“* ESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1893-TWELVE PAGES. ll THE EVENING STAR: WASHI GTON, D. C., WED FOR RENT—HOUSES ___FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. | RAILROADS. FOR SALE—LOTS. APOPULIST VIEW./CRIB8 WHIPS IRISH PAT. For RENT Tits 20th, Sr.w&g.18.50 | FOR SALE HERE 1S THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN| FoR. SALE-THOSE HANDSOME NEW STONE. \ ND OHIO RAILROAD. SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR EQUITY 4217 N st.fur,14r,mi.$200 | 2329'G. 6r, wk the northwest, 1142 19th st. n.w.; brown-stone | and pb. houses corner We FECT NOV. 19, 1893. tu well rented house, uniucumbered, lot 23 feet ——_— aud press-brick front; 9 rocms and bath; will| now ‘ready for oceupan Leave Washington from station corner of New Jer-| by ouly SO fect deep to alley; 4 | reat for $43 per mouth; price for a few days| once; cotner house, . the others, 10 sey avenue and C street, Nonw. Apply to | $i.250. errs bs WO HARE, Fooms each; a.m.t.; open fireplaces: fine tiling | For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited | i | Gol. Livingston of Georgia Oriticises the How They Fight Dogs at Night in This oss P. 16c, mi. dee 1006 F and cabinet’ mantels: beautiful chandeliers; elec- | express traius 11:30 a.u., 8:15 p.m. VID D. STONE, $04 and S06 F a ee ase | FOR SALE-ARE YOU LOOKING FoR A COM fortable house and large lot, with room for s| ‘ices. ‘These houses have exceptionally fine in- rior decorations, elec Watchman constantly present. 191 P ave. Be Si} 25, 24:28, 4 appliances, et OWNER, loom 5, pIs-3m r. 4 are, we ‘4 i ad > » { 34 TM. wese 1, ‘Bl ie S07 Pa ave, Tie, mie 0) 411230, Oee'weesn IB.30 | 20,11 st. we, oncrhalt siuare from government nS-Imo__H. L. MANN. 334 Ind. ave., owner. | “Wur“pitiatmee aid Ciercieah ee yhe daily 12:30 We can furnish you with lots 14:16 4t0 ne, 13r.ini.36.65 8216 0. Gr. wa 15.40 | printing fice; w substantial 3-story, bri + | FOR SALELOK TRADE—1401 a.m. and $:40\ p.m, tn, any part of the elty or suburbs, “tne of these | 5) 2825 Pa ave.lor.ini-90.80 1527 Benning, Be ingo | FOR SALE—A very cheap Sstory brick on| Mrqe ee aes por Wischestur ana War tintics ine p Lat "22xi3h ft, to alles, P st. bet. 16th ana | acks His Hawaltan Position | 4 Strange Noctarnal Gathering Across 1184 11th, 10r, mi-47.83, 2414-10 G. Be mks Ie Hi st. me. neer 7th; lot 20380 to alley: can be ge sb gear | For Luray, Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Kaoxvill vie a ai Scores His Financia! Precautions Z3u1 Pa ave. Ir.mt.42.50 1705 Pa ave,3d foor.15.30 | converted into a store at little cost. Price re- Seeubdicte® piicasu: “Dew't niles this. Moot | Chattanooga, Memphis end ew Oriease Perper U.86x871, ft. to alley, Corcoran st. bet 17th | the Biver— Against 3223 Pa ave.ior,mi-$5.50 50 E sw. 6r...... ont to $4,000. DAVID D. STONE, 5, i201 Pa. ave. oc21-8m | daily; Steepiny Cara through. Lota sts. + se. “bet te Gnd AB wt Utterances, jurprise—How the Dogs Fought. > “40. mw. | Se wes sae ‘or y, 3:30 p.m. daily. > af Pa : | Po SALE—s3,100 WILL PUY A s-SToRY BAY. | PPR SAEE THOSE HANDSOME § AND O-ROOM | For aittinore, Week “days, 18:25, 5:00, 6:85, : 12th st. bet, O and P sts, | Tat oe | indow belek, with baih and mod. imps., on E| sro, $7,250 aud $1.t00 each: prices torearly | 37:25 (S:00, 45 minutes), 18°05, We ee ee | = = Mme. rear ist. This te very cheap. buyers at"$250 to $500 reduction from regular | 49 minutes) a.m, x12.00," 112203, MM! 1505 PA. av. N.W.| | Rep. Livingston of Georgia wrote out the | Crib and Irish Pat, local bulldogs, fought following as his opinion of the Wresident’s | j¢ out Monday night. Crib won, ‘Time, one FOR SALE—BY atGi ST DONATH, 611 7TH ST. message: a lot on the west side of MePherson Square: 26. hour and twenty minutes. This fight ha@ eeeeseserser bie? Here's a bai story 4:31, x108. Price, $6 per square fout. ‘Terms can be | | The message is disappointing, in that the been arranged to come off on Thankagiving brick; 8 ‘ : : : Mantels, large clasts: lot 17si29 to B0-tt. alley 15 and 8130 a.m., 12:15 and 4:28 | renee — s,s pheecer Pohiy Wy cating coon in Maryiend, but owing to the chjestians a = all for $5.00; in 4 select neighborhood northwest. | Inet, mantels: bath room ‘and | vestibal 31 p For SALE HANDSOMELY LOCATED LOTS AT ee view of matters as outlined in the officers of