Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1888, Page 3

CITY AND DISTRICT TWO CITIZENS ASSOCIATIONS, Sixteen "embers of Ne. 6 Talk Mat- ters Over—Officers Chosen by No, 4, While awaiting ® quorum last evening, a num- ber of the members of Citizens’ Association No. 6 sat around ani told stories. The tale of Mr. A. B. ‘Mnilett, Who Was sent out with others asa nurse atter the second battle of Buli Ran, and hts eunmerstion of the commissary supplies, was the lending piece of fiction of the evening. Finally, about 9 o'clock, Dr. Reyburn, the president of the association, said that he sawonly sixteen members present, but if no one raised a potnt of no quorum they might proceed. No objection being made ‘the secretary, Mr. B.S. Pike, read the minutes of ‘the last meeting, which was held January 11. At that meeting the association adjourned without trausacting any. business, for lack of a quorum. Judge W. W. Upton wished tocozrect the minutes for omitting torecord the fact that he lad re- signed at tuat meeting as delegate to the repre- sentative committee. The secretary explained that as there was no quorum he bad made no rec- ord, but the association decided that it would be Broperto note tbe fact of Judge Upton’s resigna- bom ‘aud the minutes were corrected to this e€x- THE VACANCIES IN THE DELEGATION. Dr. Reyburn stated that tne mecting had been called for the purpose of filling vacancies in the delegation to the representative committee caused by resignations of members, He had seen a state- Ment in the papers that six members of the dele- gation from No. 6 asgociation, in connection with other members of the represencative committee, had sent their resignations to that body. He had Feeei¥Ved bo notification of an tatention to resign ‘on the part of these gentlemen, With the exception of Mr. W. S. Roose, whose written resignation had Deen received. The other members who-e names Appeared attached to the paper sent to the repre- Statauive committee were calvin Witmer, W. i. Sagleton, Joun H. Voorhees, E. B. Hay, and Asa Waitenead, six In ail, Messrs Voorhees and Sin- giewoa explained that they were walting for a Meeting of the nssoctation to send In their resig- ation "br. Revbura suggestind that, the resig- jation of Mr. Roose might be acted upoi this ‘was a special meeting, the purpose should have been specitied In the call, Which was not done. He did pot wish to appear captious, but be jught that Afteen men could not properly repre- sent the nortnwest section of the city west of 15th street, There were the names of ninety members On thé rolls of the assoctation and over forty were Jreseut wuen the delecates to the representative Committee were elevted. He thought that the iueeting ought to De more representative of the igtrict st Was supposed to represent. i. Muliett thought the objection came with your krace [rom oue Who had announced his inten- ‘os of resigning. It looked to him as if there was ap attempt to prevent the filling of the deleg .tion Defore the next meeting of the representative commitwe, with the view of preventing, if possi- Die, a Quorum of tue committee, It Was stated by Dr. Reyournm that he had the power to appoint substitutes to ll vacancies, ‘On motion of Mr, Pike, It was decided to adjourn anu the Sth of May, Whea the election will be held. WHY MR. SINGLETON RRSIGNED. Mr, A. S. Taylor observed that he had seen some- thing tm the papers about the cause of the resigna- tion of members of the representative committee, but he Would lke to hear from the gentlemen what their reasous were. Mr. Singleton said that broadly sveaking his reason for resigning was be- cause he believed that the representative commit- tee Was not advancing the Interests of the District, and fn fact in some particulars he thought they laad done exactly the reverse. ‘The bill to change the Disiriet government, he thought, was cially 0 ie, for the reason that tn opinion such a movement at thts time Was preju- ictal to the interests of the District, ‘The plan josed might be ap improvement on the present of government, but the committee had not been organized for such a purpose, and he thought Uhat It Was a public injury to begin such a move- Voorhees sald that when there was a regu- lar mecting of the association he might then say sotetuing about the reasons which had prompted his resiguatiou. The association then adjourned, ASSOCIATION NO. 4. At the annual meeting of Citizens’ Assoctation No. 4, last evening, officers for the ensuing year Were elected as follows: President, Noble D. Lar- president, A. C. Richands; seeretary, C. ; treasurer, Henry Strasburger. Dele- tle Committee of One Hundred—Messrs. Larner, A. C. Richards, john T. Given, Isaac L. Johnson, A. Cluss, MYjls Dean, s, Harri-on Dingman, Henry 0. Towies, aries & Harvey, Wii. H. Smith, Joun L. French, ank.ia Barrett, and H. Strasburger. Alternates, J bn L. Vogt, W. H. Goods, A. Lewis, G. W. Gray, Win, Mayse, Jamies Small, and C. E. Frazer. ‘The Woodlawn Farmers, INTERESTING MERTING OF THE CLUS—THE SUBJECT OF COKN PLANTING THOROUGHLY CONS'DERED—THE CRITICAL