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THE JtfORNXCTG TIMES. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1895.
FT
One Gent
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Per
One Cent
Pes
VYO.ID
One Gent
Per
One Cent &
Noadvortliomont ! that 1 0.
Per
Word -
Per
Word
One Cent
Per
Word
on.
Itoudvcrtlscracnt less thai 10s.
Po advertisement loss than 10
No advertisement less than 10
No advertisement less than 10.
!t3
Kocdvertlacrasnt less than 10.
No advertisement less than 10a.
vFVTirv'y
WANTED MISCX.l,.AyEOPS.
WANTED-Hlutielila In shorthand: $3
pe?iiiiunu. Address SHORTHAND,
Ibis office.
r ANTED French lor Spanish les
Siii iii pupil's assistance 1U dentistry.
827 lib st nw. Eel i -at
WAHTED-Tu rent, Willi the privl
leTe oi purchase, 'house and twenty
acres of laud rrlthln fire miles ot While
House; lentlow.islO to $25. Sen.l Iciter
with location, terms, etc, to K&.ML.U.
this oinco 173l
WAKTED-Ura" organization a liallj
nuuki (mulsh 1U for tuo use ot Friday
night, mid will rent Tor Thursday night.
Andres A W.R.. this olfice. Eclb-Jt
WAKTED-Aliiiree.tiurnessand buggy.
on Ksy payments: not over $50. 018
KM sw' se!5-3t
WANTED Girls 'o c scir-..uppurtlug;
married ladles to lessen drcssrcakl'ig
hills liy Itaru'ug lo ml liy Merchant Tailor
Square! iiarticulars at school. 71S 12lh
f Ft-14-it
WAKTED-A grocery siore in n good
location! tales must not be less than
$1,900 jiernijuth. Addre-iCASHHUYER.
Una ori'ice. seia tt
"WANTED Highest prices paliirurgood
Fecondhaiul books, office furniture.
More fixture nml household effects of all
klrus; send postal and will call. II. RO
BENUHHG. 802 E ft. iiw. scll-7t
SSO.OOO to loan ii.S per cent, on sp
prSic.1 real estate. T. O. ANDER
SON A CO., U07 G el. nw. sc8 If
WantedTry Rubber Roof Palni.
WE SlOP ALL LEAKS FItKK.
And charge only for pslatin;: irorkcu&rante)!
Sat. huiibsk ituof FAiNr co. ion sta nw
AUCTION SAI.HS.
THOSIAS BOWLING, AUCTIONEER.
012 I J ST. NW.
On TUES I)A yTs EPTEAIBER SEVEN
TEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. SI- I will
sell, at public auction, the entire contents
or a first-class machlue shop, as a. whole
or separate, lormeriy incu.il oy II. J. Shep
herd. d("ea,ed, at -11 12th si. nw. Now
ojvn for Inspection. A. K. hHEPHERD,
so 1 4 -4 1 Aiimli'lstrntor.
proposals.
PROPOSALS for Constructing a
i-raine scuooi nl Ivy City Olfice
the Commissioners, D. 0., Washington,
JJ C.Sipt lUth. 18!5- Sealed proposals
will he leceived at this o.fice until 12 m.
on ilonday. Sept, 2yd. Ib93, lor con
structing a Jrnuie school house. Located
on lots 41. 42, block 0, Ivy City. II C.
Blank lonnsor propusalsanl specifications,
together with all necessary inlnrinatlon,
can be obtained upon application therefor
at the oince of the Inspector of llulkllngs
of the HMrict of Columbia, and bids on
these forms only will be considered. The
right is rcsc rveci to reju-t any and all hlds.
Proposals must be Inclosed In an envelope
sakl and endorred ot the outside r the
envelope "Proposal lor constructing a
frame school house at Ivy City. II U.,'
and nddressi-d to the Commissioner , Bis
irlct or Columbia.
JOHN W ROSS.
OEOUGi: THUEs.DELL,
CilAiil.l.Sl 1'UnUiU A
MONEY WAXTE1IAXDTO L
ifty.
WE ONLY LEND JIONEY ON REAL ES
TATE.
Do you want any or iu
Let ns have your applications at once.
Guarantee no delay Ifucurity U all right.
?80,000attiierceiitinsiinislo6Ult. Larger
ltansat 4 sid4 l-2perccnt
T O ANDEltaON ,t CO
I'.cal Ettale aLd Hurii EKChangc.
007 C fl. inrc
WAKTED-Thaloanof $S,000onfirst
eia's nindj property; no agents. 708
lSth Ft telglf
TT. TC. FTILTON'S Loan U:f:9.l8
Pa ave nw. EstablLsticd in 18.0.
Money loaned on watches, diamonds. Jew
elrr Mlverware, etc. Special bargains In
walrhes Jewelry, and rllvcrwaro uu20 fafti
MONEY to loan on bonds, Mocks, trusts,
loan ii'.'.oeiatloii ccrtlfleutes. and old
line life Insurance policies; no delay
YEUKKS & 11AKER,
40 to 4". JIet7erott lllds
BTOTVKT- TO LOAN I" largo hums,
or as low- as sl.ooo, at r and 0 per
cent on I) C real estate: also $2i0, $oU0,
S7.r.0. etc . at 0 per rent. W.M. H. SAUN
DERS & CO . 1407 F st. nw tt
TVIONEY to loan at C and 0 per cent.
on District of Colombia realty; no delay
If securilv Is satisfactory.
WAI.TEil U. ACKEll. 70-1 Uth nw.
Jj31lf .
MONEY TO LOAN AH classes ot
real estate loans made with promptness
teurent rates TIIE.McLAOHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN UOAH'ANY. cnr-i
ner Huh and H streets nw nvO-tt
MOH"BY t loan no real cstato in tho
District, at lowest rates of Interest.
No delay HERRON NIXON. 130 1 F su
a.w. 6e4lmo
RAILROADS.
ennsyivania
RAILROAD.
fTATIOa tORSEIt OF BlXTB AN3 B
6.TKEETS.
In Effect Sept .9, 1805.
lO 30A. 31. PENNSY'LVANIA LIM
1TLH rullinan Sleeping. Dining, Smok
lng. and Observalion Cars Uarnsburg to
Chicago. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St
Louls. Cleveland, and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car to Harrlsburg
TO 3C A. 31. I'AhT LINE. Pullman
iCiriet I-arlor Car to Harrlsburg. Parloi
and Dining Cars. Harisburg to Pitts
burg 8 40P at CHiaGO AND ST. LOUIS
E.M'kI'.mj Pullman Suffel Parlor
Car to Harrlsburg Sleeping and Dininfc
Cars. Harlsburg lo St Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, and Chicago
T XO T 31 WESTERN EXPRESS.
Pullm.m Sleeping Car to Chicago, and
JIarrkburg lo Cleveland Dining Car to
Chicago
7 XO P 31. SOUTHWESTERN EX
PtcLS I'uilnian Sleeping and Dmlng
rare lo St Louis, and Sleeping Car,
Harrislwnr lo Cincinnati
10.40 p. rc.-PAciric express
Puiliuan Hlcipmir carlo I'lttsburg.