the law It @id not. Late + 5 : rie eam beat; gravol ie: : M15, 14:30, 15: $200 ch, < cago rm, rmony = st __DAVID D. STONE, 806 and 006 F st. uw.) cleriric spplianc Yard: very desirable property for | p.is ‘ re 74:15, 14:30, 15:80 1 oot. in West End Park: slso houses for sale, at | 2° platform, and in ha 'y with Monday night an isolated spot was chosen 35.30 FOR SALE—A VERY CHEAP HOUSE AT $5,500; | high government officials or Cougressn:an, Nor Eiagacatiwes 11:90 dacs aon se $1.600 to $5,000, on monthly payments, if pre- | the masses of the people, that compose the ac-oss the river. Word was passed along =s < — Jersey ave. n.w. bet. M and N; beau-| nlS-3m OWNER, Room 5, 1201 Pa. avi For Boyd and way points, °1:05 _ Saeee a ats and circulars, address 1 ond ; Party to which he belongs. His position on the line as to the location of the 35.50 {Mfully papered: well bull a FOR SALE—3 NEW @ROOM BRICKS ON FLA. | For Galthersbure’ eon ens op, 38:00, | _X- COPP, 707 G = | the Hawaii troubles is untenable. in the a the> ‘35.50 aor ne ee SEU, O06 gal OS aw. ave. me.; half square of H st. cars: $2,500; easy 45, 18:35, ) °TH0, | FOR SALE A’ VALUABLE LOT, 25X100, NEXT | arse place, what had been done prior to his | Tenaezvous. _ Thithe: the dogs and 7135.50. FOR SALE-$5,600 IS LOW FOR THIS FINE| terms. STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. n.w. 3 to Barber building (8th st.) and opposite the | id lone prior to their fanciers wended their way. 33:30 S-room house; on 13th st. not far from Iowa | _ni5-lin shington Junction and way points, *10:00 | Post Ottice. Address 8. BALL, Ioom (C, | administration, was done under and | pach of the dogs had a and wes wall 25 Circle: no better location. 7 ae Ee am. 11:15 p.m. Express trains stopping at prin- | 120 Broadway, N. Y. city. n2i-Jm* /with the indorsement of the Harri poheq blankets. berg.achewy 2250 It DAVID D. STONE. 804 and 806 F FOR SALE—301 LTH ST. N.E.. NEW 6-ROOM | cipal stations only. 14-30, 15:80 pam = a wx. | rol in They carefully 22 3 ‘ID D. STO 806 F st. nw. |“ prick, English basement. ‘corner’ house, beautiful ae arr e FOR SALE_$25 PAYS FOR LOT 40X300 FEET TX | son administration, a i | 1 ED —T HOME PGR sous ne Ron id -mm.1.: must be sold. STURGES & MOORE, | ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL- | “\oqutttul Exe Harbor City: raileete, the Camm, | 3 + end ‘was in no presided over by their handlers, who saw Bo fag BS tee Oa te : 5 n1d-1m "| For Philadelphia, ‘New ‘York, Boston and the | eH and Atlantic and Royal Reading ro | Way chargeable to him or the democratic | that no man had any chance to get im any "2230 neighborbood; a good investment. East, daily 3:35, 8:00 (10:00 a.m., ex. Sun. Dining | {"newapapers, S churshess schuats, gia betes. party that elected him. It was the action, work on the dog against which he was 2y _it DAVID D. STONE, S04 and 806 F w. | Car), 00 ‘Dining Car), 3:00 300 Dining Car), | furniture and’ silk factory, knife handle works, 25 | however, of the United States government, petting. The place of contest was reached FOR SALE. CENTRAL AND CHEAP A 9-00 | 8:00 {i190 p.m." Sleeping Car, “open at” 10:00 flothing mapufactories. 3 cannerien, deat | and whether right or wrong, he made 4 gt midnight. The carriage drivers had . Bw. bet, . factories, 63 wite makers. 2 champacne mal 45 pg ty Sa Eo 4 and Conn. a + 14,000 | Buffet Parlor Cars on ail day trains, With immense wine ‘vanits, vineyards, 4 brew: | mistake when he instructed the undoing of taken the precaution to extinguish Ghee aan it DAVID D. STONE, S04 and p 3 Le by ine se ee | Pa rein een 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 neon. east congenic naggen Shh raga an act by the former administration which lamps and keep a reasonable distance apart, 720.40 FOR SALE_ VALUABLE ELATH ST. PROPERTY, ON | ,,hete, houwes are modern, uit’ within Rosle ‘Except Sunday. *Datly. 