Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1894, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1894—TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. For RENT—$30 PER MONTH—1606 § ST. | 2-story bay-window brick; 7 rooms and bath room house; small cash balance Pright, convenient and well located; Keys at | long ti PARED, S st. Address OWNER, ‘a. | Jadu-se* 4 F st. rere FOR SALE—100S 13TH § 3, LOCATION, T_A NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE. “1105 eee ‘aod terms are right. JOHN Oe? PARET, D st. s.w.w.: two blecks from Smithsonian ys. improvements. "Apply 306 11th Jazz-3t FOR RENT—REDUCTION HS, REXTS—108 FY. nw. =. innge.. $20; 1029 3d ne.. $10; 408 Lith | & 10; te mar %. INTIRE, "224 C nw. ja27-3t FOR ayy CAPITOL | HILL, 7-ROOM BRICK; m.L; good cellar; south front; qutenient to} cary and herdics. Enaulre of W. J. CAPNER, C. 3. department, Cents ket. ja27-3e* FoR WENT-HANDSOME — nw RESIDENC 3; 42 lar: two baths. 16th st. “THEO. "A A HARDING, Ja27-3t 204 G st. aw. FOR RENT— 216 3d st. -$40.00 | 29 A st. 00 5a C st. 50 56 C at. 402 loth 239 12th $18.50 282 Pa. $8. jazi-6t R RENT, NICE GROOM AD house, New Hampanire ave: ana TELE #° Ma af 4 iz ree2 ial ; 5 By : mm; 83 aR “3 a ge E HE i i : 3 5 B 4 a 2350 prea a bi ‘aw, Sr. 1039 30.4 |4 O'Brien's row. Sr_10 1122 Congress st, 68.50 D, br. 8 382 ) ram : 3 H Lt a a3 H [ 75. 77.79 M_ sw. 3 3 20 Sturage rm. 818 19thnw.5 Central ave near Co- Good Sr honses for lombia rd, Tréesta.16.50 1112 4th se, white tenants, L se @r...12.50) nr 13th, rent each...8 EO. W. LINKINS, Het “bei” 7th" and 18th . PLA’ iment in “The Concord’* of 7 rms bai completely Saad tavuished.-$ $180 "gems on st foor of 1814 ft, heat and ens:$35 rooms and tach on Bat oer Office 1108 F st. ist Soor ‘and basement. °$125|" iL BULLETINS CAN BE OBFAINED PERMITS APPLY ai ome HILL: & JOHNSTON, _Jal6-eo 1503 Pa. ave. FOR RENT OR SALE— 16TH STREET Near P st. u.w., handsomely furnished Bouse: erected three years ago; eleven bed rooms; two parlors; square hall and diaing room, suitable for entertaining; greatiy re- duced rent if taken for a year or more; if sold only a small cash deposit required. INQUIRE $18 17TH ST» N.W. ja24-2w* , ar a st se. Gr 50 1662 Valli ae a GIG Ist st se, 7r_.80.50 S209, “lea 3215- G12 Ist se.6r,b.mi...27.50| Cherry hill, 4e (col)..9 WS Ist st se, Gr...25.50 1944 31st nw. office rm. DEEBLE, DAVIS & 60. _Jalt-tr 1319 FOR RENT—1213 H ST, 11R AND BATH Sie 12th i tore e-9 10 Lith, fat 1224 HH, 5 1919 14th 8 50 1356 Wallach, 1 6r.18.50 Ti HUNGERFORD, [21 Ja23-tf FOR RENT—HOUSE 1437 L ST. and 2 baths, at, per mo. House 425 4th st. n.w.. eras. _Ja23-St_ ROBT. 1. FLEMIN ‘For | RENT_1129 rdson = 0 Fla av,Graeba -00' 1306 N Cap, Gr&cel. 26.40 — (1618 U ow, Tr, sta... ¥ ave, iir&h. Oreg av,l0r&cel..G) 1829 Tth Sah boy 3 Hep se or and © 30.00 1522 N Cap 15 6r. Le RUST, 624 Lith st. aw. HORSES AND VEHICLES. Jatt FOR SALE—ONE HANDSOME STANHOPE CART: made also. by Binder of Paris: FOR SALE—FINE DRIVING SORREL HORSE, 7 years old: in every particular; sold ‘for want of use; no reasonable refused. Call, Biter 1 o'clock, 600 B st. sw. Ja29-2t FOR SALE_FOUR (@) LARGE WAGONS; CA- pacity 6,000 Ibs.: will sell the four for $200. Apply to JOHN MeFARLAND. _$a26-6t* 406 S. Eutaw st., Baltimore. For pen rag — CARRIAGES -LARGE seal brown, smaller ir both tia es Melee to NGbonce PHUBBALD, Aiip at 1437 RL I. ave. To BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE HORSE. CAR. riage of Harness go to S. Bensinger’s Horse and Carriage Bezaa: Louisiana ave. The largest stock of carriages, buggies, dayton aud’ cavers wagons, carts and harness of every description always on band for sale or exchange. jal7-lmo WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, 22D AXD P sts. nw. New entrance on 22d st. Finest coach se in the vity. Superior boarding facilities. sonable rates. Carriages and traps stored from . Makes specialty of seliing om commission vehicles of all kinds at wners’ prices. Marked in plain figures. Mrs. n Middleton”. and Miss Howard's riding classes rnings and afternoons daily. EDWARD CONOVER, Manager. FOR SALE—COUPE-ROCKAWAYS, TRAPS. cov- | boards, pelettes, surrers, buggies, and business, wagons at low prices. Cook & JARBOE. 3295 M st. nw. 26m 00 | Rear government For SALE—OPPOSITE FRANKLIN, SQUARE, | u- FOR SALE—NOW IS JUST THE =e ae BUY 4 | nice hone, 406 N st. ow.; more cash | end $30 pe house is well built; conven- fently arranged; 2-story and cellar; heated by | Food furnace; open fireplace; cabinet mantels; tiled i i modern im ements ; andsoaely “pabered red bay | 3 a | window; newly and house: flose to two car lines, | healthy section of city ‘oaly 45,0007 loot ‘a4 FOR SALE—LOTS. __|MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN RAILROADS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. FOR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE LOT, x eee san herp tien mana tee ate station pousLie OF erik AND eee Sanders & Stayman about 21 by 87 feet, two squares from Du- Pont Circle. Reasonable price and easy — to quick buyer, Must be sold at “Te.” 70. GEO. M. Mf MYERS, 1509 PENNA. AVE. N.W. 3030 R SALE—MT. OLIVET CEMETERY—LOT NO. oo section D. Inquire at 417 1th st. s.w.ja30-8° FOR SALE OR” Gog cypeeeton. LoTs. ; unincumbered; 18 new houses, in Ale3 nice locations. FaNibs BAYNE. Ja29-2t* Room 6, Central National Bank. and wili 100 Sent proac; of Will give stock ‘interest ‘that will times that amount; quick Address Box 38. Star office. MONEY TO LOAN--ABSOLUTELY 2 NEW FLAN ;CAS returned in easy weekly mayen = rer NAND, Star office. 