Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1893, Page 11

LHE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER: 20; 1893~TWELVE PAGES. —————————————————————— eee FOR RENT—HOUSES EFOk RENT—519 13TH 3 vin i ‘ise. ot an 6 &b. mnings, BD... 6°. OOKS, 616 12th +t FoR RENT— Stable rcar 632 2ist st. gronns. OFFICES, ¥e.| stable rear 1100 K st 6 11th st se, Store and 1 room us floor . ‘a st S13 N Cap st, Gr.--20.30 | = Upper pe iis th st, 20} olds rs LOCATED NNECTICUT AVENUE NEAR DUPONT. ott ee. CONTAINING 10, RED ROOMS AND. BATH ROOMS. LARGE Panloe DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY, | WITH KITCHEN, FURNACE, LAUNDRY AND FIN ROOMS ON 18T FLOOK. HOUSE HEA’ Y STEAM. ARRANGED FOR EN- AINING. HILL & JOHNSTON, 1803" PA. ae x. W. Rr new!) pered. excellent y goon sare. a peta ¥. GRABAM, For RENT. rT $20_A “COMPLETE TOME ir FCK. st. a. nS all mod. imps. WALT. Atlantic building, excellent repair: front and back $25.30. Inquire 1216 8s Office of Sc18-3t| DAVID D. STONE, 804808 F st. n.w. FOR RENT—307 MASS. AVE. N.E.: NEARLY NEW bay-window brick; @ large’ and well lighted rooms: ered: will tent. before November i ‘at $25.50 per month. Key at cffice. _0cl8-3t DAVID D. STONE, $04-806 F st. rw. FOR REXT— Rents of the following 14th and G sts. STLY FURNISHED 6-ROOM very desirable location; will rented to responsible party without children months from November 10: price reason- Address S. S. T., Star office. oclS-3t* —O1T K ST. N.W.: 11 ROOMS: $00. $50.50: and 406 G ; ‘all mod. imp. : made to good tenant Inquire of A. EBERLY'S SONS, Tis'Tth stm ‘& RUTHERFO™D.1307 F st. FOR RENT_VERY DESIRABLE BRICK: 915 © ST. panied, Caoengheut: 900. hiee steve Teees’ celine te oe Store room, cellar Bod fata, BOs ‘ALBERT F. POX, ‘and fiats, 90S 9th st. n.w. 920 F st. ow. For” REXT-HOUSE 11 1117 22D HL ave., new : ‘mod- em improvements? rent $33.50. Key at drug Store, corner 22d and L si oci8-3t* FOR RENT—518 22D, GR. AND B., NEW... .$25.50 oci8-3t FoR RENT—NEW (Howse, 310 aD ‘sr. SE: 20100; _ near _cabl tine: mt nests $30. ocl$-at 615 E st. nw. SRENT_ S45 PER MONTHELEVEN ROOM double house: 9 4th st. n.e., two doors from Capitol st. Apply on premises. cele-eodste FOR RENT—025 0 ST., COR. COLUMBIA ST.; 13 py newly parered snd painted and modern in Rent, $60 ‘T. R. BROOKS, wm 12th st. nw. r AND CHEAP | HOUSES— octs-er $41.67 35.00 15.30 room Present occupant ¢ will nett the seats 100 persons: Emer he as 6 a in if wanted. For irticu- lars address a twood, ‘D.C. ‘314 Ist ». Or. Ir. 50.42 308 Int see: 1319 F at. nw. For RENT— 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES jand Insurance hand F sts. ow. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. 18.0. 16r... 12th aw. ii ath st aw. ou Pie 803 Gnw, 807 716 &h ow. 237 60% Ont. 10r. 1708 NY ave, Sr. =e W, 10r. ead Pa ave, b? i cms. ~~, n.| bs fae et ait 100 enc! mri ine. al front afoLaave, from $10 15} Lida. de. $06 $85 each. FOR RENT-FURNISHED—THE ELEGANT dence of the late Justice Miller, 1415 Mai Rw. Sow cccupied REST . ave. by the French ambassador; had at once. For permit ap- b= A cemli BATES & CO., 1407 F st. ow. For BEAUTIFUL, __ HOUSES Dupont Ciecle for $45, d $55 per mo. _Sppir EARLY, 608 atin at =< se25-1m, = ee, — BATH HOUSE. 1534 B.w.; $52. ly modern; very ety: so dark roome: abundant closet, cte.. ete _inauire 1522 @ st ocl6-6t* FOR RENT—ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME NEW eight-room houses, with bath, corner Sth and East Capitol sts.; all modern eRe and couveniences: elegantly fitted $33 per month. Inquire at office of FIANK ‘e BROWN- _ING, 416 Sth st. ow. ocl6-3m, FOR REXT — HOUSE WITH TWELVE Rooms aud bath: sunny dining room: furnished: home of naval officer; for the year, si, 200; or less time, _$125 a month.” 1328 R st. nw. ‘oct0-2we For RENT_NEW HOUSE. 615, orn St, E. rooms, bat! ntry, back building, cellar: ered: rent, $85.30. “Inquire 1300 Frist. nw. FOR RENT-DWFLLING 939 MASSACHUSETTS ave. B.w., 9 rooms and bath, all mod. imp. $85.50. Inquire 926% Louisiana ‘ave. n.w. oc4-1 WINTER RESORTS. ATLANTIC Ciiy OPEN ALL HOTEL Zeat, Ot beach. “Maryland ave. Bvers comfort cour. for fall and winter IMPERIAL, home at reduced fates fires and | _mys-6m ~ solarium. W. KENDRICK. VIRGINIA. THE | elevator and all ten new cottages open the entire year; from September to Manager. au20-3m° sss) | LOR SALE—Horses & VEuICLES 30 | ai For SA1.E— PRICE, ess DAYTON WAGON draft horse, six years; oe address 14.29 | _ H. M. BYRNE, Annandale. It’ For _SALE—CARPENTER’S — w ‘AGON, _ NEARLY a be seen at GHREN'S @ a nee For om DARK ee | years, ol; 15.3 hands a fo ey a seen at WOOD'S STA eaeaess | Sf Pace a POL ae FINE HALF THORSCG UD mares: 34 and 6 years: 15% and 16 hands: one adh every way. Address PROS TECK HILL PARM, Leonardtown, Md. 0c20-0te FOR SALE—A WIDOW LADY WILL SELL FOR her very handsome, stylish, Kentucky. bred ‘trotting and family horse; years old: weight. 