KAPORT—A WELL-MANAGED F..RM. ‘The Woodlawn Farmers’ Club met at the rest- dence of Mrs. R. N. Gibbs on the 21st of April, President Pierson in the chair. In the absence of aby report from tne committee on fertilizers the subject of corn planting was taken up. T. W. Blunt asked if those who had been, raising corn tn Arills were satisfied with the result, and the ques- on received an affirmative answer generally. One advantage claimed for the plan was that being dropped so closely in line it allowed very close wi which offset in a guod degree any disad- ¥antage from not being able to work It both Ways. ‘The pianters that professed to drop in rows both Ways did not seem to give satisfaction, bat a wheat drill with all the holes stopped but two was thouznt to make a very good und satisfacwory planter. ‘Then fertilizers could be puto at the Saine tine and run through all the tubes if so de- sired. ‘The Wheat drill was considered liable to drop it too thick, but it could be thinned out afterward, though’ E. E. Mason thought his cora, ‘Where it Was quite thick, produced as much grain and more fudder than on’ the thianer portions: BY USING THE DRILL corn can be planted as fast as the ground is plowed. Jno, Ballenger said that le wouid barrow Just before the corn comes up, to prevent weeds from starting. J.N. Gibbs advocated the use of lore doubie CulLIVALOFS a3 a great saving of labor. ‘The question does white or yellow corn do best , Was not definitely answered. “As there are Tent Varieties of both kinds adapted to differ- ent sous and situations, it 1s a subject for expert. ment. ‘The tendency on going South appears to be for varieties to run more to stalk. It was Thought that there would not be so much corn Planted if grass could De got to stand better, but Tus is a serious drawback In tals vicinity. Some Thought uf more lime was used it would remedy tuts in a large degree, but opinions differed as to hot, AW: Harrison thought if gimocny was cut eariier. 28 soon as It came in , and not pastured aite. ward it wouid stand much oetter. ‘TRE CRITICAL REPORT was read by A. W. Harrison. It showed that the farm op which the meeting was held, managed by a Wowan and worked exclusively by colored hands, and apparent producc:ve- quaied by very few and excelied by farms represented by the ciud. The | ‘and crops were ail in ex- tag Work well advanced, ost important interest, abOUL LAIFty cows, all fat—as is all ok. ‘3 It pays | mm be. fed | as raised tne discussion | very intelligent breed of | bis farm that are able Ww stand 1 shake apples from the trees, ested to re- which Wil be at | Cameron” oa tue 2609 of May. From Kockville. OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF POTO- MAC Di=TRICT. SCDDEN DEATH | $9.20. Arraigned for Manslaughter. ‘THE MAN WHO RODE DOWN PRINCIPAL PAUL. To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgom- ery, the case of Joseph M. Chase, colored, was called, and he was arraigned on the charge of manslaughter and pleaded not guilty, The indict- barges that, on the 31st of March, he made j an assault on Edwia ‘A. Paul Ub riding ‘against | Bim, overturning his bn ey pm | he horse he (Chase) was riding upon him (Pau), rn wound or fracture of the spinal column, tn his death on April 2. ‘Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Francis Thomas to George H. Franklin, part 13, 8q. 793; $4,000. J. R. Wardto J. P. Ardeeser, part 4, 8q. 752; $50. Isaac W. Moore to John W. Hays, ‘sub 224, sq. 271; $4,150. M. Marean to J. L. Heis- kel et al, trustees, lot 27, sq. 262; $4,500, Susan Fletcher to Jno, E.Clokey, part 1, 8q. 27; $8.461.02. Commissioners D.C. to R. Payne, sub 14, sq. 331; $. GW. Walsh to A. C. Clark, lot 23, sq. 551; Hz vor 4 HEARING ON A CHARoE OP Ros- berY.—Andrew Henning, aplasterer, recently from the penitentiary, was arrested last evening by De- tec'ves Haft and Horne, and locked up om susple- ion of having entered several new Duudings and carried off a large quanulty of carpenter's tools. He isthe man Nagy om months ago, robbed St. Pat- rick’s church. ie has been arrested several times for robbing houses in course of erection, and has served Ume bot inthe District jail and at Al- bany penitentiary. He 1s held for a hearing in the Police Court Monday. A portion of the stolen property Was recovered. penne Scppaw DearH.—This morning, about 6 o'clock, Mr, Win. Henry, a well-known notary public and real estate agent, died very suddenly at his resi- dence, 465 F street southwest, from heart dis- ease. He was about sixty-two years of age, and Ww - one of ample means. This morning his wife came down stairs about 6 o'clock to get the milk, andon her return heard ber husband breathing heavily. She at once ran to his room and found that he had fallen across the bed. Dr. Stafford was sent for and responded, but Mr. Henry died in about ten minutes. Rossextes Rerontep.—Mary C. Stewart, No. 204 4th street southeast, reports that her house was entered at an early hour yesterday morning and robbed of a silver Watch and other articles; value, #15.