THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, wu. v.. ..icnsvAY, DECEMBER 1, 1887—SIX PAGES. = <« FOR RENT_-HOUYES. Event, —= a ; Weresting Questions Concerning its onarity “Gacholle SEBGnS a SWELLING aExT " st . 2 Distribudion—The DistrieUs Queta, the a T BLAl Dy i ENT. FURNISHED. dications for the % hours commencing at 3 p. m. - During of x ETE. Axist ‘ fhe Distri-t of Columbia, Marvland, Eastera | «several interesting questions of law have arisen ‘Soclety, of Philadelphia, in i) _ wes Somer are tery af mie per me eee virabia, Western Pennsylvania and West | con ines aay a th Virgivia, Wariner, fair weather, light to fresh vari | Conomrming hee prvedhaplipeainn smh my wud 5 uy yay 2 roome, ail med. Lape ole winds, gener e militia under the act of Congress of last Feb- TO rooms, au ted. imps = ruary,” sald Captain D. M. Taylor, the ordnance OrexIxe—On Friday and Saturday of this week oMicer on special duty in the office of the Secretary more new goods for Caristmas gifts—etabroidered Shd daad'palured novesing now ideas, designs | Of War, to 8 Stan reporter the other day. “Cp to va ase at 210 joonm, all mod ime. simplicity . me. | 3 ne. 6 row and textiles for decorative purposes. A cordial in- | the time of the last act the annual appropriation | December. is known in business circles as | table Sdward Lyddane, -WEN- | 1015 11th st. uw. stor: - Yiation extended to all. Decoration Art Koows, | amounted to $200,000, but the expenditure of this | ;regroliaay, Month. Mr. EW. Hambleton, the | Hazel and Mrs. Eidgway. The confectionery tanle improvements: | gore FD w Rei #15 E st. now. sum was confined tothe purcusse of ordnance | Sram ‘to-day that this ‘nt would | Trunnell and Miss Thian. flower 41-3 ee _ _ _ — - ‘OR RENT Joe Lor Kissows, 7 cents a yard, 1205 F street. | Stores. The act of '87, however, increased the sum | begin this evening. “The clerks,” he continued, | presided over by Mrs. McGowan and Mrs, Shepley. NT: O15 sine hw.20r125 918 Cat. ae. Or used “want people todo their si in the day Miss CUNNING@AM'S FUNERal.—The funeral of 303 aw D 26 sass 7 me Bors axp Gixs can all be wey aie] Sn be for both ordnance and | because they believe that tiey can examine and ey Tyee lah e LAG Spaiyeeawce ‘e of oUF genuine Seal Skin C: Franc, quartérmaster’s stores, One of the first questions —< toa better advantage to them- f — — = 1:26 sch he one-price hatter, corner * raised was whether the balance of the old appro- | selves in dayilght. Owing, however, to the 1n- al ~~ Priation could still be drawn on, and also whether | CTeased business of the day mont they are u ties Lortig Davis, lady shampooer and half | the amounts which the ‘States and the District had | Pre.€ctly willing to do the fair thing and will co- by % | pom | Ravi BI . dresser, formerly with Mrs, C. Thompson, 18 10 | overdrawn could be liquidated by ‘the oon Tunds, | $Perate with the merchants in keeping the stores | wards, performed KENTOI HAVE TWO BRICKS, NEARLY | > " . Rew, th mt to cated at 706 15th st., over Thompson's brug Store. | ‘ynese questions were. referred to the Attorney | OCD 4s late in the evening as may be found nec- Bod Sorell po renter rit wena gia 30. if Aer Textimes—At the Decorative Art Rooms, | General. who decided first, that tue credited | Sssary \D order to accommodate the holiday trade, |‘! Ms EAs CAYWOOD, Oad street Yi Estre-t northwest, the Deanriful and artiste | Valances could be drawn on, but only for| The early cldsing movement Is now very general | a. m.—Great Falls, temperature, 38; condition, 36; Mo a SSeS Geuynee Ke tat Aatecheted Arsions of ordnance stores, since the expenditure of the oid | throughout the city, and during the coming year | receiving reservoir, temperavure, 43; condition at Ti York ean be promrek Lamorequins, Curtains, | 2PPfpFiation Had been restricted to that field, | 11s expected that a humber of the mercbants who | north connection, '36; condition ‘at south connec- gt 5 st nw. 13 rooms: €200 ‘ud Pillows manufactured from tiese textiles are | 1 Mere Was no provision for the accountability for | BAYe $0 far not joined with the others in closing | 36; distributing reservoir, temper .ture, 41; Marion month 63d. ye ped OF return Of S.ores furnished under the oid law. | C7 O'clock Will do so. The people generally have ition at influent gate-1 36; condition at ef iacmh al As to the second point in question, he Suid that the | D€ DOT great assistance In ing about this | effluent gate-house, 36. High tide in the river to- W. PA Bus & SON. Vor Krapy-mape Lapres’ Scrts, at low prices, | allotment under the new law cotild not be used to | d¢sired change by