1,000 Fy Is by led jen, be by ‘Wilkes, ‘the great sire of trotters; dam Kate Wadsworth, she by Almont, My very stylisa iy. form no boots or walgit ae does not sby or pull for the most tim! Ke shows his high Dreeding; be trotted two trials Prien purehased by ny tate hesband for $1,175 at Lexington. Ky., th 2.28%, 2.2 I will w: him sound and kind and‘to trot full mile in oF (no male; time shown purchaser apd ferret Ee ees BE halt reasonable offer. Brewster side-bar top le and double 1 Bea fell “separate: OWNER" IV, 137 West Ith ate bet. 6th and Tih aves., New York ett oc80-3t city. order and t harness. Apply Y'S STABLE, I3th and Ohio a = ‘SALE-ONE SORREL MARE, S ax aati also one gray horse, 5 years old; suitable for driving or delivery wagons; also one heavy J. E. 20-38 a SALE—THREE HORSES TO BE SOLD FOR want of use at @ great bargain. Can be seen 927 D st. nw. x 0020-2t' FOR SALE—HORSE BLANKETS, RU ers and ‘robes; | wholesale and retail, B- J. NEY, 3 1 be DOWNEY, Manufacturers’ Agen + isthe For *SAtE_CHEAP_A 31 Sige SOUND may _couchiaan, rear of 614 E. _Capitol st ad oc FOR SALE-KOAN MARE; HIGH; 1¢ HANDS sound and gentle; an excellent driver. at 1329 T st. ocig-dt® FOR SALE-GENTIE BAY HOBSE, AT A ‘modest price: is & Sool coddie heron, ane will drive anywhere in harness. Owner has'no use for him. SHEETZ, 10th and F sts. FOR SALE— fine private eqriyere of the late Calver pson, Esq., nd ave., consisting of one bate, ot beoveny ack bay, well matched = one Victoria, the heat maker in the country, and, of hamess, silver mount seen at the livery stable of JAMES G. BOWEN, G27 New York ave. n.w. FOR SALE—ONE LADIES" 1OOP FRONT PIHAE- ton; will sell cheap. Can be seen at JAMES G. BOWEN'S LIVERY STABLE, 627 New York fork, ave. i SALE—RBAY MARE; 8 YEARS OLD; CANA- ap breed: for buggy use; gentle for ladies to drive. Address a0 sta ir office. Lala FOR SALE—2 HORSES, 2 BUGGIES, 2 SE harness and 1 form wages; cheap. Apply jas oa se nw Je FOR SALE-FAMILY GOING TO ieee sell without reserve 1 Brewster Brougham. water Victoria. board. 1 Blas Saieee Horses, 16 bands. ‘Horse. ic oy LAURENCE TATERGAS, reed eater, 161! st. ow. 0e87-8t FoR SALE-TRAPS__BUCKBOARDS, SU SURREYS, Daggies, business, miik and dayton wagons, cou re ee Daytons, $49 0. JARBOE, 3295 M st. FOR SALE—PIANOS. FIGURES TELL What testimonials won't. Hundreds of thou- sands of the PIANOS for which we are agents are in use in this country. That's enough to fell, you where it's to your advantage to buy dices ry erie PIANOS, 934 F ST. WE WiLL SELL YOU a MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT no for $250, worth many dollars more, for 100 casi down and balance in monthly payments to suit. Don't miss those square pi BOW off ed at such bargain prices to close them out. x THE PIANO EXCHANG 020 Pa. a FOR SALE—JAMES & ToRrROW. araiars; and ‘action like for gam artist $225 Cand. “Prot. A We MEYER, 1595 12th ot} aw. ocl9-Bt* on easy om easy terms. Pianos lerms. Pianos sold om easy terms. sold on terms to sult. Pianos on terms Lg Pianos pe Serie Wor suit. pa sold _on terms to suit. VORCH & moved, tuned, packed packed and _FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ RAILROADS. FOR SALE— BRICK, ¥ bara, ‘chic and at RR. Pelee of $1,600; small balance moath. Al suburb Places! tot, dary, frat and ‘on inost fe. corms. ard niap sent free. JAMES E. CLEMENTS 2 AST O' DC. Tice, I HAVE A HOUSE TO SUIT YOU. brick houses, honses with paths pooner imy es Tits al vement PRICE, $5,000—1 rooms, wood’ work, sta- 1321 its. cellar, splendid PRICE $4,750—7 rms., brick stable, 11th a a Pui 4390, 000-8 rms., lot , near PRICE, $5,000—7 rms. and bath, 13th st. PRI $5.500—9 rms., cellar, 20x115, near Tms., B st. ne. near Sth. rt Dw. PRICE, R Pace. .000—7 rms., cellar, A st. n.e. — (Ponsa Tia rooms, cellar, furnace, D PRICE, "$5,600-7 rooms, well buflt, New as. N st. PRICE, 500-6 rooms, 16x110, 18th st. n. re t rooms, 000—8 rooms, 5th st. 10th York nw. w. 450-6 rooms, ee Bet ae Stoo fooms, jot 16x114, Fst. aw, ICE, $4,700—1 ‘rooms, double isouse, "Tih st. Price, 3000-2 rooms, cellar, 16x124, 7th st. Paice, pit 200-6 rooms, 16.6190, 4th st. PRICE, ¥ $4,250—Basement, 6 rooms, Mass. Puce, $3,750—9 rooms, 4th st. n.w. PRICE, $4,500—10 K x PRICE, $4200 200 rooms,” Gth ‘st. ne. PRICE, $4,000-8 tin te rooms, PRICR feon—$ ome: Rese J7th and Q. ne. ave. —* rooms, stable, 185127, F et. TEES fee me, ots, % sq. from B. Tooms, new, 9th st. n.w. w. ia t invest ‘cleat sect list invest rt. Dh golng my E-aT A Pau ‘and 806 F st. n. Por s account, of owner basing eat ast Irishing to leave the city, splendie Sesiling way at be suid at the iow price brick dwelling, by ,latrobe; Tot 20.60% on in mwe., with a epiendid outlook on ee aloes Worth nes the corner of 3d Md. ice eG pri Gust the Theat residence sites near the Capitol. A chance to make $1,000. _it DAVID D, STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n. FOR SaLe—HERE’: house, cellar, ori rm all mod, “tmps, 900 price, _Inquirs of OWNER, 1355 Md. ave. FOR SaLE_8 BEAUTIFUL Hol w. A BARGAIN—AN | ¢-ROO sf . Of park; press $3,000; 840 a Rionth, acindes atl intervee! email cash pay men: 0020-3 iN. i. ES Ate, pear Dupont Circle; just finished ‘tod is the and latest ‘sty! THos. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 FOR SALE—A VER’ brick; contalty located; near the 14th’ st. VERY PRETTY aig 7T-ROOM cars; 100 cash, balance $50 per month. out seeing 5 Por, no + a see! hargeios, ia wel —— = ee D. STONE, nt 806 st. aw. ee bacon Puan Ing houses, ju: & 100 each; my window; brick frout; 2 stories and’ basement; bed roots, cheertdi dining room, well itchen, large closets a) tries, large the location “is room, sanitary plambing. desirable for such a low-priced house; iM 804 and 800 F st. a. the ae rior, Tighted vath very wide rik YOU Mever had such a chance to secure parent DAVID D. STON! FOR SALE—VERY, CENTRAL. VERY CHEAP. PRICE, $4,850; on F st. northwest near nearly’ new; bay-window; 7 rooms and should rent ‘for $35 a month. SALE—PRICE $5,500. WorTH ‘AN ELEGANT ‘RESIDENC 10,000. Situated in the fashionable n.w., on Q st., not far | t circle, handsome round bay-window foe 24; bath} DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. nw. ; 3"stortes and cellar; 10 rooms and bath; formate; lot_about 23x80. it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F For SALE SIT 14TH 87. pressed brick house; mouth only one lett, eee FRANK L. HANCUCK & CO. DOM $3,500—-$100 020 Cor, 18t DRTHEAST. FOR SALE—1117 jeTH st. brick house; sont! front recane: igslt007 €200 “ena, newly Snished; it. 020 FOR SALE-1 os colored people: $1,500—$100 cash and $8 a 12th st. Key: = FRA Sa L Peay & CO.. 020 Cor, 13th ant G. SALE—1222 LINDEN ST. Pee trail mek imps.; lot 10x78 to 12-ft. ley: interest; newly FRA’ oc20 a aie HANCOCK & CO. Cor. an and G 81 925 7th st. aw. shipped. of iat aes FOR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT Sas finest make; exquisite tone; used but fittie: to close account of owner leaving the city: ick, cash. rare chance. istic “hie PlaNo EXCHANGE, 813 Pra: ave. USUSUAL, OPPORTUNITIES. SEVERAL SMALL sauare Blanos for beginners: cheap for spot <x or monthly at? price: to close out; $20, Py $50. $005 al c: big steps. Parlor otgans, scis.S¢ inti PIANO EXCHANGE: 018 Pa FOR SALE—A SUPERB UPRIGHT PIANO, USED but one season; standard make; the propert: # wi it & discharged goverament clerk ‘who for $200; a bargain. se1-3m ‘THOMSO ‘SS MUSIC STORE, 521 11th et. ae BARGAINS “FINE CAB ht ‘on tm es it. F. Fo Wwalbecu bn & CO., By Tth st. nw. oc2-tf FOR SALE— THIs 1s A PaRaare. A Bradbnry pia I grand scale; finest tone ‘and reveating action: at price and on terms never offered before—-$250—$10 down and $8 moath- ly. If you want a bargain Dow's Zour chance. _8e30 R SALE— = FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. er power ebonized case: Lis oct taves: full better see it at a F. G. aurmn. se28 1225 PA. Ww. READ HAVE for sale fficen ight x3 fectl; ‘magni me, uptight plano, perfectly hai hogany cise; price. $250; a rich scarf and stool zo" with a” planes ws have several -hand and, pianos for suleall of them bargains. “Call and seeus W. G. METZEROTT & CO., 1110 FF at. tw, FOR SALE—SECOND RAND UPRIGHT ae as good as new: $17 ipward; second hand sold peEIFFER © CONLIFF, 417 11th st. aw. MEDICAL, &c. DR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL powerfal Nerve Stimulant and Tonte. Of al miserable, sleepy. Iack of ambition and zest ‘there is no remedy equal to this cordial. It has been in use for nearly forty-five years in this city. 906 B s.w. 0¢c20-1m' DR. BROTHERS, THE MOST RELUABLE AND longest-established specialist in this city, with 50 years’ experience: 45 years at 906 B st. s.w. Consultation tree end strictly confidential. se29-1m* ———————————— MANICURE. MADAME, PAYS, avgene AND CHIROP- importer and ‘manufacturer of FINE aes od CHIROPODIST GOODS south of New York au2sne ACCOUNTANTS. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. Examinations estates settled, references. JAMES "BAYNE. National Bank bldg. ATTORNEYS. JOHN A. CLARKE, Jas L PUGH: ALEX. R. LOWNY. "CLARKE, PUGH & MULLOWNY, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. | Practice in the United States Supreme Court, all | the courts of the District; United States Court of Cates and before the Executive Departments. best Address accantead Root 3%, 18 ‘Stewart bullding! 402 6th et. me. 8030-tr | CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, Attorney-at-Law, cate Law building, 505 D st. n.w., Wash- D.C. Residence, 983 K st. mw. 22 “Dr. Gar eton, SOT 12th st. nw. five years’ experience. SURGEON FOR SALE—1308 [mors jomn| strli near by. ANK L. HANCOCK & CO... 0c20 13th and G sts. FOR SALE—1206 G ST. "ial: uont new 5-room house, water, gas, sewer being laid GROOM, PRESS ‘ale cash h and a & moath including NORTHEAST. _ DRTHEAST. desirable @ houses: cba: this one: 6 lot 17x00. : 12-ft. alley; }4,000—$300 cash, balauce month! . BIANE T, HANCOL oc20 Cor. 13th and = sta. NORTHEAST. FOR SALE—418 11TH st. oases ait on ‘@ month, includ: ac inis over.; Can see this house after 7 p.m. at Omer PRANK L. HANCOCK & CO.'S, 020 a i3th_and G sts. NORTHEAST. FOR 878 ES - CTEST. Attey ‘bet th ana ce 1, and M ste, 200 419 Ist st. fh, 01 467 aba “469 Tat, fn 4, reo at, b and ‘346 “MM at, R portion of the rey Looks, oa ia call at WEE iBtued on te 1st and 15th. by Ge. . 