—Chas. I. Kellogg, No. 602 9th street, re bern stolen from tn front of his house yesterday a oy"s velocipede valued at €%—Mrs. R. M. Sands, Ne. 1400 L street, reports stolen from hier house a gold watch worth $25.——Joseph Moon, No. 1838 4th street, reports that his house was entered ‘Thursday bight and robbed of two rifles valued at $40.—Bushrod Hay, No. 24 E street north- West, reports that about 2 o'clock yesterday after- noon hts house was entered through the second- Story, “indow and robbed of clothing and jewelry Worth $40.—Michael McNulty, No. 1500 14t su reports that his cigar store was entered last nignt by forcing open the window and 60 pen- nies were taken from the drawer.—Jonn L. Al- ¥erson, No. 621 13th street, reports stolen from lls room yesterday $100 worth of clothing. Cxparsat Count SexreNces.—In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, to-day, Wm, Green, convicted with Oscar Jackson and James Hill, allas Gallagher, of housebreaking at Nattan’s drug store, was sentenced to the penitentiary at Albany for six years. Josepa Singleton, convicted yester- day of an assault (on appeal), was sentenced to pay @ Mine of $20. ———___ Potice Court Casxa.—Cora Kidwell, arrested by Omicer Barton Fisher, wasgiven thirty days on the farm by Judge Suell to-day for vagraucy. Wm. Wheeler, colored, was tried for assault on Warren Johnson, Johnson put his arm around a woman named Priscilla Vass, and Wheeler and a woman assaulted bim and Priscilla. Wheeler was fined $2, TRMPREATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT. 7 &. m.—Great Falis, temperature, 60; 2ondition, 36; receiving reservoir, temperature, 60; condition at north connection, 25; condition’ at ‘south connec- tion, 30; distributing reservoir, temperature, 57; condition at influent gate-house, 36; condition at effluent gate-house, 36. High tide iu the river to- day at 9:34 a. m., low tide at 1:57 p.m. alleen tara ‘The Courts, Court 1x Genexat TERM. Yesterday, Freeman agt. Koones; motion for de- fendaat for remission of costs denied. Rocker agt. ; argued and submitted. Repetth ag Malsak et alt; subuitted. —s Equrry Covat—Judge Coz. Yesterday, Wilson agt. Risque; conveyance by J.B. Gorden; trustee ord: Ray agt, Carter; Sale decreed and D. D. Stone and J. H. Ralston ap. polnted trustee to sell. CRIMINAL CovRT—Judge Montgomery. Yesterday, Major Newton, uttering countertett mouey; verdict guilty. Jos. Singleton, assault; plea not guilty withdrawn, and plea of guilty” Geo. W. Cooper, receiving stolen property ; bencti Warrant returned, recognizance taken, Mollie Bos- Well, appeal, bawuy house; recognizaice forfeited, Mictiael Green, forfeiture’ vacated on payment of costs. Jas Quarles, robbery; recognizance taken, Louis Bohman, assault; nollé prossed. ‘To-day, Robert Berkley, housebreaking; motion for new trial fied, Estelle Washington, assault; fortetture set aside. Joseph M. Chase, man: slaughter; pleaded not guilty. Ciayton Mitchell and Joseph Somers, housebreaking; pleaded not guilty. Wm. Green, housebreaking; six years in the Albany Penitentlary. Joseph Singleton, as- ‘sault (appeal); fined $20. PRoBATE CovRT.—Jucge Cox. Yesterday, In re minor children of Robert M. Miller; John Miller appointed guardian; bond $2,000. Estate of A. Jackson Jones; letters of ad- ministration to Salite C. Jones; bond $2,400. Es. tate of Lugoiph Friederich: will tied and applica Uoa of Mary E. Milis .or letters of administration, ¢ ta, Estate of Margaret Campbell; Thomas E° Waggaman appotated administrator; ‘bond $2,000. Estave of Joan Q. Adams; guardian reimbursed for expenditures for wards. Estate of Maurice Cleary; letiers of administration to John Cleary; bond $1,200. Estate of Levin M. Powell; execu: Yor's account of sales and distribution filed, Es tate of Philip Biegler; petition of Philip F. Biegler for letters of administration flied. Estate of Ches- ter Goodrich; administrator ordered to sell per- Sonal estate. Estate of Wm. H. Scott; petition of widow for letters of administration and guardianship to cliidren filed. In re guardian- Ship of minor chiluren of Peter’ Trexler: uardians authorized to sell half of bonds estate of Karl Heintz; admiutstrator authorized to expend $220 on a Wonument for deceased. In re Maggie E. Diggs, minor; James H. Stnith ap- polated guardian: ‘bond, $1,000. Estate of Join ‘veWart; final notice to creditors, returnable May %y issued. Estate of Francis D. Gonneliy; letters of'admintstration to J. D. Connelly; bond, $1,000. Estate of G. Rupil; administrator’ authorized to sell certain personal property for $282.15. Estate of Polly Y. Brownell; administrator authorized to transier certain bank stock. Estate of Jared Mc- Kenney; first account of administrator . Estate of Sarah Wood; petition of Geo. W. Brown, ior letters of aduuiniscration. Estate of C. W. Thorn; letters testamentary to Eidred G. Davis; Dond, $35,000. Estate of Thomas U'Day; will ad- mitted to’ probate and record. Estate of John L. Miller; letters Uestamentary to George M. Jones: bond, "311,000. In re guardianship of Marion, Harry T., and Amabei Clifton; Kate T. Clifton ap pointed "guardian; bond, godo. Estate of P. J. yon; order for sale of stocks, &c. In re Lille M. Thorn; Mary F. Hoge appolnted guardian; bond, Crrevrt Covet No. 1—Judge Hagner. Downham & Co. agt. Mitkiewiez; judgment by agreement. Patten agt. Fleming; motion for attachment for contempt overruled, and motion to proceed with examination certified to General ‘Term. Gross agt. Gibbons: motion for new trial overruled, Mclntire agt. McIntire; do. continued. Watkin3 ‘agt. Pennsylvania Railroad Company; order for security for costs In thirty days, Poticr Court—Judye Snell. To-day, George W. Berg, crueity to animals; 5, Charles Lewis, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days, Joha Nichoisoa, disorderly conduct; $3 or uays. babitual drunkard; bouds or 30 days, eSuiff, colored, cruelty to animals; do. eS Matthews, colored, disorderly conduct; $3 or 15 days Lemuel Clark, disorderly conduct in county; collateral forfeited. Byron Davis, colored, Malicious respass; personal bonds, Win. Wheei- €r, colored, ass aull; $2. Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tar Evexrxo Star: Rocavas Mr. Frank Perry, @ prowinen Putomac district,” near Con Uuis mornlag at 3o’clock. Dus ng he Was engaged In burniag d When the fire became unmanageabie, and, tn | endeavoring to prevent it from communicating | with the adjacent tunber, he became overheated | ud Very iuch exhausted. After the fire had yet Yo under cOULIUL be returned. to the bose and down to rest. Ina few minutes his family discovered that he was paralyzed and unable wo! ax. Herewained 10 this condition until this | ning When he died. He Was about fifty-six years e SAM eo COLORED MuN INDORSING PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.— «meeting at Witthatt’s Hall, Capitol Hill, last hi, an orgunization to be Known us the Natioual itieal Union Was formed, with K. M. Dorsey as president and KR. E. Glichrist as secre. Lary. Kesolutions were adopted indorsing Presi. | dent Cleveland, and Messrs. Dorsey and Gulcurist | Were elected a representatives at the St. Louls convention of independemt colored voters, a3 those | present called themselves, There Was a'small at- Vendance at tne meeting. ———— St. ANDREW'S CHURCH TO BE ENLARGED.—The congregation attending St. Andrew's (P. E) ¢hureb, 14th and Corcoran street, have increased | Ww such an extent tnat the seating capacity of the cbure ts Inadequate for their accumnmlauion ; the Vestry has therefore determined to enlarge LF structure by butiding a0 addition ex- Wading 12 feet Loward 14th street, and 60 fect along the side, and aiso to bave constructed a robiug and vestry room at the side. The contract bas been awarced to Emmert & Heisly, The plans and spectfications ave been drawn by Mr. £. ¥. Seunelder, architect. This addition will in- crease tue seating capacity of the church to) seven Bundfed, oue hundred more than its present capacity, and provide the necessary for a Pipe rean of the latest model, which it bas been dee idea (to purchase and set up in the church im- ihediavely upon completion of the extension. The Jormbers of the parish hope “some day” to be able {eo erect a commdious and artistic edifice Worthy of its location and the parish. The decoration of the iterior of the church is also contemplated, and otuer minor ana incidental muprovements ag- sstegating ia cost about $6,000. CELEBRATING Grex. Gaaxrs Repubiican National Le, cel = Py —. lebrated the sixty- memoria! exercises at the club-house, om ‘Thomas cirele. Addresses were made by Gen. fe Gen. S. S. Burdett, Dr. George B. ‘Loring and Mr. Simon Wolf. Farragut Post No. 10, G4. K, also Iss8, iding tn | , died suddenly | esterday even- | rubbish on a | | row.— TING PYTHIANS.— A uniform division of Kauignts of Pytbias from Washington, which came here last nigint, was handsomely received, wd. at their march down King street, under the escort of the Hydraulion Fire Company, quite an ovation Was ‘given. Magnesium lights preceded; the Alexandria Drum Corps and the Washington band made the night air lively with thelr music, while freworks lit te streets through which the line Passed. The Washingtonians spent a pleasant evening at the Pythian fair and revurned on the late train, ‘Tux REPCBLICAN CoNvENTION.—It 13 now under- stood that City Chairman Dearborn and the ward chairmen will act 1a harmony in the organization of the republican city convention to select dele- gates to the Peter convention, and that the “plan of organization” adopted for the party some Fears ago Will be carried out. ‘This will. give the organization of tue convention to the delegates fio have credentials signed by the ward chair- Nores.—The remains of Miss Fannie W duct suddenly at the tealdence of MF. Walter Wad- . On 2 Washington, will be brought here for Durlal, tie funeral taking place to-mor- he large three-story brick residence of A. W. Kints, on King’ street, formerly the roperty Of Jude Westel Willoughby, has been ught for $4,000 by the Virginia Fire Insurance Company.——Mr. Harrison Jacobs has again been taken quite tll ——The Aitcheson Mill will be ready for occupation by the 1st of June.