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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13


The last win OF Thos Donnelly, giving his estate
70 MS wife, was filed with Register Clagett yes
terday.
Gen. Edw. c. Darlington has accepted an invita-
uon 10 meet Marion Duckett In joint discussion
o. the tarin question at Bladensburg on the I'D
instant
The Young Mems Democratic Club, at meeting
tuesday evening. Mr.. J. Fred Kelly presiding,
elected twelve new members
Prot i. b. J0slin delivered the closing lecture
OF the series on labor before the Knights OF Labor
NJ Hilton Hall last night
Last evening two rockets fired south Of the
Treasury passed through the skylight OF house
0Oe 18th street northwest, occupied by Code
Graham, but no damage was done.
MessrS woodward & Lothrop have issued the
initial number OF a monthly called the "Dry Goods
Herald, which Is to be distributed among the pa
irons OF the firm free.
Last night about Il O'Clock Special Offlcer Miles,
at the Center Market, arrested a een-year-old
colored boy named Daniel Curt, who had climbed
through window and was looking after a confec-
tionery stand To-day Judge Miller gave him 80
days on the farm IN default OF bonds.
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RorA1
POWDER.
OuR CASH RrcEs Fon

Dun CASH PRICES FoR
DRY GOODS
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, all pure fine WOOL
wide double width Gobelin Blue, Terra Gotta, Ok
Blood Tan Serpent and Black: cash value &c., price
LADIES' BRoApCLoTH. all pure fine wool, one
yard and half wide, Gobelin Blue Terra Gotta, Tan
and Black cash value ST. our reduced price 81 NC.
BLANKETS $3.50, S6 %. so.
BLANKETS "a, %. 30 50.
BLANKETS $3.50 g. S375
BLACK SURAH SILKS only 5Oc real value 75c
CARTERS
III MARKET SPACE.
VALUABLE PRESENTS
For Our Cash Customers
Buy % worth over and select one of the follow.
ing PRESENTS: pair Of handsome Damask Towels
worth 81 hah-dozen fine Linen Napkins 75c.; or Q
pair Of silk embroidered corsets worth 75c
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE, all pure ine French
Wool, wide double width. all colors; very cheap At
Soc. our reduced cash price 37kc.
HENRIETTA CASHMEREs, all colors, all pure
price reduced to S7hc.
BLANKETS sliehtly soiled, large size extra heavy,
o.. so IS. IS as, a, "a. 80, IS.
TRICO CLOTH, pure wool. double width 37Hc
LADIES' CLOTH SUITlNG. pure WOOL nearly one
yard and half wide. great cash bargain SOC.
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
Cash customers are requested to select Of the
following presents II they buy no worth over:
handsome Bridal Quilt worth 81 500 two pairs OF ele-
giant Darnask Towels worth e. dozen fine Linen
Napkins worth 81 so. sel3
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
E~oR RENT-BY R O. HOLMAN. RIAL !
Il tate and Insurance BROKER 10th and y sta NV

az Sass l issa Z; 8 NV aas 3
fiSa &: isl sSss !:
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IL isS s 3 5gYi !; :iss
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sa,idip sSS%s IN sis il st.
q sl 3 ::s f2f =: ::
~,. sToREa
per :Ss 1879 E fs.s
.sio i 10 "a ana : :ss nx 10
EQR RENT..THosE THEE HANDSOME RESI-
L. dencss on St. fitted with every modern conven-
6oo vine vault aSnary Stable &c No S' isSa
is pniurn,hed, only sI5o; No. 1875 handsomely
gaiy $50 e s HGTcHi is Co
FOR RENT-A NICE sIx-RooM BAY-wINDow
rent ssS %HGEEs re %
For RENT-A HANDSOMELY FINISHED NEW
house, ten rooms mod. tmps. heated with fur
s"r ABBY f9y se gss ss
EOk RENT-l425 CORCORAN ST, IOR.... cas-
lI3l ST., Tor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
$50 18th St. Sr.,...... . 90
ses-et sTEidER IiEBERMiNS, i5jo5 Est
EOR RENT ,i42l-23-25 W Of Or.
l. 1856 Massachusetts, and bath new ca S22 so
ave. q W., 22r q $50 100 st me- ar 20 so
tO4 10th St NV lOr 1888 n ST. ne 1r 20 so
and bath 20 l5S sine. .20.50
1110-2l G st. NV Tor 65 :}Ui E 1T ne store 30
S24 ST. NV, 4r.. 81, II 3 I'd st NV 7r.,... lS
~ St NV. lar. go sos 23d Or. Ia. 80
30 Y. Capitol NV Or So ,26 Gales st n e. 5rl2 so
1877 Connecticut ave. 40 18th st ne, 81. IL. 80
NV, Sr. and bath -. 45 l205 Blaxdens alley
ZIG st. NV, Or and NV, 4r.......,,.,,.. 10
bath .,............ 81 so l2O6-i2 Blagden's alley
q l3tn St n W.. Or. 33 Ar. each...-.....S
u! St, % so Office rooms in ST. Cloud
l5l6 Columbia St, Or. .25 Building. 9th aud
219 I'd St NV, 7r % so FISTS. NV.
JOHN SHERMAN CO.
seS-3m 1407 ST. NV
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The ROadmassers' Convention.
TIE CLOSING SESSION AND A VISIT TO MoU.sr YER
NON TO-DAY.