4g. 09070 LOAN, AT OPER CENT ON IMPROVED Washii city propert, at ped eae it. DLW. ‘BUSI- Ja27-6r T HAVE pee EN ‘TO LOAN ore al ness — ey CENT Pr AND O° 6 PER CENT, small amount ts. spear MARTIN PROCTOR, Ja27-6t 907 G st. pw. MONEY TO LOAN ON BM APEROVED CITY REAL estate at 54-10 cent interest. Large amounts a spec! §a2T TYLER & iieon, 1307 F st. n.w. atte key of DWSELE GAt dae + TOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—SEVERAL DESL ¢ ty alls “es ae Able lots, “uuincumbered, “near Dupont Circle: FOR SALB-$1.500 WILL BUY THIS XICE HOME, CHARLE iM, G08 Lith ate wwe ast te Sad beautifully papered:: newly await: "Wy | FOR SALE-POR $500-NICE LOT, 80 FT, FRONT paved | on 12th st., Bi D.C.; suitable for small ‘Moeer | Base: te aaloining lok ip tinproved. ; _$a20-1im McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER. \ STONE, 804 and 806 ¥ st. a. Rs | FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR | stone front; 6 rooms tag ae bath; lot 17x95 to ie: it Te DAVID D. STONE, S04 and $08 F st. FEET FRONT 1 BY beeen 8D THE FASHIONABLE NORTH- west—at §5,250—a nice new brown-stone corner bd 806 5 erst. aw. FOR SALE BRICK HOUSE ON F ao baa BET. 9TH 6-ROD! ; stylish finish: $3,500; ‘monthly. Ten votes dt: house can be Apoly te FRANK ‘L. + cor. ‘and G sts. NORTH: $a30 FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST.— A 12-room brick on M st. n.w. bet. yth and 10th; good front and depth and a brick stable in the Fear; alley. ‘The price, $10,700, is Just about the value of the lot, which comprises 2,890 f An | expenditure of $850 in putt: in a modern. “front | Stl make’ thie property a "Srst-elaee, home ef generous proportions; in the very choicest resi- dence, portion of Washington; not much cash, re- quired. Step in and see me about FOR SALE—A GOOD BARGAIN | brick house; 5 rooms and bath | wewly papered’ and painted: y fot 20s04 to 10-foot alley, 2.W. Price, $4,850. Five hundred dollars casn and $40 & mouth, Jasv-3t " HERRON _& RAMEY, 1206 G st. nw. SACRIFICE MY central location, all m.i.; new brick stable, 2 story; room for 3 ‘teams and 5 horses. Price, $5,000. Address L. H.. Star office. 0-3t FOR SALE—C ST. N.B. BET. IST AND 2D, handsome Groom brick; ot | 19x10: chee Bnisbed; $5, terms to Ww. For SALE—DESIRABLE POUBLE, Con. a ose hs cor. ve.; 9 Tms.; a.m. i; per mo. All ‘600 te ge + 7,800 desirable bome. in perfect order, bath. . $888 . 5 ct gon oy bath. es 5 , Or. a a Be. near > $0 | Homa Be. mer 7th, 6r. and bath. . Pa. ave., Sr. and bat \VE CONSTANT INQUIRIES from ae oss wit bey houses if can wren ee sey mit us ce, Four property pooks and I take pleasure in prospective rehase: - sais ZEVELY & — ja29-t¢ 622 F at. n.w. change, sell or rent? on us ioe a —— Fi » money and BAYSE, Room 6, Central I National Bank. FOR SALE 15 ROOM HOUSE; 16TH A RA eo is a handsome 3. will tes a payee Md Ps, a eet we of trust G st. mee Hy SALE | HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY brick @welling, rooms and bath room; all latest imprevemen carefully built. under’ out ae _perasenl cal supervision and first-class in every rand pas fuspection. For’ further particulars a Belee og TYLER & RUTH RD, 1307 F RAR THE boyd FOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA HEIGH’ ‘Logan and Harlan residences avd tion, Sne lot, GOx150, with two cottages: #0 as to make good investment. Price semeee, % leaving city. _5a2i- TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. FOR SALE_SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWELI- ings within three squares of Dupont Circle. Prices from $10,500 to $25,000. (Nos. 143 to 147.) Ja27-6t* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. FOR SALE—TWO NEW, ELEGANT, FOURS yh] small-sized (8 — and Pomc brick ie age and 1306 w.; mat. Apply RoW. PENWICE, 62 Fat. e130 near 16th st.; 20 oz 17 to 30 ley; improve- ments rent for ae rice, $10,000. _aarst TR. ‘or OKS, 16: 18th at. awe FOR SALE—NICE 6 ROOM BRICK HOUSE; MOD- ern improvements; su! na ig physician or dentist; situated northeast ear line. Price and — apply R. M. SIORRISON, 1212% F st. _5n27-3t FOR SAI E—N.E.—NEW 6¢-ROOM BRICK: A.M.T; near cors and herdics: reduced from $3,500 to $5,000; $500 cash and $19 per month. STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. nw. ja27-tr FOR SALE—GREAT BARGAIN—812 ELM ST., LE Droit Park; stone trimmed; six tooms; concrete cellar; large closets; 3 cabinet mantels; lot 17x67 to alley; terms to suit. Apply 415 Q st. n.w. Ja27-2,tu,thim FOR SALE—CHOICE HOUSES IN THE tog — sirable rorthwest sections of the city. F. aeeenl Room 22, Kellogg building, 1416 F Ps .théesim FOR SALE—1714 R. I. AVE., THE HANDSOMELY LOCATED HOME OF SENATOR WaLTHALL, NEAR CON 64 FT. ON R. I. AVE. AVE.; FT. ON ™ ST.; HOUSE, IN EX¢ FOR SALE— pn sate FOR SALE— NORTHWEST. = 20th st, 97 st, bh, 4r, = 000 | 9088 x a. fh bn Se, 100 1232 1 fh, 38-40 and 2 bh, 12r. 1714 13th st, | lor 10,000 | st aud og isds Sst 1 st 11 1153 and 58 20th ‘st, s 500) - 6,500 bh, G st x 1128 6th ‘st, ba, 9r. 000 1406 Columbia For sare— 20 HEAD ACCLIMATED HORSES: » for all purposes. MONU) WS 14th st. mw. Telephon MEDICAL. ec. P LACE to Indies only at thelr own home face massage a specialty. 1212 Ft. positively cure after all most eminent physicians. Chronic diseases of lerg standing quickly relieved and permanently curcd. Special attention given females and their diseases. Lady attendants. Applications, $1. Office, 711 20th st. n.w. _Honrs, 1 to 2 and 6:30 to 9 p.m. jaz lw* DR. BROTHERS’ INVIGCRATING CORDIAL @ powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. Of all the remedies Nerv Debility, Neuralgia. Nervous Exhanstion, Pa that class of peopl who miserable, lethargic, sleepy, lack m and zest there is no romedy equ dial. ety-five years in this city. 906 B s.w. aKS. ‘CAKE NOTICE—Dr Gray treat all diseases. No cure, no pay. stabliched advertising physicians in this Established 45 years. 