2Sundey only. fine arke, Take and "fair grounds, 2. building | W@S equivalent to @ declaration of war | go that they might not attract undue notice, very easy terms; a in to a quick bu: ae! + oor et mantels: gas xExpress trains. societies (electric lehting now contracted for), inst the provisional vernm 30 B-story and basement brick dwelling: fine. loc nd are in fashionable neighburhond, Baggage called for and checked from hotels and| and other Industries too numerous. to. mention: oo A * semen hie ened ent ett The vehicles were clustered around in the 20 tion for a physician or dentist. For particulars | ¥ cae feyulred. Particulars at REAL | residences by Union Transfer Co. om orders left at | these lots are wold cheap to. close un estate: | then, and now, es! - ng = 200 Q st nr Lith. large 3, $3,750; easy term: t modern conveniene. eam heat od in sleepers for Cinctonati, Lexington and AMERICA, ENGLAND AND FRANCE. jis impossible to know, at this time, precisely | The Preliminaries. 00 | roth st ar Dup ¢ir oe 3, pews Or.: glectric light. ‘Terms and pric eo eee Prietbe Prd) sere NOW READY what conditions will be brought about by | Crib and Pat were eager for the festivi- Costar Ist se. 4 gtak for | m5, 1201 Pa. ave. ‘9 pam; Lexington, 6:10 p.in.; Louisville, 4:50 > ADY | : snared R'st near 20th. _L. HANCOCK & ces aes Pim; Indianapolis, 11:20 p.me: Chicago, 7:30 a.m. | THE CHRISTMAS NUMBERS the change, or what. if any. supplementary ‘ties to begin. The witnesses took eeate ua Gee For sale oe pam BUILT, v and St. Louis, 7:45 a.m., connecting ia Union depot | i | legislation may, in the light of such condi- along the rough ches or perched them- 18th and G sts. | 2 ae es for all’ point or Price, | UORS, appear to be essential or expedient.” m bem oo ¥ sarge. ce 10:57 A.M. DAILY —For Old Point Comfort and | Priee. | He says, moreover, “that the repeal of the Selves on the rafters of the barn. A referee FITCH, FOX & RROWN, “3 qn case terms, or trade for st j eae Te _ LONDON GRAPHIC........... -80.50 provision has made an entire change in the Was chosen. To avoid trouble in the choles |. FOX N, s.w. Address HOUSE OW. Star of asst | 5 % xpress for Gordonevile, | pra yy an « - “ x - Why 106 G st. ww | BSS Se ee re ne aS | SEE 8h ares i Charlottesvilie, Waynesl tavnton and prinet | PEARS’ PICTORIAL ped oy ergeemnt ed ae fin fw a meas. |, TAD was selected who was mot know FOR RENT_ HANDSOME 2sTORY AND CELLAR | Petry ietee Wide te AN SSTAZE—THEER © | fice and terms tnost 0 ey next door, | PA! Virginia points, daily, except Sunday, for j HOLLY LEAVE 50 Ure iat “has made an catire chascge in the *° ther of the handlers. This was sate Breer seertnet meg iee tates mts | Ge Rip imchee ou at Oe Tek Cee ul-te i. ast “Pullman locations and tickets at company'a of- | EADY'S ICTY 50’ Comp esion of our currency affairs’ without fctory. Irish Pat was led in and unhat Be Oe isteEDay TREN ss pep, to De D. M. OGDE | a ———$— | tee 21 Peunsylvanin avenue. BLACK & WH : .§) {knowing at the time “what conditions will essed. Pat is a white bull with a patch niS-tf 8 ¥ st. a. | on gALE_BY AUGUST DOXATIC GT on oe | FOR SALE—HOUSES. Gooeral Passenger | CHATrERRON CHRISTMA ww be brought about by the change.” He ad- or chestnut brown hair between his snow 2 ey aid ee ONATIL ie | Foneral Pass | 4 ~ mits, in his message, % ne Was Spe - ders. His ears were cropped short, FOR RENT-2026 HILLYER PLACE. A SQUARE | “a new” 1 6 rooms: " bath; cellar? | FOR SALE—THE HANDSOMEST AND MosT | ~ MON pe ce sey Ing with the financial system of this great eyes were luminous with sa and a half above Dupont Circie; three-story brick: furnace 7 fh “ | iM . 3 < ous vagery and his twelve rooms; parlor. Mbrary, dining room aad ed. from $3,500 to $2,900; tae’ Deve’ gato | Substantially butte fs | SAMUEL Si YOUNG LADIES’ JOURNAL. 6 country in’ his former messzge, and he teeth appeared to be capable of effective Mitchen all oo ss 5 ad sate co : = ‘QB Be it | A [arr ANNvaL. : j say or Saew . i any, Rappleee — gy 5 _ —_ in trim condition and showed e J a = = = s § PE = ladion may, the t of such conditions, e result ci A % — A TO TANTY WITH $1,000 ‘OR MORE STRUCT | AML tras atts ave ot Pennsylvania Pus. | 1 FIGARO Hl eters ts - 1.00 Sppear to be esseatial or expedient” led over to the tub of warn tonne ana PIANOS AND ORGANS. bey windows and ami: situated. in BaTH HOUSE, | S00 ate. Gallyleca, for Dunwiie and pte fn Dhbmeredudicnn genial ce) What Should Have Been Done. suds and scrupulously washed by the owner —— merthwest ie Cone pout FE | mediate ‘station for Front | THE FINEST CH IAS NUMBERS IN THE) whe obaniid’ Sok cusebent seneitien —_ py ——s followed. Then Crib Suitable for Congressmen or other hig! iclals. | Royal and Strasbur: undzy, and WORLD. e pedient lez won entered. e enemies were not allowed te a WAG BARGAIN to immediat chaser. lear a eh Hier ye eno | _. ‘i 3 ¢ x te - bas jobs a og S in } Somme te at Lynch 1 orfolk and Western | Every one of them contains co} pictures whieh | Should have beea recommended and enactnd see each oth: er, but they were evidently For eae 4 | Sasvaee Meet rear: Gals | at the start, and no officer of this govern- @Ware of cach other's presence and knew FOR SALE-VERY HANDSOME 13-ROOM NEW 11:01 a.m. I nd and Danville fast mail.