T.fSO A. 3I--for Kaij.'. Canandalgua,
i:ccie".ir. ni.u Niagara lalls daily, ei
ceiii Sunday
1 O.flO A. 31- fornnuranndr.enoTo.
daily, excetit Sunday For Vi illiams
vort da'lj . a 40 p m.
1.1 O X. 31. for Willlamsport, Roches
ter. Iluflalo, and Niagara Falls dally,
rxcmt Saturday, with keeping car Wash
lng'on to Bum-iicii Hridge via Buffalo.
10.40 31. for Erie, Canaiidaigua,
lioc'icbter. IlJlialo. and Niagara Falls
calls . fleepiiig car Washn gton to Elmira
Fur l'lrtfitueliililii. Sow Y'ork and tUe
Cast.
A.OO T?. 31- "CONURESSIONALLnr-J'll-.l)''
All Parlor Cars, with Dining
Car from Baltimore, for New York
dailv. for Philadelphia week-days. P.epu
lar at 7 05 (Dining Carl. 7.20, H.OO,
10 CO. (Dining Cari. ar.d 11 00 (Dining
Cnna iu.12 15,3.1r.. 40,0.40, 10.00,
end 11 33 p m. On Sunday. 7.05
(Dining Can. 7.20. h.ijO, 11 00 (Dining
Can a in .2.15. 3.15,4.20, CIO, 10.00,
and 1 1 35 p m. For Philadelphia only.
Fast Exprefs 7.150 a m. week-days. Ex
press 2 01 and. 5 40 p. in. daily.
For ItuMou. without, change, 7. GO a. m.
week-dnvs. and 3.15 p. m. dally.
For Baltimore. G.25. 7.05. 7.20. 7.50. 9.00,
111.00. 10.30, 11.00 and 11.00 a. m.,
12.13. 2.01. 3.1G, C40 (4.00 Limited),
4.20. 4.30. 5.40. 6.05. G.40, 7.10, 10.00.
111.10, 11.15 and 11.35 p. m. On Sun
day. 7.05, 7.20. a.00. 9 05. 10.30, 11.00
a.m.. 12.15. 1.15,2.01.3.15. 3.40(4 00
Limltcdl. 4.20, 5.40. C.05. 6.40, 7.10,
1U.0U. 10.40 and 11.35 p. m.
Far Pope'h Creek Line. 7.20 a. m. and 4.36
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7.20, 9.00 a. m.. 12.15 and
4.20 p. ra. daily, except Sunday. Sun
days, 9.00 a. in. and 4.20 p. m.
Atlantic Coast Line. Express for Rich
mond. Jacksonville and Tampa, 4.30
a. m.. 3.30 p. m. daily. Klchmoml, and
Atlanta. 8.40 p. m. dally. Kichinood
only. 10.57 a. m. week-days.
Accommodation for Quantlco, 7:45 a. m.
dally, and 4 23 p. ru. week days.
For Alexandria. 4.30. G.35, 7.45, 8.40,
fl.45, 10.57, 11.G0 a. m.; 12.60, 1.40,
3 20. 4.25. SCO. 6.37. 6.15. 8.02,
10 10, and 11.39 p ni. On Sunday at
4.30, 7.45, 9.45 a. m.; 2.45, 0.15,
8.02, and 10.10 p. ci.
Leave Alexandria- for Washington, 6 05,
6 43. 7.05. 8.1.0. 9.10. 10.15. 10.28.
n. m.: 1.00. 2.10. 3.00. 3.23, 5.00,
D.30. 6.13, 7.00. 7.20. 9.10, 10.52,
and 11.08 p.m. Oi)Sundayat6.43,9.10,
10 2J a. m ; 2.15, 5.30, 7.00. 7.20.
11.10. and 10.52 p. m.
Ticket offices, northeast corner of Tblr-
feenlu street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Ind at the stutlon, Bixlh and B streets,
here orders can be left for the checklnr
it baggage to destination from hotels ana
esldences.
B. 1L FttEVOST. J.R. WOOD.
Gen. Alinascr. Gen. Tas. Agent.
m:i.r wakted-jialb.
WAKTED-Ad cxicricnced bushleroan.
Apply al once. 031 1) st. uw. hel.7-2t
WANTED-BT as groom; must have
uesi reis. and eiperleiiee; not over b ft.
C In. tell. Appiy liio Uhouu xsiaid avo.
betorc S:3U a in. tel-bl
-W.N'iTiSD-1Joy to learn the tiu trauc,
out witn wiiuc exiierleuco preferred.
1720 7th su nw. m;17-ic
"WAJS'JCa A joung man as c:ert In
a toai oii.ee, tiiual nave .t large Mm-
llv .ircnmioLjnoi! Li iioilhwet, .address
tOAL,, lllisouice.
fel7-2t
WANTBE-A colleclorTTho can furnish
tecaniy Apply Utiius M ai &b,
Le Droit builaius, cor. Bin and r tts. nw.
IU17-LI
WANTED-White lioy to taku caro
oi Horse and work lu gtoeiry More;
must know how lo cut mi.tu. ytddnss,
nating v.'afieii expected and whoro last,
cinpluyisl. UllOCLItx", thU otticu. It
WANTED-Indatrlal Insurance ho
ll(4toi; exieiieiiced men on!); apply
to Guardian Ule Insurance Cuiujiaiir. loiil
F St. nw., 1U to 2. el ij-t
WANTED-W Btudenln to tako our
ujune in npphtd niechanioi; a lew in
electricity and RrauulnnR. DD.MONIAN
iNS'i-iitiTK. 10th ai a 1 ta. tcl4-bt
WAKTED-4 expert Koap powdircoie
. ibscrs. Appiy as iuo
EelO-lw
SOY WANTED lo learn paper hang
ing; one wall experience preferred,
Addrets EXPLItlENCL, Ihis cflice.
1IKL1' WASTKU-VKMALE
WANTED-A good German cook! refs.
Apply .i i 5th st. uw. It
WANTED-A girl lo do some copying;
inuei ue n neat writer. A. B. ., this
office. u-
DRESSCUTTINGACADEMY.
MHhMuglon tailor nysu'iu; learn tha
latest ana most perreet system ot drcss
maclng an.1 be thoroughly qualified to
enter upon positions lu any of the hading
houses.; iios.ilons heeircd; the lowest and
most reasonable terms; half price until
October l; at JIADAAI WASHINGTON'S,
004 121h st. nw. iel7-7l
WAKTED-Twn salesladies al HE0H-
l.NUER'fa, 13287th St. itw. t,e!7-3t
"WANTED A pprcnllces for dresfmak-
tngi 1221 N. Y. nveny ll
WANTED A teltfcd girl or Traiian,
German preferred, lo do general house
work Apply al1917 i4th iuir. Bel7-3t
WANTED-A omiKtcnt and tctUed
.woman lo do general housework In n
private ramlly; good reference. 0th and
Elm nw. 1
WANTED A good colored woman to
cook, wash and Iron In small (aniilyt
refs. reciuirech Apply 231 llihst.ne.
septl62
WANTED-Girl Tor geueral house
work, cook, wash anil Iron; stay night!
bring refs. 927 1 St. uw. tel6-3i
SITS WANTED
NINE't'oIored and three white domestic)
sctrants :Hir. O st. nw. sc!5 3t
"WANTED Home Proutire Agency
has nlaces for help every day with
ood references All capacities. 010 lltll
tU n. w. se4-Inio
UEL.P WANTED-MAEE AND
FEAtAIS.