refusing to 4a the evening, | day at $:11 am; low tide at p.m. ON ‘sylishiy made, call at tae manafacturing estab- | liquidate debts contracted uader tue old law, Now | 4nd the closing has proved to be benefict: anes COME QUICK." Ushment 918 7th street northwest. this last decision Was a particulariy fortunate one, | BOt only to the clerics but to the proprietors, After Alexandria Affairs. A. correspondent of the New York Sun, writing = _ since in many cases, notably the District, the debts | Sis month the early hours wiil again be the rule, | Reported for THE EVEEIN@ Stan. from Connelisville, Pa., says: The Hungarians who | i OOS Bath ot BF. “oor $15 S overcoat comes fully up to the | amounted to considerably more tian the allotment | 224 tt 1s hoped that the public will coptaue | CHuncH MOVEMENTS.—At St. Mary’s Catholic are employed in such large numbers in the coal re- O2 - 5.00 43] Both st. Oe mark, whethe: red _by fashion's standard of | of the fund. In the case of the District, it would | take the same inierest in the weifare of the clerks | Church here this morning services were held in Fr eSalabonerars ‘The |e 20 O Ales, Court. 3 : Lie Stricter demand Of | have wakea all the money coming to us under the | #8 they Rave inthe pa: honor of Edward Campion and_his companions, | Stns have ex! inary Grinking bebtts. Thay | a8 $e BB se a, ation e: — el are fond of beer, or rt it 1s ropriation for two or three years. ‘The Orphans Will Henefit by it. priests, executed in London during Queen Eliza but few of them drink it as it + 7th and B “Another question Was as to the ineaning of the ‘h’s reign, this being the first service of that | drawn. Some Will not, taste it until it has stood 799 cep st, | WOPd “Quarversinaster's stores’ used In the act; | 4N ARRAY OF CHILDREN CALLED OUT BY A LITTLE AD- | character which ever took place bere. —The dail 30 3 Al x Court 5 . ¥ 0: = = mare! Hoampays!—Go to Dav, St | wuether clotiing was included. Clothing, cap VRRTISEMEST IN “THE STAR.” and night services at the Grace Foiscopal churc! Noble gee nce bee ty Ary Od 3 OK RENT ety nntaned cabinet portraits Lowe doz. | and garrison equipage, aud quartermaster stores WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 30, saNTA | #04 Washington Street Baptist church are con- | up the warm and fat suage, Nine out of tem ol the at ely habsbed cabinet portrults Y# come | ore Vesnnically, clea uauer three heads, al-| ofaus wal give 4eax Toa aud PRESEC'TO to de owed. At Grace churen Key. Carl Grammer, of | Wungerians mix their beer with Samaica ginger ey ie. taous are issu y tue Quartermaster’s dren trom the front of THE FAIR, 312 7th st. n.w. inary, preached last night, and. at the er 4 The decision was that. clothing cowd = = ag a st Cayenne pepper mint, Or sugar and nut- i ‘4 move from. 1 J 1 bet. Isth & 1 v. Mr. Needham, tie evangelist, | meg, some of theutaieing ail of the ingredients eregrnte ey | partment Lapson'ss 85 Teh steed | he's) tested. “Tm the decision the following words | | The above advertisement appeured in last even- | Gelfvered a sermon io Women specialty. tee DE, fst mo rig “s «] . ~ cher in the giass, j by the season 1.800 19H ab. Dupe ur - ). M. Goowac were Used: “Only such articles could be drawn, un- | Ings fran. “I was surprised to see the result of | Vance, the new pastor of the Second Presbyterian | Ee al occasions is to blend on | st cor Path st. ARABS | " Dealer tn foie for ums ars | der tae act, as were procured, under direct provts: | advertising in Tux Stax one afternoon,” said Mr. | churcl, bas arrived here from WyUeville tO euter | yeer'and cheap whos in cecat mrovertione iat inte convul- | Siem ‘org sok Shtasies ben sae ise hs fo o r ite. Cracked cor «i | fon of law, for issue to the reguiur forces 01 . M. the ipon his pastorate, “ JO) Deh, tet BUD a re oun racked corn aly Untied states, by the orbaiaee and Quarter. A. M. Loovis, of the firm of Frankle & Co., the pro- creasing its ability to “make drunk come” by add- ‘h of half a | arr : = BUSINESS CHANGES.