NON TO-DAY.
AT the afternoon session OF the Roadmasters'
Association yesterday IL was decided to recommlt
the report on the subject OF labor on tracks, with
the request that all roadmasters be furnished with
q copy, thus enabling them to discuss the subject
more intelligently at the next meeting The same
course was taken on the report OF the committee
on standard frogs and guard-rails. The following
omcers were elected Tor the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, J. W. Craig, OF Charleston s. c., master OF
road and transportation Charleston and Savannah
Railway; nrst vice-president, j. Burnett, OF the
Joliet Steel Co.. Joliet Ill second ylce-president
James sloan, roadmaster OF the Chicago and East
ern Illinois Railway, and Ii. W. Reed, roadmi ster
OF the 3 +. and W. Railway, secretary and treas
urer.
After the transaction OF some unimportant busi-
ness this morning, the convention adjourned 10
meet In Denver, Col, In september, 1889. The
age ~ Mount Vernon
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nor RENT.

I6l2 St. NV .s1e6 81 9ls St. e. e.. I'll. 80 81 80
60l st. NV. l5r.. 100 1909 Sd ST. NV. Or. 20 30
GA 18th st. 12r. loo Z So Sd st. NV. 20 80
3I2 St NV, 20r.. 100 l72l 10th W., Or. IS
2Ol6 NV lar. .95 % Defrees ST.. 6r 1857
ia l4th stnw. lOr 40 sos 10Th st. 10 40
l103 h ST. NV. 1Or.. 80 ia 9th NV DR. 40
1706 st. II. W.. 12r. IS lib A ST. ne, 6r $40
22l Sd ST. n.w l1r.-. 6o 91l 18th ST. w., 7r IL 30
III Md. ave. n.e. 11r. 60 1913 Sd ST. Or Is 80
800 18th st. u. W. 11r go 449 K st ,:r. 10
4O3 St W.. 1lr 40 l533 18th st. ,6r25 3
iS2V st. NV, Or 90 80 Big st; s.e. IT,.
III T. Cap st. lr. .5U gu 1926 9th St w. ar. 80
l14l St NV, Tor. 30 1918 Linden ST., 7r...25
IVY 10Th St NV, Or 90 1917 Larch St, 6r.. ..2 so
1I1o Cor. st.. 9r...47. 90 8 G ST. n w.. 1r....2l 80
1886 Corcoran ST., Tor .45 So Az St W., 6r 20 80
2lO2 h st. n W.. ST.. AZ Ely 10Th St w., 20
1245 29th st. w., Sr 40 400 L St NV. Or IS 40
1854 Pierce Place. 9r.. .3S 80 NV, Or .lS 80
4O1 I'd st. IT,. 40 34l4 ST. NV, 6r Is 80
1Ol1 2Oth st. n. W. 100 81 L St n. W.. Or
1929 Wallach Pl. 81. 33 so S.,.I St. Sr.....I542
22Is 9th st 1or 30 3422 Prospect av. Or 80
3l6 Stn ST NV lOr45 % 326 Sth st. E.. Dr.. 30
6i3 T. Cap st. 11r. 40 so 1913 I'd w Or IS 80
1904 i ST. E.w.. 9r.. 40 Warder ave, Whitney
lilo 10Th St NV siss 50 ~: 18th i St n
O22 st. NV Tor 1903 c ST. Sc, DR. IA 30
iii II 81. NV, Or .... 30 3S2 Sth St l.e., Or IA
1889 9th 81. W., Tor. 30 Cleveland ave-, Or IA
40 st. W.. % "a Fenton II ne Or Is so
40 St n w. .2S 81 9th ST. Sc, lr .13 so
453 St NV. 80 423 Warner st.. 5r. IL so
BIZ st. Sc, Or. .25 90 U29 st. s.e Or 1877
us Arthur h.. 7r. % 40 Nc. can av sw Or 70 SO
631 Mass .av. 30 1l57 2Sd St n W.. IL
1909 Nd ave. sw, l2r2o lib N. j. se ,7r IL 80
406 Boundary 7r 70 rs Fenton Pr le. IL 80
IA Mass. 40 9l5 9th W., 4rlO 30
500 Bonndary. Sr 50 50 500 tn 81 st "" n.w
sells b n. WARNER CO. GIG mnw
FSSIs,,R E EN-, .as a 81 ST Ne ICONS AND
r. NJ. MORRISON,
sel2-3t 1212h ST. NV.
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Amausements T0-yight.
NAfroNAL-'.A Pair or Kids"
Unconstitutional Mayo In "Sflver Age"
PANORAMA BuILpIsG.-.Battle OF Shiloh"
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Newton GOtthOld.