— | * What Was expected of them. Crib is an all- FOR THE HOLIDAYS. dwelling; every modern imp.; beautifully situat- Daily fe> Ly a ment should advise a change of our “cur- white dog with lor fe < fe bull a hah cake aaa os ei pear Dupont Circle: price, $20,000; reduced ag oR Rg eos | reacy affairs” without knowing exactly Pather pointerlike meee. the ome abe long. e are x for a few days. ¥ ding Anniston and irs 5 ab thas = 7 i 3 CHICKERING PIANOS, _45-3t REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F st. now "buy it. bus, Montgomery, Mobile 3 | SEW COMPANY, “Was. | Whee, Comeniens San be Bee Faegeed stout mulieaeth “wg — oa oe ae FOR SALE— i ge Bay Mage a Atlenta, uniting at Danita, b. peeing setae aes aed cudpeameachuos through ‘the ‘bath. Thi gee oer MILLER PIANOS, OT WES: 1922 and 1924 sth s lees than. th t leasmuc te Chatheat ; | THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, NEW © be experimenting, as he acknowledges [Broweh the . This ing MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS, 2211 to 2243 10th st, Db, m1, Or. 400 5 perl ith aecoee 0 it YORK he did. He recommends “delay in dealing ‘9 insure against foul play. In contests BEHNING PIANOS, 2 ee x. $25,000) ma NORTHEAST.” ak til ae * Dally ‘Gor’ Charieiteeriad’ ahd iawn: | ~ _————— | with this subject,” and declares that, “in- = ee had a cane 4 ave, la ave, is jew. ON - t . ! i. Hi < + PEASE PLANOS, i. 24,000, 1920, Ts Teno] PEGS: ECON Ee wo ee atts,. . wasntxetox axp sourn.| Holiday Books! | stead of being injurious, will increase the strychnine or rough-on-tate, 60 that when SMITH & BARNES PIANOS, I to 16 O'Brien's ct, 1227 M st, f h, 6r..2,950 SOME: WALLS TASTEFULLY DECORAT- "LED LIMITED, composed en- | : - | probability of wise action.” Here again he the opposing dog takes hold of that part Dh, 4r.. 20,000 1202 Linden st, bb, ED: REST OF WORK; NEW: BRIGHT; AR. ullman Sleepers and Dining Cars, and |g.) ht Petter for a Christmas at than a admits his inability to -ecommend a “lasting of his opponent's anatomy it will be but @ MASSON & HAMLIN ORGANS AND 2000, to B02 ate ee G 900 | SOLUTE BARGAIN. [also ofter 1428 N ‘ST. runs to Atlanta, Montgomery and New Orleans, | S0l, chlargede Tateene ea New, rewritten | and comprehensive financial plan.” I am question of a little while when he wil SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS. Pole dy RE PS 167 Gales eg W,, for $8,000: 9 rooms: ll mod. cone With Pullman Buffet Sleeper through New York | fiiwn remain of S00 IADE "USS" utterly opposed to his suggestion to give Zo. Such care is exercised in this veonrd Special prices for cash during the month st. bb, 4r, all. 10,000 26 G st, fh, 47...-2,000 CHEAP HOME * TERMS j and Washingtou so New Orleans, vig, Montgomery, | Cioth, 10 vols. Pub. Our price. him the general authority to invite other that both @ogs were washed in the same i ie Pe Ree ier ott ee a Ge tag steve soa te thane at eae po coal Me hitoas ed = | Sheep, 10 vols. Pub. pri Onur pric nations to a conference to settle an inter- water. and the towel with which Pat was heeintesrpme 500 Apply to J.B. WE Washington to Memphis. via Birmingham. (No | Hilf, Mor. 10 vols. Pub. 48. Our pri national agreement on the subject of coin- rebbel was providel by Crit’s handler and CUT THIS OUT and bring it with you, It ‘ATE, 608 13TH conclinn ca (a Me “Tes action in the mone perfect cae yet! Eotiea’‘by tar tts dnest ig thet meigihortind | bent advice ia d mairinoar: Matis: | 1:00 Ao. FAST LIN fovented. The flawless material and thecare| They are 20 feet front, go back to au alley, con-| {im guar nig-24te” R with which the PIANOS are made up give| tain 10 rooms and butler's pantry; are heated by | - 11:05 A.M. PENNSYLVAD eveuls past, present, future IN EFFECT DECI IBER 3, 1893. For Pittsburg, Parlor A LIMITED. late Y, hela am opposed to class legislation, especially ouas the athe aie ins gy