—Jamieson’s bake-house, on lnaster’s Gopattancaue See nans Poe tee aren Tair cuardly had the papers | ree surect near Gueen, is now 1 be Febullc ae a | Tie Geensine: te noes ter peeiey ee Ca ‘nd rushing them out,” | whether cioth not made up coltia be issued. ‘The | been distributed,” be continued, “before the crowd | warehouse ana store for Chas. King & Son, WhO whisky toget ina tub, ub of Nery bever- z men’s overeoa Secretary of War decided that the object in} began to assemble. ‘There were several hundred | have recently purchased the property. ‘This fac- | age is placed on the Oave tne the adalat cus ot EMyMAN Bros, 7thaud | view being uniformity in arming and equipping | persone about the store, but the crowd was an | tory, established by Andrew Jainiesoa, had long a | the eabing or huts inbeuited ey te ‘Hungarian la- Ed Et AT $15 we ‘an all-wool “ full List apply to WESCOTT & Wii Barr Thome car 1907 Pe ae : iv & 4 F e . the militia, cloth could be issued, bat only for the | orderly one, and no disturbance occurred during | reputation in two continents for its crackers and ‘gather around musyiveniaave nw. | 6th, bet. L& M ie Pays, Manicure and Chiropodist, will | purpose of inaking the regulation uniform. the evening. The presents were to have been dis- | ship-bread. It sent its goods in quantities to ‘out with tin cups, ‘They. oe 4 Gettys- | FOR RENT—RESIDE! 1325 M Si setae e = inte 19 eh st. nW., over Tuomp- |" Phe appropriation that became available on | tributed between 7 and 8 o'clock, but at 7 o’ciock | South America, and Rev. Nr. Barber on a visit to compound until overcome with drunkenness, when of the Circle, § months, 1 or 2 years, fully and Slegestiy 1776 Massey. nw son's Drug Store. a the rst day of last July ts, im round numbers, | or thereabouts there were prooubly 1,500 or 2,000 | this clty, sald that in Rome lie had been surprised | Chey ile where ther tote anak soe eae or ke b favest bkqeovenentte LE seam nee |B JEWELAY FORTHE HOLIDAYS. Labson’s, 42:3 7th sf | AbOUL half issued to the States. |The result of che | persons on the street. Santa Claus was about to | when the crackers served him bore the stamp, “A. | drink have Worn cl. “It sno uncommon sight tO brigate front, with wine vaults and stalls: owners leaving | ees ~~ soi act seems to have been to give a great impguus vo | get ready to make his appearance, wien a police | Jamieson.” The ship-bread house near the ‘fish- | gee a dozen of these Hi jans stretched in | city; to private tamily, C. A. SMI. 2001s | Sorsericocs Hun OsUITERATED, Ieaving, no | the organization of the militia forces throliuout | officer arrived and sald that If prevents were dis. | Wharf was some time ago converted into a dis- | drunken stupor on the Aarat a eabin on tae aight - - | FOR KEN T ELEGANT PROPERTY con. | Limes, UF may Bleciric Necdie Process. (Jen yours’ | tue Ualted States, The older Sta.es—thows of the | tributed there would be some persons injured, and | tillery, and ie bake-house will now be superseded | Of evory pay day tn the sone region. ‘and U)streeta West Nash ne: | pract Mrs. Dr. Gabriel, 1: Gs. LW, pomeromy and Eastern portions of the hago he peer ji store. We yo by @ grocery and Seen! veal — 29 n has 22 rooms: 3 beth fate me rt 5 and 10 is week " irawing their quota in camp equipage, While Ul rouble, as the officer requested. As to t! ‘RRAPPOINTED.—Information been recet' Sa BR a Vi CurRaNcY yacious grounds; fine shade: view. | 195 ee - made dod iu free of charge "Wl. Houke. "| BeWer Ones are spending thelr money for clothing, | stateméut that business on the square had to be | here that Capi. J. V.Davis has been again sp | Ltt? Tae Mowhy aoisriaNg OF, THE CURRENCY, nut tO Ameen ee nnn noe a anturmiahed pounes im . — - ‘The luterest that has been creaved appears to be | suspended itis not so. ‘The crowd was as orderly | pointed keeper of the Soidiers’ Cemetery here. Up in arms over an attempt on the of’ the ale —__ BB0AN | spost desirable sections of the city. Uufurns fixe Porrraits. Kets Remethy, 1109 Pa. ave. neral. Cosorado and West Virginia, Which never | as any crowd that ever assembled in this city. | Norgs.—The time for paying State taxes without t to tax them for ‘time | JPOR RENT—PRETTIEST AND LARGEST HOUSE | fe apartment houses. Pur parucuiars pod pe ge tax orn Ku Ovexcosts,” in different shades, | 24¥e Lad any mlilila forces to speak of, ure organ- | Some of the children became impatient and cried | discount expired y lay. Considerable amounts | tickets to their men. ‘The companies have been in city for price asked to first-class teuaut. new, 9 | ply at our office atgth are me cee —4 bargain, ‘Such as the | Zig forces in a most enthusiastic manner. ‘The for Santa Claus.” es Of coupons were tendered, but it 1s understood | in the practice of giving punched cards to their Fooms, bath 4 collar, latrobe, erate, | _vzd-Ot HILL & JOHNSTOX, sur is ful of, “ut” unquestionable goods and | Disttlet has takeu a tong stride ahead under the | “How about the presents:” asked the reporter. || that the amount receivea in moneys will suffice to | wor mate to the number and modem manvie: three squares OK, RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘corwer Spruce | trimaings and our own make. " 