906 B st. s.w. ‘2m? RK. BROTHERS. THE MOST Jongest-established specialist in this. « are’ experience: 45 years at 906 B st. Commultation free aa strletls, Gacieateai iS RELIABLE axp a1 JFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MISS B. D. WAI-| jes hare failed is now conceded by our | Tt has been in use| FO i our. | 82 aud’ st Detices Gpbhe. ir, 200 | 4 portion of the property on} —— For fuli list call at office for bulletin | on the Ist wud 15th. T. BE. WAGGAMAN. AND st.. je coemis: gas, water, bath | house lighted on three | Washington ficures; TRON, 472° Louisiana sv 4 ats, n. prices to early | 0 reduction from regular | iy fine in- | LE AN ESTATE-THREE + K houses opposite Franklin Yani: | on T st. by 144 ft: stables on | to Dr. D. M. OGDEN, } bw, nG-3m* FOR SALE—1453 8 ST. N.W. | aud pressed-brick house: inet "mantel BROWN.STONE | 10 rooms; beautiful bath room ‘and vestibule: fe appl : steam heat: granolithic side- walks and larg A; very desirable property for | high government’ officials or Congressman. a1S-3m OWNER, Room 5, 1201 Pa. ave. oMP- mani | ___ FOR EXCHANGE. pedi- | | FOR EXCHANGE—THREE DESIRABLE HOUSES in the northwest to exchange for land in any pirt of the city or District. Apply CHARLES E*ahy, v3 1th st. ow, Saat-it FOR SALE—A BARGAIN-SEVEN LOTS, feet front to 10-foot alley; near 18th four blocks north of Du t “Circle: only” $2,000 per lot; easy terms. A. P. FARDON & CO., _Ja24-6t 615 ie at. bw. FOR SALE-FINE CORNER MERIDIAN HIN; 90 by 100 feet: only 70 cents per foot. ja24-6t_A. P. FARDON B oxire 1S iéth at. nw. For : ae ‘A RARGAI AND 140X cs ore to 15-ft. ont alleys be bet. P and Gs - 7B builder. eas ado wa: Pf 8 ‘ait im Re Rood aaa BUY A ge IN oe on easy payments oo interest. sis month; "no lim Miao Pat. CASH OR $i PER WEEK PAYS for s lot, 40x300 feet, in Harbor city, J.; 2 railroads; 16 trajas per day; hotels, news- ing Si churches, sch cf foulars -» 600 F __ SUBURBAN PROPERT) FOR SALE—SPBCIAL REDUCTION OF 5% FoR prowpt sale of new seveu-room house in wad “Star office, ville; -ROOM DWELLING IN Se: _NEED’ FOR SALE-s ville; first-class condition; plenty of shade; sta- ble 5 t; monthly NT & CO. 3 at. lot: FOR RENT—A FARM OF 43 ACRES IN A ALEXAN- convenient, to station; large lot. dria county; 2 nulies from city; 10-foom outbuildings, fruit, &c. ‘Apply’ 1319 i Corcoran _st. ae §a27-3t' FOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN IN SOUTH Brookland, D. C., close to boulevard; an 8-room house; large lot; only. $2,500; this. 18 worth investigating. McLACH! ‘a SaCHEL DER. a20-Im WINTER RESORTS. THE CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3 Will reopen for the season of 1894, Febraary 2. “B. ROBERTS & SONS. ja29-1m HADDON iy City, N. Will open Directly ow the beach. for circular. Ja2T-2mo LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. THE PENNHURST, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Michigan ave., near beach. jal7-im JAMES HOOD. HOTEL RICHMOND— Qceam end Kentucky ave.. Atlantic City. Now steam ts first-class. seseseas $3, estate. georee ET eet, 224 6 st. nw. MONEY At 5! hoy cent, Y by nal same No"asiay’ when margin Sena , WILCOX & HIESTON, 1007 ‘Pa. ave. nw. Insurance placed at lowest rates. 1m 500. TO $5.00 WEEKLY PAYMENTS. DO YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF IN NEED OF A SMALL SUM OF MONEY? WE HAVE THE FACILITIES TO ACCOMMO- DaTE you! THE COLUMBIA L. I. 00., Ja2e-tt 908 G ST. _N.W. $5,000 OR $10,000 WANTED FOR FIVE OR TEN Years, secured upon business ae estate worth Three ties amount of loan; interest 5 per cent F aunum, my quarterly if iP desired, “Ad: sa A. B., Star offic 4a25-1w MONEY IN HAND 70 LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL estate in sums to suit. ALBERT F. FOX, 420 F st. nw. $a25-1m THE UNITED STATES PUDING AND LOAN ‘Ase’n, 1313 F st., pa: 6, 7 and 12 per cent interest: no admicaion fees; full amount Feturned on 30 days’ notice. Ja2d-lw MONEY TO LOAN GOOD REAL ESTATE AT 6 per cent; no delay when security is approved. GED. W. LINKINS, 800 19th st. nw. Lm MONEY TO LOAN — LOWEST RATES IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD. ON BEAL, ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. sites |. HUYCK, basement 1505 Penna. ave. 17-20 $15,000 TO LOAN tate In the city at 6 per cent. 1G 12th st. nw. MONEY PROMPTLY ADVANCED ON SECOND trusts, trust notes, warehouse receipts, interests in estates, furniture, pignos or other collateral securities, without publicity or removal. al Ape? 230 2d st. n. ON FIRST-CLASS REAL ES. T. R. BROOKS, | jalé-im WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 5 610 F st. nw. ‘Will Ieax you any sum you want, large or small, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, &c., without removal or publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential and you can get the money the day you ask for it. Loans can be paid in part or in full at any time to suit the convenience of the borrower and any part paid reduces the cost of carrying the loan in proportion to the amount psid. It will be to your advantage to see us before a loan. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 429-tr 610 F ST. N.W. MONEY IN re TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST IX- terest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK T. KAWLINGR member Washington Stock Exchange, 1505 Pa. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office). _dal-tr MONEY TO LOAN-+IN SUMS OF $500 TO $15,000, on approved Washi ton real estate, at lowest ‘Sale itor and salt- weiter ites of interest ACKBR, tm nt Bvasa | Gbote TE od ath at aw. On household furniture, plance, horses, BATH 00. VA. rie) benate wameaatek Bathe will be given during the winter’ tn Se 2 Also masseurs in attendance. ae im J. F. CHAMPLIN, Manager. E LEAM. Srean end of Fy ‘Pgonsyivania ave, Atlantle Olty, XJ. Ja2T-cod26t FW. LEHMAN & oo. SPECIAL TOUR TO THE WEST INDIES SPECIALLY ARRANGED BY THE ATLAS LINE, TO LEAVE NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JAN: FOR JAMAICA, SOUTH HAYTI, UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA AND COSTA RICA, RETURNING VIA JAMAICA,OCCUPYING 33 DAYS. S. S. “Alene’”’ SPECIALLY FITTED FOR TROPICAL SERVICE, WITH EXCEPTIONAL PASSENGER ACCOMMO- DATIONS, INCLUDING ELECTRIC SERVICE, BATHS, &c. FOR PARTICULARS AND PAMPHLET, ADDRESS PIM, FORWOOD & CO., a16-eo4m 24 State st., New York. CURRY COTTAGE, ONE MILE FROM FORT Monroe and Old Point Comfort: water front; grounds and piazzas; boating, fishing; mod: a Terms; “comfortable accommodations. Vv. ‘W. CURRY, Box 154, oo Va. _jad-colm® THE ELLIOTT, LAKEWOOD. HEALTHY ‘AND DELgnirun by JocaTion. IN THE PINE WOODS NEAR THE LAKEWOOD HOP ENDSONELY FURNISHED, SUN PARLOR, INCLOSED POR CATES, ae For circulars, terms, &c., address F. E. FOSTER d2-3mo WEST RATES IN THE CITY. No Sa ar gs will receive the money the day you aj You can pay any tof the peinctpal at any | 84 time, Sareetres tet the cost HIVATE OFFICES. ate PUBLICITY. on CAPIT. \N GUARANTEB ©0., a19-tr 602 F .W.. main floor, a sor AGAIN ON SUCH Aled rg oe AS local listed stocks, trusts, mort; insurance Policies in old line, companies. warehouse _and Storage receipts, bonds, &c. YERKES & BAKER, 17 Sun_butlding. ai3-tr MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- erty, elther straight or installment loaus: the lat. bd pop Bets a ck by about oy Der, month om inclu brine! interest, Roost 5, 1201 Pas ave. a2-tr MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT LOWEST RATES on real estate eg a $25,000 to loan on busi. hess property. KELL & McLERAN, no 1008 F st. MONEY TO LOAN wz fi Me Fuom ae UPWARD. OF INTEREST REAL ESTATE yy — Bana te _au2s MONEY TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT ON aP- ved real estate in the District of Columbia. | Fee amounts 4 specialty. Also. will loan 15} r cent of value, re le in installments. Me Fou. SMITH & SON8. MONEY TO 10. REAL ESTATE OR class security at lowest fates of interest; no de- lay where the security 19 pis ak 303 7th st. nw. MONEY TO N | ESTATE AT LO) get rater, Wasit x DAS ROWER, Successor | = DANENHOWER & SON. cor. a ap2: and G si MONEY Soap AT S AND 6 PER CENT ON Approved District real estate: no delavs, mho FOR SALE—PIANOS. Piano Bargains PROFESSIONAL MME. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE medium.—Life “from cradle to “Gas Circles Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Sitti 400 E. Cap. at. Cards, 25e. ‘trance ei sittings, 6 toe. d26-6w* MASSAGE AND CABINET VAPOR BATHS FOR rheumatism and nervous diseases. 606 13th st. n.w., 2 doors above F st. jay-4w* MRS. CARY, 1614 7TH ST. N.W. I guarantee to convince the most Spee on business, law suits, divorces, 6, enemies’ and evil infuences: give. name ia full or will marry and all informa- of those you tion truthful tely given. Call and De convinced, as secing is believing. PROF, JOHNSON | 18 TH was sworn by, four fells’all the events eds causes GREATEST MIND sccm Chicago; brings herd. doctor. of Chtcago from. tO 11_p.m. Sut oom. too" p.m. Price, ‘S0e. 917 8th st. n.w. ja29-4t* MME. RAPHAEL, CLAIRVOYANT ASTROLOGIST: born with caul; gives names and lucky dates; fells how to retain husband or lover: advice ou or health: for short time: tallsman = a fammpatet on card reading. 615 B n.w., patie! CLAY, OLDEST ESTABLISHED, ONLY reliable, genuine And natural-bora clairvoyant, rologer and medium in this city, tells your Ufe from cradle to grave, interprets ‘dreams, re- Yeals hidden mysteries, finds lost property, causes 5 rriages, oa Separated together, ints out enemies from friends, gives stiecess in business, remov His, troubles, evil Influences. Consult ‘him on business, love or anything you are in doubt. Convinces ‘skeptical; never fatied. 4'l_ in trouble call. Satisfaction guaranteed. | ae confidential. Sitti 50 cents. Hours, Open Sunday. 489 H st., bet. Pe a ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT: cabinet vapor baths and massage for rheumatism and nervousness, M 12th st. n.w. Dr. SARAH _WAYCOTT. ja24-lw* MME. DREAMER, THE EBRATED EN. glish and Germin astrologist in city, Tell all events of life. Office’ hours, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Rinday, 10 a.u. to-0 pots. 1508 Tath st. ae 4a23-1m* MME. PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY READER of the age; information given with phenomenal accuracy; fee, S0c., $1; hours. 1 to 9 p.m. 1741 Sth st bet. Rand S sts. ja13-1m* THE HOSFORD MEDICATED ELECTRIC bath, for rheumatism and VAPOR all nervous troubles: EVENTS OF Ladies und gen- ‘605, im* MME. LROOKE TELLS = THE Ufe. All business confidential. each. MISS _ CORD LOWE. 1521 10TH ST. massage treatment: head and face a specalty; treatment given to patients at their residences or at my rooms, as they may prefer. d4-2m* COAL _AND_ WOOD. DONAHOO & CLARKE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in COAL, WOOD) AND COK! Philadelphia Pea Coal, $4.50 es “ton. Yard, 341 C st. s.w. Trane Office, 600 Pa. ave. mw. Tel ‘NONPAREIL” "PRA 1118, Ot Soa $4.50 PER TON. fuel at a low price. \George L. Sheriff DBA! ished 1851 ws Ser SHOR a "ALITIES OF “Coal and Wood. Family trade a specialty. Prompt delivery and lowest prices. Orders by mail or telephone, 1714, MAIN OFFICE, 328 