2,800 Th, 10. ani Or. $5.00 nd 222 D st, th, ea office for bulletia T._E. WAGGAMAN. POR ‘SALE—CHEAP—7-ROOM BRICK, eGlOURE IN 18x80; excellent modern impro: neg Shothood: rented pays a down; no agents. A. A. W., Star office.ocl! FOR SALE—-WANTED THE MAN WHO HAS been waiting for a home at a great bargain; 250 cash, balance on time, will buy a new -story res! 10 rooms; strictly modern in every respect; on Oregon st near New Hamp- shire ave.; no trade sud only, those having the above amount in need apply; no com- tlesion paid to real estate ‘agents, Addreas ox 82, Star office. 0c19-3t FOR SALE—NEAR east AND R 8TS., A MODERN home, having a width of 25 feet and conta ining, 10 rooms and hath ries, $11,000. eukeonets & __BROADBENT, 602 FOR OR, SALEBY 1584 T st. nw. comfortable 9-room and bath houae, 1522 S.w;-where owner may be found. Beautiful _ Good! investments at price. | FoR SALE—A HANDSOME NEW BRICK: rooms, cellar and bath: four rooms on a tiled bath room; enameled tubs: open cabinet mantels; electric bells and handsomely decorated: south front: wide ing: on R at.; ws itees $6,500; $200 cash, ance ccsee” aC, ve e3 HOPKINS, 1419 G plumbing: Pitghting!: 6-1m ere een BUILT 10-R. Also extremely Q st. 1 bomes 11-6w" floor rk Pal: st. FoR SALE— DECIDED BARGAIN IN N. W. INSTALLMENT 1 PLAN. $20 parment cach month. itt bay the dest ew brick and stone dw: El Droit Park: aprice only. $3,200, scala VILCOX & HIESTON, ocl4-6t aes P wand 6th and FOR ay NORTHWEST DWELLINGS. PRICE ONLY $9,500. Houses 2002 aud 2010 15th st. n.w.; B-ati and basement; 10 rooms and tiled bath; rood finish: easy terms, Wace Wwitcox of, HESTON, a. ave. a Houses oa tor inepection. > “a La. FOR SALE_01 i LEASE— THAT Vabvane TROrERTY CORNER 8TH AND G STs. U, S. PATENT OFFICE. rable Le and 6th and La. ave. hard ve. 6t NORTHWEST N.W., OPPOSITE atte, Hot has, a froutage of 62 feet 6 inches on st. feet 4 inches on G st., are feet of slight alterations, can be converted fnto desirable business 3 containing He und, and Improved with a large and substantial brick’ building, which. with very This property will be sold at a reasonable price on very accommodating terms or lea | TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. Graduated Pa long term. I particulars England, 1865; New York, Iszy. All| Apply to Hpye | diseases of the Genito-urtuary System, Bladder, | Ocl4-8t 1505 Penn. ave., bop. Trendy. idneys. ii or ses, Nervous Debil- | FOR SALE—HANDSOME EW THREE-STORY ity. SCIENTIFIC, a SUCCESSF' | TREATMENT GUARA’ “a ope | "Beware of, umkilifel and unlearned pretenders, fossils and aes Special experience 1s abso- lutely_necessa [=2 only 1 Carleton tively the ee who Mee | cian in’ the city” of practice to the treatment of men exclusively. Hours, 9 a.m. to lpm and 4 pm. te < pm. | Sundays, 9 am to 2 p.m. only. tation | tree. aulésm | ressed brick dwelling; Improvements. 200 N. x ‘NER, 214°N. Cap. st = SALE—3-STOR’ ye pow house; stable in rear; lot 50 by 27 hear Lath. at, Cokiinbin, Heights feat and e Sy ephaer ined a strict! eat and everything contal in a. strictly clase residence sal all @ bargain. Box 144, Star rae aw. Apply to 9-3t* Prince- has including hot water first- Address 9-8t RAND DWELLING OX OXLY — ean ‘ST. FOR sate—ai SALE—AT A GREAT ineaunnce on time at:6 te “comttasion “paid ce eo ‘commis! Address Box 44, Star office. ‘oclhat” FOR SALE—a GRAND BARGAIN Ly HOUSE 611 ‘is house handsome), - ave. D.W.; iy decorated. rooms, ‘eablvet mantels. ‘electric: belle mi and lighting, large tiled bath room and steam eat; house finished in quartered oak; large lot; any one in search of bargain 1a 8° good home will apply as as above. ‘t ocld-1w FOR SALE—$900_BE VALUE; MUST BE BELOW sold; iy rooms, bath, cellar; near 6th and Md. ave. onl; 650; D .c00. are. ne; 6 2. ath: DEN, 619° E st. n. 0c19-3t* FOR SALE-SNAP BAROAIN— 1610-1618 18T ST. n.w., new bay-window breks; Y rooma and bath: : ‘refused for the first ble offer Of these houses; $500 to $1,000 cash re- quired. “Keys at this office. ocl&-3t* JAMES G. JESTER, 680 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—A SNAP INVESTMENT. LARGE NEW store and dwelling; will years’ lease first of November at "a0" per onth; will sell for $5,500, as owner is in need of money. Gall and see for yourself. OWNER, 1088 sith ge 2. FOR SALE-OWNER WISHES Rta = city, a. Story and cellar’ bay-window. brici: servant's room, furnace and kitchen in basement; {xo large parlors, and dicing, room on frst, oor; ‘six bod rooms and baths on 24 and 8d, incl in first-class repair; lot 20x¥5% to 12-ft. attey: terms very easy if hay ice, $13,200; one square of Dupont circle. 