TELEGHAPHT taught rapidly,
thoroughly, day or erenlr . by nil ex'
pert operator; easv terms. Addresn LX
1-EIll TKLEtiUAPHER, 720 11th St. uw.
sel7-3t
WAKTED Good workirs:newand no
compeimon; city aBT" suburbs. CaU
at 300 lltl) gu nw. It
A.I hisJs of help furnished free of
- charge, in or oul of the city, by MRS.
L. C. H00P.B.30G O st nw. tel5slt
WANTED-A first-class, reliable can
vasser, must be well educated, awl fur
nish good recommendations. Address i.
it. a., inia oince. b.x-. y
W ANTF.D-Sinim Ptemlar Type
writer operators and stenographers
dliccted to positions. Operators de
rlilng to famillariie themsilres with new
No. 2 Smith Premier Tyiwwriter call
THE SMITH FREAH-R. TYPEWUITEB
CO.. Ko. 1416 F st. nw. jy31-tf
SlTnATTONS WANTED MALE
WAHTED-Bf a white nun place m
unver or any kind of work; olio that
Is not afraid ot work; liest ot references.
JAMES DITON, 1305 7th St. nw. It
"WAN TED Job as clerk In store or
driver, 914 18lh st. se. It
WANTED Uy a clerk of some expe
rience, a place In furnishing store;
best of refs. Address A. SI. a., this office,
sel7 3t
WANTED-Position as butler in pri
vate faiuuy by a colored man of good
character; can furnish Al rtfs. Apply L.
E. P., 1241 10th st. nw. 1
WANTED An Intelligeat white man,
i.imily, graduate, a clerkship; aitor-
nev's oltice or drug store preferred. Ad
dress GRADUATE, this office It
"Wk NT ED-Experlcncedshoesalesman
dlrej position. D.A.B..thls.ifflce, lt
BY young woman placo to cook or do
general housework in small family.
Address 1124 N. J. ave. It
u- a w kt Situation bv a reliable.
mIk.t and generally useful colored man.
In a business house or prtvato family
best rrr. Call or address Wil. ALEXAN
DER, tol7-3t
WANTED-To l?o to Atlanta durlnjr
exiwsitiou as valet, privato or hotel
work; euod refs. AddrL 1019 17th st.
nw. " sel7-3t
OLD SOLDIER ..wants empl?rnrat
lis wau.nin.4u ui .u.w mhui.u .i
satisfactory relcrenors; cimnenation mod
orale. Address OLD SOLDIER, this of
fice; lt
WAKTED-'1? a youDg man, a placo
in drug More: one year's experience;
can furnish best of ret. Addroa IICCK
THOKN, tills office. ?
"VVAT ITED-Uy a white boy, parsed 13,
a placo to do errands for board, while
attending school; raised In country, can
raanago horces; city references. Address
S. T. -1.. this office. se!3 5t
SITUATIONS WANTED-raiALE.
WAKTED-A lady wouldlikeanyklmj
oi placo tor light work; will tako care
ofrhiMand do plain sewing. EVA D1TOM,
i:i03 7th st. nw. It
W S.NTED-A position by business
woman; rapid aud correct at figures;
fine penman: npewritliu and kteiiography.
Address JAMO, this office. sol.-2t
WANTSB- n respectable white
woman, child to care for at her home;
can furnish bett city references. Address
M. ., thh. oflice. It
WANTED-Ey mnS girl, work.it
ant tinil; first-class cook. LUCY
XITHN'RH. 1229 Tst. nw. It
sjv a WTED-Uf colored woman, wash-
111 lO ClU UUIUC. AwVO .wiuak M,.
selG2l -
WANTED-Bf a colored dressmaker
workliv th5dayorathome;cuttlngand
rutin.'. No. 1034 3d st- nw. scl6-2t
W" A. TMTED Place as housekeeper In
hotel or rmt-dass widowers ramlly
by experienced white lady. HOUSEKEEP
ER, this office. sell-7t
WASTED-nOOMS.
SINGLE man wants medium-sized
room In Georgetown or northwest. Ad-
rtrnss T. C. this office. It
WANTED-Three or four unturmshed
for adults. In northwest. Address slating
terras. AI. M. F., thisoff ice. 8el7-3t
. so furnielied rooms, second and third
noors, 4i ainio. iiioa i.utc.u .
BC17-7t
WANTEDd floor front room; fur., for
man and wife; with board; located be
tween and L and 13th and 15th sta ;
terms not to exceed ?45. Address T. E
X., this office. se!6-2t
WANTED- AGENTS.
tt ANTED Agents and canvassers,
first-class men; with experience, can
make $00 to $100a month easy;no humbug;
no competition: well advertised already.
Call at 438 9 th st. nw.,from 8 to 10
sel67t
WANTED-FLATS.
"WANTED A7-roor modern flat; con
vcnlent to 14th St. car line- Address
MODERN FLAT, this office e!6-tt
BOOMS AND BOARD
WAKTED-BO""11 a-- board for $13 a
nionui: kitq iwwb-
Address 738
Shorldaa St. nw.
sei-
FOR RCNT-HOO3.
FOR RENT At 324 4tb st. ne.. fur
nished rooms, in a delightful corner
house, with or without board, tosult;ngree
abh! parties: references exchange'l. scl5-3t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms;
nortli uud couth exposure; communi
cating or rjngle; summer rales, boanl tt
de.'ire 1. Address P-. thlii office. se!5-3t
FOR REN"iV-Nicel fur. and uewly-pa-perea
rooms, siuilo or en suite; 1st,
2d ni.d 3d floors: with good old Virginia
board; convenient location; reference. 1011
SI ht- nw. se!5-3t
FOR RENT 2 desirable fur.com. ro. ms
in new ba -window house, 516 Si sc;
for gentlemen; delightful location. OWN
ER. he5t
FOR KENT Unlnr.. 1322 13th st
uw.. near Iowa Circle. 3d story uutur.