hy when it comes to levying a tax to support just to catch Crib under the ear. The = 621, the government. I do not believe that the ter tossed Pat over his head, and Pullman NO, 413 FLORT a = CTRIC AND MAGNETIC TRE. yA. | Drawing and State Koom, Sleeping, Dining, Smok SPECIALIST IN” a K ° on beck wi an % 4 that 2 nee fatness sad feces ae woes erecieaking: ELSOTRIO AND. wae ETIC TREATMENT; VA tne au a creation Car 7 visi tc Cnfeaan, 25 TURERET TA YF CATTLE, ‘civil service law > now areca - es “Ty nen bis i cee “ye this pruomtinsthpondheoe Piagetar oo gas pontine |Mewalt of Osntests im Some of the threw him and got him by the throat, ft. moved. packed and’ shi HUGO | d4-6t 622 F st. nw. 09. Open Sunday. 489 11 st., bet. 49a ¢ Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo and | — 2"? wat teat arecn ena a th dogs were breathi . (ORCH & CO., 925 7th st.,Sohmer Agents. | LE OR EXCHANGE—AT COST—CORNER | _ ®th_*-¥- nso- Niagara Folls daily, except Saturday, with Sleep- ° Leading Cities. ink eae ing hard. The crowa «e ror 3 SB Ege NW; tro bendan w| MME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED FN- | ing Car Washington to Buffalo. eorge eri 1 “Mtentetoal dikes nro tebe i setting worked up to a high pitch of OF 2D AND It ST. N.W.; two, handsome new | MME, DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED FA. | ing Car Wratington ty Buftalo, | 1) es x = ~ ‘unicipal elections were held yesterday in excitement, and it required meen wre DO NOT BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE! brick and stone dwellings, containing 11 rooms| glish and German as| modern finished in hard wood; ted by} all events of life. Office hours. 9 a.m. to 9p.m.; | Buffalo daily, and’ Niagara Falis daily, except | ESTABT DEALER IX twenty-one cities in Massachusetts outside Sunda: SHED _ 185! and many calls to order to curb thetr . unim- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1508 Mth st. nw. Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington to | SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF COAL AND Woop.|of Boston. The severe storm that y Vose Pianos. ike a pee hoe hens se omnia. sane’ sone ingle |e deivery And lowest prices. ‘Telephone 1714. | raged all day served to keep many voters | base we geOns: The hesisan te anak Exquisite tone! ___ Elegant cases! ie ea am oO WEMPLE, MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS oF “RAST. 3 en) Seen any. Mae ee 828 We Ave | at home, and as a general thing the voting were getting a large share of more or less THOMSON'’S MUSIC STORE, GT 24th ot, nw. | SR AN Sesinees. contdential. Ladies and gen | 4:09 Px. “CON 3 all Par- == was light. valuable advice. “Don’t hurry him,” “Let \ (iS = 5 (EAR 181, 78... 6, New York aves nw. near Oth at,” woime” | lor Cara, with Dining Car from althmore, for YESTERDAY A SAMPLE Results #0 far as learned last night are | him take his time,” “He'll do his man LOOK AT THE “KRAKAUER PIANGS, PLEASE: | ROst “aw. uear iat’ V toomtecss-s.-cec.e2 0000 | SE HOSFONN MEGICATED EXECTRIC VAP | Teme ori alt, for Philadelphia week days, | : ‘ copeahen? Crib did not mainiain his throat hold. bat - 2, 5 > MEIC ELI re vA 7:20, 9:00, 9:40 (Dining Car) ai A.M., 5 = pped ef e 3 for, pournalt, ‘at KUHWS TEMPER ‘OM | H St iw. wear Lith, 1 rooms 41,000) “bath, for rheumatism and all nervous trout “2:50 (Dining Car), 3:15, 4:20, 10:00 and 11:3k | Washington's Introduction to Racing| New Bedford—S. A. Brownell (ind. cit), sipped his tecth over on Pat's neck. The es 4 1878 nite |e Dw. tepolgens ay magy geo 19,000 lao 4 1 treatment for rarely and bay Sever. P.M. On Sunday, 720 rote ae Through Snow a Sleet. elected mayor over J. C. Brock (cit.) by a The only pany B atyronn re “i aa =. eee’ a io Met 5 5 1 eaming. Massage. st. Dw. 30 (Dining Car), 3:15, 4:20, 10:00 ‘a 25 . rs a . y e Gmonee J. BECKER, M st. ‘nw. ‘near 10th, 15 rooms... 36,000) nt4-Im* FM. ‘For, Philadeipnia only, Fast Papress 7:30 | As stated in yesterday's Star, the Wash- | Vote of 3,434 to 2,851. Was their labored breath. There was no ped and rep Ce nw. wear Oth, Abe 41% ft. frost. 