE ree Eg : Sord Srrmen Selete astetents papers satan ells | _ nie _—" Hatch sear con nena iis PaPel a ect ae | Tang SALESEWO NEW BROWK STORE WOUSET: “it escld co teat eats | PgR SALE WS ; nents; price, $7,500; get permit to inspect at this | nw. ; 150 F st. 3% it bo man = Yon oie Fini story and back bullding bay-window pres road trom ana hath stationary . rectus acme |___FOR SALE—LOTS. park fence, belux one of the mort complete housesin | \WANTED—I HAVE 17.000 SQ. FEET UNIM- ie city; il be, sord g eany monthly ‘payments; are a ee teat to reat and’ aide 3-foot | Prop-rty in aly section of the city. “No objection to ow bay-nindow trick 7 hotel rome” and | Aemtine truss qi haere furnace and very" complete: price. @4r a . 8. DON, : Seep onihiy permeceis; pot permit to taapens ot tate | _20-2t> TOSS iw. fice. 505 2A st. ne, Jot 16x84 to IOfoot alte DWELLING HOUSES, @ ROOMS, 5 range and latrobes; 3,000 range and latrobes bay window. pressad-bric ‘rooms and bath. 17) and 1022 Georwia ave. Bouses ini the city A STORE, CORNER GEORGIA AVE. : store snd dwelling: Sr. bath and | cellar. furnec Washetend. rai A NICK NEW HOUSE. PRI near 15th; 10 rooms, bath, fur #10.000, Fst ALSO A cheap bouse on 13th st near R at $10,000; 10rooms 50, on jew bay— Finer, bays | HM tots in Montetio for sa $4,700; seme terms; get tig i Fr" SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. TER 2 ot Nearly new. three sturtes and basement 5 hed rooms, ‘and open arate very large bath ro rents $40 a mont Vit STONE Tretviing coinplte, rice Spas te benest pt Aicedios ‘Large alles lot in rear of above, lot 37, in. square 4 2daud 3d, Band ts. ne. : price, 000. ‘sare 1ST Sroom yh SALE SALE NEW GROOM BRICK HOUMES, = ly papered, rent at 2 and large lot; | wish to bi Iso several of the finest lots in Rockville Park from '#130to $250 each, and money advanced for Fok SAGE THE se tw. CHARLTON HEIGH STOR) PRESS-BRICK fo department DAVID D. STONE, . MD.—A new S.room frame ‘ and lange lot: price, 83,00. bs ROOM BRICK F 1 #4.000, ON, 440. ; Five of the finest lots in the DASENHOWER, Danenhower & Son, Real Estate an: tO Ae TID D STONE, SO andl +08 F at. AVE. NEAR] Fok BALE-Os “cosgeerieet DROIT PARK. Iagkof thowe heat litte brick howses | oi “cd ders el wary containing sic r vant decorated: | fet : bell sid un bath | Bae "Mian ‘onvenienc® | n.e ; price, @1.15, ted Be ‘Sot and 806 Fist. now. A FASHIONABLE ch each: ‘nicely pai grained throughout in’ aking tubes, &e.: rooms: every known improvement a tind in a first-class house: location. Ver: modern home; an investment at $3 500 cash, balance month 500 1th st. aw. POH SALE ECONOMICAL. business corner bout sais as NEAK SCOTT CTR- UTHERFORD. 1307 F st 374 FEET | roadscan story buiid- Price, frog hy oi feet ation with too ing! will toon be available for" bust ose eis TYLER & RU * lwideep to alleys | sm reuialts ° Years. Sotand S08 Fat nw. BUSINESS PROP- FD TO $4,600. pstantial two-story Dress. irably located nw. Prices from | — fines, allt. {., a mad et pay nieuta tnd amy BOO te 810.¢ 28 BAKER, NORRIS & LAMPTON, 3 CO Fet me, | St iiertad inte a store ‘ Very cheap at this Z @., 2sty &cel.. Te & bath, far..85, 300 ne, 2aty, & base. D. STONF, S04 and 806 F st. SPYERAL PIECES OF BUSINES WILL PAY G AY bie. 2 Rives st. near 18th, 3 sty & cel.. Se, furnace. 6 #23 4th st. ne. Zist & Ku. w., PARTICULARS. DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F. TW '- STORY AND BASF. rd und alley; F AR W. WHITE, 990 F st. »LUMBIA HEIGHTS, 6 perty on the heights at a bar- "house; heated by hot water; Me SCAR W. WHITE. 900 F st. SNEAK DUPONT iced vrice, ah expe: sntenience. price, #i8,000 Ad roee PERPE CT. Star off * JOR SALE_ $500 CASH A’ will buy 635 st. n.e. TITH ST. SEL; THREE ries brown-stone basement bay-window brick: ja the rear; $4,300; 1 ‘Oth and E sta. now. TERMS, THAT ELE SOUTHEAST. (1173-15 and 1117 Msi 000), £5. 30 and Oe marble front b HEIGHTS 14141416 6- G7 23d st. Hi Ge bath and cellar: jase. JACOB JONES, fegene™ VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY werment brick house, on Lith st. bet. Nand JR. HERTFORD, 1g ‘The above is only a portion of the ist call at office for y om my pullet'n isu fepit | WILLIAM: on HEAP_TWO Li PLORIDA ve, bet. 17th and 1th sts WAGGAMAN. | "Very desirable lot on Park st., Mt. Pleasant, near the books.” For fall — — | on the Ist and TERMS — NEW EIGHT-| “% ais Zit st. near Washington Cirele, SALE — ON BASY cars. - he ae ..220,009 | Small lots in Mt. Pleasant om easy terms. 00; small cash J. R. HERTFoRD. at amd balance month's.” YY HOUSEIN THE NORTH- bach; will sell cheap to the right ECT star oftive. 200. to OWNER, 1310 Mass. lot frontins € + — ee a a SUITABLE. FOR CONGRESSMAN, : —— | feS-Im F. W. BY ZOR SALF-HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY brick dwelling, 1813 19th st. n. and bath room : ail latest improvem ‘carefully built under our person Maple ave.,.Le Droit S. DONALDSON, thirteen rooms | JWR SAL A n . DON ALDSON, F: nts: handsomely Tot 20 ft-front; | THERPORD. 130e E Foe SALE Houses. G st, now. bet. 11th and 18th, 20x80ft., no alley: rent $35 mo., | [OR SALE—A “SNAP PFRTY FRONTING | |G Three-story brick, Corcoran st, $5,200. TWo SMALL BR 4 LST2 ith ot SHOt MAREK. 7 of NOH. ave. a ‘Three-story brick, Q st. nw. 18:80, 000 20 ft. front, $10,000. | _feS-2 cle, #44,00 °K SOUTHEAST ON deick, renting’ I trade; price, 86,500. ‘A beautiful residence, N’ OR EXCHAN A NEW PRESS- brick house: 10 rooms and. bath: all nod imps. SlaNet, Hamvanire ave.