10 the Ed1tOr OF EVENING STAR.
Mr.. l. Newton Gotthold, the actor, whose death
was announced In THE STAR yesterday, was well
and fayora0ly known In this city. After having
served calamity as an oficer In q New York regi.
ment he became q citizen OF Washington; he took
charge OF a mercantile business, but his love OF
the stage was supreme. As president and member
Oh our washington Literary and Dramatic Asso-
citation, he developed those traits OF his profess
sion which led TO his nnal adoption thereof. He
was my companion when We waited on Presiden:
Lincoln, as narrated by me at the Lincoln me-
mortal exercises February last We gave him
testimonial benefit, the proceeds OF which were
used for q trip TO Europe, where he studied for
years under the best Instructors. Said education
was manifested In after years On his return he
played In the National Theater, and gave at once
evidence OF that quiet force and manly bearing
that gave him 'front.' rank among his brethren In
art. Had he possessed more ambition and energy
10 shine he would have been equal 70 the best. he
was conscientious actor, o modest man, O warm,
SIMON WOLF.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

To increase its manufacturing capacity and other
wise meet the growing demands Of its business THE
DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP COMPANY
Office and salesroon. SIS 10Th n w-will dsposs
of 1000 shares Of lite capital stock in lots %
chasers. at So per share Par value. s2o per share
Stock full paid and worcestershire.
subscriptions received ut the compsnys once % ~
the following directors;
DR. GEORGE h WEIGH. ls4sstnu.
DANIEL RAMEY. 1907 Fstn NV
W II. LEPLEY. 725 18th St N.
CHARLES A McEUEN. 1920 # St nv.
J. ID. FREE JR.. l343 st. NV.
r. McC. CRIswELI. ll0l st. n. ".
PHILIP 7. HALL e0s ST. NV.
". o. DOUGLASS. 5.s2 9th st. n W,
We beg to call attention 10 the folowins home sss-
monials a. to the value of our machines:
HrsTrsvrLLE. MD. sept IL. 1855
The Domestic Fire Engine aud Pump o.:
GEsrLEMEs: We have in VILLAGE one Of your
Little Giant Barrel Engines" and I say unhe.itst-
ngly that IL In the best thing have ever seen 10
the way Of fire eKtinsusher for VILLAGES towns and
private residences IL il cheap easily worked
ways in order. Every village. however small nd
every farmer should have one.
Very truly yours
Lours D. WEE
OFFICE GOODYEAR RUBBER Co,
wAsHIsGros. Sept. II. lsss.
GENTLEMEN: The Little Giant" Fire Engine re-
Gently purchased through by the coInmittee on
grounds ut Washington Grove. Nd, meets every re-
quirement. and when used in connection with your
chemicaL mixture dos better work than any nre sp-
n,', - h.,s .,S s.,,S -, 80. AZ sns sna
machines
Very respectfully.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY
MELVILLE LrspsAr.
Manager.
MOUNT PLEASANT. ID. c. SEPT IL. 1855.
GESrLEMEs: We have Of your Little Gisus'
Village Fire Engines at Mount Pleasant We have
tested their strength and ind that throw good
upon the top of any building IN our village.
We are much pleased with the trial tests and take
great pleasure in commanding them for in Villages
and nj priyate pl.ces They ar. easily ,.,.n.v.d
VERY res,.r,fulv Iyx.~ q e>x,x
very respecuuhs' LYMAN .. hnhhf-
GENTLEMEN: You h.v. very sppropri.tely named
st. N,an Re- ~ -, a. 81 ,,,l. ,a.n, . a..
nj. .e...~1. D.s-s.I -. :, a.. -.
chine made me purchases rs soon ss saw one opp-
rated icohsiaer ~ the oest mschine ior ne purposs
Ners fesiSs saaa $50. :, ~. ..
p.ny ever ors.nsea an TINS el'y has MADE more s.pad