1925 Cou ave,..4250 Hemmean Bean, Manstastavers, Witu the present efficient men at the head of the | couple of large boxes containing presents of every Sud Lindey ste Le orolt Be. tLe C W. A'COULIER, 23 St. Cloud Building, ie afluence of the tnereaset appropriation, and,| “Liere they are,” said Mr. Loovis, pointlug to a Fay the State’s portion of money for the city pub- | of days they have worked. ‘These cards ave leg- je mayor has fined John Lucas, | passed tor currency neighboring stores, ~ 2 damufacturers, | mulitla here, 1 venture to predict. that the ‘baby’ | desert “as We were unable to distribute | colored, $10 for indecency at the louse ot Mr. | Sormpiaine of lateral iesetee Coens Ot and Prete, i Will soon cutise the older States to open their eyes | them fast night, we will now give them to the | Henry €. Phillips —The city sclool board holds nd Sullivan, the Internal Revenue Depart. URNISHED-035 P&T NX. W. A. 9-| bila Ioan wise ft Goup-HeapeD Caxes, $150 and $5. Lapsow’s, | im wonder. Various orphan isylums, and let the orphans have | its December inécting at Peabody Bullding to- | ment last Thursday Issued an order levying 10.5 py a ESS eee 433 Tih street. EAA BERT ‘the Denefit of them.” night.——Mr. C, Jackson, of this city, was hurt a | cent on the pi of half a dozen ice companies or it to inspect apply to WHITAKER 2 ux: | 1000 isthe ore SS is 2 — — A Lotter from Grant that Contradicts | | Licut. amiss said that there were from two to | few days ago by the fall 6f a plece of timber while | in business along the Huseos tor an = compass ial? Fat New Srorg.—E£ntire building devoted to dra- the stery. five thousand persons in the crowd; that the street | he was down the pump well at the farm of Mr. C. | the currency laws. ‘The assessment included all LOR RENT—CORNER HOUSE, 478 O ST. N. W.. peries and furnishing coverings with an entire | 7, ue paitor of Tus Evameee bran cars were stopped and other stores‘on the aquare | R. Hooff, in Fairiax County, but has now recov- | issues made of this character since 18v2, and ae yy I Rew stock of ail the tes tat can be found tm - Ns = ‘Were prevented from doing business. ered.— Tne Circuit Court, Judge Chichester, nas | amounted to $3,000,000, one-half of which Was to at 474 ee b J eh any store this side of New York. Caliandexamine | Referring tothe paragraph in Tuesday's Star rerio closed its November term.’ Betore closing court, goo weiner — To waa EW WS ROO, Hav. bet 18th & 19th my steck and you Will be convineed, All goods | from the Chicago Tribune, stating that Geueral Punished for Killing a Horse. Judge Chichester certified to Richmond the de- ———_—~ee-— WEIGHT—PURE-MOST PERFECT MADE. wag ET x. Se. = i 19Uiat u'r Dupouts ote soit at New York prices. Grant did not desire so high a place as colonel in | JUDGE SNELL SENDS A MAN ACCUSED OF CRUELTY To | linquent land list to 1883, and quashed a warrant | ‘Tae BuRGLan Bir Orr his Cuzax Lorenzo Bate of '416 Pierce Place, 8 rooms...” ~--*-"94 93 | Dupont Circle” Da, néar 34 i333 Wass B. Wrists, 1861, 1 Wisk to cali attention to volume 1, Grant's JaIL POR SIX MONTHS. ina case of L. Goings agt. 0. Goings. The court | man, a grocer at Wenonah, N. J., heard burglars i z Ni Ket, near ith q a, : acoter tn turnit gc) NN | Metts page 2 where wil! ve found 'a letter | This morning in the Police Court a young col | ovate Sa eupiden Rerltned Campane ath | wees TOM, GOOF of his store ‘MiGhday night and Berungene | See 3 Cou ave, 8 Thue bet Nana's also deoler in furniture, carpets, &. 4 e rear ~gre koON Fine HOU Sout. tise bet. Nand . ‘S17, 319 Fh and Dsts nw. | from U.S. Grant to the Adjutant General, C. S. A., | Ored man, named George Wasuington, was charged | 1otesville and Rapids Tallway bear the Fapldan Sot fouused upes wo 1st ‘who. were orying to Powder’ that dose not contain ise or | F'fnisned und Saree pelntade ee ae Th | Dupoat Ginde.. Co-oura bet Lite 18 — dated May 24, 1861, tendering his services for the | With cruelly killing a horse. Witnesses testified | river, and connected with the Midiand Kallroad, | force an entrance. A desperate struggle Month. Apply at 16 Mansachusctteave. nic Key vext | gus Ferman Bums ae Sake hee baer Bw pong ley Shp then> paca War and stating tht in view of his age and iength | tuat the defendant was driving the animal along held its annual meeting here Yesterday aiteruogn, Sad one & cue Ciaran ‘have Bisons abet pez0R BAKING POWDER C0. door. 230-20" | Conn evecare Mt dz ee Nand 1S sker’s Cod Liver Oil and Malt, Of service he feit himself competent to command a c jucky grocer’s nec! ~ ~ CH, PO} Sone regiment, if the President, 1u als judgment, should | 24, Steet last evening, and was whipping It | Derumenc president, and J & B Thompson seers: Mange plsce of fleah out of his neck and ent | NEW YORK” "*GiicaGo. si Lovrs, me BEET O08 SALE_ KEW wane fy -y-™ ae ae Seare will De oped botkaay and | See Mit tolnurust one vo hin, When ue passed the corner of F street. When | tary and’ treasurer. ‘The report sows that the | unequal struggle Was about to terminate in the | 8090-10031 Rirrors, aid tiled Sreplaces tall neous Se REST OR SAIN iitte-s “Fe Boston Variety Store will De open 5 Naruanna. Funeaax. | between Eand F streets he pulied the animal to. | road 1s quite prosperous. —Col. White, of the | escape of the burgiars when William E. Schock, | = === | inlaid fore. Apply ou premises, 19:85 15th m, wS0-2 Store: also. oomus for rent, f evening. _ . a Ward the eurbstone, and it rau against an iron | Confederate partisan service, now Rev. E. V. White, | editor of tae Woodbury Liberal Press, WhO CITY ITEMS. RENT_ COZY SIX-LOOM AND BATH BRICK | Dikhed, sud « lot ot Furniture of Fossris’s Ice Cxgam and Charlotte Russe. How Grant red the Armey im 161, | (once ati was killed. The defeudaut testined that | of the Baptist church, will Iscture next Monday | euanced to be in the vicluity, heard Mr. Batman's os at Hy itt tng window: nice oellar and ted tnips 241724 Feunasivanin ave’ ts. ——— — To ‘ cp ne nue BOY'S o jesand came to his assistan > Oth $20 in advance: 247 EN 0 G0" A SERTUEESS Ware COleR ULE EU OD ee ee SrA esday a story | Street and ran aways that be dropped one of the — Managed to hold the robbers until other help | Gtme for sale or hire. CUTLER, 487 Pa ave, nw. owe between Sand 3:3 adke” | ROR MENT —cHEar Evie. Lewe & Sox's POoptuar Hatvers ani Out: | quoted trom the Chicago Tribve and credited wo | fae auacould, BOF control, the animal He at- por ntstonl Stock Cares THERE ges eeaota ley Sune eck Kegaey Sang | AFomatie Squil Drops for coughs, 0c. eos | JAQE | RENT-NEATLY,. FURNISHED BUICK rT fitters, 1421 New York ave. Brauch 920 7th St.0.¥. | Col, Babcock about Gen, Grant I felt Impressed to | agalnst the fence and broke its’ neck. He sald he | FFom the Boston Herald. were held in bonds of $1,000 fo1 ss Sor roat or Cougt ‘suffered i I yi Ty 8 ee - We ame seiling the bext men's overcoat for gis | tell bricay what I know of Gra Grant's entrance | had been drinking durmg the day, ir Odell, the | _ If tRe sanguine anticipations of certain gentie- ee | procrsn often resulta nan facurale trext & | 1 WARS OF at paves Seniean howe bitte Ge eee im America, EIsEMAN Bros, Manuiuoturer lato tue Army in 1861. Grant visited Spriagfeld | OWBer of the animal, testified that it was | men are realized, there is soon tobe acomplete| A Swap CavenT Mucu Our oF Skasox.—C. A. | lung trouble. “Brown's Bronchial Troches” R RENT—DWELLING, 1117 l0thet.n. w., 25. | _ 020-26 JAMES A. BATES, 1407 Pet uw. 2 Caner thane sbayen jor, Yates | WOrtM $125, ‘Tae derendant Was sentenced to six | revolution in the matter of car construction, and, | Weaver, of 106 Barclay street, New York, says the | instant relict. Tujth-sk-3 Keys at. cor. Laud 1Uth ste. Inquire 120 La. - fp Si, aFmeu f° - OD tits La ant iy ine 3, OF, = of New York Sun, to-di bas a which was es a ave. ‘230-im Pram ormea Gtassas, ¥7 Lameow's 408 7th st | from Hon, Mr, Washbourne, ‘The governor. turned | Had aie jashauo Pay fine of $225, oF, In de- | instead of the present form of ‘wooden cars, both Guugnt in tie Hudson Miver ont Dobos Ferry, Tues | Arematie Squill Drops for sore throats, 10e. e08 ; a iw qo BOL ; run, aun cellag =) ne wag . mam a i te yassengers and freight will be transported in cy- 1 ave! 2 | -—— — {OR RENT—1736 P ST. N.W. 10 ROOMS AND s ope tg F EN nh gh ng Set aud an army,” ie re . A PRETTY SIGHT IN THE BOTANICAL GROUNDS—THE | months tifere has been in course of construction | acout three years old. Mr. Weaver gavea interest at International Medical Cungress, €0 | J7Oii RENT BRICK HoUs, 413 @ ST N.w..7 | BikDI 4 bi a Keer coreets, undcrwean, undergarmen m. | We will try a OTgahiaas a Te TALK OF MOVING THK FOUNT: in East Boston a passenger car of the new type, | price for it asa curiosity. It may have got. as Fish St = eee 2 JOR RENT Ig 15th aL, 13.6109 st Or | BF rooms, “A “ — Go to R. A. Golden's Fish stalls, Washing- | rent, per mouth, Inquire 1424 buat uw 0ST | r e 2 pt isston W tnded the rucure gen~ but from lack of funds in the hands of gentlemen | 4 reserve on the Hudson River, but he thinks it is i= = a Uralias, fancy goods and notions. = operisk vo nrg arene bergen ‘The Bartholdi fountain was playing all day a get A ton Market, for canvass back and red lead dueks, | JxOR RENT-NEW isTOuY AND HASEMENT | This saie will be contiaued until the entire stock ~ Lad been elected colonel, but be | Fatnbows in its merry little Jets of spray. 