—The German B ssoclation, No. 4, at it last. meeting, he Friendship Fire Vete- Tans will’ “skip it on the light fantastic toe” at their May ball next week, and the Washington Veterans will also come down and enjoy the mazzy who ——-___ Political Notes, BLAINE ON DEMOCRATIC CHANCES—REPRESENTATIVE DINGLEY RENOMINATED. A dispatch from Portiand, Me., April 27, say: Dr. N. P. Potter, of Bridgeton, ts in this ‘city on his Way home from Europe, where he has been spend- ing the winter. He says that Mr. Blaine was in Naples when be left, was looking finely and seemed in the best of spirits. Mr. Blaine spoke coming election, and said that tne Goanectate meee have New York to succeed. He suowed ‘ho sign of — innate en uae the statements: ject are considered ven as cs | aztec At the second Maine dlican ven- tion yesteraay, Hon, Nelson Dingte ie was nome 2. R. Simon- inated for © by acclamat ‘Camden, Sector, delegates, to national con- Yentlon, George 2. Wilson, Faris; Joun HL. Kim: ball, The resolutions aines Blaine as a candidate for President, At the republican convention for the sixth Ti. hela @ celebration of G Hegadiss at "cape eae inade by Representative Mckinney ‘Messrs. Howard, Lincoin and Appie. ve neois dist! esterday Hon. R. B. Hitt recet the renomination for by acclamation ‘Victoria arrived at Windsor last evening ontber return irom ths continent For a National League. PLAN FOR THR UNION OF DEMOCRATIC CLUBS. on July 4 have issued a circular, which says: “The basis of representation in the convention Will be five delegates to each club containing not more than 100 members, seven delegates to each club cont More than 100 and not more than 300 members and ine celeste “The principles ot the league are as follows: The general and familiar principles of democracy are tue basis of every democratic club, The spe cific measures to which we desire tosee the demov~ nd congressionht catspaigns ‘nist C01 cam are as follows: ‘That the General Government shall not use its Power of taxation for the benefit of individual or class interests. Second. That Opening Of the present session, apd that we speedy and effective legisiative action to carry same into practical effect. ‘Third. That the civil- Service laws which have been enacted shall interpretation and enforcement of those laws up- held. Fourth. That the combination of tions, through trusts or otherwise, tending to destroy competition, endanger the Fights of in- dividuals, and create the monopolies which are chief factors in the Gorrupticn of our legislative and municipal bodies, should be prohibited by Stringent laws. Fifth. ‘That the agricultural pub~ lic lands shall be preserved to actual settlers for settlement under the homestead laws, and we re- commend a continuation of the efforts of the nt democratic Administration to reclaim the heretofore granted to corporations, $0 far a8 ‘the same can be legally done.” Mume, Diss Debar and Marsh are Out. ‘New York Special to the Philadelphia Times. Mme, Diss Debar and Luther R. Marsh have fallen out and he declines to visit the spook pleture maker at the tombs, When the disclosures as to “Kentuck Ann’s” moral character were made Mr, Marsh determined to get possession of her daugh- ters, Alice and Dodo. Wednesday he had the cnildren taken to the house of a friend on 28th street, but Thursday morning “Kentucky Ann” sent a friend to spirit them away, and now Mr. Marsh and OMicer Stocking, of the ‘Society to Pro- tect Children from Cruelty, are looking for them in vain, FOR SALE-HOUSES. * “THE EVENING STAR:. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, APRIL 28, * FOR SALE—LOTS. 1888—DOUBLE SHEET. Pet Tin Paden cellar; bie: F rood stat BS, Sols R SALE—A IHANCE FOR ‘TWO Peon tees You's an excelldut investarent’ ata 19 GRAHAM, on preuiises, F. BURFORD, 128-6 1422 New York ave, OR SALE-THAT SPLENDID RESID! y Fite woatieast canerer Tih snd eae on Ost.10 two baths, finisued in first clase style: Jot 302100, 20 fect parking: large side yard. , me Ine PECE A IP WARNER & CO, _8p28-3t “916 F stn OR SALE— HOUSE 2020 GST. N.W., SEVENTEEN Kooms ‘and all modecn improvemedts. 27) (20 feet. At s bargain. Apply 10'S ie BOND. S41 dest. ep21-tw* Se Fe SALE—AN ATTRACTIVE HOME, ON WIDE avenue, in ari id herdics rapidly improving section, containing large cellar, bath. furnace. range, patry. u porrect,oragr: convenient to four, Lines ot ears ; a iin? Oe Te hele jk SALE—A NEW HOUSE, NORTHWEST, 25 ertortes: built for my own use; warranted first-class: yard back and front: reasonable price to an im: mediate purchaser; no agents. Address Box 8¥, Star oi Fe SALE—BRICK HOUSE H: 11 a. ke, ani foothe ea strobe, be painted and papered: lot 242100, with stable ‘on reer Stor: prices oily $7,000. ‘Two ew 3-rootn biicks on 234 « top Girele: wood ‘yards; reut for git Frauen T, wear 19th st; Jot 20x110 to alley: price, 82,000. WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1007 Pa ave. RE NEW COTTAGES IN MT. nico lots: pleasant situation; $4,600, 00. Terms easy. BEAJ. P. DAVIS, 1319 F st. J.C. Horcurssox, In this department we are showing