1 3 rooms, uud ha 11 room: bay wiudo ws: large
clofcts: ako dining loom and kitchen; ni. L
OWNER tel5-Ut
FOR RENT Nicely fur. front rooms for
one or more persons, with or "Without
board: privato family: convenient to de
partment: reasouablu rates. 1113 bth
at. nw. e 10-7 1
FOR RENT Two second floor fur. or
unfur. communicating rooms; tiatli on
same floor: reasonable. 47 E bt. nw.
scll-7t
FOR RENT rurnlshed rooms, en suite
or ti.!g:e, with firct-clnss board; hot
water heating; best location, 924 New
York ave. nw. tcl l-7t
FOR RENT 1908 H BU nw; furnished
and unfurnl'hed rooma. feel3-7t
FOR RENT For gentlemen who are
particular, large, hardsoinely furnished
rooms at chcatx-ol rates: third floor ruoni,
S9: refs". 1522 9th st. nw. tel4-,t
FOR RENT $4.r.o a wik for "good
boanl and room, front and back; splen
did location. 716 12lh st. nw. se!3-7t
FOR RENT A large handsomely fur-
mhetl fceeuiid story front room; also
third .story back room; centrally located:
moderate rent; very desirable; references
exchanged. 1010 1st, nw. el5-3t
FOR RENT 700"Tst-nw.,haudsoinely
furnished front, bay window rocum:
all con-eniencefl first-daws; Imard. se!7-3t
FOR RENT Two large connecting
room- on iniru uoor, logeiiierorerikir
ato; to gentlemen only. 929 lHth st.
nw. sel7-3t
FOR RENT Four unfurnished rooms,
mini noon gas and bath; best location;
nw.: prlco $13 per month. AddresH
"UOOSIS." tills office. bel7-lt
FOR RENT-3 unrurnUhcd rws,
with heat and gas; $12. 706 !ith st.
no hcl7-3t
FOR RENT Furnlslieil second story
from room; no objection to light house
keeping; terras moderate. 306 Pa. ne.
nw. It
FOR HENT-HOOSIS.
pot, RENT 2 unfur. communicating
rioiiii. ou 2d floor: bay window: back
porch; bath same floor; suitable for light
housekeeping; berdics pass door. J 14 1 lib.
st.se.: heat and gag. $12.
Trail RENT Fur. room and board for
lorT gentlemen. Apply N.G Mi J,n
eeptlG-t
FOR RENT Fur. rooms for gentlemen:
SB to sio lr mouth; gas balh and heat.
inu iiith kL nw. sel5-l4t
FOR RENT At7075thst.nw.,3 unfur.
rms: terms reasonable. sell-"t
FoiTRENT-Ciifur.. 3 communicating
2d-tloir rooms: handsomely paperca:
private bntb: to a careful couple iigs-t
hou-ekeeplng. OWNER. fa04 O st. nw.
se 10 -Tt .
FOR RENT Rooms suitab.e for phisi-
clamuseofparlorandscrvanf.mmlerate
reut;tJJ3GNJL.remv.cl-2t
FOR RENT One furnished front room
suitable for one or two gentlemen, with
hoard or without. 110 G st. nw. 1 1
FOR RENT Southeast corner 14th
and I nw., en suite or single, furnished
or unfurnished. sej7-3t ,
KVVR RENT 908 K st. n w. 3 rooms,
2 front, with bath on 2d floor; private
family, no children. sel0-3t
FflRHENT-Onefurnished frontroom,
suiioiiie for one or two gentlemen.
Adp1tG20 O st-nw. ?i5"
FOR RENT At 911 1st st. nw., en-
lire 2d floor ot 3 desirable commu
nicating unfur. rooms; water on same
floor. 15 per month. ee!6 Gt
FOR RENT-630 I st. nw., 2 or 3 2d
or 3d rioor, fur. or unrur.;nuw house.
selG 3t
-OR RENT Large front room; nicely
furnished. 1416 Pa. ave., opp. Wil-
lard's. ei? l
FOR RENT-Nlcely rur , 2d story front
room; south and east exposure; all
mod imps.: i eat and clean, home comforts;
ref : rent cheap. 35 SI st. uw. cel5-3t
FOR RENT Neat furnished rooms,
2d and 3d floors, "with large cknetB In
all; home comforts; reasonable rates.
sir. llth st. n. w. sel4-5t.
FOR RENT-A large froutroom-cheer-
lui; lunnsiicu, uii4Af .au win -
sel4-4t
FOR RENT Cheap, part of nicely fur
uished 9-room house, with piano. In
aulre 2308, drug store, before 2 p. m.
sel5-0t
FOR RENT Neat, well-kept and
lighted hall room, newly papered; suit
able for gentleman only; $0 per month.
P27 T st. nw. tel5-it
irori RENT Very desirable furnished
"Snt mora; heat. bath, gas: private
family; cars pass: refs. ex.; rent $6 per
month. 824 1st st. nw. se!4-4t
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms, seo
ond tioor, with bath, gas and heat.
Apply GIG E st.-nw. sol 4-t f
FOR RENT-STORE.
FOR' JE3NT Store and fixtures ot a
bakcoTlncludlng oven, lake pans, and
a trade, of over 200 loaves per day. This
Is an opening raroly offered. T. O. AN
HEREON A CO.. 907 G st- nw. tt
FOR RENT-Sto re No. 614, corner 15th
and Tcnn. ave. ne., with 7 rooms and
cellar, $16 50 per month. T. J. DIEU-
D0NNE. Ohio National Bank Building.
e!5-3t
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT flats of 4 and 5 rooms
each, besides bath, steam beat, gas
range, all in good order. Inquire at 208
st. n. se!6-8t
FOR SAT.E I.OT8.
FOR SALE Lot 20J.5T. halt sq. from
Conn. ave.. 2 sqs. from Dupont circle;
$2,750; one-quarter cash, bal. 1,2. 3 and 4
years J. B. WISIER, Real Estate. C08
1-tin st sel0-3t
FOR SALE A lot at Riverdalc; half
sntiare rrom railroad; cheap lor casiu
Apply at 221 C stne. elg
BOARDING.
rood room and excellent board, $4per
-week. 20T Penn. ave. nw. eel4-7t
ls?
atK 3
&p Greatest
(lf$lJdP-
FOR HE.NT HOCSES.
F
OK ltLNT
Hi JAUK" H.-Jli"iTlill,
IWfSlN. W.
FURSISHED.
1700 13th n w (cornerVcompletely fur.JIOO
lUIIOutow. con'piotely furnl led 73
UNMIUNBUKD.
15 c at n-. 10 r hSIiliO 4'J Fuw.Crb.ra LJiaM
U.ISIdaTue,10rh. Wlo.tOJEsw (coLk.... li.r.0
tail 14th nr.:0rb SlW
19P!x;enw(col). IZ.'JB
SI13 I'll urn, r b iO "J
50lrfora'actso,4r aao
4 Dlagdeu's al nw,
4r aOO
1013 1st uw, a r o.. a w
l ST01IE.
491 SI st ss, storo nnd b rrai (corner)... J15. 00
1SZ8) Vt aro uw, storo room only.. IS. 40
oFKIClS.
De&'rablo ofllco roomi, &J7 La ave nw, f5 to $10.
iTAELE.