'E. T. ocld 930 F st. nw. FOR SALE-WELL BUILT WELL ARRANGED new house; 9 rooms; and large ao ae clos Joca- e. 38t, bo “better” buy 'a “desltatie Some, "Price mort Fetsonable. | Key next door, 2210. H. 1. RURT, 624 14th st. nw. Many, of the Meat residences a the etty. Prices too low to be publish IT have ui bargains | to offer on SIXTEENTH BT CONN. AVE., MASS. AVE., wR. A. AVE., K ST. NOTE. ci investors BUY when the mar- oy ta This he time for BARGAIN! B a Tn investigate. Won SALE — HANDROM ene THREE-NTORY ick ; ee. 1815 ane . <. x) ——— fooma and hath roam: all latest soprovements: carefutiy” pailt under. our mr, pernonal supervision first-class 190 every re npaieulaes, tie feopection, Fer frie eee? ™ FOR SALE—LOOK AT THIS CAREFULLY—1002 3 elegunt new bouve; stone front; “wood; ‘hot water heat; every convenience: not huflt by contract, but ‘by days’ labor. Ite CENTRAL LOCATION makes 1 ta very ible; 15 rooms; price, $16,000. ocl2-1m JOHN 0. JOHNSON & CO., 617 F st. For BALE NEW. | Bouse: BARGAINS; terms; G15 to 628 6th st. and 039 6 eae 7 rooms; back nid Sills juire OWN FOR SaLE—434, 486 4TH ST. N..E—TWO PAR ead handsome, solidly built ‘ee bay wine dow bricks: 19 feet from; with ex tra care: all modern improvements abundant Closet room: bright, dry, couy, convenient: terms easy. Inquire of owner, WILLIAM MAYSE, G16 Oth st. 2m Ss nw, ay weld-: FOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY PUR- chase fret-clase ty ip fine localities, "cereal the nexcep tion iy inished houses at the cor of 2th 10r. and vgtee U sts. n.w., containing 6. 8, 9 and Prices, $7. and handsome houses on W at. pear 13th; “sr. store room’ ve ee ‘Ino two very fine tS et. near Cg em fronts; one bri tate, collar sod seem [ cof, these “omnes are ‘exceptionally (well built conveniences. and are decorated: elaborate cabinet mi att fleetric Thetis, electric gas lighting and fine ‘anal te sidewalks. In- them at once, as they cag be purchased Pom $000 to $1,500 ees va. than the regular prices; fon, Watchman ge. 5, 1201 Penn. ave. ake” owe For sary, ‘OR EXCHANGE— Col Hets. . $12,000) on ar bei -8,000!H near Sth'aw, Gr... +503 8000 nee ine Sart 7.000 34 near Be, Gr,.,,.3.500 ‘of im»toved and unimproved for OSCAR W. WHITE, 930 F ST. N.W. oc FOR | SALE—ONLY non, RET OF, THOSE bandsome at the corner of 18th convenience and ave ne nr 7 9-roum ond W sts. Dw every price, $7,000; terms to Salt Hoom 5. Tat Pe ave. mw yeze-te FoR SALE—TWO BROWN @TOST AND PRESSED- brick houses; 10 rooms,beautiful cabinet mantels, claborate. plate” giaes trum lore sca adi net RI i ti at en, electrl trie ‘gas lighting, iarg da ae a jubes, electric Heathaaa saethae Rd Sirable for bigh government oftelals oF bie. neigh hond wast of Tat st. OWNER, DE: $34,000 WORTIT of vacant ground on 14th st. betweea Clifton and Roamke sts., Columbia Heights, for improved property oe the northwest section. FOR SALE_—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT OF O0xi00 feet on 16th st. on reasonable terms {f applied to vinta immediately, 1704 19th st. nw. ocl9-: | FOR SALE—FOUR LOTS W., <j, SUITABLE LE TO | p. balld houses that will pay 15, pér won HANDY, ocl9-1w 610 13th a a. m FOR SALE-TWO LOTS ON G 8ST. a own 18x100 to alley; will fe Lata ae money. ocl8-6t 406 G st. FOR SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AN aa INVEST. ment tn a 25-root lot on Kenyon st. an deen 13th and 14th sts. A berais for a pl ocl7-6t RKER, 1418 F FOR SALE—EAST-FRONT ae Witt! 7 a party walls: near corner 9th and East Capitol Sts; on monthly payments; a rare.chancs, to tll 2 home. OWNEI, 1 Oth st oclO-lm&2t® | FOR EXCHANGE-WILL TRADE $44,285 WORTIT of vacant ground, no incumbrance, class residence in ‘the Box 46, Star office. FOR SALE—SEVERAL TEN-ACRE TRACTS, ON A good avenue, and within a few minutes’ drive of the city, PRICE, $100 PER ACRE. For location and par- ticulars ‘apply to ELLERSON & A firet- Northwest section. cory ah WEMPTE, ofr ath wea FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS eee FOR SALE—THE WORLD'S FAIR; 150 STEREOP- ticon pictures and lecture by Mra, Mary L. Got ocT-1m deas, “Fourth of July orator at Cl sit a S21N. Arlington ave... baltimore For Fi E NEV aan xn sai cheap. Call at 431 Ist st. n.w.or20-2t' FOR SALE-STEAM HEATER WITH RADIATORS, worth $400, for $150; rosewood plano with carved legs, $50; organ, in io order, oak bed room set, $15; office desk, 503 14th st. n.w. ocl6-6* FOR SALE—CHEAP, we ¢ TNVALID'S Will oe but little used. Address “CHAIR,” office. ocl9-8t* FOR LE—A_ SECOND-HAND EXTENSION front bret, built by Brewster & Co. to or- der for $1 great Dargain at $500; has been used very little; also a second-hand Gogce vinaker), tn frst-clnes Chee only ma little over a yeai sorces SONS, oc18-3t FOR SALE—ONE_2-1.P. NEW NERTICAL | EN. ‘eu. ene 10-8. new vertical on- complete. $130; 20-h.p. new vertical engine, complete, $190. OCUXLER & MOHLER. Machinist and Mill Supplies, It. Baltimore, Md. __oel7-6t ir ANI a Factory 412 to 0416 14th st. nw = FOR SALE—HARTZ MOUNTAINS Sarat canaries, parrots, pigeons, gold fishes and Aquariums, mocking birds, monk HMID'S PET ANIMAL STOR) hw. For, SALI Lhe SMALE, ¢ CASH praetor WN and monthly payments to sult yourvel furniture and ‘house! af WORCH arUE NITU! te WARE ROOMS, 924 7th FOR SALE—WALL Bae aS in latest fall ates as cheaj consistent with good gy] postal: Pw “eal Athan cOBURN. FICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. SAMUEL SPENCER, F. W. Cu ae AND ch daily, ex a with Norfolk and Westera ‘and Danville fast mail.