PA, AVENUE NORTHWEST. a27-3m Are few and far between, and ny when a bargain is offered’ it’s of an in- ferlor make or it’s an old style. What gives distinction to our PIANO SALE is that ours are STANDARD MAKES, hought from an embarrassed firm at a big discount. We're selling some at $150— “brand-new"—a few at $125. It's your Sanders & Stayman, 934 F. ae SALE—A po ee PIANO; VERY ‘low for cash if sold PE CONLIFF, _3080-tf at 11th i gts | R SALE— TWO Cin OUT ney fren Splendid rosewood case, 7: pied square — tone and in good order: elegant for Der; only $20 cash; stool with it. Will allow ‘he same for it at any time in exchange. eo pe These are pid bargains, Really ving them wag = SPANO oe ves, ja29 Pa. ave. FOR SALE—WE TOOK IN EXCHANGE A HAND- some rosewood, full octave, grand scale plano, ~ perfect order 4 such terms that we can offer {i to you for $125, upon $5 monthly payments, Original price was $350. 2 stool and em- broldered cover included. Several parties are considering it. "§./G, SMITH, “Bradbury” Rooms, $n29 1225 Pa. ave. FOR ee rae 10-STOP, HIGH-TOP solid walnut case; perfect musical condition; he fever. | row than t! stool, and music ook | includ Original price $125. Will be sold for <5 monthly payments. F. G. SMITH, Bradbury Piano Rooms, 1225 z= sylvania ave. FOR SALE—ARB YOU LOOKING FOR A “3en oe in price and good in quality? One square, $145, cost $400; one square at $90 and one at ‘all have carved legs and in first-class order: $5 per month. One New pright, $10 cash and $10 per at once if you want one of these SUBURBAN PROPERTY. LITLE I.SURED, JITLE INSU FD. To Make Money ities are better | Nearly every d poor, paved ou can’ do the | Pat it in real estate. The opport y will ever be ag | one of Washington's rich men st their money and bought property. Fame. Fort | Myer | Adjoining the Golf grounds of the Chevy Chase Club, offers the best investment around Wasulag- tol n. Here are facts. It $s an ideal spot for a subur- ban home, beirg on au elevation of 200 feet, per- fectly healthy, and, the best of water. On the Washington and Arlington elect: and ovly ten minutes’ walk from te of W. and G. cable line in Georgetown. Church electric railway (to be built next epring) has se- cured right of way through the property. The Pennsylvania R. R. depot at Rosslyn (to be com- pleted. In ninety days) will be within 200 yards, And the Norfolk and Western RvR. survey’ “ans through the subdivision. The view from’ this’ property is a magnificent panorana of s-enery, taking in the entire city_of Washington, miles of tbe eracd ok! Potomac aod ja ep of forty miles of Maryland aud Virginia hills. A tumber of Landsome houses lately built. Kev- 1 for a or sale on easy terms. Title abso- Iutely. perfect, and ‘Ineured. by the. SUBURBAN TITLE INSU! TANCE COMPANY. Better look up this property, and invest before prices get higher. Maps, full particulars and keys of houses at offices of the managers. ROBINSON & LODGE, 98 and 95 Atlantic bidg. (jal¥-11t) 930 F st. o.w. Heights, | “7 Effect Japua NLVANLA- LIMITED.—Pollmar and State Room, Sleeping, ay Smok Observation Cars Harrisburg to Coicago, Indiatapolis and Cleveland. Parlor to Harrisburg. Fast LINE For Pittsburg, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Buttet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Sleep | ae Dining Cars, Harrisburg to St. Louis, Gheiauatt and Chicago. I WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep: | Cars’ to Chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland ing Dining Car to Chi 7:10 PM i ERN EXPRESS.—Paliman ping Car to St. Louls and Sleeping and ‘Dining | rs Harrisburg to Cincinnati, c & 10:40 P.M. PACIFIC EXPIESS.—Pullman Sleep- ing es a <a burg. 7 + age, Canandaigua, Rochester and aoe al daily, except Sunday. A. r'Wiltismsport aud’ Tenovo aay except ek: For Williamsport daily, S218 PM. for Williamsport. Rochester. Buffalo and gara Falls daily, except Satorday, with Sleep- Car Washington to Rochester. Erie, Canai — ing an Cincinnati, lor 11:05 A.d. Cars to Pittsburg. 3:15 cc ind NN ith Br it Car ashi ‘and Saturdays ie Wisningten te Bock | r. eo Fuuapeurmia, xEW YORK AND THE +90 BM. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,” all Par- r Cars, with Dininj from for New York daily, for Tniindelphia 7:20, 9:00, fies sa ab a For Popes Creek. Live, 120 A.M. and 4:36 Pat. daily, excep! | t Sunda: For fn lis, 7:20,'9:00 and 11:50 A.M. and 4:20 PM wdaiiy,, except Sunday. Sundays, 9:00" A.f. “#: Atlantic Coast Line Ex ville, St.Augustine M. dai for Richmond, Jackson- Tampa, 4:00 A.M., s:s6F 55 P.M." w Rieh- Ticket ‘oticen hortheast corner of 13th street and ia avenue ano at the station, oth and B Streets, ‘where orders can be left for the checking af baggage to “destination trom hotels ‘and ‘reat: fences: &M. PREVOST, General or Agent. General Manager. jad RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAROAD. SAMUEL SPENCER, F. W. HUIDEKOPER AND REUBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS. Schedule in effect December 24. 1893. All trains arrive and aa at Pennsylvania Pas congae Station, | Washin D. a.m. daily.—I “for Danville and tnter fe stations, and connects at Lynchburg with the Norfolk ani 'Westere railroad. westward, dally, and at Manassas fur Strasburg, daily, except Sup- 1:01 am. THE CREAT SOUfHERN FAST hiner ie NEW. SHOT ¥ nel be tl hia to Savannah and Jacksonville, ‘mingham, Mont- "Chariote file and inter. eqville and tnter stations, train ore Seen ‘aally, except Su .m.