10,000 = AML week days: Expres, 201 and’ 6:00 FM. | ington Jockey Club yesterday afternoon at| ,PitstieldJ. C._ Crosby (dem) lected snarling. A grow! was a very Infrequent ey “a tc ie oan t ‘A laily. " mayor over J. L. Peci rep.) by 166 plural- Ssoun a‘st. RCD eae’ aa! Caplio cor owner -5 12.800 WINTER RESORTS. For Beaton, witboug change, 7:30 AM. week dare | the Wenning track gave Washington a | maven over J. L. Peck (rep) by. 198 plural: After Less. nF vonin od s “4 — —_ 3B: MM. ly. e 7 y =, hannonie bo ms, Bented by steam, Te... 60,000 HAMILTON HoTE! Fanaa ein 7:20; Vin BAA, & | cents Ot winten racing: twas ues real arti-| two democrats. Common council, eight re-| Here the fighters took to wrestling an@ st. ne. q oe nt nae % a 13:05 and 11:50 cle, and, with all the accompanying features publicans, six democrats. License vote— tea ee eee HAMILTON, BERMUDA. (4:00 Limited 4:36, 5:40, of the now-closed Guttenberg and Glouces- | Yes, 1,478; no, 1.735 ring over che pit. They breathed tue @ ase 622 F st. uv. _| Open trom December until Mar. A598. 1300, 11:08 AL, TF ter tracks, Six races were run in the frees Fitchburg—iidgar 8. Moulton (dem.) elect- | around. the pit Steen owen FOR SALE OR RENT “TWO HANDSOME THREE. JR. MEAD, Mer, | 2:88, 3:18) 4:00 Lamitedy ing air and bitnding snow, but no one se-}ed mayor by 102 plurality, ‘The aldermen faye hig wk ty San Gk prec og Stary eich dwellings; 1} roome; eect For Pope's Creek Line, 7:20 A.M. aud 4:86 p.xt, | Mously contended that it was sport. ‘The | stand tour republicans, two democrats, and }4n* Dis, oPPonent pvdlags caer boos —_ Ply _Cable address—Hotel, Bermuda. di-w&stm_ | For, Pope's (xe Suns and 11:50 A.M. and 4:20 | TONG," attendance, about 900, was such | the common council, nine Fepublicans, nine | Jos bq very audibly cana “A = > i F =n oy ER e@ hura REORD. 1307 i mae fat ae en i P.M. On Sunday at 9:10, 10:15 and 1147 A. found here. pales fourth race, originally | License vote—Yes, 1 3 no, 1,862. 4 Crib the Winner. FOR SALE_ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, NEAR THE AIKEN, SOUTH CAROL! Pennsylvania avenue and at the station. 6th and 8) judges at length awoke to the fact that | nine of twenty-four members of the council, Weary of chewing their kind, and were ces and Chinese ler Logan and Har! INTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE, | streets, where orders can be left for the checking | fraud was being perpetrated and ruled off | License vote—Yes, 2,248; no, 1,570. taken to thelr corners. Their mouths were to an te nlake gout luveatuuents Pelee eeducen es | Detect Climate tn the United States, except | gincenmse [0 Gestination from Fores sand real: | Alexander Shields, owner of La Sotta and | New Bedford—The independent ‘citizens’ | sponged out, and it was Crive time te Geka ee poiute of great altitude tn the General Passenger Agent, | Rightaway: George Cousins, the reputed | Party elect four of the six aldermen and gcratch, He aid with rush, catching Pat vo TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. Rocky Mountains. lanager. n20_| owner of Powerful, and Jockeys W. Shields | the citizens’ party two, while the council | before he had time to move from his comet. o * == gem HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL, and Harkley, the riders of La Sotta and | 18 evenly divided between the two parties. OSl0r < s e the mosi je PIANO made; in- ‘all the FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS Powerful. Powerful could have run over License vote—Yes, 3,342; no, 2,198. | Crib’s alacrity made the crowd yell, but it . be 4 THERFORi ZF st. " . = ST Si 5 0 own, h horses, ordet larkley to pu’ . es, or "a ” an NU, oll-ip . P. CHATFIELD, Proprietor. pteanier Se a et tee comenaies | the Judges’ eyes. In the precefing vase | ¥OO—Kes, LIN ah LOK id SATURDAYS Logan, also owned by Shields, ran in a|, 1 Lawrence the democratic candidate the sheriff. The fighting continued for sev- t 7 a.m. for Nomini creek, Va., BK, BRIGGS PIANO® MEDICAL. &e. and intermediate landings.’ Returning TUESDAYS, | manner warranting the suspicion that he | {0? mayor. Chas. G. Rutter, is elected by fal minutes from this point. Another fool Sous ta ae a THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. (See schedule.) Was not intended to win. The winners were: | 2-0 maiority over Brewster (rep.). ‘The re- | sponge off. I a See == io Steamer ‘TV. Arrowsmith on MONDAYS and | Caprice, colt, 5 2nd 2; Annie Bishop, 1 to 10 ~~ a. rere : the elty govern- lost the a vy or winning DR. LEON WEDNESDAYS at 3:00 p.m. for Alexandria, Colo- | and out; Bessie Bisland, 10 and 3; La Sota, | Ment on’ joint lot. License vote—Yes, dog receiv and the entrance money, nial Beach and all er river landi returning | 3 and even; Tartarlan, i to 2 and out; Wat. | 2202: ,2 3,390, which was about $: ‘Then, after some talk In Malden Everett J. Stevens, citizens’ and treats, the crowd @rove back to the candidate, was elected mavor over Coggan city. and THURSDAYS for Can be corresponded with through Box 432, City | leaves Kinsale hington WED. | terson, 2 and 3 to 5. return landings, wre 456, belug premises 621 E - front by depth of 109 ft. to an NESDAY and. FI NINGS. "On SATUR- Today's Entries. (ind) by 700 * : SEH Ae. sa 4-stors, L-room trick dwell- | Post Office. DAYS at 6:80 p.m. for Colonial Beach, Colten’s, nd ) by 700 majority. The citizens’ party | _— > ., Bostou, inak an be converted into’ a business ety « | Leonardtown, St. George’s Island, Smith creek, | The events and entries for today are: clected the entire board of aldermen and | ROSPECTS OF A FIGHT. gyeaing and sireet costumes in the latest styles WILMARTH, Executor, 257 415 st. awe - __ anne” | Teenie Yeocomico; returning Ieaves Kinsale, ar: | First race—Two-year-olds; selling. Five aerentons at — ygntyone, councitmen. | - —_— semen - = ANGE TAKE NOTIC ‘S. BROTHERS | riving at Washington SUNDaYS about 10 p.m. Hct : «K “5 yote—TEn, + no, 2310. FOR SALE — = and Gras ‘treat all di cag ta at | Gen achedcle) ©. W. RDLEY, | furlongs. Fiction, 106; King Dixon and | “Woburn elected Hugh 1D, Murray (dem) |It is Now Thought Corbett end Mite wblished advertising physicians in this} Je8-tf General Manager. Hearts Ease, late Pansy colt, 14 fablisued 45 years. 906 B st. s.w. ar me " TA , “amar. NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL | ~ Leaves River View wharf, 7th street, Sunday, | Clarus, Lonsdale, Hartford and Proverb, )| Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at ali | 100 each; Alanthracite, 97; Blossom and each; | as mayor, being !ts first democratic mavor, chelt W : Li th di M. 1 j Mect on January 25. Emma D. colt, Patrolman, Little Mat, | the vote ‘standing: Mvrray. 1,320; Harl % (cit. and ren). LIST. "The city covernment |The meeting of Corbett and Mitchell om on joint ballot stands: Democrats, 12; re- January 25, before the Duval Athletic Club THIS PRESENTS om k ‘The opporturity to purchase 0 b atiin 130 Sth st. n.w., bear N st. Window house, in be fuahioutbie’ seaton af o GOLD, SILVER AND FANCY PAPER. Gigmutren ys ERS, THE MOST RE! SMALL CASH PAYMENT Sy FES AND VaNct ParEs, Mase: ; ited te Sd wena rg as Btadinx cracks Eetacan ae publicans, 5. License vote—Yes, 1,611; no, of Jacksonville, Fla., seems now practically Paper Nay Favors, Toys, French. Tim Y wotes ‘for portion of deferred pur | G0 years’ experience: 45 years at _ 8%, | on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, @ p.m. Pus | Kenmore, 91 each. Tas. assured. According to Howard B, Hackett Paper Flowers, Lamp Shades. ny wot WDE & co. Consultation free aud strictly confdentia!d5-1m* | songer accommodations first-class. Freight recelved | Second race—Three-year-olds. One mile,| In Rrockton J. J. Whipple (rep.) ts elected ¢ New York, the metropolitan agent for ‘oth. aidin® | gegen, Ae oe OT Bate aw | Oe BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL Ig | tntil hour of sailing. Telephone, 1705. Pekin, Roche and Play or Pay, 115 each nd the city government is strongly of New . WAtaMe GEXESTE, sis A OT. RE, Wamuine. | FOR cate 53 eel ie a powerful Nerve Stimulant and ‘Tonic, Of all | ¥: 4 REED & CO., Agents, Alexandria, Wampezo, Tartarian, Annie Bishop. Mosk an. No license was carried by 856 the late lamented Olympic Club of New ton, D. C.. 1 square from F st. cars; curtains ai OR SALE A BARGAIN FOR ANY ONE] the remedies for Nerv Debility. | ES. RANDALL, cock, * | maitority. Orleans, who says his information is ab bay 10-room ectric | Nervous Exhaustion, Parulysis and that Proprietor and Manager. | Lismore and Restraint, 1 ‘Third race—Handicap; five furlongs, Lord | ,P2Un1_P. Dendrick (ren.) was re-elected solutely reliable, there will not be the slight= ns a specialt, laces done up equal to new; cur: handsome chandeliers: Weautt rT are Wi mis Oo. goods Dandie’ with care: called for and dellversd. S+,And other attractions, $000 caah | fieepe, Inck of ambition and. zest ther ON STEAMBOAT