— for Lynchburg, Dan Danville and for principal ints south Richmond and Danville system, cluding Anniston and Birmingham, also Opelika, iuimbus, Moutgomery, Mobile ‘and ow, Orleans. Puliman fashington to oe canine a a “Greensboro” ith sleeper for amy for Charlottesville and inter- Daily. waserccTox AND SOUTH. KN VESTIBULED LIMITED, com) ureiy of Pullman Sleepers aud Dining and Tuns to Atlanta, Montgomery and with Pullman Buffet and Washi ft Lynehbur ne ward. dally. throug! ton to New Orleans, vie rong and New York to Augusta. Also Asheville and Hot Spr &c. Pullman an Sleeper Wasuington to Mempuls "via Birmlagia xe RATXS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVIS 108 leave Washington at 9.10 a.m., 4.85 p.m. daily for Round Hill, and 6.25 p.m., except Sunday, for Herndon and Intermediate stations. Returning, ar- Hound Hila “683 “atts, “sii Cheat buttey a a.m. daily excey from Herndon tly, if og rough trains Pes! the south arrive Washington Vinton, 85 pum, atiy waeeyt Siaday, as S10 ae vi m. datiy except Sunday, ai a.m, daily from 5 Fitiottwrie oi a Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations and eae furnished at offices, 511 and 1300 Pennsy! Penoayivania, Tail: ave., and a fea, Washington, eG H. GREEN, Gen, Man, TURK, Gen. Pass. Agt. L. 8. Brown, General Agent Passenger Dept. se23 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION = ele’ SLXTH AND B STREETS. September 4, 1898. 1015 ast” ‘Coit HAN EXPRESS.— Pullman Slee} rst Cars to Chicago, and Har i and Indiana) Ni =p Sleep: PENNSYLV ES and State Stocking Chics Buffet Parlor Car to Ha: 815 Pate gi. LOUIS. CINCINSAT CAGO ‘EN EXT “Pullman Sl n Slee and st to Chica; ing Cars Har: to.dy M. PACIFIC to Pittsburg, and Buitet Sleeping Car a riba od Se ag ie 7.50 A. temenenns nom Rochester and ‘Niagara Tulle dally except Suniay. 10.15 AM for WI Williamsport, Renovo and Elmira Gaily, except Sunday. For Williamsport daily, 2.40 PAA tor Wiliams Rochester, Buffalo and iagara Falls, daily, “except Saturday, with Sleeping Ca Gar Washingion to Bunato, 20.49 for Erie, mandaigua and Rochester daily, for Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily, ex- cept Saturday, With Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester FOR PHILADELPHIA,.NEW YORK AND THE EAST EYED all Par. with “te By Car from Baltimore iadelphia week ‘anys. Car), apd 15, 4.20 4.00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL LIM rs, New York daily, for 7.05, (no Coaches), 7.20, 9.00, 9.40 (Din! 11 A. 1 Pisin Car), Sunda Loach WOining cari For ag es pila only. Fast Ex coy ‘without change, 7.50 a.m. week days 3.15 ete a er Yer ~phirry te a ery roa B50 . i. 11.15 and 11 .00. 9.05, 10.15, 11.00 iais, ¥s ion 1.15, 201, 2.80. 8:15) (8,00 Lamaitedi™ = 5.40, 6.14, “7.40, 10.00, 10.40 and 1}.85 For” Pope's Creek = 7.20 a.m. and 4.36 p.m. daily, except Sund: For ramet 7.20, v.00 and 11.50 a.m. and 4.20 Soy, nezeent Sunday. Sundays, 9.00 a.m. For'l Richtee and the South, 4.30 and 10.57 a.m. 3.46 p.m., daily. For Richmond only, 7.10 p.m. Week days. Accommodation for Quantico, 7.45 a.m. daily and an, reek 1a. For Aedana 280, 625, 7.48, £40, 9.48, 10.48 2. noon,” 1.0 2.11, 3.; 43 5 $35 802, to. $end 0 pa Gn up nay 7. 00, af 02 ‘and 10. sg Leave Alexandria for W: chington, 6.05, Jae 3.08, ee aes, 144, bie fm. 1 5.08, ind 11.08 m. On Sunday at 940. 10.18 and itt? am., 2.08, 5.05. 7.00, 7.20, 9.15 and 10.52 p.m. puticket offices, northeast corner i3th street and ‘Iwania avenue, and at the station, 6th and B where orders ean be left for the checking of realdences. OST, Woop, S General “Manager.(se26) General Passenger Agent BALTIMORE AND OUIO RAILROAD. Schedule tn effect t July ©, 1008. Leave Washington corner of New sewer aveoss cal a. street. For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited Express trains 11.35 am, 6.15, 840 p.m, 12.35 rs, 11" p.m. wal iaaideapotte, We Ges kEPTeMs, 12.35, night. level express daily 11.35 For ic Staunton, 110.40 a.m. ations, 15.30. p. Natural Bi ‘oke, Knoxville, Chattanooga’ and Memphis, 11.10 p.m. 3 sleep- ing cars one Meimph: m. For ‘Baittinore, week 500, 25,40, 6.39, 27.15, (8.00, 45 minutes), x8.05, 8.30, x9.50, (10.00, HP pinutes) a... 412.09, 12.18. x2.20, 32.40, 38.15, -28, 4.31, 25.00, x5.30, 5.25, x6.20, 6.20, 005 205, Go, 11.30 and 11-35 00, 45 minutes). x8.05, 230, 0,00; 45. minnten) A.mM., x12.60, 1.00, 22.20, 3a 3.25, 24.15, ais x5.00, x6.20, 6.30, 57.30, See ee ee ec 15 and ‘or Anna) is, . am. 12. 4.28 p.m. Sa 8.30 a.m. 4.31 % For’ Frederick, 110.40, “38am, "1.18, 14.30 Por pees 110.40 a.m. and '5.30 p.m. For Bord and way potnts, *9.40 p. For caer 4 ond a cas ‘axhington Junction and way points, 79.30 a.m, 11-15 pom. Express trains stonping at prin- cipal stations only. 110. 15.30 ROYAL BLUE LINE FoR’ NEW YORK AND page For Paiiadetpht Boston and the east, aay. $00 Car) a.m., 12.00, 2.40, Db 11.30 p.m., Sleeping P. with Putlman Buffet Sleeping Car‘ ronning through to Boston without change via Poughkeepsie bridce, lnnding passengers in B. and M station at Boston. For Atlantic City, 10.00 a.1m. and 12.00 noon, 12.00 noon. “Escpt Sunday. *Datty. ‘Sunday only. Express trains, Baggage called for'and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at ticket offers, O19 and 1951 Pa. ave. and at depot. J.T. op cuas. 6. “Gen. Manager. Geld Gen. ag Ag't. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 21, 1393. Trains leave dafly from Union Station (B. and Pj. eth and Bs ‘Th the grandest scenery in Amerien, with the hanfsomest and most complete Solid-traln Service West from Washington. 