—WASHINGTON AN! ERN VESTIRULED. LIMITED, composed en of Pullman Vesitiled Sleepers. and” Dining ‘cars, fons over the NEW SHORT TINE via Columbia. t0 Abeuata. Sevannah, Jacksonville ok Tap Dive mediate” et Car’ Charlotte’ to Jackson Finmas tp . New York to New - (on Ashev via" Balisbury, “and. Wash Dining Car Greenboro’ Birmingham. ‘TRAINS ON WASHINGTON ae sey DIvIs- Ekily for Round Hl an except Bun: Gay. for Herndon ana" srt Herndon and oe Re- arrive Washington Sui fom a Toypd Fl. and 6:68 a.m. acl eat ‘trains oa the nao Wash- Manas. ton 7:18 a, ing: aoe Di Bi40 acm. daily’ frova Canrloitesriiie : a Oa iT and. 1300 Pennsylvania tc t val ‘Station, Pennsylvania * is station corner of ‘Sow Jer- sey avenue and C street. Chicago and. Northwest. Vestibuled Limited esa ti, Bt. Toate aod’ Tn ve ttbuled Limited 3:35 pram : O night. 50 night. For Pittsbu: ome oaake ew Grrcicel, express daly 11:30 Yexington aud Staunton, 11:30 a.m. Princhester and Way Siations 9:30 p.m. cme ey: a Bride, icapeie, Reegvate, a, Memphis a ™. daly: Bleeping are through. . p.m. wally. Passenger Railrosa “Wi Nngton, DP. sag Ww. . GREEN, Gene Tea TR 4 _t. 8. BRown. Gent Mage Fase Dept AGE a eR Leave Mpgtos from vot’ itimore, Week da: 37:16 (8:00, 45 tninatem, 34-05, 8 rd & Bawa, mt 36:20, 6:80, i 8: x5 39:80, 10:00. 311230, TH oo For Annapolis, 7:15 and 8 pm. Rupdays, Ae Frederick, For Hagerstown, 1:80 a For Bord and way. point For Galtherabs He =) 10:00 ze 18:00 200, °7:05 235, For’ Ux pe Junction and way peints, *10:0) Sil Pinal, ga ee trains sk stopping at prin- ‘ations YAL BLUE ‘ake, Fon’ xrw Yori AND PHIL. DELPHTA. For Phitadeiphta, Nese York, Boston and the st, dally 3:2 ‘00 (10:00 a.m., ex. Sun. Dining :00 Car), 3:00 15:00 Dining Car), ing 00 i180 P-m. ape Car, open at 10:00 lantic City, 200 am patie y, 2 and 200 SDaily. | Sunday only, | os SALE-IF 'erable excitement there yesterday | corting with his feet an American schoon. Have only High-Grade ‘Musical Tnstrements. Sold on easy terms. 934 F ST., WASHINGTON. _3830___13 N. Charles St., Baltimore. WAVING ACCEPTED UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS to remain in business, we will continue to sell The Popular Vose Pianos, MUSIC, ETC. THOMSON & CO., 521 11th st. pianos in exchange. a Vose’s & other square U DESIRE A PIANO WITH A world-wide capatatian for tone and yd examine the Sohmer pianos, and a thorough crit cism WIM convince you of their superiority. These instruments can be bought on the most Mberal terms, and our prices are consistent with the high quality of our goods. We are also agents for the Steger pianos, which we sell on easy payments. Ja2t HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 7th st. PIANO TUNING. — CEORGE J. BECKER, Profi a a - Seonet bis jensional tuner; 10 years’ references; terms ' moderate Se Ee Fs, LB E Grand, Upright Pianos. and Square. PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, Including some of our own make, but slightly used. Se Tie 817 Penna. ave. aut) S. the most LIEF ae made by the” musicel profession; constructed ener the most artistic desizns and in all kinds <) fare wood cases. Bstablished more than 50 PPEIPFEK & CONLIFF, apit-tr 417 1ith st. nw. FOR 16 YEARS KRAKAUER PIANOS HAYE been sold. Their Superior wualitles are pring them tn general favor. G. H. Kins = a o 1209 G. Fine tuning and a BRE Ree fA XN kx a4 aatare & D. PIANOS BEAR TESTS OF time, use, tone, touch, artistic finish; a perfect 5 ce styles and cottaxe buy or rent. $11 9th st. nw. Pi and Repai Orders | ails *sritea "int vighenS and the District. Lowest prices. Ady: of foment pric given free charge. STRINW AY. CH CHASE, GABLER. BRIGGS PIA ‘OR. Organs jcox & White Symphony for sale or rent. DROOP'S Music Store. 120-tr 925 Pa. ave. ___DENTISTRY The Only Painless Way XTRACTING — 18 BY THE pplication of ou~ anaesthetic to DR. “GRAHAM, 307 7th st. GROSHON’S DENTAL “PARLORS, ESTAB. 1508 14th n.w. Artisicial 137, TISTRY at Inoderate prices by experts ai. nai TH ST. See card in FREE eo wd and ‘another column. mee —" fuserted fd audited, ‘tions, aro tae comnten, oe + 3m SiLENCED DA GAMA’S GUNS The Rebel Admiral Forced to Respect the Stars and Stripes. Admiral Benham’s Fleet Escorts an American Schooner to Her Wharf- age—Excitement at Rio Janeiro. According to a cable dispatch from Rio Janeiro, Admiral Benham caused consid- by es- er to her wharf in the harbor. Compiaints had been made that the insursents had fired at American vessels proceeding to their wharves. Admiral Benham had rem- enstrated, but Admiral da Gama had re- plied that the vessels should keep out of | the way. Admiral Benham thereupon de- | termined to take summary action. Early yesterday morning the greatest ac- tivity prevailed on board the fleet. Shortly after daybreak the decks of the flagship New York, of the Newark, San Francisco, Detroit, and other United States war ves- sels were cleared for action and their an- chors were raised. Admiral Benham then sent word to the captains of the vessels that had been an- noyed that he was prepared to keep his promises to them, and that as soon as they were ready to proceed he would escort them and |to the wharves. At this moment Captains - Agt CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RalLWaY. Schedule in effect Nov i een Trains leave daily from Union station . and P, ‘Jy, oth ana Gy a in America with lete solid train ser- tric-lighted, Steam-bented Train. Pullman’ sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnat! a and St. Louis without change. Di iN ‘ving breakfas Arrt ct Ext PAT. Tea Wo Ae ATLY- e famous ¥. Vv. Lim. fed. A wild eatibuled, train with dining car and Tullma ltt, ch Clacinnati, Levington ~~ Lonleville, ‘without, change: arriving ‘at Find eapala, 1: wi Pim. jana, and Rt. Lonis, im. Sonoecting 18 Union for all fon a DAILY—For S00 PA "DAILY Express for Gordonsvitl Charlottesvil ‘aynesboro-, Staunton anf princl- pal Virginia Wolote: Sally, except Sunday tor ee Pullman locations and tickets at company’s of- fices, 51S and 1421 Pennaylvantn, avenne. W. FULLER. n20 General ‘Passenger Agent. POTOMAC RIVER BUATS Old Point ae and a30-tf Gen'l Manager. | NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. DAILY LINE BETW RTRES The new and powerful Tron Pal WASHINGTON AXD Ni Leave Washington d t Fortress Monroe at at Norfolk at 7:30 e'Ta{lroad ‘connections are made for all. points south and southwest. NORTIT Leave Norfolk dally at a Leave Fortress Washington at B. 619, 1351 and 1421 Pena Telephone, 750. apls-tt “Ww. R ‘nonia: Undertaker & Embalmer, Everything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. Telephone call, 340. — jal-tr AUGUSTUS HURGoORF, FURNISHING UNDEUTAKER AND EMBALMER. 