RearMll Hths nw.SsulIs 13.00
FOR RENT 2e!e inthousesatllriKik-
lanu: ueued by lurnate: hot and cohl
water; large lots: plenty ot Fhude; $30 and
$27 50 per mouth. GRACE SI. THOMAS,
100 Corcoran llnlldj ;. tc 16-3t
FOR RENT-Ci16 3d, near Pens loll
Olfice. 10-room bay window brick;
largeyanL Key614 3dsf- cclC-3t
FOR RENT-?20-"0- HI and 1149
1st St. nw., o ro.tu4; uiu a- aim tin
E st. nw.. 7 rooms; cheap houses. W. C
DUVALL. 925 F1 tc!5-3t
FOR RENT Seven-roombrick; a.m. i.;
932 1-2 Florida ave.; rent reduced
to $15.30. OWNER, 1323 Rhode Island
tCveT f 13
k.nr "PTTVT Cheap; neat houses. No.
F 2918 7UV St.. $12: No. 2020 $13.50;
each has five rooms and cella" and stable.
Imiulre ot J. CHESTER, room 10, Law
rence biiildingiG 5J4tlist- nw. selO-Ut
Troll-RENT 1240 Duncan St. ne., 7
rooms: all modern improvements, near
lv now. $10.30. JOHN W. S10KRIS. r,14
r of- sel0-7t
FOR RENT-N'o. 29 R st. nw.; 8
rooms and bath; all latest conveni
ences; south front, large yard, moderate
rent. Also 6 room house on 10th st. se.,
near cable cars. $12 per month. ED
WARD KEKN. -' ' nw. scii-ot
tt ctfj Ti ENT Two beantirul housesj 0
rooriii anQb"alb;N.is. 173Gand 1738 V
st. nw.; very reasonable. W. SI. YAOE&
A Co.. Ohio Bank Building. se!2-lt
FOR RENT
No. 1309 14lh 6t. nw.. 10 rs.
No. 1311 14th et nw., 10 rs.
No. 1201 P.htKle Islard ave. nw.,6n.
No 1203 Rhode Itlandave. nw.,6rs.
No. 1203 Q f. uw., 10 rs.
No. 1207 Q st.nw., 10 rs.
No 1602 Vermont ave. nw., 10 rs.
Above housce are In elegant repair and
havo the latest ranltary plumbing.
A. HEITA1UELLER A CO..
6e3-14t 13-3 14th St.
SCsTJ H0XSS
Sworn Circulation of The
Washington Times.
Copies
' Actually Sold
Monday, September 9. .. 30,784
Tuesday, " 10.. 31,191
Wednesday, " 11.;.'. 31,569
Thursday, " 12 38,200
Friday, ' " 13..,' 31,967
Saturday, " 14.1. .-. 32,020
Sunday, " 15, -. 22,988
Total'for week '.' T. 21 8,7 1 9
Gircu.aflon in Washington,
zjfd2gm$mm
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
JTS.OO 2000 F c nw.; lu-roo-
brick: a. m. I.: lornr-neil complete. C
T. YOnr.R. (ilo K su nw.
45S.Gp 120 E st. nw.; 14r.; a. m. i.
. 1. XCJlir.t., U1P Ijouun.
Sar. OOH20 9th st. nw.; Br., b.;m.
C.T.YODEK.615Est.nw.
3;.GO 314 to 320 N. C. ave. se.; 9r
a7m.iT;ncw. aT. YODER.-G10 Est.
nw. ,
MlSCELLAynOTJ.
FOR RENT Ahanclsomcrosewood bed
room sel of four pieces and carpet, Also
a piano, for $S per month. AddressPIANO,
lliis office. sel.-t
FOR EXCHANGE-Beaullful 9r.
house, clear oi iuc-umbrance, for Irora
two to ten acres of ground near thc-city.
Improved or unimproved Address BTJCK-
WHEAT OWNER, this office. scl73t
BY firrt-class caterer, dining room, with
few boarders Vt begiu with. Address
CATERER. Hi is office.
WANTED-Old or new carpets to lay;
work guaranteed; charges reasonable;
I will cbeerlully give esuinales for re-
lajlng carpets of any description; drop
postal, a..- i.-.ivui.iw-''"". .- . --
S. H. JACOB. Canieu cleaned and
laid- Jon work promptly attended to.
P-5l iL6t.fe- i1',.'
WANTED-Bs! of giwd team, safe for
lady 10 drive, for its keeping at livery
stable. Address SI. H., this office. ,
sel .-3t
WANTED Horse and Dayton (or
ligiil wagon) for expense of keeping,
for on or two mouths; privilege of purchase.
BUSINESS, this oflice. Eel -M
LESSONS given i n drawing, oil, crayon
pastel, $3 per month. If call this
month. Studio. 1237 Pa. ave. nw.. on
necnml flcor trout.
SPANISH is the most beautiful or all
languages and the easiest to learn; you
can read, write, and comerse In twenty
lessons. Address ESPANOL, this office.
sel5-,t
FREE consultation. Do you suffer
irom any of these: Constipation, dys
pepsia. Jaundice, palpitation, sick head
ache, vertigo, hiccough, lucking cough,
swelling ot the feel and ankles., r epilepsy?
Positive relief and.cure. DR. T- L. Lit,
1322 14th St. nw. 9.30 lo 0:30.
sel 5-1 4t
FOR RENT 10-acre farm, fronting on
Eleetnc R. RI, house, barns shade;
verj reasonable to. good "J'JriiTnnwN
Ttplhesda.Md. ' sel5-3t
31. J. CCHEY' SONS, contracting
brlcklajers, f.08 13r st- nw.: estimates
furniheil for all branches of brickwork
Jobbing promptly attended to; J5 years
experience; saiistacttml guaranteed or no
chnnre. selo-7t.
JTTS13 RECEIVEn-Flne lot young Cu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, canaries,' mocking birds gold
fl-li. dogs, and fancy pigeons. bOHiiiu a,
712 12th st. uw., branch 1221 Pa. ae.
niylO-tt j
LACE Curtains laundered by haniljy
an experienced woman at 50 cents a
pair: quantities at reduction. No. 15 i
st. nw. ' Ecll-6t
"GOOD TI3IES" The Times is right
We are advertising with good results
SIATCHETT A CO. never disappoint. Send
them your prinUhg; 310 10th st. nw.
sel 0-7 1
VTE don't caro to do "cheap" "slop'
printing, and most everybody knows
jl and they know we don't care who knows
11. Prices right TS. W. MOORE, Gen.
Mac . Law Reporter Company, 018 Btli
st. nw. ; a-22
FOB SAE S1H
FOR SALE-A charminglittle prop
erty at a depot on U and r. t- -at
convenient distance from the city,
nice new collage, large grounds In grass,,
bandsotite-y lenced: abundantand superior
water: a very unusual bargain. A. J.
sniwAHTZ. No.r.05 Glh st. uw. selo-.t
FOR SALE Cheap; Avalon Heights:
lOI 13, DlOCK V- AUlAUI.c w ut-., -v
10th t- nw. se!2-7t
TEnSO.VAL.
PROF. CLAY-Washington's oldestes
cuoilsheu and reliable claliroyant and
medium, who tells you all things and how to
avoid all trouble; also bow to retain husband
or lover. It in search ot truthful advice
consult him on all alfairs. Ho will not de
ceive or mlslpad you and guarantees satis
faction to all who seek his advice. Fee
50 cents. Hours, 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.; open
Sundays. 489 II it., bet. 4 1-2 and 0th
sts. HW.