a larger stock than ever before in medium and fine goods. ‘Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, new designs, from §: to S25. “THE ELLEN TERRY.” Alarge fine Milan Hat and the most fashionable at the present time, THE REHAN. A close-fitting Toque, in fine Milan, all colors, trimmed with silk velvet and loopsof rich Francaise ribbon, the trimming completed by feathered arrow thrust througn bows. WRAPS. JACKETS. A thorough ezamination of our stock before making your purchases will be to your advantage. ‘LACES. DRESS TRIMMINGS. FOSTER KID GLOVES. $07 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE RH TAYLOR, Every Lady should call and examine our si 558 ee se tae tage 85,385 4-Button Kid Gloves, Plain and Embroidered, in all the new Spring Shades. Taffeta Gloves, Bluck and Colors, both Plain and embroidered at Bac, bes oad 8-Button Monsquetaire Suede Gloves, in Tans and Grays, at 81 per pair. Ladies’ Enzlish Silk Gloves, Slack and Colors, from ‘78e. per pair up. GUARANTEED FAST BLACK HOSE for Ladies, ‘Misses and Children. Fancy, Plain Colors and Black Hose from 25c. up. Ribbed Balbriggan Vests at Sg BESS a8 a ooo0 8, Fy i. OW ot “BR Amp “Hy 8 fo sane SygSb S569 Ugg ERR A coo H OH E Aa 00 HOW RE AA 6 HHH £ AKA OC oO H He Eee AA CoO It HZ Ganze Merino Vests from 2c. up. are continuing our Closing-Out Sale of Men's ishings, which will last until July 31. Rare Bar- wains are offered, WM. H. McKNEW, p27 933 Pennsylvania avenue. - SJoussox, Garver & Co, WILL OFFER THIS WEEK 25 PIECES STEVENS’ ALL-WOOL SUITING, 22- inches wide, in Plain Colors and Checks, at 20c. 38-INCH ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA CLOTH, in 8 Besutiful Line of Colors, 50c. ‘36-INCH ENGLISH TWILLED SUITING, 25, MOIRE SILKS, IN BLACK AND COLORS. 22-INCH SURAH SILKS, in All Colors, 60c, BEAUTIFUL LINE CHALLIS, 18c. REMNANTS LONSDALE CAMBRICS, 10¢. REMNANTS BLEACHED COTTONS, 8 and 10¢, g@PAUTIFUL LINE SATTEENS, 12%, 15,25,and Fine Stock Ladies and Gents’ Medium Weight and GAUZE UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. NEW STOCK PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MAT- TINGS, CARPETS, AND OILSLQTHS. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pennsylvania ave., South Side, Srrrxa Haars. BROW Loe “HAZEL.” “DOVE,” and “ENGLISH LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPs. NOVELTIES from =e and “KNOX,” New UMBRELLAS—Stock now Nete. Special atten- tion called to our Guarant ed Bilk Umbrella, 6850, and Ladies’ Umbrellas in colors, ta" FURS taken on storayee 4. STINEMETZ & SON, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Next to Corner 13th, ap-26 apl3 Maz J. P. Pom IMPOBTEER anD Ot SALE. 14th and SIX, ROOM! th sts. D.w.; 88,150. st. bel Valuable Corner 13 feet on 10th st, with three houses New brick on It, bet, Loth aud 16th sts, nly $16,000. ” J. Hi. HERTFORD, 142355 F st and Isth sts.. ten rooms: €5,. Property, 1 $27,000. FOR SALE—HOUSES. $25 0 CASH. CE 915, 7 SALE—AT A BARGAIN FOR TED Fe Houses #72 and 474 0 enw 1h omen improvements. “ingu i *° mh30-tia R SALE—1510 OST. NW. 222100 TO twelve Foome and feilur hard wens ashe sory Puck, from a model home, owner fe ‘wail sell low. Berni ‘can ined ouly from W. RILEY DEEBLE 1319 F at *po-gin KR SALE—O41 MST, NW. HOU Fras, sits tet close condition: Rowse room, ‘rat floor: opgeny term Baek we tchen, au! laundry. floor: 9 sale, in price fror 000 aan ree ay patod aus foals watch it, SPOT, and increasing ¥ 35 on. Apply at E. F. ROSENBE, ‘property. A. PK. Reai k@ate Broker, ap2l-1m___(Kellogg Building), 1416 ¥ st. n. Fraga lowneh” BSUSARE eG? Garnier GUhcH ON afl st, BET CAND STS ‘The undersismed have been authorized to ‘sale of the above mentioned premises, The front on 13th st. is Go feet by a depth of 100. feet toe alley. Inspection solicited, ‘and terme furnished ‘upon application to either of the undersigned. ROBERT ©. FOX, 1437 Penn. ave. n.w, ap23-6t_WM. F. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st, B.w. ‘OR SALE-HOUSES WORTH $10,000 TO '$20.000." inquiry for such propertica, Owners please notica, Pap24-6t WM. P. YOUNG. 1303 Fat. n.w. KR SALE-ELEGANT FOURTEEN ROOM COR- Biter Brick, aluscont to Pension Slee oe protons and stable: can be readily couverted into besutiful Hat house; price $23,000. ‘OR SALE—TARKOMA PARK — NICE 8-ROOM House; lange grounds; 8 most desirable place aud For price, IPBELL, 1008 F st. ap2s. ‘Ok SALE—2-STORY AND BASEMENT 7-ROOM House, ali m1 and in perfect order, on 6th st. 1.