1333 NEW YORK AVE. XW. _Telephone. 235. ect3-tr _MANICURE | impressive as if this had been done. |nearly the same position as it |previous to the demonstration. |of non-interference so steadfastly pursued | by Commander Picking has been absolutely Ben Kiehne and Myrick weakened and said that they did not care to embitter the in- surgent admiral by putting themselves under the escort of the United States naval fleet. Captain Blackford of the Amy, how- ever, showed himself made of sterner stuff, and announced that he would get ready at once and accept the protection which Ad- miral Benham had offered him. According- ly, the Amy took her position in the ranks of the United States war vessels and the formidable procession started on its way up Rio harbor. Excitement at Rio. The news that something important was taking place eboard the American war- chips rapidly spread both on shore and aboard the ships of all the foreign fleets represented at Rio. The streets fronting the bay were crowded with people and every vessel in the harbor presented an animated scene as its crew rushed up on deck and the men settled themselves to witness what followed. The Detroit took the leading part in the procession. The fleet as it approached near- er to Rio, came quite close to the shore, causing intense excitement among both the soldiers and civillans on land and the sailors on board the various vessels. The Amy proceeded on her way to the wharf and was safely moored there. Not until the captain had reported that he was fully satisfied did his powerful escort leave him. Throughout the whole affair not a —yn4 | shot was fired, but the scene was quite Atter passing along Rio's water front the fieet | returned out into the bay and anchored in had occupied The policy | reversed by this actiun of Admiral |ham. Full protection will be given from this time on to all American vessels as Min- ister Thompson has all along requested. It is believed at Rio that Minister Thomp- son's repeated messages to Washington on behalf of American ship owners have had the desired effect with the present imin- | istration, and that Admiral Benham’s ac- | tion is the result of orders which he has [recently received. There can be no doubting the good that | has been Jone to American shipping in Brazilian ports by the demonstration in Rio. It has taught both sides in the pres- ent struggle in Brazil, and they neejed the lesson badly, that however ind!scriminately they may hombard each other's property | the Tnite4 States intends resolutely to de- | fend the rights of every vessel which sails | beneath: the protection of the stars and stripes. Complaints in great number have been made to the United States government by | foreign merchants and ship captains, and the commendable performance of duty by Admiral Benham in affording safety to the owners of American craft will doubt- less result in similar orders being issued for like action on the part of the command- ers of other foreign Seets at this port. Low Rates to Baltimore vin B. and 0. Saturday, February 3, the Baltimore and Ohio will sell round-trip tickets to Ralti- more, good on ali trains and valid for re- turn until the following Monday, at $1.25. * ti | Teeth inserted,$7 to $20. Sundays. Local | lA TROPICAL CALM Marked the Tariff Debate in the House Last Night. A Small Audience to Hear Mr. and His Sunday School Story— Other Speeches. Col. Buck Kilgore was in hara luck night. His own particular star was @ very thick cloud, a cloud that was Squeezed by chilly winds, and whose ture was soaking all out-door W: | Col. Kilgore is not unfortunate, as a j but last night bis own special hoodoo | Come out of its box and had perched on his broad shoulder. The tariff that the colonel had been announced | liver should have attracted a goodly | to the Capitol, particularly zens are quite eager to see in addition to his other fame who kicked down the door, as ex-president of the P. F. O. N. party, recently achieved renown as the doesn’t believe in making appropriations for street improvements in Washington in , Winter time, because they would cost less | than in summer. i Hi ail as the But the driving storm was too much for the eagerness of the populace to listen to Col. Kilgore, as a tariff orator, and so, when the House, in the persons of Col. Kil- A petespler feagewlachinf peeled rng the whole, was called to order, the galleries had lost their usual fullness. There were, perhaps, a hundred men in the north seats, and maybe half as many scattered through the other seats. The misfortune of the matter lay in the geography of the situa- tion, Col. Kilgore’s seat is in the very last row, just in the middie, and so, when he talked, the great sm * of his audience was behind his | Stenographer Ah en pray McDannold, who wes booked for the second Speech, were before him on the floor, and the vast expanse of