31ISS WYATT'S dressmaking par-
lors. 1209-1 1th su n .; suits and wraps
made at short notice; fit guaranteed; tailor
Lr.lnm nel7-3t
PERSONS wishing to engage an ex-
.( air... ri n-l o Wllftsl mi nriilppoq
lt ilitii KKi. til IV OUlUUt UUtOV) ssv.w
NURSE, ibis office. scl0-3t
IF YOTJ bave houses for rent or sale let
me have tbem, as I have applications
right along. S.CARR, 1305 Aid. avene.
sept!4-7t
3I3IE. FRANCIS. Waehlngton'ii
most iiopular medium, will resume bus1
ncRS September lG.and wlllbeglail to meet
her many friends and patrons, nt 324 East
Capitol St.; sittings dally, 9 to 9, 20c and
00c. tc!3-7t
THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers cured
without knife, pain or pay nlitll cured;
also carbuncles, piles, dropsy, by PROF.
SIARTIN RILEY. 4G7 Pa. av. nw. dt-oc5
.T.T.WALTCERSONS.204.ipthst.
nw.. carpet lining, felts, fire brick and
clay, asbestos, paints, brushes. Ilnn'.cement,
two and three-ply roofing materlaLapr21-tt
THE "3 DAYS" CURE FOR SIEN.
TnUremedy cures In 3daysornoch urge.
Consultation free-'Dr. SlcKEEHAN. 716
12th st. nw. scll-7t
WANTED-People to know that
John B. McCarthy, undertaker anil
erahalmer. until recently with George
W. Wiso, is located at 3335 M St.. George
town ,1)0. cell-7t
3I3IE. PERRIN-Scientiflo palm
lsiry: truest destiny reader of the age;
events of past and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 to 9. 510
19th st- nw., bet. E and F.
se!3-17t
SGO to $100 a month. To make SCO
to $100 a month this fall and winter
learn now at halt winter rates the
easy, profitable branch of art I teach.
TEACHER, 8(16 lltll st.nw. se!2-7t
DR. TAYLOR. "06 F st.nw., makes
full sets ot teeth for $0; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling. SI: amalgam. 50c. sel-tt
B a "VK your dust with us and you'll
be "in It:" Just please comprehend
that we are selling elegant custom-made
snlts. the least bit worn, nt Justh's fig
ure" JUSTU'S OLD STAND, 019 D st.
nw.
rsJAsv 7C
rfSxrTs? ale
r y ' sfirf'Tsj
ikK-5f
is
PEBSONAL.
LADIES needing confidential treat
ment. A safe and sure relief In all
female trouble, cmutlnation, lrregnlari
tles, tumor, caucer. opmm habit, fismla,
etc. Separate rooms for patients before
aud du'inc confinement, and find homes
for Infants if required. Strictly confiden
tial. SIRS. DR. HENNER, 16 Fourth si
ne., nea r E- Capitol st, Washington. D. C.
Je3tf
3I3IE. ESTELLE tells all the events
of life in German and English: hours.
9 a. m. to 10 p. ru.; 25 and GO cents;
cures all cases of running or dry sores.
913 l'jtu st nw. au30-lm
EGYPTIAN Gypsy Seventh daugh
ter of the seventh generation; she can
tfcke off spells and cause to marry, as well
as tell you the pastand future; persons call
ng a t the tent next to railroad, will ask for
MME. BURNETT.
Take Ecklngton and Euldiers' Horn
sel.-t
PROF. FANTLEROY 'elis,,ne
events of lite, compels love and brings
back the separated. 1113 Delaware ave.,
bet Land Stsw. Hours. lOtoG. Sittings,
50c. sel0-7t
3X3-E. BROOKE lells all the events
or lire; all business confidential; ladles
and gentlemen, 50 cents each; hours, 9 a.
m. lo 9 p. m. 605 Now York avenue nortb
wesl. near Sixth street se9-14t
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Cheap Handsomepocket
telescope; see twele miles; also solid
oak dining table, 8 feet, llnely polished,
little used. 1209 F st. Room 6. It
FOR SALE A very line joung horse,
lb 1-2 nauds high, sound and gentle,
suitable ror private use; also a good
business' phaeton and light surrey. 1103
llth st nw. sel7-2t '
FOR SALE-Cheap, light Hayton wag
on. 'EDWARD BRICK, rear oi Sixth
police precinct station, N. J. ave. nw.
sel 7-7 1
FOR SALE Fine horse; large and
gentle: suitable for carriage or de
livery: $60. Phaeton, $25; wagon, $20.
727 7in st. ne. su.i-oi.
FOR SALE-First-class feed wagon,
with snaits and pole; capacity, -,000
pounds. 218 4 1-2 st. sw. sel7-3t
.n su
FOR SALE A duo bill for services of
responsible patent attorney at half
price. JAMES . BURR, 810 I St. nw.
sel7-2t
FOR SALE-SIodern Y clor blejcle,
bridge irame; pneumatic tire; good con
dition; $15 cash; bargain. Apply Room is.
Warder Building. 91h and F nw. selO-lt
FOR SALE A bargain; pair o t dia
mond earrings; perfectstones, weighing
one knret each; party leaving city. Ad
dress KARET. tins orflce. sol6-t .
FOR SALE-3 black and tanfcmule ter
riers; tnoroughbreds. Very small; jwlll
sellcheap. AddressC.L.S.,tlnsofflcc. It
GAS ENGINE 4-borse power Otto;
a bargain if told at orcc; in operation
at 937 Pa. ave. Leave offer In envelope
Also Electric Motor, 15-hprse power, T.
A II., at Central National Bank. ,Leava
offer with engineer. rel6-t
FOR SALE A solld-Ure Psycho, with
lamp unu uea, ivi ?... - "
selU-3t
FOR SALE Shifting top cut-under
surrey; first-class condition; bargain.
No.62tKstnw. se!6-3t
FOR SALB-A counter; marble top;
suitable lor confectionery or barroom.
Call 470 K St. sw. Eel6-3t
FO
JR SALE Fine trap $40, pony cart
$1572 Daytons $15, 4-year-old mare
i;must besofd. 1328Hst.ne. sell -at
$25
v - . . n Cmnw, .l.iln . nnfl llllRi'
ness. cheap for cash: other business.
44S N. Y. ave. - sel4-5t
FOR SALE We have left with us
horses, wagons, traps, surreys, buggies,
that we areordered lo sell: no limit on them:
callatonce. 927DsUnw. sel4-lm
FOR SALE A small-sized Iron sare In
good, condition. GEO. BANCROFT A
CO., 604-606 Glh at. nw sell-7t
BUSINESS CIIAyCES.
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3 Tu8BaMuitBeKeptMa
No trouble to sell. All
so we want is bargains to
M nfFfr
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Or coarse we still hare many
pood places unsold hut at the
rate we are disputing of ihem
they will soon bo all gobblrd up.
It costs you nothing unles we
make a sale for you.