progress than tins one during the nrst ten months %
winch 20 hu,,a !. erea, success. ela.w
COLLECTORS Fok STANDARD LIVE STOCK IN
aud cattle for both city and country Adore
AGENT Boz 20 st.r once. selS-3s
A VALUABLE AND PRACTICAL INVENTION
s.ar Once .eI5-st.
IyoR TRADE-A NEW BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE
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DectstOm - the C0urt-MR. Danes,
"Right - way" sign.
The decision OF the court yesterday, in the L.
Droit PARK fence injunction case to the eject that
the fence across Linden street il to be main.
tanned, has not put an end to the warfare that
has been going on between the park people and
Mr.. ChaA Z Banes and otherR Yesterday Mr.
Banes placed agn on two OF his lots, extending
from Linden street Just north OF the fence west to
Larch street. In this way people were informed
that they had the right Of way across these lots
until further notice. AZ the fence which formerly
extended along the west side OF Linden street to
the Howardtown property has been down ever
since hostties began, in July last, there Is free
egress now from the region north Of the park
through the park.
wHAr Nh. sAxrs sara
Mr.. Banes. In talking with q STAR reporter this
morning. said that while the injunction was
refused by the court yesterday, the case was
yet TO be decided upon its merits-namely, whether
toe PARK people had the right TO maintain the
rate he did not believe that they could build up
fence to shut on his lots He had given the right
any one could interfere with him. .Tney seemed
10 have the best Of this matter, /" he added, "but
xR. SCOTT SMITH TALKS.
MI. W. Scott Smith, who is a resident Of the
park and q member OF the association, said to q
STAR reporter that this action of Mr. Banes
amounted to nothing. The court had decided that
there were doubts whether the complainants had
any nights except subject to the fence. 'sThis
renee" added Mr.. Smith, ''runs across Linden
street and then along the west side of that
street, across Elm street to the northern
boundary OF the park. About q year ago
Mr.. Banes tore the fence down across Elm street,
put his allies were arrested before they reached
the portion across Linden street. new fence
was erected Immediately afterward with the full
consent OF Mr.. Banes and the persons acting with
him. and IN consequence the case against them
was not pressed. The fence remained intact until
July 81 last, when Mr.. Banes, without any notice,
destroyed the fence erected by the park people,
and had the material carted away.
I'VE propose now" continued Mr.. Smith, ITO re-
store that renee as we have o perfect right to 90.
IN that event, MI. Banee' right Of way will sud-
denly disappear The case Is now before the courts
10 De settled on its merits and every thing OF this
kind Is OF no advantage to any one.
THINK THE CHURCH WAS SET ON FIRI-The
omcers OF John Wesley A. M. L Zion church state
could not have caught from gas Jet, as no gas
was burning in the building. The gas was turned
on from the building at the time. The fre, IT Is
believed, was deliberately set by an incendiary.
HE COLORED HIGH SCHOOI--The corps OF teach
ers OF the coOred high school as announced for the
year Is as follows: +. l. Cardozo, principal; l. f.
Barney, X. II. Terrell, c. E. Parke H. M Browne,
N. j. Patterson, M. v. Catcher, A. j. Cooper, JAS
Storum, NJ. l. Lawton, Daniel Thompson. Sub
assistant cOlored normal school, principal L. E.
Moten; c. L Wilder, A. c. Hand.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