the south galleries empty, Save for a party of little girls in red hats in one corner, was not a cheering com- Pletion of the prospect. He Was a Diver. So Col. Kirgore may be pardoned for tak- ing a solemn view of the situation. He may easily be excused for diving into history | and staying under the surface so :ong that | the vast assemblage gasped for fear he had been drowned in his own statistics. Of course he praised the Wilson bill. That is to say, he praised it by not damning it, and by thrashing the republican party ali Femarks are quite superfluous. ‘One item of Sis cncoure‘oas S'Giastngte Sect deserves noting. This was when the col- onel forgot his speech for a moment aud told a story. It was to illustrate the con- dition of the modern laborer under the in- iquitous tarim. “When I was a Sunday school boy,” be- eos the colonel, looking very hard toward youngster. I know it may surprise some of | Fou ee heart thet Den ae ee ae ye yy ace “You "t mean to say that don't go to Sunday school now, do your lated a member, in astonishm: | 1 j was those boys who was always making the wrong answer. We were to be put our paces one great Sunday when | Specially sanctimonious visitors were | ent, and the teacher had warned us best behavior. In the course of time | turned to this boy I speak of and | him this conundrum: ‘Johnny, Ye you | two oranges and she had none what you give? Johnny did not hesitate a | Zoot ae sea tata Soe frankly: “Well, | give her just one suck! It seems to me that we are giving the laboring man not only just one suck, but a mighty iittle one at that.” itll der the floor. He had talked for thirty minutes and yet he had not touched upon the income tax at all, but he promised that his printed would deal with the subject quite amply. Beauties of the Income Tax, Mr. McDannoid used all of his fifteen min- utes in shewing what a beautiful thing an income tax is. He read his speech—or rather part of it—end denounced the argu- ments that are omeg against the propost- tion as being futile Hutation that the ae will put a “premium |on perjury,” for he believed that the men |who will pay the tax are above such low |™ethods as are promised for them in ad- vance. He made the very curious mistake, however, of referring to the “Tenderloin places where the income tax would fall | most heavily. He doubtiess confused the name of the famous region of Gotham with the “upper ten. Mr. Stockdale of Mississippi began speech of thirty minutes by a sort of apol- oxy, saying that he really hadn't yo to say anything in the tariff debate, but | that since the income tax had been tagged on to the bill he felt obliged to lift his voice. And sp he did lift it, loudly, until he had overcome the lisp that marks his quieter utterances. He took up the “per- jury” theory of an income tax and oratorical tears over the spectacle gressmen holding up to the world ture of the wealthy men of America to save a few dollars. For a time thing went smoothly and Mr. was not interrupted in his indignation over the iniquity, but he evoked some applause when, in answer to a democratic friend,who asked him a Deeg about the reasons why the republicans at he called out: a Ha these w ies are reall of the storm of applause that burst from the galleries. 4 The last talk was given by Mr. Lynch Wisconsin. As he, too, believes in a low — ig an income a, Speech + not lend any variety to evening. fact, the eager throngs—now reduced about one-half—were growing just a bit ot the monotony of all talk in favor of and no kicks. 2 Se ee eee ing the latter part of the evening. The ad- journment came earlier than usual by near an hour, and no one seemed sorry. ~—— + e+ De Arnaud’s Ciatm Denied. ‘The claim of Charles De Arnaud against the United States for $100,000 was denied in the Supreme Court of the United States yesterday. The claimant had a contract with Gen. Fremont in 1861 to go into the south and report to him the condition of le things there. Pursuant to recommendations | made by De Arnaud in his report to Fre- ] _— the federal forces occupied Paducah, . to the great advantage and benefit | the ‘Union cause, In 1862 De Arnaud gavea receipt in full to the government for his | services upon payment of $2,600. Twenty- four years later he reappeared, and ed $100,000 from the Secretary of the Treas- ury. He was referred to the court of | which rejected his petition, on the laid down in the case of Totten, that of open suits. | In the Supreme Court, Justice Shiras said it was contended that De Arnaud was a military expert and not a spy, and that the sum claimed was a reasonable amount | for the services performed. The court af- | firmed the judgment of the court of o—— | for the reason that De Arnaud’s receipt of | 1862 was a full and satisfactory quittance to the government, and that the statute of Masttations operated to bar his claim, | Wreck on the Nortol Kk and Western. | An attempt was mede to wreck the east- | bound Norfolk and Western passenger train four miles west of Radford, Va., Sunday night. A rail had been taken out near a | bridge and everything prepared for a wreck, A westbound freight came along a few min- uates before the passenger train was due and was wrecked, saving the lives of all the passengers on the eastbound train. John Dolman, a negro, was arrested and brought to Radford as the guilty party. He was identified by the road watchman as be- ing seen near the scene of the wreck. The crowbar used by the party was stolen from the watchman's house a few days ago. —— Dandruff is due to an enfechied state of the skin. Hall's Hair’ Menewer avicesus the nutritive, tune Uons of the skin, bealing and preventing the on of dandruff.