LIST YOUR PLACE AT
T. 0. ANDERSON & CO.,
Seal Estate and Business Exchange,
907 G St. N. W.
FOR SALE Biggest bargain offered.
iTrnwti siiim front, containing eight
rooms, balh ancT cellar; mod imps.: lot
20x100 to -large side and rear paveci
all'-ys; owner leaving town will sacrifice
this property nt $4,800; small payment,
lulance monthly. Address ANXIOUS
OWNER, this iifTIce. se!7 3t
GOOD will aud fui'iltnre of large fur-uk-lnil
room bouse for $190; rooms
all rentcsl at $20 clear of house reut
Address E 9, this office. It
COME to the front Will go Into paying
project with right man, putting In 52
to his 1 and exiierienee; mall answer to
day. WESTERNER, thie office. It
WANTED-Lady or gent with $50. as
l&iriuer in noaruing anu rooui-reiuuiK
busines-j; good chance for caterer. Address
VA., tills office. 8el6-3t
WAHTED-A partner with $250, In
cool business. Address It. L., this of
fice. sel5-3t
FOR SALE Fine walnut bedroom fur
niture and 2 mattresses cheap G15
P st nw. se!4-7t
A CHANCE for a bush-ess man A
large store and dwelling of seven rooms
and bath, been renting lor forty dollars
per month, will sell you at a bargain, as I
need some money, i-rnal! cash pamcnt and
twenty dollars per month. Rent will pay
for place. This Is a rare chance for the
nghtman. Call and secforyourself. OWN
ER, Nou. 1025 7th st. n-. sel5-0t
Now In tin- Time to Buy or Sell
llus.lne-. l'luce.
We are disposing of them at a great pace.
Why? I'ecause we only list bargains, and
when we show an Intending purchaser
our list we can not fall to make a deal.
BRING YOUR BUSINESS PLACES tons,
make the prices low, and we guarantee-rou
a quick sale. All business strictly confi
dential. T. O.ANDERSON & CO.,
Real Estate and Business Exchange, 907
G street northwest.
INVENTORS will find It convenient
for tiiem to call at Carl Auer's Sfechanl
cal Laboratory. Special attention given
n const ructiyii or flue machinery. Terms
very moderate. 223 E st. ce se!2-7t
EDUCATIONAL.
1864. Education For Real Ltie.8B5.
For Sons nnd Daughters.
The Bpencerlan Business College.
National Bank of the Republic Iiuildlns.
cor 7lu and D nw Dayandnlghtsessions.
The thirty-first scholastic year of this
popular Institution begins Monday, Sep
tember 2, 1895. Five departments, viz.
Practical business, including complete
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal
culations, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, Delsarte system of expression,
civics, political economy and ccnimerci I
law. Practical Englih. with Initiatory
bookkeeping. Shorthand and Typewrttinj,
including English; Spencerian Rapid Writ
ing, Alechanical aud Agricultural Drawing.
Full corps ot thoroughly trained teacher
Location central.
Office open every business day and
light.
Write or call for new annual announce
ment. Mrs. Sara A. Spencer,
Principal and Proprietor.
EMERSON INSTITUTE
I lOUUg BACaUCHl.'.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHE
SIATICAL. School for Young Slen and Boys,
914 14th et. tx-t I and K.
Boglns Its fortv-fourth scholastic year Sep
tiinlier 23. Tliis cl.ool has a national repu
tation, and is recognized as onzof theleadlng
preparatory schoohi of this country. It
prepares for all the universities.collcges and
pcleiitiric schools, for the United states
Military ami Naval academies, and for busi
ness. Thegradnatesortbisschool take high
rank wherever tliey go.
Sir. EdwinH.Fof tor will continueinchargo
ot the Junior Department For circulars,
eta, address vntTVr, n
re!7-lm Principal and Proprietor.
-w a NTED I'upns for lessons in French
aiiil piano. 23c and 50c psr lesson. A1
drena "EUROPEAN." Ihlsotrice. se!7-.t
.-. -E. TTT. 'T TWW
MR. llEKNDON MORSELL.
rupil or Francesco Lamnertie. or Milan.
Stiulin at residence, 1410 15th at nw.
ecx 1'imo
oiirtD turn A nprnulTV
Bv H. C. Tanner, Granite b!dg.. corner F
nrd" Nhilh Etreeta. Call or send Tor clr
enlar. iclT-lmo
NORWOOD INSTITUTE A
Home ano nay fccho-.l lor Girls, l.bl
N st , near Connecticut ave.
UUS. WSI. D- CAUELL.
sel7-l m Principal
MEDICAL Department or The Co
lumuuii University. 132o II st nw..
Washington. D C. The seventy-fourth
session begins October 1, 189j The in
troductory lecture will be delivered by
Dr. W W Johnston at 8 p. m. October 1.
Regular dally lectures at 5-tO p. in. Every
facility ror clinical and laboratory
work Laboratories open day and even-
lDS" HR. D. K. SHUTE, Bean,
1120 New York ave.
DR E. A. DE SCHWEINITZ,
faecretary Treasurer,
sel7-15t 1325 II st nw.
STECIA- NOTICES.
SPECIALNOTICE ArtCEianwell'
cftdetl. any ihT-iml dejith In earth or
rock: air fhaft sunk, soundings made. b.
y.oYI).Contractora;.O.BoxCl3.Eel33t.
A SSTOKEE'S , NOTICE-Noticc
is hereby gien that William II Walker,
carrying on the grocery business at Nos.
940 and 9 18 Louisiana avenue northwest,
this cltv. has executed to me an assign
ment lor the lieneflt of his creditors. All
persons indebted to the said Walker are
requested to make settlement of their In
debtedness to me or my representative.
Sir. A. T. Walker: and all persons having
clalmsagalnstthcsaidassignorarereqiiestecl
to file tl.em with me. LEON TOBIU.NER.
Equity Building. 317 4 1-2 st.nw. sell-Gt
So ptember 9. 1985.
LOST.
LOST Pocfcetbook. between 3d and C
ne. and Pa. depot on G st cars, con
taining two railroad ticket, two cold
piece3 and some silver. Reward at 921
intligtnw. or 308 C St. ne. seli-3t
LOST An umbrella, on Pa. ave.; name
J. W. Kerr ou handle- Leave at Ameri
can House. . . It
LOST-S2.50 reward; $5.00 Treasury
note; westside 14th st. beUCorcoranand
Ssts.:returatolG25Lst.nw. se!7-lt
LOST Saturday eve., star-shaped gold
rnect.il, with name of owner, uatc 1893
and name or school on it: very vaiuanic to
owner. Reward If returned to Washirgtoo
and Georgetown R. R. office, Georgetown,
D. C. selG-2t
LOST Friday morning, a p
Epcttacles; left either in I
gootls house or on way to ''en
morning, a pair of gold
nanns ury
goods house or on way to i enter aiar-ei.
Reward If returned to 1516 L St. nw.
scl5-3t
LOST Stick pin. leaf with diamond cen-
tcr. Sunday, bet N. Y. ave. ar.d loth st.
7th and Sl.is. ave. nw. Reward it left
at SlcKnew'g. 933 Pa. aye, n w.
lUcycIe TUIet Arretted.