1% bas | gentlemaa from tho West came to Boston | on the southern coast in each December, and | gqs-3° sic Seen to be appreciate, G2 Ee Capliol st asp oe | bf the above-mentioned gonds are disposed of, 2 Ea a apenon, iene 29 2 tas | Deen dry 90 long taat it wasa surprise tosee tt | to Interest caitalite In. the ‘construction of | gradually work cele way up "e coast eachlng | Se er oe mule eee | ould respon aiorm the pucite that the Fol the ist asked the governor not - . ri ‘ne Paciile and Great Eastern Rafiroad. During re a rally disap RENT ~ BET. | co genta Trnperstally intorm the public that the } & . he governor Fielded to the wish | ‘Pouting. But much of its beauty was wasted, | 8S tend invited Lim to volt Bact Beran | peared ey dai. eeess 2 w., ew two-siory lasciueut brick Ho AXD BASEMENE ase, shod. lang om. 1 2 2 ~ a. ig! » Window fromt and rear, nine roorus, bath, pautry.cel- | SWORMSIEDT & > : of the mwa ip this Tegard, and instead of asking | belng hid away bebind the high feace and follage | inspect the steel car building there. He inquired ‘mode: veunen | a dren's cloaksaad cults abd ereafter Tshall make | ‘em to eiact another ‘commander be commis: | of the Botanical Garden. There have been many | {nto tite thing sesh Chesed eid eee oe edad | a Cuanayaaw ox Tune A Cleveland ch ESE | EfGu. igs ‘gestcaptcce es aeiee Nea ‘ maa —_- _¥4 Ity of ladies", misses and children’s cloaks | 1u°d Capt. Grant colonel and assigned Lim to | complaints, both that the fountain should te so Prowed Dy what he learned that he took hold of | says: ‘The trial of the Rev. Mr. Hildreth, D. D.. by | , Erect Alasrney Butter churned every morning | =o caut—ONE SEVENBOOM WOUee wire | FO" ==™?—PURRIERED. ad suits, gloves aud hosiery, which will occupy | 1Ue command of the regiment he hid organized. | much out ‘of sight and becatise the water was | the enterprise with true Western spicit, ands | & oomuittes of Methodist clergymen for alléged | 224 Gothen and bute Seok ain: | Miweterand gaa tor siveasos 70 Ceras am | “a handaoase now recess Tatatuing 26 the entire premises of 963 Pix’av | 1 Was lu Mattoon at that time and was personally | never aliowed to flow through !t. Mr. Suuitu, the | pushing forward the completion of the car. which | iuamorality, was conuoued yesterday In the Ta) i Cheese and Buttermilk; MAK | Sy SOL Mecyiena ore te TOM Soccer | ort enieoms now reddonce, coutetning 26 veomens Wexy nenpentoay Har with the facts here given, and | superintendent of the garden, told a Stam reporter | Was invented und patented by Messrs. Chas H. | Street Methodist Episcopal chureh. The pt - OE GEiT-T & i WALK SSA AVL | location one of the bowt tu the vity so ‘Wray H. McKew SUT tanarmaktat te Babcock Privuad Story | that tue reason it was not perm'tted to play’at all | and Cas M. ‘Smith, of, this ity, thougn many | ings were secret, iwo witnesses were examined, | Pin Sante mes er: all kups "ai 507635 cq | Forbarticulare and periait to examine, apply to Snecessor to the late R. H, Taylor, | #3 purely fanciful, ‘T. A. BLAND.” | times was that i wasted so much water that it | improvements are now beiag incorporated. On | and both gave testim sgaton, De, Hudrecs. Ave. Re. St, water, $20: lace house aud 3 acres la ss THOS. 4 FISHER & 00, —— — . BE SET Was felt in a deprivation on Capitol Hill, He went | Saturday afternoon a visit was made to the shop | The Rev. Geo. Hickey, of Jackson, 1. WhO Was bari oc. finer ent Whitney « _n23-20 ised F at. POWERFUL Opera Glasses. Herupler’s, Ave. & 4) District Governmont Affairs. ‘upon the theory that Lue people who paid for water | Where the car 1s Dutding. ‘The fraine is cor- | #umMuMoned Lo the trial by Dr. Pope, the prosecuting = — OR KANT-TWO NICK NINE-ROOM BOUSE® = —- 1 ‘THR QUESTION OF SIDE TRACKS. and Wanted it for sanitary purpuses should be sup. [goes and work upon the interior has begun. It | Witness, deiailed scraps of conversation heard on a 3 3 1204 and 1206 © st. mow: all sod A “CITY AND DISTRICT In September last the Commissioners notified | pited betore tt Was Wasted for ornament. Just | is proposed to make the car the most magnMicent | truln between Dr. iilidreth and a colored girl : 3 S41 Det ow. Owner P. COMOURAN, 826 Tet ata AN ‘s E py i ar. -30 | Jounson Bros that their occupancy of the public | how, however, there was plenty of water and not | and complete in every detail. It is to be used asa | Bamed Lizzie, with whom Dr, lilldreth 1s. er. = = = ‘street by a side track runaiug from tae Baltunore | as much used as ae ouner mes, 80 that he had | private Car, and 1s therefore to be provided with | by Pope to nave committed indiscretions. sr 116.66 2209 14th st. aw., Br. 22 | PIOR RENT—RESIDENCE PART OF Wi OnE Ty Amusements To-night. aad Ohio Railroad tracks Into square 712 was il- | thought that they could afford to let the fountain | every improvement and convenience for com. | $8cond witness was Dr. F. M. Reasoner, of Jaci w 1402 to 1406 Mdlave. | | KY FSi N.W..8 rooms and bitehen: dumb ATION AL.