CO. | Harry, 115; Roy Lochiel and Daisyrian, | Me" Gasand, Te Lotheon the tence |est interference with the plans of the De- —————___— ——— 7 to WM. He SAU es pemene oneal Xo thie comma It bes be | DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. ¢,,| 114 exch; Equity, Miracle and My Gyps, | candidate. This nhurality ta almost. the val Athletic Club. NCH PRO- " rane & 00. for nearly forty-five years In this cits | FORTRESS MONROE and 110 each; Capt. Brown, 108, same ve Mr. Kendrick recetved last year | Confirming this came a dispatch from cess this side of NX. Y. Qse. per yd.; work ane or al a ae NORFOLK, VA, Fourth race—Handicap; two-year-olds. | over Charles M Mather. @emocrat, The Jacksonville, Fla., last night, saying that ae oe wo ttcn waking, = = Mpegs i EASY TERMS—VER¥ — a | ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers. Five and a half furlongs. Aurelian, 118; | city hee voted for license. 2722 to 2070. “this evening the city council met and an ee Sn, 9 Oe OD ame an rent 175% Coney me ae eee NOTARIES PUBLIC. | WASHINGTON ASD NORFOLK—souTH nouxp, | QUF Jack and Ontario, 114 each; Factotum, | AN eight rewhMoan candidates for alder- ordinance permitting «love contests passed LJ. BENJAMIN. PRAcTICAr, FURRIER B.w.: 42:1 6th st. nw.: 1900 M st. awe He | === * DEEDS AND NOLARY PUB. | ,,1ave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of | 108: Blossom. 105; Annie C. filly, 95;]/ men were elected. its second reading, only one councilman , _Hadies’ fare improved to anv etyie: robes GOODMAN, 663 13th st ach uae ISSIONEA: UF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB. | ohO8T° rate Errive at Fortreas Monon ae Springtime and McDonald, 90 each. ——— opposing it. The ordinance provides that pI moderate prices; nena ties a spectalt¥. For sate 1 CHE maaan tes Seas Uaniend Tae a.m. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m.,| | Fifth race—Selling. Four and a half fur-| penewea Two Viles by 2 Locomotive. the contestants shall use five-ounce gloves a: B12 Sth st. nw. een ee 3 : i nag bags mete’ where railroad connections are made for all points | lon Syracuse and Benjamin, 110 each; | y,y, H. M + yeq nd the contest shall be under the supervi. ASTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. 825 12TH AND | front 88.000 to $7.00: Tot a MLaaONGE Ge DEES FOR EVERY Sra | cout! ste southwest Miss Bess and Gray Hegie, 106 each: Robin | | "2° viietis Genteal, tite area nave! \clon of the chiet of pace, 30 Balt © 2 e 5 hous: ‘an offer: imust se ‘OMMISSIONER OF Di EVERY Ss a — eee 3 s y, Ei wd b while attem - END RESTORING of Heke Seg, CLEANING | BORG. so ‘and territory, Notary aud U. Coramisstoner. NCRTH BOUND. Hood and Fidget. 105 each: Ruby. Expres: nting to placed on the number of rounds, but the Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress | Atistocrat, 10% each; Beautiful Beile, 102;| Step on the footboard of a moving locomo- promoters of the contest are required to 3. fai mental materials coos, fubrics, PLUSH and Fon s\cK 028 JOHN E. BEA ‘ELVETS a ma Gar game = Monroe at T:It) jm Arrive at Washington at | Jim Fagin, Rolando and Amos A., 99 each; | tive at Chicago Monday fell under the pay the city $25 as a license The penalty Bg IG ae TORNEY 6:20 am. next da " “| Mamie Kelly, 8; Heads or Tails. 97. train. He managed to gresp a chain, and for violating the ordinance is $200 fine.” ia wsahadirs Suk fond ATTORNEYS Tickers on sale ot 512, G19, 1251 and 1421 Pena. | | Sixth race—Beaten horses. One mile. | was dragged two miles over the tles, being ‘This shows that all opposition as far as GRET'S HAIR ToNtG, -= — — vania ave, stn at, mw. Pinlew, 116; ; , a a (ec ontang dorgg H | FP re = pips de eth rl ecg teoly {Tom Finley, 114; Strathmaid and Hopper, | unable to make himself heard above the the city authorities are concerned has been 109 each: Van~>nt. 19%; Freezer, 105 oO os 1 “r Kirk- | noise of the train. Strange!y enough. al- overcome. It remains now to see if the v Enid, 93; Tommy Dixon, | though terribly bruised and nearly frozen, state authorities and the governor will be he will probably recover. 3s complacent. Arto Tel »pnone i50. the bair and scalp in a ciewn a Sold by W.S. THOMPSU) JNO. CALLAHAN, over. 103 1 apiece Gen. Supt. | 97; Ingot, ter Law rs ton, D.C. Residence, aL bw.

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