Jplm Moore was arrested yesterday In
Manassas. Va., aud brought here by De
tective George Boyd, charged with steal
ing a bicycle from Albert Helurt a
Western Union messenger, last Friday. The
bicycle was recovered in Sloore's possession.
WRECKED IN A COLLISION
Schooner City of Augusta Sinks
the Schooner A. Heaton.
Captain ot the Ileuton Supped at to
Wnins Time itnd ni Vowel
Yt'iiH CruHhfd to Splinter.
Boston. Sept. 16. Schooner City of
Angus ta. Captain Ada ms.from Georgetown,
D. C, with coal, brought here yesterday
Capt Handy and crew, of schooner A
Heaton, before reported wrecked off High
land Light
The two vessels were In collision early
Friday mo ruing offNausett, and the Heaton
sank within two or three minutes after the
accident The captain and crew, how
ever, had time to Jump aboard the Augusta
According to Capt. Adams, he wassailing
free with the wind northwest and the night
clear, when the lookout reported lights
on the port bow. This was about 1 IS
Friday morning. The vessel was running
south, and appeared to be about a mlleanda
half away.
The Augusta held her course by the
wind, and about a quarter ot a mile away
the other vessel changed her course to
keep off across the Augusta's liow Every
thing would pmliably have gone all right
had not the captain ot the Heaton changed
hU mind, aud tiled to luff across again.
The inevitable collision occurred, the
Augusta's starlioard striking the Heaton
a glancing blow on the port side. The
Heaton seemed to go all to pieces.
The noise made by her breaking up
sounded like a volley of musketry. Capt
Handy, Mate Johnson, the steward and
four men had just time enough to save their
lives.
They were uninjured. wlOi the exception
of one or Hte men, whose root was bruised.
The rore-rlgging or the Augusta was car
ried away and she lost her jib-boom, mar
tingale, head stays, starboard cathead
and starboard anchor.
The anchor became tangled in the wreck
age nnd could not be cleared.
GETTING HACK IIOSIE.
G. A. R. Slen and TV. R. C. Lndie
Returning: From tlioEncnnilinient. -The
Grand Army men from this city who
went to Louisville to attend tuc encamp
ment are returning slowly, but before tha
end of the present week most all of tbem
will have gotten back to their homes.
A special train over the Chesapeake and
Ohio road arrived here at noon yesterday,
having on board about fifty members of
the Old Guard and the SIountPIeasantFleld
Band. A number of ladles of the Woman's
Relief Corps and wives of the soldiers
were also in (he party The train left
Louisville at 8 a ra on Saturday. Headed
by the youthful musicians, the veterans
marched up Pennsylvania avenue lo Gran
Army Hall, where they disbanded.
Only a few of the staff officers of tha
G A. R. returned, ns a number, includlns
Post Commander Anderson, have gone to
Chattanooga to attend the Cbickamauga
exercises From there Ihey will probably
go lo the encampment or the Sons or Veter
ans at Knoxvllle.
All the home-comers are enthusiastic"
over the receptijn and hospitalities ex
tended tbem at Louisville, and reel that
the encampment has done much to break
up all sectional lines, as the Conrcrterate
Veterans were most lavish In their hospi
talities and did everything in their power
to make the stay or their Northern brethren
most enjoyable
MARCOTJ IS HERE.
Mnn In tile yew York Murder Slyss
tery Finally Located.
Investigation into the murder or Mrs.
Bessie Slarcou, in New Y'ork city, shows
that the sender of the telegram round in her
possession may be in Washington.
The telegram in question is reported to be
signed John Belmont Slarcou, care Geo
logical Survey, Washington. D. C.
There ords ot the Geological Survey show
his connection in lr85, almost tea-years
that John Belknap Slarcou was employed
for some time in that bureau, but severed
his connection in lb85. alru.-Bt ten years
ago. He is the son of Prof Jules Marcon,
professor or geology In Harvard University.
A number or people have seen John Belk
nan Slarcou in this city during the post
keir days, although he has not been at th
survey.
KEC0KD OP THE COURTS.
Circuit Court. No. 1 Justice Cox Rldg
way vs. William Mayse & Co.; judgment
by default against William Slayse. SIR
and others vs. Goode; death of plaintiff.
Alary F. Sill, suggested, and Seth R
SU1, administrator, substituted. Heurlca
Brewing Company vs. Barry; Judgment
by default.
Trobate Court Proceedings In estates
have been recorded as follows Margaret
Griffith; will dated January 9, 18S9. filed.
Martha Hennessey; will proved by a sec
ond witness. Anna Wolcott; will Tully
proved. Lewis E. Burkart; inveutory of
personal estate, $16.20, filed. George S.
Parker; will and both codicils partlaUy
proved. Isldor Behrends; will proved by a
second, witness.
Equity Court No. 1 Justice Cox rark
vs. Park; divorce absolute granted to
defendant Sherwood vs. Sherwood, com
mission to take testimony of non-resident
ordered to issue;. MiHsvs. rowelUauditor's
report confirmed. Bryan vs. Franklin; do.
Dorsey vs. Horsey; rule on defendant re
turnable September 18, granted. McGlua
vs. McGlue; testimony before examiner
taken. Rcchcr vs. Recher; do. Strain vs.
Farquhar;salcfinallyratiriedand confirmed.
Real EMuti'Trnus.ter. .
Deeds in fee have been recorded as fol
lows: BcnJaroinF Bait toElizaE. Knights,
lots 51, 52, and 59, square 178, and lots
230, 231. 2P2. 233. 234, 233. and 23G,
square 178, $30,0CO. Edwin D Jones to
Charles H. Randall. lot 29, Simmons' sub
square 794, $15. William G. Zimmerman
lo Ellznbeth Ulrich, lot 21, square 1001,
$10 R. R. Roberts to Susan A. Rufrin,
lots 06, 64, 03, and 66. block 9, Ishcr
wood, $300. Susan Rufrin to James A.
Harrison, same property, $10 Charles E.
Young to John Langstream, lot 32. block
2, Trinidad. $10 Sarah A. Henson to
Robert Johuson. lot 93, section 8. Barry
farm. $CC0. Carl Atrerbach to William F.
Johnson, parts ot sub lots 56 and 5i,
square 621. $10 Lucy A VUllard to
Charles W. Hayes, lot 15, square .60. Ij.
William H Davis lo William Reading, lot
49, square 777. $4,000 Frank E Murray
lo William Reading, lot 40, square 33o,
$4,800.
Hntlcr Zomivci Incorporated.
The Bailer Zouave Infantry Corps toot
out articles or Incorporation yesterday fora
period or twenty years. The object ot
the organization is to properly cusciplisw
its members in military tactics and to
mutually bencrit each other. A board ot
nine trustees shall constitute the governing
body Tor the first year The incorporators
are: Benjamin Young, George Stewart,
Alexander Hawkins. F Alfred Davis,
Lewis Hill, and Fred J Brown.
A Hundred tfcoiisand pairs ot eyes
will see your Wont "Ad" it It' in
TUe Tlm'e.
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