“ CHARLES EARLY, brick houses; N af. JOR SALE $9, FIRST-CLASS AT A BARGAT Roos, HOUSE LARGE PLATE 7" FACING EAST; TOCLOSE AN ESTATE business parposss ‘ato. twenty-four lots. ULRICH KENNEDY, BROWN ST. SPAR HO on 19TH ST. N.w._| ofer'eranteds HE. MOST COMPLETE HOUSES TX | a bans the growing uorth west section of the city ee rooummtevery modern convenience a Secor W WALKIE & SUN, 1008 OD BUSINESS PROPERTY I Price asked for ground front houses north of rooms and bath each : heat these houses for 88,51 ‘For full particulars, oR SALE 10 ROOM F SE NBAR FARRAGUT b 500 each on easy terms. call ‘McLACHLEN # ‘sa 8. we thorized ‘the dere new three-story brick dwelling on, 1 Str foot alley. omy ‘and G sts. a. w. ero Tend R Beaus offer a new three-story Have n.w. at a special price to effect sale. ‘house contains fourteen rooms, bath and Be nenace. iy Anisbed ‘m natural wood: has | 18th - handsomely papered. 2 2 Nooas et bet | ‘« BATCRELDER, ‘Gor. 10th and G sts. n. © have heen authorized to sell that handsome | FYOR SALE_EEAUTIFUT, BAT rick. G19 Z1at at. nw. | built of | K° for suydividing; Just adjoin ne Eckington, ; contains 6 rooms, bath and ely papered and grained ; electric bells and ‘Thorouzhiy modern in every An elegant deep lot: loc: ‘A chance seidow offered to wet, AN ELEGANT APART’ ‘we. : deatory brick evry inodern con | eas ghting apparatus. TMEEE STORY AND BASEMENT s Contains twelve E story and basement presw-brick honse: iy eee oor 1 oNwithin Blocks of Tis towait ; price 88,000. Apply CHARLES | Per foot will purchase it. ERKEY. Gos Lath st. i — rip) BH WalNEiL Ja26-Sw (bY OF 4TH ST. BETWEEN y plate T. R. BROOKS, 616 12th st. n.w. X AND NINE-ROOM NEW HOUSES modern improvements; at Brook- press: - SOR SALE—HOUSE COLUMBIA 8ST. N.W.; wide | F Tnomt comets. sichicrovin Sons; Bat cs ff tte windows electric belle nt eas ehtiug: band some fe man Be gare see a $500, on = : WAS AP Newaia Taio hee ae? 17 7 sar; Jong iots to alley. Inquire OWNER, 210 Est. uw. 1 n1s-Sm Proved property in sou <t near Pa. ave. cl of incumbrance, that Twill exc i on'y % of mile from Boun- on B.and 0. RK. ted electric. cars will ve along the front: nis 6200 each: SH cash aed lonthly; a chance for everyone. T. erage T GIB! > LOTS .. Cook Park, Georgetown ; south front ; ‘cheapest lots ini the park: new houses now: being built adjoining the lots: 4 cash, balance in 1, ‘and 3 years: 3 of the mouey loaned if purchasers his is agrand chance for builder or ‘81 per foot. Call and see me. T. J. STALEY, 925 F st. Trecul stor: "o-3t I nw. COR. 18ST AND M8TS. WW. : 753x110; wil e seven very cheap lots; 30 per ft. ; on easy terms, cosy __T.R. BROOKS. 61 only short distance from printing mare ; bargain at Sx. per ft “TR. BROOKS, 616 12th st. nw. THE CORNER OF 2D AND 1 STS site printing CORNER OF 13TH AND HSTS_ 1e of the most Valuable corners in | POOR saLE-THt tle | th e: LITTLE nd 2d sts, only 20x83 ty wall. This isa bar- pot a iY | new pi ain at $1.40 square foot. DESTRABLE | “feorit BRICE & LIPSCOMB, 618 14th st. ty centrall Yor 1}5-000 FEET HIGH GROUND IN Squares from, proposed electric jad this month for 120, ‘Bar, ook part McLACHLEN & BATCHELD! 10th and G st. nw. NE LOCATION— DELAWARE aye. n.# letween B and ©, half square from the Capitol, 59496,” Only #2. 60 foot Davi D. STON . 500. F A CHEAP CORNER. ; on the northeast corner of 3'1and E sts. se: - | improvements ‘rent for $31 @ month; on car line, fe92t DAVID Q. STONE. 804-806 Fst. ew. For SALE — ATTENTION. BUILDERS AND SP CULATORS. Lam offering for aale 185 feet $ inches on the north 00 | side of Kst. n.. between sth and th, by depth of 100 feet, including two choice corners, valuable for business and residence purposes; terms easy. Apply for particulars. DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. nw. SHEAP CORNER, ONE tol, fronting 104.2" on © Se:; solid wround; sidew i ttle perfect ‘S04 anid 806 F st. n.w. OR SALE—A NICE LOT ON STH ST. 8.E, half square from Pennsy!vania ave. ; size 18.6290: surrounded hy fine houses. fev-2t DAVID D. STONE, S04 and 806 E st. n.w. JOR SALE—ONLY #1 A FOOT—57.6 BRONT ON c en Ist and 2d; 30-foot alley in rear; ites. . BOF and 806 F st. nw. ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—i4 FEET FRONT ON Ast. n.6. betwee 6°h and 7th ; about 100 feet deep to2-foot alley: per foot, $1.60. felzt DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n. POR SALE—A | SNAP-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, lot north ‘side Roanoke st. bet. 13th and 14th’; Prettiest location on heights fet “OSCAR W. WHITE, 930 F st. JOR SATE-PORTY ACRES NEAR NATIONAL Park and electric railwa: n line of 14th st. ex- tended, will subdivide to adi Bi MI ntawe, SAUL, 612 F st. nw. : these lots front enst. Digaest bargain years, or if party Pegiured. BROS.. 6th and E st. n.w. say five Wishes to build no ca: ‘Lot on Princeton st., Coluinbia Heights, 60 cr Semin: Joh HERTEORD, _se9.9 THD Gt. ‘OK SALE — NEAR 16TH ST. CHEAPEST 1 triangular lot in Sey: at 7 Pd deep and Garton tear, wth alias on side. 33-500" tgraak cay: Raliress THIANGULAR, Star ofice 0 yaya? Hy rove and agnacy | WOK SALE OF TRADE Vii el erowne Office: Munn & Co., CHOICE BUILDING LOT N.W. south front WILT be sold to inuuediate pur- Fee. craze depin t10 #1 averave depih 110 feet pr per fest DAVID STONE, 804 and “06 F st. n A CHOICE LOT ON TH north side of Chapin st. bet. 14:4 and 13th ste: rid 1020-4. alley, at 8 feet front; a chane x E, BOL and 806 F st. n.w. ER-SOUTH- sapere a r Rere Yor | Chaser at $1.80 per foot. Only $8 Ocash required for ‘orfurther particularsand price asmty eo | SIs\ parment. ELLIS & CHAPPEL, Fos fur her particularsandpriceapnty (> | 914 te th st... ALE DESIRABLE COR! Fok Sa ‘orner of 7th and Lincoln «ts. ; 100x150; only. foot. DAV! STONE, 2 SOF and SOG F st. tw. DR SALE—FOR BUILDERS, 100 FEET FRONT on the west siae of Lith at , udJoins the corner of Binney, bya depth of 190 feet to 0-ft. alley: > nies, lote; no restrictions; easy terms; would take Zor 3 Louses as part parment. AVID D. STONE, S04 and 806 F st. n.w. OR SALE— ENDID BARGAIN OWNER needing tones w 1 ot 2 16th, G1x110, and lot 8, sq. Ul ft. alley. ut SOc « 9q within two squares of the Eckineton railroad ex: tended ; adjoining ground in large blocks ‘held at 45. 