TSoR sAIE-vERY cHEAP-A SPLENDID HOME
II IN one OF TN most nNenient and oe-lnoie iscs-
and marksts: lar.re rooms o nd concrst Gel AZ 80
for AL so0 DAklD u. At mn
..iS% 500 q.
I>oR sALE-l4o ST ST. BAY WINDOW. PREss
II Br ck. two story aud ba<ement nitls ro>.ne ia
bath run,ta p.rclIa~er vii securs o narta1n.
wAsH'N DANENHowER HIS st ny. sel3-ir
INoR sALE-TENRooM BRICK. NJ I, SOUTH
II 'front.' crate. SOs a 81. n-w- Saw. 80
rom pressed brick m t. with lsrre stable 2loo tes
mont $500. six-reom frame. store ana ss-ss~
.si3 81. OWNER Dos U 81 nv.
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ADA 0u8.RT the weIl-known modesto has re
turned rom her inspection tour OF the New YORK
openln9A and win be pleased 70 receive her friends
~uo pesfons as 61o 18th street northwest
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HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
1903 Penn. ave
seS-eo2w

FHss sfSE ave- Mass e a ss
S55 "a az se ST. and oO $40 st n o1 sto
store so 4s6 18Th st. 81. 10 so
S s * Isls WIFE y ne. iS
2 Sole VI ave- Or; m j. go Ii2s G st ne or 70
I2.o q ST. store -. y l2io Wylie ST. ne $3.50
S Sl9t s & I; j.; f. i$si Nile :, s
se5-lm SwoRMSTEDI BRADLEY. 921 Fnw.
EoR RENT-2OTH AND NE. ~ MILES FROM
SsPisS frame hSuse rooms and acres more or
viii be leased to responsible party for i've Years al
$3.50 per year; it is well located for dairy truck
farm. Apply at premises. sel-lm
EOR RENT-HOUsE sI5 9Th ST n. W.. NINE
Apply to W. c. JOHNSON us i3ih St NV. se3ei@
EoR RENT-BRIcK HOUSE. NV. COR. MAssA-
aT ssa "a asdf:a
st. NV. seS-6t
EoR RENT-I446 Q ST. NV. BAY WINDOWS:
rooms hath larr eenr ya edch 1s. has eight
Rent s45. Owner. All 10Th St NV se7-iw:
EoR RENT-HoUsEs-
ISll 10th st NV. ~ rooms and bath-...... ...s65
so2 n H. ave NV. O rooms and bath. ...."....30
S93 30 81 lie; si rooms anu oath.
Bi sn,sS s St. near 9TH St road rooms
se2-i4t tKellosg Bniiaing5 l4is i F St NV
rl4oS sis' T T%kS sTish RS and cellar s4a
l13S 18th ST. 2 sn and basement brick room.
ss7-i3t NM PARKER. 141s F st. NV
EoR RENT-FyRNIsHEp- permo
1906 sunderland ilace. l0rs. m. i.............sl5O
i'o' Sunae'''na INF uSFU I'M H LOO
1872 Sunderiand Place. rooms ................ 75
.sax APE Apply to b 5SG WHITING. isao 8. NV w.
EOR RENT-lOs c ST. Sc. EIGHT ROOMS; ALL
.s SGS Hn'' app" 70 SIS III ILL., e NV.
FSSsEiss t * st n. as 1920 R. ave.. .sass
s7aS * * St St i SYs = :. n
2722 9TH St Is 1oOl o ST. n.w.........50
FURNISHED HOUSES.
14O2 Mass ave. @ 1876. 66 1918 r. l. ave... el25
se5-2w JAMES A. BATES. A07 r St NV.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED, ESQ., TO CAREFUL
E tenant bright pleasant house; much more desi,a-
door. l714 18th st. NV se3-2ws
SUs, vault end price $50 per month
EOR RENT-l4O7. laO9. l4ll 30TH 81. (NEw):
pessss,i ION October 1855 Apply to i+sa Soth
E0R RENT Or sALE-i:25 C0NNECIiCUT AVE-;
.1ems; SsS DaSs And in !ssfec, order
4 water. 10 From ssPssmeer lst e42 90 Peg month
au1e-lm - ' isSi 1t.
EOR RENT-LARGE BRICK DWELLING.
II southwest corner Of 18th and sts. NV Apply at
METZEROTTS Music Sore lilo g. nv .au2.3- I'm
EOR RENT-8H o ST NV; l4R; 600 PER MO-;
II SIS B IT. Ae; 6r.; e1630. Key $50. 3 Houses
9Th and sts. ne: Dr. and bath: new: o2a40 per
mo. Keys 716. Owner ~ 516 9th Ct NV 3so-zm
i House. leoe THIRD 81. NV,
with al modern improvements
PERFECT GEN OF A HOUSE
Seven rooms. including bath
Su~ ,vffh hall
do ID see It Rant go so per month.
House open Tor inapeotion.
B. n. WARNER 90
au20.1m o16 Il nv.
EOR RENT-UNTURNIsHED-
u 2lO3 Ct .. ". l0r.6o g d1'gs Union n. ST. n 80
ll02 eth NV. Tor. so 80 0c6 rooms 7O5 6tn 81 IS
9gOu y NV. Or .S1.Syt once rooms 1907 q rs
49S J.xs ..e. ee:.--2e and sn.I
TYLER RUTHERluRn
sul61n 1307 q nv
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FOR RENT HOUSES