2:00 p.m, dailr—“Washinzton and Chicago clal”’—Soltd_ vestthuled. newly eanipped, Hehted train. Pullman's finest steer! Ineton to Cincinnatl nnd eed car from Waal a.m, Tndlanapels Ma » Chicazo 5:29 bate 10 p.m. dallr—The famous “F. F. V. Tim. ited"*—n cold vestibule train, with dining car and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati, Lexington and Lanjaville Tithont change. arriving at, Cincinaett Lexington 6:15 p.m.. “indianapolis 11:10. p.m. Chitenge. @: a.m., | gute 7:45 a.m.. connecting in Union depot for a Snectal Pullman sleeper Wednesdays thronsty te se Springs, Va., without change; arrives 8:00 “3:00 nm. Aaity—Fxprens for Gordomvitie, Char- Jottenritle, Wayneshoro’, Staunton and principal Virginian points; daily, ‘except Sunday, for Rich- Pationas toe loeations and tickets at company’s of- fires. ° * "W. PUTER Gent Passeneer Acent. ~ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. | WasHINGTON SURAM OAT ©O., “LIMITED.” From 7! forry wharf. Rteamer Wakefield on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 at 7 a.m. for Revaaiae TORS KS and Intermed! 3 Returni DESD. THUNSHASS aed SON (See achedal Steamer, TV. WEDN pial Beach ai leaves Kinsale ntiees, pe estlectrle- nz care Wash- Chicago, Cincinnatt p.m. Rt, and Yeocomt: ven Kinaals iiring. at Washington S"BUNDAYS shout 10" pak, e8-tt ® SALE= “OTTO” GAS ENGINES, —s NEW Laty PALACE STRAMER HARRY RANDA\ ant second-hand: anys! ‘View wharf, Send for circular of call” Gan Tuomas and Teursiny et 7 en: at ni2-tr_D. BALLAUF, Agt., 731 7th st. nw. | ail’ wharfe wa tnr down as Maddox cree hs Gee een aE VETERINARIAN. Feestved qRMtHL Rour of “aulling. Telephone, ‘T PAL + agents, Alexa THE NATIONAL VETERINARY COLLEGE. apat-te E. ie ESP ALL HOST ITAL 19th and E sts. nw. CHIEF SURGEONS, PROFS. CH. B. MICHENER AND GEO. JOBSON. All ailments of domestic animals treated. Night calls promptly attended. Free advice for the aniuals of the worthy poor every Wednesday and Saturday at 2 p.m. Telephone No. 448. oc7-12t° —— STEAM CARPET CLEANING AUMONIATED STEAM C. pe maT Works.—Carpets cleaned in the, Carpets made moth ft free of charge Mat fee Bad Ti08' and fF x, irs Telephone, SOL 804 orks, rt 19° Brigg mha MYER, Manager. UNDERTAKERS. SURMIBHENG US UNDEIE KER AND EMBALMER, uy TAL AN 1334 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. 205, 9023-tr NORFOLK AND WASH SE BETWEEN WASHING: eT NE ORT RESS MONROR and wit RFOLK, The ne 7 and powerful Iron Palace Steamers. WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND, Leave Wanuington daily at 7 p.m. from foo! ath st) woart, errive at’ Fuctress Monge. ot 6:56 a.m. next Arrive at Norfoll at 7:30 am. where fre made for all polats fouth aud southwest. NORTH BC Bousp. a dail: it 6: m. Leave Fortress — 10 com ‘arrive at Washingtoe et TON, D. G, a 30 em ‘next Tickets on sale at S18, Gi0, 1951 and 1421 Pean- avirania ave. and 616 ‘aks for ticks via the newline” ares JNO. CALTAHAN, _aplete Gen. Sapt. pai: WALKER, SONS, 208 OTH ST. X;W. Baia Fa, Moth-proot Goods, Fire’ Bric ger St ‘Tile Aabeston,’ Flue Lining, Pal Eats. Tonisete 0:50 | OFFICIAL NOTICES ae i be tl 3 a ive object! aaid works from all Interested until 03 ONE O° OCLOCK, a2) sk DAY, OCTOBER hould be submited i EC writing. and relaving sidewalks: 14th street east side, from Maryland avenue F t:K. street northwest, south side. 14th to Toth ‘streets (enment): 1th atrect to front of No. 734 (cement): sides, 14th ‘to 15th street: south side, South itol to Vermont a1 nue, side, N vo O atreets E’sireet northwest, south side. 17th to 18th street; North Capitol street. both rides, New York avenne to O street; enue. New Hampshire ave- Bue to oeea street; complete "aidewal on enst aide of Brightwood avenue, Rock Ghurch road’to Genesee streets Brookinad: ext ker Hill road, from Baltimore ‘and Ohio io, rail to Queen street; Fort street, north from Mallace to 18th street; Bunker Hill rnd ant Kguare oe ai ahese in in no gx A PROFESSIONAL. BracTarc AND ae TREATMENT, CAB- inet ‘a at! a sage. GOSY, 1: st. ra BAIA ‘Competent nw. ‘AYCOTT. operat- ors. ‘Sanday. MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF Ute, All business confidential. Ladies and gen. tlemen. 50c. each. Hours, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 05 F. 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CLAIRVOYANT ASTROLOGIST; caul; gives names and lucky dat tele bows to retain husband or lover: advice lore, business or health: for a short thine a talis- man te all consulting her. 615 E 2.w., Room 9. THE HOSFORD MEDICATED ELECTRIC VAPOR beth, Sor rheumation and ail al fever, with facial Hi st. a. MME. FRANCIS, CARD READE READER AND EY mediom.