8 foot, DAVID D. STONE. 804 and 805 F st. n. w. fe8- JOR SALE_IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS— DESIRABLE CORNERS. Northwest corner of Lith and Kenyon sts. 100x150, ELS? | at $1.9 foot. | Southeast corner of 13th and Dartmouth sts., 100x 0, at 80c. foot. Northeast corner of 1:3th and Harvard sts., 104x150; Maid Northeast corner of 13th and Kenesaw sta. ,100x150; 8, 9, 10 al < e 8.10 | A chotce corner on 14th wy! exchange on sth and W ste «rrices low: terms | "TST DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F at. n.w. accommodating ; open ail day ‘for inspection; watch- | — "®t D4S1D D. STONE. 804 and $06 F st. n.w. fan incharges jee . JOR SALE_THREE NEW BRICK AND STONE | houses” LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 100 P'st. he mt Circle; contala nine | feb weean sell | Ok SALE—1sTH ST, JOR SALF-A CHOICE LOT ON WASHINGTON Heights; located very near a number of costly EAR KE! Mt. Pleasant, a cood building lot, LKER fost Heights, only 3s Z—A BARGAIN IN A OORNER LOT IN South’ Brookland: on line of. suburban railroad and one square from the Wash. ahd Balt. RI. and "| boulevard. “KEDFORD W. WALKEIt & SON. 1006 it Fst. nw, H OF GROUND JOS. REDFERN & SO: G22 14th st. new. de- (e7-5t] "916 F ne SALE: Fok masuisicent site for a ane residence pn 1O¢h ot Ba tiaasetive are) Ht a a cormer and 474x100 feet to an alley. If bought before spring opeus 61.73 ‘arpiy to BEE Wanwen & co. O16 FoR sate- Lasement brick, 9 rooms, © about the best eight-thousand- dollar house on the market today. Situate on a corner, fronting south, has fight rooms, cellar and bath, half a Dock from the cable cars, splendid neighborhood, sunliyht ia every room; bas all modern conveniences, in com- plete order, and will be sold upon excep- tionally accommodating terms. Well worth investizating. JOHN B. WIGHT, BH. WARNER & Co. < IN A SMALL HOUSE and Q ate mw. ; th ‘A nice “22-foot-front lot on north side of 'T st. be tween 9h and 10th sta n.w. Price now, $1.60 por foot: terms to suit. (618) * B. H. WARNER & CO. fer-ot M16 F st. FOE SALE-A GooD BUSINESS SITE ON 7TH st, now. between Q and Rhode Island ave. ; lot 24: 105 feet; price, 22. te NER & CO., - SIGE ts Bw, R SALE—A FINE LOT ON 2181 ST. BET. N ‘and 0; 21 By 115 to alley; foot. by oatas 5 Ps _tet-ot_ om SALE_A BARGAIN STLNEST, OF SH ‘ave. ; 105100 toxalley oniy #22 ‘easy term, THOMAS S Fish s00.; "madera ‘linprove- Py ts | VOR SALE—HOUSES. seo pe aod | F Bo WikNER Yacant and im ‘Prone TO ffety kooM “HOt SE UAY AS. EARLY, 00s 00S 14th et, ow. fete 4 at tow. Foes 100 ON 7TH ST.N. W. BET. R m Bi very cheap: easy terms.” 40x Hagel tee Beh a Eh A Stabie lot near Dupont Circle; S5yé2 hig pgred ales. el the north serge northwest, Including ew, aren vk ‘H. SAUNDERS y fet-coSt ar I Big chance for a speculator or builder. A lot 68 by 100 fect; will make 7 good fronts; located northwest cor- ner, on 13th st. 1.0. Just the spot for a builder toran up » small row and make 12 to 1¢ percent. Only 8750 each. JOBN B. WIGHT, fe8-tt 14104 st. nw. 2 ofS ees Soe os fa ieee ers WM. B. SAUNDERS, + oy Wee tSALE LOT, WITH TWO PARTY WALLS, in owner's residence, i 15 Oth st. ne, afew . ete 5 “ewpualaed water 8 We Ia] attention to the sale WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. COLUM STS MOUNT PLEASANT, PLEASANT PL. MEAD MANOR, BLOOMINGDALE and ECRIN: returned tothe bidders. Proposals must be in- in envel ‘sealed for Cuf Stone an ‘The character of improvements in these: fg substantial and encouraging to in and marked “"Propos Is desiring locations for being: for the Basement to Wd. EDBROOKE, ‘el-cobt Property for sale An each of these localities. “cig Por sate A choice lot on on. ST. Wi SEES AVE. between will be received at the Roast Lee Oe OcK NOS, FIRST. 1803. and’ pub- ‘thereatter, to. “fur See Te willl Savxpens s 00, Fepntani) TWENTY! ‘Navy Yard, Was .D. rdware. belting. tool stesl, tools upright tubular ‘botler ‘eu _WINTER RESORTS. NEAR HYQELA HOTEL, OLD RT, VAL, OPENS FEBRUARY 15. nUatye «rounds; piazzas; water front; select accom WALTER KEESING, Box 33, Fi tthe naval proving navy standard and roposals will be furnished 1 lavy Yard, Washington, .D. ‘The attention of manu‘acturers’ and dealers Is invited. | Tie bids, all other things being equal, de- The departinent reserves the righ! waive defects or forejert anv or all Bide not dee Adventaceous to the governmen s ART, Payinaster General, U ss the usnal naval in .C., orto. the bu- a ___Mrs, ANNIE GRUBB._ ‘HE ELKTON, ATLANTIC CITY, KENTUCKY ave. near beach; completely refurnished since last Season: everything irat-class. STEAM CARPET CLEANING. hasbeen removed to 1720 T every description made to ord |. Telephone 8Os. n.w. Bedding of ‘at the lowest prices. M. NEWMYER, Manager. MRS. E. WILE. FAOCTEL PITNEY, ATLANTIC CITY. ‘Ocean ‘end New York ave. Open for 3; twelfth ‘season. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. - $200 OPPORTUNITY. If you can think of a suitable name for my new subdivision at Ki TON you can get a grand $200 building Jot free of cost. The name is worth both to yon and to me. A™43TIC CITY, N.T- ‘The “IRVINGTON” REOPENS FEB. 4. On the beach ; steam hest, elevator, muste, smoking and billiard rooms; filtered water fised f ones ,frst-clase in every GAN MARCOS HOTEL. NOW OPEN. PACIFIC ‘teain Heut - Elevator IRAN, M, H%62!4 HOTEL, OLD POINT comFoRT, VA Hexny N. Corr, 706 81a Sz. N.W. ALEXANDRIA, Desorvedly world-famed, this unique resort is un- surpassed in healthfulness and general attraction. the rendezvous for prominent people from all ‘Tyrkish, Russian, electric and hot sea baths, the latter celebrated for their efficiency in Ginss-inclosed verandas, Music by the United States Artillery School Band. Nervobsness and insomnia speedily and in most cases permanently relieved. Send for descriptive