/ Yss is fenn.-.s .vsn. n. Dr.. w.. rs. Month
1853 = +: and store. S1. water.
213-l0-25-2o Willow Tree Court Gw., N. hr.,
-. JOHN i: c;iyLiLisxvI' wv
EOR RENT-A GOOD TEN-ROoM THREE-sTORY
sj6Gs TSsSSi1' issl ':es
EoR RENT-A. NEW TwO-sTORf AND BASE
Win - mod. imps; I7os 4sG st NV. INQUIRE Soi
Tor Rents ROOMS cas-; WILL GIVE e5 FOR
Ss 4R.eSS stale ::is
Is & ,g5 H ss:s st ssss
s02 3ls,, lSr m S:67 l2Se pa St sE. m.i3l.59
COZ and bi:. E sss s. 1888
1 1st s5, :; iGg g i 5s5 A.: sots
s ssss :; lSs lsas s7s
e. Hs g sSs sS:e g :..Dli g
S5S4 3. St; srr m s5 5723-2s g.
ii5o ssd... ST.: 30 50 1902 F;;; Si 50
6l9-62I 23d St. 6r.. Store. Path and II. y
1tss Fierce Place 60 5Ss e as! 4 SSnF 4: g
I52i Pierce st. a. So S4ls "a ave.
sSS ST. 20 e sts s. NAVY y .
2623 Lst ar store stable. stalls. l6
iS $s.h Dr $50 E rear soi II r. av AL! ariS
Foe. full list apply 70 wEscoTI 3 WILCOX
eeI3 1907 Pa ave- w
+ 1928 18th st. NV. 1119 st. NV Or. s16 80
5 7iG St s1 r ~ s5o Ss g's st. st
go go 5 81 IS st. ma "a. Myrtle st ne''
se12-3t W. CLARENCE DUvALL. 925 st. NV
Tor RENT-oR FOR sALE-IeIO 18th ST NV,
Missouri nsw sYs brick; all mod imps Apply tsa
FoR RENT-A THREE-sTOKY RRICK HOUSE;
proy.mn New 9Ogk ave- rooms all podsrn i'm
and the keys apply Bs7 st. no, Iun' se1sa
Tor RENT : HOUSE 500 ST. NV: EIGHT
8S rs sxs1 So FL
EoR RENT-3432 ST.. SIX ROOMS: MODERN
;, impS; on street car line; s27eo. Apply as 34o6
EoR RENT-A NEAT 7-KooM PRESS BRICK
Apply premises Iso4 18th st. NV 'I sei as:''
FOR EESI-BY MeLACHLEN : BATCHELDER,
caro- csSS inc ne 81 81 st. Nv rs srn,s m
sel3-3t
EoR RENT-92O ST Sc, NEW SIX ROOM AND
near bres s House with All modern
sse scS si iih Il NV Per sens
EoR RENT-EIGHT-ROoM BRICK HOUSE; MOD
Vst. NV. IT.
LHOi. RENT
1909. 1911 st. n. W., 1Or. m. i.......... &35 90
CYr oth and SITS. store and dwelling 3o 90
llol list ST. n. W. Sr. H. .:SoJb
Cor 10Th and sts O.. store and dwelling. 5000
SoIo ST. a. w, Or. m. l.....................25. 20
CSE ST. and va ave. n w., Or, M i..........2500
o3S 6th ST. e. ar, IN. 90
Cor Slst St and Va ave. H. w. g., m. i........1S00
10 ST. u. W., 0r and water ....,........ 16 80
SO0 st. n W.. Or. and water. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
A' JAs.H. MARI.
sel3-3t 93o ST. n. W.
EOR RENT-l3l3 ST, FINE THREE-STORY
brick eleven rooms, good order. rent moderate and
ZOlo St, three STORY brick ten rooms, fine order;
rent SOU or will sell Nj. d. PECK. 934 f st. sel3-3t
NOR RENT-9lS ST SE.-A MOST DESIRABLE
II six room brick House, with all modern improve
ments IN perfect order; rent only $1,000 sel3-2t'
VTOR RENT-GOOD BUSINESS STAND AND
Il Dwelling. corner Goth and NJ SITS n W.: modern i'm
provements: rent. $40. Eieht-room Dwelling, 1924
q St $500. Inquire 1922 st. NV. IT.
For RENT H9gsEsT BY c RR6J W. HANDY
921 7. St.NW.
URpsr e'rs 1000 ST. pRgsf p gs 81 r.
Isl st. Tor: l6s st. w., 7r. so
6O9 Sd st. w., Tor. As New house LIST, bet.
1907 2Oth st. nw Or. 80 and SITS. 7r. % SO
133l 9Th st. Nv. Sr. Frame, 942 St Or Is
a6i7 st. NV. Tor SO I4Os East Cap. St. 5r. 4
STORES Fur RENT
Southwest Sd and go 9TH ct. NV, store
SITS. store and Sr....40i and .S35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