—Lite | from MME. PERRIN, THE TRUEST (URST DESTINY READER the age: age: promotes success Faces in, love, marriage from _Dim. "1308 8 st, bets 13th and 14th aw: resi MIME. DREAMER, THE ONLY GEseATED giish ond German ast: Gatrolegist tm the all eveuts of life. Ofice hours, 9 a.m. Senter. Yo sme to S pm. 1808 14th LADIES’ S008 MME. HUTCHINS HAS will _able terms; call and see ~~ MME. BRADLEY, ee 3 7CS8T. ae BREN Ses Ses sales tee : Prices moderate. case” ESTABLISHED 1650—PAGRET'S HAIR ar the Mecca Pets reloun Prevents ed Keeps the hatr and scalp in a clean and healthy committee. . Sold by W.S. THOMPSON, 763 15th st. ocl 4-3: CREPE TISSUE PAPER, 6C., 1 i Pitan Sion roll; New Jointed Dolis, Scrap Lanterns. J. JAY Gormas Heer MADAME ore S10 A gd es. Poenmengn acy ton, Dy square from F da oie! 1 to cen ce = gd. new; me cariatn a sa specialty: Scrzime 'G—ONLY, cess this aide of NY aes eres, 4 be peat throughout [the Dultoss "and _duttonholes. G. W. I ea, is B.W.0cl2-Im* ACCORDEON — SKIR’ hier | saree laces sonable Call at UME, SIRES Mme. Valmont, old stand, 713 the st. nw. "ome SHALSKIN GARMENTS ALTERED. REDYED AND relined. work descripuion. oe _Mises CUNNINGHAM) "1808 th st. wr. ANTON AND CAROLINE | T. 208-1208 RESTORING of light, heavy, ital material and ‘articles of wear, OUTING SUITS siven = ticular attention. patronage into Our the moet fashionable circle. a a ree PIANOS AND ORGANS. YOU'LL GAIN NOTHING YOULL GAIN NOTHING YOU'LL GAIN NOTHING And: you'll save nothing by buying any but the best piano. The best in pianos ts divided between five makes—the WEBER, DECKER, FISCHER, IVERS & POND and the ESTEY pianos. They are all her for you to try. Modern musical mechanism has been concentrated in the building of the instrument. Every musician should have one. It's @ teacher as well as a source of amusement. Hear it play here. See us for the ESTEY ORGAN. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Pianos, 934 F st. And 13 N. Charles st. Baltimore, Md. "Ss Fo. a Ee Pianos for rent. Pianos for rent. ie for rent. Pianos for rent. rent. Pianos for ren! lor rent. Pianos for ren HUGO Wont & 0O., 925 7 ad Pianos: for Tent. GEORGE < BECKER, FORMERLY WIth Ww. G. s. Metzerott Piano Tuner. All ayy ean lers left at st. nw. will Bhat eaesnire 12,000 KRAKAUER PI PIANOS USED BY INTELL, ‘Bent people tel own st At KUHN TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 1200 G st, you ‘cen ses oell RE ae ee AND wh pn ad TUNED A gan a & Saree ym} CF a me A. “WILD a iptiy mers Bros. & Go.. 109 Tth st. uw. oe PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND. HAND PIANOS, Including some of our own make, but sligh KNABE & OD., S17 Penna. ave.” ava a cc. F Factory Piano Tuner mail. Lo west charge. st. 8 Ww. trer. Orders Maryland and et od Repu the hg prices. Advice given purchasers free ot my o Absolutely the most curavle PIANO made; tn- by the musical constructed after the most artistic designs apd tn all kinds of, rare wood casse. Extablisbed ‘more then 60 PPEIFFER & CONLIFF, apn tr 417 11th st. aw. STEINWAY, CHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS PLANos, Organs aud & Whi sale orrent nt WHO SA SOP'S ‘huss Bore, n20-tr Pa. ave. HOTELS WILLARD’S HOTEL, Pa. ave. and 14th st., oe22 Washingtoa, D. G BBITT HOUS WASHINGTON. D. G The Cavairy Post at Fort Myer—The Eastern Const Defenses. In the annual report of Maj. Gen. O. O. Howard, commanding the department of the east, from which some extracts were given in yesterday's Star, attention is called ground lying between it and the mild protest is entered effect what every commander ~ Sy ey to acquire the skill and factl- come only from abundant practice. i i z z F i appropriations have already been cient to make a beginning in the tection of our harbors. The ment of the navy and the i He nek Hl ip He | I i ia i | | F a § a eee q988 iil F. Baltimore, Buckner Randolph, jr., fax; W. W. Hoxton, Howell Mi! and L. W. Reed of Alexandria. Brooke attended the groom, sy riage was celebrated Fiad ae i the bridal their of the court Miss Mary E. Brown, Georgetown, resigned her ian under the will of the for his children, and Miss Jane . son has been appointed place. The court will conti for the residue of the vs. Lucas and of "Sipple vs. dinger et al. Political Matters. The delegates appointed by Mr. Ji Caton to the late democratic convention here and who insisted that the convention had adjourned before Mr. Bendhetm was nominated held another democratic conven- tion at the Opera House at noon today, an@ ee re ee oe ae gates from Alexan ag tee eg ination of Mr. Caton is a foregone conclu- sion, he has not the decision of the ‘state aie najerented re that the former convention was the legitimate one, Reecued. Jefferson Hall, a well-known Alexan- P] probably ninety-five, died at North Columbus street yesterday sanrathg. A revival of religion is in progress at Trini E. Ch here. died on a barge in the river last might, a Collision of Chicago Cable Cars. Two cable trains of the West Side road on Washington street were coming through the tunnel bound east yesterday when the stip of a car caught in a loose strand of the cable, which doubled in a knot. This pre- vented the gripman from slacking speed and the two trains dashed forward at rife rate. At the rounding of the ci Fifth avenue the forward grip car dast into a train of four cars that had dows and over the splintered was found that all had a boy of fourteen, whose been badly cut. —_—~+e+_____ England's army of unemployed now Ders 2,000,000 of people.