pamphiet. INTERMENTS IN ALEXANDRIA, OLD AND NEW. Alexandria has been burying its dead since | birth and deaths have been known to Alexandrian only has been cremated, Col. D. R, Windsor, who died last year, but there were anany other dead upon whom the clods of the valley had never fallen. not uncommon receptacles for departed Vir- ginians of the early days, and in this neighbor- vaults on ancestral estates have disappeared within a half century. The Dade vault, where rested the remains of the ancestors of President Fendall of the Washing- ton Bar Association: the Alexandria vault and | }others have disappeared within that time. Some few modern family sepulchral vaults are now found in the cemeteries, and there are some re- ceiving vanlts, the prices paid for lodging be- ing from $1 to $8 per month. become necessary to repair the Henderson vanlt in the Methodist Protestant cemotery and the “mortalities” have been bronght to light and In one caso the child of a Washington merchant had been there eleven There, too, was the body of perhaps the first confederate prisoner of the war. was a member of a South Carolina regiment and was wounded and captured in one of the early skirmishes around Washington before Bull Run and died His body, incased in a hand- some iron casket, was brought to Alexandria to be sent through the lines. ments at that time prevented the return of the grave in the south, and laced, as was supposed, tem- jenderson vault, where they years, Last evening rheumatic troubles, Family vaults were PIKE, Manager. VikGINIA BEACH THE PRINCESS ANNE, 18 MILES FROM NORFOLK, OPENS JAN. 1. Acombination of ocean and pine forests maxes tt uh Facet, with a Mus ducking erouns ‘Address hood nine or ten te, of Currituck Sound. 8. E. CRITTENDEN, Proprietor. _431-tu, th,», 26t ‘[R® cuatronte, aru, ON THE BEACH. Salt water baths in the house; It has lately levator; modern and complete; sun parlors, Send for Mlustrated Booklet. Address THE CHALFONTE. buried elsewhere. Col. JOHN M, CLARK, _ | 20 this hospital. ATLANTIC CITY, GEA SIDE HOUSE, SY open all the year; hot and cold salt waza ‘The military move- 7 covered walk to CHARLES &VANS._ soldier to a soldier the remains were rarily in the e remained for thirty they were buried by Lee Camp. THE COMING CONTEST FOR OFFICE. The coming spring promises very great activity ‘in democratic local politics. The | “triumphant democracy” will hold all the de- partments of government, national, state and pal, and as the filling of the national offices and the municipal election will both take place a vigorous interparty contest will proba- bly be the notable thing ‘when the NHORST, MICHIGAN AV} oe THE OCEAN, ly remodeled and refurnished. Steam a D. 1 OOKS AUDITED, STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS partnership set nership, Public Accountant and Audito Member of Institute of Accounts, KERN AND PDWARD 1. GIES, 33, Warder building, of every descrip G2ORGE w. Have removed to Roouss 33, Leal business transacted. Rates reasonab \AMPBELL ©. Webster Law Building, Residence, 3 k'st STORAGE. E_YOUR FURNITURE, TRUNKS, BOXES, LATIMER & SLUAN, gee | 1408 Gist Reparate abartuentes fight AN ALEXANDRIA MARRIAGE, Mr. Thos. Hoy, fr., a young King street mer- chant, was married at thy Catholic Church yes- terday afternoon to Miss Annie Moore, the daughter of a well-known official of the Adams Rev, Father Cutler officiated at the nuptials, Mr. Will West being best man, happy couple after many greetings from friends left, amid cordial good wishes for health and | happiness, for a bridal tour, 5 D st. a. w., Washington, ‘The democratic city committee has indorsed George Washington as United States store- keeper of the Mahone; the place now held b; ‘The Scheutzen MANICURE. RS. HEYWOOD, ‘will call at residenci illery near this city, a Washington gentleman. Park Building Association of Washington, with Z. T. Somers president, has been chartered here. ‘The corporation court in its routine session has appointed Wm. H. Lyles, jr., guardian of annie and Gertrude Meeks, orphans ‘A pleasant entertainment and musicale took of the Holy Cross, ESSIONAL MANICURE, ‘Address, 03, é MANICURE AND CHIKOPOD- ‘The only Tmmporter and Manufacture: of FINE MANICURE and CHINOPOD. T GOODS south of New York MEDICAL, & D* 20s, ‘The well-known specialist, YN ist. 703 15TH 8 place at St. Mai on Fairfax strect, this mort ‘The French Society and Its Ball. Mr. Ed. de Bethezy, secretary of the Union I Fralemette de Langue Francaise, sends to Tax Star in behalf of the committee in charge a statement respecting the ball announced by the society and the controversy that has arisen on account of the declaration of officers of the builders’ exchange that they will not permit their hall to be opened for the ball. Mr. Bethezy says: First, the contract entered into between the proprietors of Builders’ Ex- change Hail through their agent and signed by the secretary of builders’ exchange specifies rented fora French ball, and this is also written on their rent book. ‘How would you qualify the statement of these gen- tlemen that they had been deceived as regards the kind of ball to be given? ‘The permit issued by the District authorities full knowledge that it was for the French ball and the Commissioners were only consistent with themselves in de- clining to revoke the permit 2d. As to the alleged dec! Amiss.