—Nat Goodwin in a double vill. legaland that unless they obiained the consent of | play on until 16 was time to bank it for tne winter. | fort. At one end is a smoking-room, with toilet | Mich., a friend of Dr. itildreth. He was reluccant i {iis tet r. 5:39 | te aimins-room:” tath-roum, hot, and cold, water, Armateu'\—Minnle Palmer in “My Brother's | Congress the tracxs would be removed by tue Com. | He said it would be his purposs in the future to | faciitties adjoining; then tuere 1s vo'be a buffet, | to testify, but admittea that he had treated Dr. PPP 3 bss Be gS | wheusy of aed Roan. im op aleat taait, MENT, 6 ‘Stister.” missioners immediately after tue adjournment of | have the fountaia play ouiy op public bolidaysand | With @ complete cooking outfit. A parior with | Hiidredtli for a disease, due to indiscretion, both in x : at obo | = = =-3 7 Aanibinianikanins—Abeainatanees tuat body. Yesterday, however, tue Coumission- | such Special ozcasions, except oceasionally, as | comfortable chairs and lounges and an upright | Jackson and Grand Kaplas an 20.05 | POE RENT_FURNI es Se (S pocms ena bath, ery wiosly KERNAN's.—Gus Hill's Combin: into the square, provided Caat the tirm obtain the | are not lighted at night, because the electric lights | Of the hall there will be two state-rooms, with all | His SevanTa HoxsewHIrrixg.—J. T. Minster, RN wished, all modern ay ge Maxassas Pawonama.—Day and evening. consent of Congress to the use of the public space | on the avenue Would eclipse tne gas lamps. It was | the mprovewents, including bath-room. At the | Cditor of the Worcesier County News, says a a i r - i nis.1% tele Ft nw. & Sreeer Ruva.—Prof. Morris’ Paradox. for this purpose. ‘The Commiusstoners also notified | suggested that electric burners in the placesof tae | other end of the car there will be an observation- lal trom Webster, Masa, was horsewnipped ap 3 1 §20R KENT“A HAVE Si "4 Ps the president of the Bzltiuore and Ouio Raliroad | lamps wouid iend an additional effectiveness tothe | room, with long windows each side of the outside | the otberevening by Mrs. Eliza Martin, of Oxiord. a Seskhel meamben te teemeen eee Sprite foomennr Coxthat “tues have revoxed their suspension of the | foumuain. Str. Sunith said be did not think there | door. The ear is @: feet long over all, and on each | Kaltor Minst Earn posse OH RENT—G19 B ot wc; all mod lmpa. find | SOHNE. BeALL & Go. foei F ot ott Weatuuert received wiiile on an oy’ter pongy im | No. 2815 Virginia avenue, and his two daughters, | Peter Crensaw, sub 3, sq. 617; $i50. B. husband.” She went to Canton (where ne | tunnel, Just b-yond the ends of une ties, Each of | , Ladies’ Extra-fne CASH: HOSE, colorea ana | FOR REN’ s = ‘— ein 2615, i cintth,” aud lows 3 3 | wines f5e posdsae S08 class condition, eight rooms. couvenicut to cats | NOK ENG — Golda Rue We llp othe capa eg pine | Cornelia and Louisa were, charged in the Police | let (2, 4-4, Sumit: say Ines 27 and 18, 4 | died) to invite his spirit to return, aud to offer pan OS eS] BLACK AND UNBLEACHED HOSE, 33c. | sud herdica. ¢25 er tuouth. Also otice on Feuear | AQEBENI a gig goto ea.be.beack 2 Yoog the mace UPS the captain and Dick | court this morning by Ofticer Hurd with disorder. | G aie: $—- W. L, Bramhall ot al (0G. Acstell, oblations to bis memory, and she is now waiting annie tate pa taarent er the aoe 7 monn ien 1 Sho nec mone Watkee & Ee po ete, Or tt hear 2021 wt ar “etal y 22,000, « usband el SLE-THREAD HOSE, . cH | a2 oe) L1e2 Cae, OF. frac ‘Ts WEEELY Svan’s Pocket Atias or the Worla | ly conduct, and Mr. Carrington pleaded not guiity | Heuy et al,, 10s 9, 11 to 13, sa 40; $e ae “ iis SOns and thug | ANd a8 the copnecuivas are to be alternated, the | guctsst BOs. Eat A a Gisfenw = nep-tt” | ]2v4% Write n W130 Daly st te RENT— NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE | 817-13t SWORDISTED1 & GEADLEYO97°F wt and pieasantly -e:tuated Brick Dy mine roows % WO NEW FIRST-CLASS i “ order that she may adopt one of bis sous, and thus Is offered free to every new subscriber for one year | for them.” ‘The officer testified