€.; 3.700. MAcUOWAN & CAMPBELL, pric FH SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A THREE-STORY Apress brick dwelling, with lange back, building and modern tin ; in first-class location; northwest; c uvenient to street cars and herdics. Ap- diy to Ee B. COTTRELL, 1418 New York ave. ap28-3 R SALE—AT MT. PLEASANT, SEVERAL VERY pretty cottaxes with handsome’ grounds, at from 000 to 812,000. WALKER & WILSON, 28-3t 1006 F st. \ddress Box 2, Star office. erty ou Now York ave, near 45th at hv, ro on New Ve, near nw. early'new acveteroom frame Houses: amodern ie provements; lane lots; 20th st.. near K. n.w. ‘wo fine sinall Lots (20x70), K st., near 2: per foot. “Twoorisinal Lote, L st., shire ave. ; speculative prices. Two. setts ave., near nt Circle; north side Low tsti st neat Dupont Gisele: e245 AE LL & CO., mb29-1m 622 14th stn. 1 SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE NEW TE room brick house on Pa. ave. n.w.; bet. 21 and 22. ‘has all mod. imps., ond is finished throughout in bard ~opts pecpeeey, was built by occupant as a resic e, and is first-class in every particular. Permit to exau- ine viven upon’ appl tomy -oftice. Price, $10,000; easy terms.” CHARLES W. HANDY, ‘ap25-lw 921 F st a. w. OR SALE—85.500-ALMOST THE PRICE OF lots early 40 QUU feet, with eighteen-room slate- Toof house; one square from depot, Takoma. Park, where de with owner, Maple ave.. or at 711 H st. n. w., city; good title; write for aetaiis, GUY MOSES. ap2s-3e ‘OR SALE—NEW THREE-STORY BRICK DWEL. Hoe tet roms, bath, rouun and celia, faraece and modern improvements, handsomely’ pay gated two squares from Dupont Cigcle: nice 4 $8 500; terins very easy. ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1a28-14w* 1307 F st. nw. Foe aE ‘ABLE CORNER dwellings. “well located. northwest; at 87,000, 10,000 aud 811,000 respectively. . . STYLER © RUTHERFORD, f4-14we i 1307 ¥ st, nw. FR SALE— SECURE A HOME. Six rooms and batt. Will rent 10 reliable tenants low. These five houses are well located; $2,700 each; any reasonable offer for the whole consi ‘ape7-3t B. WIMER, 1313 Ft OR SALE—HOUSES. | 1616 to 618 10 “to Bui Md, ave. 5. ‘Bouudar st.n.w.,b, w...b hh, 4r...-....18,000 ar. #16,900]111% Conn, ‘ave.'n. w: mt, 13r.... ,( Heiss weiew, hi i) 7rs, and one f. h. bmi, 3r... . N Gap. and sta iw. 6.0 Sr 805 Gti St hw. Bh,” mt, 9F.. 4,500 ‘The above is only a portion of the on ay books. Por all it calbat offies for bulletin iaeaed 9a the lstand 15th." (ap27] "THOS. E. WAGGAMAM OK SALE—GREAT BARGAIN—FRAME HOUSE, ‘st. n.6.. six rooms: 20x90, with side lot 20x90: the whole for 82.100, house ‘will rent for 815. WHITAKER & JORDAN, 1417 F st. 2 Fe SALE—301 M ST. N.W.. FINE CORNEK PROP- d erty; 11 rooms: black walnut trimmings; every- ‘ing first-class: 10,000 ft. inclosed parkiny «l permut to inspect apply t0 BEN. 1225 F st. new. JOR SALE—1202 rooms: ‘OF PIKE, ay window: coucrcied collars aif TAS window; colicréied cellar; all ui 00 “BENS. SPIKE, BF ate 431, 433, 435 STH ST. NE, TWO- ay wisidow: 6 rooms and cel- , #2.500: stuall cash payment; bal mth, BENJ.S PIKE, FR SALI story brick hous ‘alin. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Aran ig ene Ss 5 = E WARNER E 00. 916 Fet om ‘ARLE CY Prats eevee ea iy rounds and 13¢ tn. Ww, 0 ap28-2w bina Taos Pet aw. e Pe BH Fs By B Ae ee eas NMR ce 2 5 thot Sit 2 lots ‘1 lot 7th and K st 10 Jote Oregon ave., nest 19th st., 19x90. _ap28-1w R | SALE—BEAUTIFUL ER ON NEW Erte sveoniy 00 7 Tee deen. D Lote on Mets , ‘erode: only 35 to O50. "5-0. SOHNBON, O27 F at, rear Toon “ape8-2e ‘OR SALE—AT A BARGA| \UGHT WITH- Dus Tothet and raave APP R SALE — MAG! bet, 13th and 1ath ata: bw, ee 1 Fon SALESTWo FIVE ROOM NEW BRICE bonnes on i st .c.:rent $12.90 each, price 82,600. Price 1.000" UE: OVER S11 aiget Siar apse SE ZOR SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT, 100 FEET front, near North Gepitol and 0c. MacGOWAN & C. ap28-3te mR SALE— BARGAINS IN LOTS— FE SMa Re ae we 24 fowl Virwinia ave, 19th and 20th ste. iw. triangular “Delaware avi, Cand D sta. na., 732164, at 750. Delaware aves B Tie; OBrLO0, at Ol: Aathat, Fand G ne., 402100. De. Some iota eu Mending Waly Beteash suburban subdivisions at la Price @1,( POR sale Choice Lots at CAPITOL VIFW PARK, Adjacent to Forest Gien Park, at low rates, and on easy terms. Apply to 8. E, LEWIS, 435 7that.'n-w. 8p28,my5.12,19 _ 2d fi CASH WILL PURCHASE LOT AND 81,500 cee ee eee of te oat prominent roads leading Into Prince, George's County, 558 miles southeast of Capitol, D. rt about 4,000 square feet, building two stories an tains fixtures complete for grocery, Teed, wood coal trade, coal scales nd alleda. af present doing & prosperous local and country trade, Income trom ove source pays more than interest on investment, AVE to 0. M. BALL, 936 F at. n.w., oF at AKMSIRO) Goat ara hi Fe it SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE AT jyattevill ng 60,000 feet of ground; dry geil, Bho iow: $00 feet froutayeom avents, Pr Imniediste purchaser, €750- Apply ParebNRIGHARD BP EVANS, Attorney. _ap28.2t* 470 Louisiana JOR SALE—A BARGAIN AT HYATTSVILLE_TE: rooin House with pa try, porches, shade trees, pure water, &¢ Lot 150x270 fect ou pri cipal street, near station. Excellent drainage. Price, 62,700. ‘Terms, $1,200 cash; balance $29 per month, ‘Apply to Bed RICHARD P. EVANS, Attorney. 