¢I have not had time to verify it, Any- this declaration would be very contrary to the words of Lieut. Amiss to myself on the day after our last ball.” ‘The lieutenant told me and other members of tho committee that he was happy to congratulate us in getting up as fine and orderly a ball as ever was given in the District of Columbia. T must the more doubt the statement alleged tohave been made by Lieut. Amine, as, 60 far as I know, prostitution is strictly forbidden in the District. How, then, coul known as such and allowed to sera ‘Washington Markets. The condition of the egg market is the most conspicuous feature of today. quoted at 32 cents for nearbys and eoutherns and 90 centsfor westerns. The market is free from limed, pickled or cold storage stock. The price of eggs is being maintained by New York buyers. In Gotham the article is selling at 37c. per dozen. Were it not for this eastern raid quotations would be about 25e. will drop as soon as the New York demand is withdrawn, Butterine is quite high, with » mand. Creamery is imitation creamery at Prompt treatment, @ _Office hours, 10 to 1, 5 to8. ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED ‘with the best of medical reference by applyinw at 1s oR st. new. 8.3m JR, MULLER, 1027 OT 8 chronicaffortions of the eye, ¢ liver, Kidneys aud obscure diseases: 8 yeurs in city Office hours, to 12 a, GTRANGERS, TAK | SOTICE.—DRS. BROTHERS reat all diseuses.” No cure, no pas. ed averting physician in this City. "PAPE WOR\'S REMOVED WITH HEAD OR NO Math; Mteference: Richard Fert that said hall i NSULT THE ONLY ‘ciansin Washinton, Dra. Bi near forty-five years at 006 i st. We duced the stuns of incipient disease almost. to a cers tainty by examining into” the chemical charac urinary deposits, "We will dene esmptoms without aakine a inthe morning." We Sta ance ae which the human fami! are publect _Ayspepet eo ali uérvous diseases Jungs, stomach, Kil keg JR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORAT! i Nerve Stimulant ‘ervous Debiltty, areweak, miserable, letharvic, sleepy, 1acl tion and zest, there Laboratory, 908 OFFICIAL NOTICE FFICE, OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE District of Columbi: on THURSDAY, | FE. the lease of the fs ‘of Washington and Geo publ ¢ auction to the highest has been granted wit tion of Lieut, iG CORDIAL TS how, if true, ‘to this Cordiai. hearforey-ave yearain thusclty, natalie inthe retown will be 1843, as foliows: At TWO O'CLOCK P.M. upon the preraises, four fish stalls in the Georgetown market house to the on B@treet between 7th and ket, al rights an the laws of the corporation ton to establish wharves or docks for sale of fish in the cit and no whar or dock shall be situated at some point on the mac riyer between 1 3. We ROS-, W. ‘LL, Commissioners of the District of Col COMMISSIONERS D. February 3. whom it may concern tea the Commissioners of the District of Columbia that named works are necessary for the pub- ‘under Pablia, act No. ‘and ‘having the works be ordered under. the com the cost to be as receive ions to quoted at 2ba80c., and bi Butter is strong; Elgin and other fan tras are quoted at S8a850., and under grades fairly steady. be Are gh ne rapid with small calls. Roses Yavletion are down to 75481 per dose. are quoted at jozen, lilies of valley, 7501 and violets 75081 por 100, it one-half ‘permit. system, Seid Works troutett THE SOCIAL WORLD. Last Oficial Receptions of the CABINET LADIES AT HOME. Notes. ington jam. empty space, Wanamaker | the midst of beauty roses, dining room Miss Ei kon, | had hoped. | _ Senator and Mrs. Leland Stanford are now on | their way from California and are expected to | arrive here early in the coming week. | Senator and Mrs. Brice, who have been giv- ‘ing a series of dinner parties on Wednesday nights throughout the season, gave another last night, when their guests sat about a table decked with American beauty roses and white lilacs. The company at table was Secretary nd Mra. Gibson, Senator and Mrs. Dolph, Senator and Mrs. Call, | Admiral and Mrs, Crosby, Gen. and Mr. Rochester, Maj. and Mra, Tucker, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs.’ Pfoulke, Mr. ‘urfis, Mr. Fernando Layton | d Gen. Samuel Thomas of New York. Senator and Mrs. Brice will give their last din- ner for the present on next Tuesday night. The last of the Bachelors’ german for the present season took place last night. | yellow dance, as all the decorations of the hall There was a very large company present and the guesta were received | by oh ‘The cotillion began in good season and was acceptably led by Baron ‘The gowns were very pretty and were shown off to good advantag. Among those present who went home laden with favors were the Misses Wanamaker, Brice, | Patten, Morton, Carroll, Wilcox, Deering, Me- | Lauahan, Sherman, Belknap, Bonaparte, Fol- som, Crosby, Ernest, Wallach, Stecie, Morgan, Leiber, McMillan, Mitchell, Stout, Edie, Jackson, Todd, Davidge, Rogers and and Mrs. W. E. of Ohio von Ketteler. Cox, Elkin Hopkins. ver, Mra. 8} Kenney, Mr. Infantry Corps, Mrs. Benedict, wife of Judge era New York, is visiting Mrs. John of TraT Connecticut avense. ‘Miss Thompton, 1728 15th street, will be at home to callers tomorrow from $ to 5. ‘Mrs. Dora T. Voorhis will hold her last formal reception Thureday at 617 K street northwest IN HOTEL CORRIDORS. from $ to 9 p.m. Mrs, D. J. Gibbon and Mrs. 0. W. White will] “Ther haves queer betrothal castom down among the common natives or peons of Guate mala,” said Alfred Thompson of New York, “which is scarcely romantic for the girl. “I was passing the but of « native on a fines | oF coffee plantation one day, when I saw an old + duughter with « good- sized stick, which abe applied vigorously ecrame the shoulders and body of ber beloved who set up wails of fancy her tears were | significant event gor j old lady gave her consent to the marriage of Mrs. L. J. Jackson will be at home on Tues- | her daughter. The natives receive but little days, 432 K street northwest. Rt Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearny Warren, after an ab- | ‘here considered ‘ew York, have returned |} be at home, 1896 I street northwest, the remain ing Wednesdays during this month. Mrs, E. A. Carman and Miss Carman will be at home tomorrow. Mrs. Butterworth will not be at home