THB HANDSOME DisPLAY OF decorations at Al
baughs Opera House last night was In charge OF
Henry y. Rem, The decorator, Of this city. Great
Taste WAS displayed In the hanging OF nagS shieids
satin hanDerA flower baskets. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

FINED FOR CARRYING PIsroI--Wm. jackson.
colored man, was tried In the Police Court yes.
tefoay afternoon, on charges OF assault and bat
terry on Rebecca scott cOlo-ed girl and carYyfnc
concealed weapons The assault case was dIs.
missed, and 1ne OF so imposed In the Distrfc,
case. keoecca tesuned that Tuesday night JACK
son attempted to take liberties with her and
taxing hold OF her threatened her with q pistol
Omcers Easily and Hanley testtfed that they found
the girl crying, and the man with her. and or
searching him found the pistol Jackson DENIES
that be assaulted the girl or drew the pistol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

Buy on at 10 cents per gallon. Fine lamps and
OH stoves street china store, 1OlO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13
FINE ovExcoArs $40. at Hollander Bros
FASHIONABLE. RIcHs SHOES. M Market snacs

BUY CAKE OF THE hCPoRTxp GOLDEN or ycxsrsx
SOAP, Including jewel case 15c
MERITS DRUG STORE 1O14 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

Evkkf CAKE OF THE GOLDEN GLYCERISK SOAP is
Rut Ia handsome box, suitable Tor a Jewel case
fnce OF the soap, including box, I5c
MERITS DKUG STORE lOl4 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

you buy Johnson's Steel Plate warm AIR Furnace
Every one guaranteed
A s. JOHNSON. I24o 9th at NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

Wn Hahn Co.'S Reliable Shoe Houses s1s 7th
ST, 1874 Pennsylvania ave. and 23l Pennsvivsnia
ave. e win be closed on Saturday until $50
p. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

At a stand erected on the outside for the enter.
tainment OF those who could not get into the Opera
House DIR. Baldwin presided. Around It was
packed democrats by the thousand. So donse was
the throng that passage along the street was al.
most impossible. The speakers outside were
Representatives Clements, Bland, HemphiII
Springer, and Mansur and Marshal GoddipR OF
Indiana Their utterances were cheered ent1usi
astically. The interest or the vast assemblaQe
never Tagged. Until the meeting was formally
adjourned the dense throng filed the street.
The Tacoma Democratic Club was represented
by DR.. Stone anu Mr.. Cady.
The democrats exchanged hearty cOngratula.
tons over the great success of their meeting