that yesterday | Wo0ds tod. B. Cradie, sub’ 1, sq. 574; continue the line of succession. She 1s now twenty. | Amps Will be only 220 feet apart. For the 4% inlles |" Warranted Fast BLACK HOSE, or mouey refunded, tothe WeEKLy Stax. It isa handsomely printed | atternoun he was in the rear of the détemdaute se epraty to Dei. Muda ioe 1h2- bile Soy four, “and Tuily resolved to lead a Single Iie, aud | DetWeen 1,200 and 1,300 lights’ will be required. este: -saysea book of 191 profusely lilustrated, with more | premises looking after some ashes that had been : . bea rare example to her sex.” The governor ex. | It 18 expected that the sysvem Will be ready lor use oe neat dences on 15th stn. w.. betweea RoI ave, thu og colored tt Find Diagrams wh contains | Hirowa about there, aud Cornelia Fieits spoke to | Meadows; $1,822 ti A. Lockwood to'd: L. Weaver, | Dresgea hig sytapathy with a gor of dincnguinned | Witla few weeks uridg ‘tno tal veut igus gan easwacie eee 308 RENT—14 i st NW, 8 wing Hou 1908 Haw. Apply tod 3g — weal om wis him about sneaking about there. When he replied Faae 7, om 3 Taimily who has been so sudden! ived of the | Were burned continuously ral weeks, sok Kay | 140: i meus i ancther column. Sue abused hima and cailed him a “— Irisnman,” | Dey to HS. Munson, sap lots @ and 7, sq. 214, ot ey Fesults Were remarkably sat 2 From Shiliiugton’s we have the Century Maga- $13,000. W. H. West'to Janes Fraser, ‘pt. 1, sq, | HEht of her existence. “Hers 18 not x case of = oh eee MUFFS AND BOAS. FURNISHED HOUSE. 11 ROOM! ‘The e = a Ni y Bue loration, handsome furniture, Dew cs &. whe for December, and Frank Leslie Iustrated | Snegot away aud rua up stairs, Me fohowed ain | 2327 $4900. H.C. Thorn to A. Natio, prescribed by tho Yi-eniig but, in the language | TBE of Cullacan, Mexico, has offered. a| Pos rme etm Gravas ain St senutary ylusbing, in thorough ore stable’ ¢ one- ‘fIth Interest tn ‘pts. 10 and 11, sq. 318; $2,500, language | row, (000 for t ure of the bandit | FOSTER KID GLOVES, @1 per pair and upward. to private family only. 1847 11th mt. uw Wd. ae nae cone the father nal Lonten, ia agit arrested |}. Brud to Martatina Hundiey, pts. 51 and 52, 5. p. | Of the Odes, she has vowed ihat ‘ill deatn she will | fewand ot $10,000 for, the capoure ptt 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, KURES'Srftiiohaa Haattetion 210-0" x her. ‘The father and Loutsa, he said, intertered | }-b (ud to Mt 000. W. C. Duvail éc al, | BAVe no otuer.” In the same issue a tuagistrate NSYLVAN c = - Tux PRroPoseD Mocxt VERNON AvENUE.—The ex- | with him, and tue latter used profane’ language. ‘sub Mt. Pleasant; $1,600. ’. Duvall et al., _ JOR RENT-A COMPLELFLY FURNISHED ecutive committee of the Mount Veruon avenue | Phe ogicer did uot remember calling her a +—=- | (ustees o Mills Dean, lov 17, sq. 258; $—. Helen 230, ind military Officer are degraded for beneading a | Wated many districts of San Ignacto, Do r id ff the t = risoner WiO was sentenced to be hanged. ‘the | ‘The Wool Merchants’ Association of Chicagohas| [Jo Nor Warr house on Nt. between 17h amd 18th sts. mw, fF Sseoctation met at Willard’s Hote! resientay aiter- | nivger,” or saying anything about playing policy, | Keauard wo X. O. Potkiahorn, pts and 7, 9q. 27; | Bronse tc one of ‘plundering. ecklessuean hey oon appointed & committee of ve members to repre- ese Tues BATES, 1607 Feat. Boon. Among those present were Mr. J. B. Smoot, | "Erneta Fieuds testified that enc was in hor |S ‘all poualble Justification, and. every one concerned. it Lhe association at the tariff conference to be | Until the chilly blasts of Winter have frozen the mar- 4 dor MH 4 Old sheep soid froin ‘i%to44c. per pound; | Damed Eimund Mundy ‘iaaubs Was brisk. to be entirely unaware of tue proximity of the | tempted ‘Pare wool, one yard anda ty Sinbay furaivure. Agra carpets. and rugs, eg | 10a few mouenta. Ills body was removed to E : | | j eden 4c, Will take place at Dowling’s lo morgue and will be to-day taken to his residence, furtm. "s-pumber of important objects yet rec | on serect, heat 2d nortuwest. ‘The deceased was oun kusol¢, which should Command tue attention | about Cuirty years of age, a bachelor, and for years bartiesdedining choice and rare articles. The pap seers pais 6 ae oe ts ehthe auction rooms, Penpsy!- neces, + Gua avenue. Gouncry in, Unis icnity as “Big Diex He was ———- Jovial ‘and liked by all with wi ‘he sale of season | Contact. in ~ets for Uke Bisebufl concert: opens with N28 7 ae ape ret a sbeet at Eis @ cas Womorro® MOrmiDg ms Weaesy sans Pocket Atiaa f the World 13

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