tomor- | woman bolaboring Mrs. Francis 8. Nash will not receive this af- ternoon, but will be at home on Thursday after noons during Lent. Mr. and Mrs, BH. Warner have returned from their trip to Cuba. ickly dried, for it wase Hospitable Mansions This ts the way the ‘Throngs of Guests—Last Night's Gateties— Ladies Who Will Be at Home—Personal Thrown Open to jeamh during the year. The pricate charge what wood sum for performing end the natives of the dispense eith it | Deate the daughter. there ta feast of frijelif and tortillt cakes and the dispensation of am- limited quantities sence of sx weeks in acre enveane to their house, 1 Mrs. Gilbert E. Overton and daughter will not receive tomorrow. Senator Stockbridge will entertain the com- | }* bappy | mittees of Indian affairs and appropriations this evening at dinner, to meet Senator Dawes. An interesting meeting of the Excelsior Club was held February 7 at the residence of Mra. | The next meeting will be paratively few could be | held at 118 F street southeast, the home of | received the first half hour those who went Mrs. Morton's last rece; member it as one of the ever seen here. Those going in had no worse time than those who were trying to get out. All felt rewarded, however. by the ing of the hostess, who hasa «mall remembrance for names or faces, but who manages to conceal | that fact in the most delightful way. Mra. Morton, usual, was handsomely dressed in mauve bro- peade.trimmed with crystal passementerics, around the high collar she wore some of the fa- She bad assisting | her an invaluable aid in the person of Mra, Ar- Others in the receiving party were Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs. Wharton In the dining room Mixs Warder and Miss Cameron sat at one side of tho table and Miss Stoughton and her guest, Miss Myer, sat at the other end. Jast hour ‘it was almost an im move around in any of the rooms. President was present to assist his wife. | It is just possible that Mrs, Wanamaker shook hands with more people yesterd: previous reception ‘she ha ‘hore were hundreds of strangers in the crowds, | but there were hundreds more familiar faces who Both on the part of hostesses, as well as visit- ors, there was genuine regret yesterday after- ptions of the cabinet Indies were being held for the last time. Indies were receiving save Mrs. Wilmerding, who was making the rounds of calls. That large crowds visited each of the houses goes without saying. At the residence of the Vice President only those who went early had the pleasure of coming in contact with a real Wash- ‘noon that the rece Marriage, which, wingular as it mi Fegarded and observed as a rule faithfully Due of the many singul the eve of the traveler in the beautifully pie~ turesque harbor of Panama,” said J. F Poster at the Riggs. « Diings of the big long-bilied p school of fish. “The pelican: entire coxst, but we neared the islands which semicircle the harbor we observed 300 of the m nights that greet | J.B. MeCreary. tion will always Mrs. Perry Heath will tomorrow receive for | jargest house throngs the last time this season, assisted by Misses Conway and Robinson of Louisville. Mrs. LN. Jackson will be at home Friday | and will have Miss Gorman with her, and will | also be athome informally Fridays during Lent. Miss Louise Tucker has for her guests Misses Lay and Browning of Takoma. The costumes to be worn by the ladies taking to be given tomorrow after- | noon for the benefit of the Home for Incnr- | | ables bave been madespecialiy for the occ&sion | and are triumphs of the modiste’s art. Miss Rockweil’s first toilet re found. of course, along the leasant greet- rT birds getting their brent: few hundred feet above 1 r mides, ther shot, dead weight, splash inte id blue watersaf part in the pl ee would drop lik | chibald Hopkins. second from sight, reappearing with a fish im their bills of already out of sight in the strugeling and «pi rising awkwardiy and slowly am the air to repeat th “Some of the young ersault, landing on their ‘an imported gown of large sleeves and bolero | jacket of black satin and jet trimmings, exceedingly becomi other costume and Miss Gwenn, to the wearer. combination of white alt torn a som ks. their big beads for them to To seen big possibility to ‘Vice | dainty a dress ax can be imagined. of pink silk, trimmings, made after a Parisian model. | Hoslev's gowns are’ equally attractiv le blue satin and gold brocade is The play ‘Meredith's Old Coat” has been given in St. Louis, Cincinnati, An- | napolis and’Brooklyn, in which cities it has | met with remarkable success, and it is expected that Washington will not be behind im ite steel and Ince | control always with certainty flock of these huge birds «pin ug their prey wh ever held here. in the air, but always the surface with the fish, is a most interesting | came to take part in her concluding reception. From the very front door back to where the Hungarian band could scarcely keep elbow room for themselves there was naturally kept | han otherwise, and possession of ‘them | U tell you how Douglass Dyre at the Riggs, ressmen in the present favoring the open= Miss Clara Barton will not receive tomorrow. The forty-second masquerade ball of the | Washington Sengerbund is announced to take place at Concordia Hall the 13th instant. Mrs. Wm. F. Holtzman will give a tea Satur- day afternoon from 5 to 8 at her gown | 1214 12th street. Mrs. Horatio King will not receive tomor- people lingering longer those who found seats tool and sat down for a comfortable sta exactly suited the host and hostess, who have | done always their very best to make their home | acceptable to stranger as wellas friend. Mra, House who, wil: ing of the fair on Sunda: rical or like i "not be repented will undoubtedly eail a: on the eve of of claret velvet and black lace. master General kept pening of the fair y on Sundays go moving around wh with @ rush Want the fair open on that day Owing to the inability of Representative W. Miss Wanamaker, Miss W. Dixon to return from Montana for the re- Morgan and Miss Hodge were surrounded by ception Friday evening Mrs, Dixon has not ‘The rooms were most | elaborately decorated with long-stemmed roses, white lilacs and the centerpiece on the bounti fully sct table was com man Wanamaker and Mrs, Brown also received | nid they Ul in the drawing room. and they Ul wim coteries of friends. sent out any cards, “Never saw them le hot brick in hot mortar with the therm: nd grees below ze minent New Vork & revelation to THE COURT OF APPEALS. posed of American - The Attorney General Sees Ni Signing the Bi Attorney General Miller has advised the | President that he sees no objection tional or otherwise, to the act establishing « court of appeals in the District of Columbia. him for ex- amination and report pending action upon it He returned it to the White ning with ashert note recom- ‘There is, therefore, no | reason to doubt that this much-deaired measure | will become a law within a day or two. Odjections to | lawyer at Willard « ‘On my way home from a west I stopped at Duluth, | tered the figure I have na Mrs. Foster's reception was not only large, but it was a pleasant one in every wa gown was of old rose brocade and it helped make a most attractive picture for the visitors to carry away as a remembrance of her Inet reception. Miss Foster, Mrs. Aiken of Ohio, | Mrs, Rathbone, Mrs. Harter, Miss Riddle, Miss Pollock, Mise Maury, Miss Wilkinson and Mrs. the agrecable coterie of e dining room Mrs. L. B. Webb presided at the tea urn and Mrs. Edward 8. Platt at the chocolate. Mra, Elkins had a large reception and looked especially handsome in a gown of gray and mauve silk. Mra, John Drexel, Mrs. Audenried \d Miss Lay assisted in the parior, and in the Miss Colkett of Philadelphia and ins did the honors. Mrs. Noble had a delightful reception from |4 to 6 She received ina gown of old gold) 7 A : | satin and lace. ‘The Misses Halsted and Mrs, | Citing considerable interest | and Miss Shields assisted in entertaining the just at present. He was recently examined for crowds of visitors. of which was an reant we abot up ng line in freeving weather becaue frovew mper aud ix worthless. referred to mortar loses ite t out there it remains below the fr As they use it it sets before fre set it's all right. work as close together ax possible, wearing pro- tectors on their hands furnaces and metal-lined me which are fires. heated hot and Inia retain heat for a long while Higbee made uj assistant. In fi by the President, House thie me mending its approval. ona budding Reside then are lithe F tubs beneath micks and tortar are ick, You knot INSPECTOR STE! His Case Excizing Cons! Naval Circles, The case of Pay Inspector Stevenson is ex- naval circles “Within the next few years,” Sanford of Rutland, Vt., at the Ebbitt, will be a decided chany material used in th both for resi¢ marble fronts will make effective ¢ the regulation red brick know of several w clegant houres of my state and several large business blocks wall e ia Washing onstruction of buildings, om PUTPosee, | promotion. Several other officers were exam- Mrs, Miller welcomed throngs of friends yes-| ined at the same time. The examining board k | reported favorably in each case, and, with the exception of that each ense received the approval of terday. She wore a trained gown of biacl flowered grenadine over dark red silk. Samuel Miller in a pretty gown of cream silk, | son, striped in black, Miss Miller in light green silk, "> | Mra Butterworth in helistrope velvetand point , the Secretary of the ) lace, and Mrs. Peel were receiving. | drawing room Miss Jessie Miller and Miss | because of his alleged moral unfitness, | therefore again ordered before another board The result will be watehed on who will erect while from the in the case of Mr. Stevenson were disapproved “People all along the ong Island sound, send, a prominent merchant of New Haven, | “are wondering wh | fortify the is j Island sound, incl Rock and others. have intimated that “These fortith tection of the tack is made by mectivut ab Bingham presided. ectiout shore of Mra, Tusk’s receptions have alwa; , jo pleasant ones to attend, and her last was un-| With interest. No officer has failed of promo- changed. She wore a gown of gray bengaline and black velvet. Miss Rusk, Mixes Ida Thomn- | Yes s Vilas, Mrs. Heogen of Wisconsin and | | Mrs. ‘Scidmore were assisting. room Mra. Ross Thompson and Miss Davidson | of Boston were at the table. The marriage of Miss daughter of the Attorney General and Mrs. | at Miller, to Mr. Clifford Arrick will be solemnized at the residence of her parents on Wednesday, Febroary 22. The ceremony will be witnessed by only'a family party and a few intimate | friends, and will be followed by a reception | which will alto be limited in numbers. young couple will go west to reside and not re- | main here, as many friends of the bride-clect for re-examination. tion on account of moral ngress is going ntrance to Long Plum Isand, government engineers 590,000 18 necemmary canngy be list, Sonik he | has not reached the age limit, nor ean he | very well be dismissed without trial by court- martial, and, as there are no charges that be brought . against In the dining | Florence Miller, ty of New York reign hostile fleeta upoa New attack will be ff, department to what can be done in the matter. ‘venson was stationed at the Naval Academy sume Fears ago and was detached at the request of Capt. Sampson, the superintendent. The bad conduct for which it is said Secretary Tracy declines to promote him dates back to some years agowhen Mr. Stevenson was in ex above Hell te, where the vewels can | city at their lei | lies in the fact that ther would «t nd outside of the New Have with a few ah With the islands man-of-war of tw 5 destroy each porly fortified and with « necessarily away from the upper end of Manhattan Island. Sandy Hook channel is very narrow and can be b tructs the enutrasce COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB, Result of the Annual Election for Officers Held Yesterday, ‘The annual election of the Columbia Athletic hold at the club house yester- day, passed off without a hitch, The fact that for the ofices of president, vice president, treasurer and secretary there were no oppo- nents to the single candidates named lessened the interest in the election to a certain extent and the total number of votes cast was conse- quently not so large. ‘The result of the election was as follows: Charles E. Coon, president; Alexander Grant, vice presdent; J. Nota MeGill, secretary; J. Dove, treasurer; W. M Mooney, cap- tain; William M. Dove and Members of the board of governors, to serve for two years: A. A. Birney, Harrison 8. Jones, Alex. P. | Stinemetz and H. B. Zevely; to serve one year, A.A. Hoehling, jr. ‘The vote for each cani offices was ax follo vice president, Alexander Grant, 263; secretary, J. Nota McGill, 269: treasurer, J. Maury Dove, 280: captain, W. M. Mooney 227; Dr. George B. Young, 54; lieutenants, two D._ Sewell, 211; W. to the sound. n Chevalier A.M. PF. Gianelli, Italian consul of Toron bitt,“the annexation of Canada is « long w At Baffalo I heard a great deal about it, expeo- erchants, who seemed t sider that annexation would moan largely m= creased trade with Ca ninety-five per cent of the to annexation. composed mainly of « class of people wbe are | found in uearly every termed extremists and Mrs. Elkins, ially from the n William, M. Lay, and whe may be fied with exintingg E. D. Sewell, liew- | jx no excitement in Toronto | the agitation i all on this side of the border. | There will bea civil war in Canada before this country annexes her. “Tam doubtful whether En war with this countr were annexed, and La land would seek topat dow any movement lc | know that saine pe were in that color. irs. Bonaparte. A would go to aesuming that Canada tieal whether Bnsg- md, though T the would uever nothing of her impe | stations at Halifax and Esquimault [ite present agitat | previous ones, and if America: are consumed with « mad desire to “get iu’ the United States they are J be ‘elected, E. 157; W. Andrew Smith, 139; H. | board of governors, six tobe elected, A. A. Birney, Harrison Dingman, 157; 8. | 152; Jacobus 8. Jones, 151; Alexander P. Shaw, | 142: H. B. Zevely, 129; Dr. R. C. m will end in talk, ae have think Canadians Others present were the Vice President and Mra Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam Slack, Lieut. and Mra, Mason, Mr. and Mrs, W. C: Whittemore, Col. and “Mrs. Leiber, Mr. and Mra. Emmons, Mr. and | Representative and Mrs. | Dinz-Albertini, Col. Bonaparte, Mra, De | Pyster, Senator and Mra. Gibson, Mrs. W. P. Semple, Mr. and Mrs. Glover, Patenotre, Minister Le Ghait, Lieut. Cul- ‘We are naturally interested in the senatorial contest in our sister state, lette of Watertown, 8. D. sign of a quick ending. Casey will be returned. Ho bas lost mack strength, and I would not name Who will pull it down? ut it may be a dark horse. mpus at Pine Ridge was betweene drunken lot of Indians and cowbove who were fired upon by the savages, who, while drunk oF in liguor, must kill something. the slightest danger of an outbreak. The In- dians ase mass are contented, and #0 long ues there will be no trouble, Schneider, 110; Harry F. Dubamel, ‘62; A. A. Hoehling, jr., Ciarence Moore, 10. ‘Towserve one year, A. A. Hoebling, jr., 248. ————— Army Orders. First Lieut. Cecil Stewart, fourth cavalry, is transferred from troop K to troop H of that regiment, vice First Lieut. Robert A. Brown, | appointed regimental quartermaster. First Lieut. Harry C. Benson, fourth eay- alry, relieved as regimental quartermaster fourth cavalry, is to K Ty direction ot the ‘President a tirmg board is C. H. Moses, 70; James irs, Franklin Steele, ‘itt, Mr. and Mrs. md it shows yo Idon't think Senator Buchanan, Admiral and and Mra.’ Appleby, Mr. and Mra Weight. man, Mr. Horace Washington, Mr. Heese, Mr. Grinnell, Mr. McCauley, Mr. Legare, Mr. | ‘Phoron, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Fergusot Mr. George ‘Warder, Mr. Mr, Griswold, Mr. Botkine, the Mesers, Philips an Prendergast of Paris, who is visit the Wanamakers. me Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. J. Henry Carll and Miss Lillian Clarvoo at the | Calvary Baptist Church on Tuesday evening | mext at 7:30 o'clock. The groom is a well- | known young officer of the Washington Light residing near Kendall Green, and the bride is the youngest daughter of the late John A. W. Clarvoe. for many years San ate ys of Soath bridal trip they will reside near Mrs. Hamilton W. Tucker will receive on ‘Thursdays in February. Mr. Cluskey Cromwell and Miss Pye Viers in Rockville. Mr. Cromwell was pie fe pf ry by his associates on the ingles carvers silver-mounted umbrella. Mrs. H. T. Horn will receive at her residence, 1813 Corgoran etreet, from 4 to 10 p.m., assisted by ‘Miss Kenna and Miss this feeling contin To LIGHT THE MARKET HOU The Commissioners Doubt Their Power to Extend Electric Light Wires, Gen. Ordway made application to the Com- missioners today for permission to run electrie wires from the nearest electric line te the ‘Northern Liberty market, corner 4th and K Capt. Alex. H.M. Taylor,nineteenth infant will voport to the bond for examination.” Silane comet ae mr Gronor FE. Berien, dealer in china, &c., at avenue, bas made an benefit of creditors to 1915 ment for the ith a set of silver-handied srtea by Sins Kate Lillian P. Filler. ‘the annual Tar Lamesa of the Gerald