28-2 BEA@0 Louisiane OR SALE—CHOICE LOT! rond, opposite Catholic Cutverait easy torus, WALKER & WILSO BROOKLAN Very cheap and it Feheap and ca (008 F. ap28-3t OR SALE—GOOD STAND FOR FLOKIST, ROAD between Boundary and Mount Olivet; frame house, stable, &c.; 10.000 feet of ground: at a ras easy." WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F. 8-3t Mo FPBCUL Axo vESTORS AND OTHERS— Fifty acres for subdivision into one to five or more Acres, for suburban home, adjoluing Forest c Knowles ‘stations, om Metropolitan Braues "very P28-3t cheap. ‘Also those carmii VILEA BITES AT ROSSLYN. ‘T. H. SYPHERD & CO, ap27.2t ITSELF at, ‘OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL LOT AT TAKOMA; A Boereain*(indr-imi” W"'nitey’ BERBE * po INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE. 1 have several eautiully Toate pleces of propery guitabfo for valving pane tie char See teuded, ranging irom 20 to 300 acres, which J offer at Parties wishing to invest will do well to call on me before concluding their purchases, 1 have 35 acres, which has 1.600 feet frontage on the District line, price unly $10,000, also 200 acres hear "Bap Us reads money 1 bevesgreral positive mote: & S. FAYoR sulle mb6-tu,th,e2n 2 Oth at ew. FOE, SALE | TENLETTOWN ROAD IN “FATE. view Heiehts,” adjoining Washington Inn; in prices to mult, on Jong ‘time or monthly payiuents, at 3 per sent uiterost; plate in our, office: gas and sidewall in 3 WN & CO., pay 11 ‘8. CAYWOOD, 910 91 A aoa 2.000 an monthly payments of $50, 000 on long time as desired at 6 per cont. Press brick, 18 foot front, elht rooms and bath, ali rodern iiuprovenients, in inost exclusive and Fes}scct- able section of Dw. THE OWNER, Star office. apd-t-thas F ‘OF COLUM ‘within twelve minutes’ walk of Boundary, han: some frame House; ten rooms, bath, pantry, Intwe cel- lar and attic, modern umprovements; first-class in every respect: terms easy. Address B., Star office. mh20-21,60° OR SALE— A ndw 2-story and basement, press brick, bay win- dow, bath and cellar; honse of 7 Fooms, lot L9eX00 to sller.on 500 cash, balance $40 per mo., 4 * Now 2-story brick, G large rooms, lot 16x80: anit rear alley 7 widows on aude, a very ist. Zdet me; ; 82.350, ‘ealdences in the n st; room: all mod, imps, most desita gate Gy ta OO ev aud unvsually wel-buit conne 1D To0t od. Tmpa:as pretty a home as is 0. perty, lot 30x99, with 10 room ‘ery desirable neighborhood” the Cheapest property in thy District; $300 cash, balance 30 per mouth, ‘A’d-roou bw. brick, back. yard and rear alley, on 28th st. with opening on N and O stn, acrous Hock Greek il be, vig valuable; 4200 cab Balances 82 Pre” oe 1381 Pat JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—THE SPLENDID REST- deuce, L411 Kat. ew. Ja offered for sale at a deci- Serwaih if sold by A ‘The lot in 24 fest by. 155 feet to a 30-toot alley; House 3-stories and base nent, containing 13 rooms and all conveniences: bat Fooms on each floor, Everything is complete aud tn thorough order. “Tworstory brick Stable tu reas. Wa sete hotee with or matbout furniture, rich i all ened fast 2 ANCIS HUFTY, gp26-ot is 1301 Fst. n, JFROR SALE—THE FINE BUSINESS AND DWE. ling Property on the southwest corner 10th and O aa Uw.0t @ aucrifce, The bulldiug coutaing Storervoms on first floor, and nine Foous and bath pomeg et she steam heat and latrobes; two- story Brick Stable in rear. PRANCIS HUFTY, ‘ 1301 Fst. nw. ap26-4t OR SALE_B ST. N.E., BET. 11TH AND 12TH, overppning Lincoln Urea ig brick; south Wil make a comfo 2200. ALBERT F. FOX, 020 F st. u.w. ap26-3¢ JOR SALE—14TH-ST. PROPERTY, NEAR SBT, 20x74, with small” improvement; suitable for nest. “ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F at Rw. ap20-3t SALE-ONLY | 82.850EASY | TERMS: Fe, pretty home or paying investmen fooms: collar, lateo! ress-brick house; 11 rooms; improvements, M st.; outlook on Connecticut ave; y $10,500; easy terms. W. A. COULTER, barscte c oom 23, 8 Cloud Building. R SALE—T, BETWEEN 13TH AND | 147! seven-Trooml 5 md. 5 eG lot; a easy terms, STEIGER & LU ap26-s at SALE OK RENT— Laate SPREE G HOUSE nopeary ‘Thoroughly well-built three-story brick: dwel evengoume, ifmodern ianprovements, “Lot 541100 a0 ‘Treen, eps round Goveraoaat reatevation. Gary pass Avcheeytal hose order, Will be sold rane rake AV. § HUYCK & CO., ap26-3t 1505 Penn. ave. »w. ‘OR. SALE-THAT REV HOUSE NOWIN couRsE DESIGNER OF FASHION, ali mot lupe and is built in good ‘wor co 2 Bert price $7,500, easy terms. 5 iz pon ae 2107 F BT, 8. W. {OR EW BRICK Bix — Ls be ant eee ge 1510 Q 8T.. VERY AND Seuxo “Hora Pea Sere eee ALL .THE, STYLES @ AND | KE 1418 F at. SUMMER hate Now READE, Febuary ‘MISSES’ AND HATS IN EVERY cone. ge unitioreved property inthis ety aera LADIES’ RIDING HATS. Office, tw DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS, SPECIAL STYLES. ey a WILLETT & RUOFP, ‘8p6-Lm 005 Penna Ave ‘at 226 F at. nw. | grout, stages run daily, BEALL, Z = i a - 1321 Fat, {OK SALE—920 N ST. N.W., 3-STORY AND BACK RENT—A BEAt ‘UL SUBURBAN I building; 10 rooins and bath; closes throughout: | F'imntimme doutie boro aay oe OE ali ind. Jot 17 axl20. Price, $5,800. BEN 8 | acres of Jandy stable, and carriage house, aud Ki, 1225 F st.i.w. ‘St*_ | spring of purest water, within 1y miles, and im ful] = Mew of this city, $29 permonth, ” DT we. thirteen rooms, bake oven, cellar, atab &e.” Wil pay'l1 per cent on tavest: | _ap4-1m 1410 New York ave. Mave To Fir. THAT'S WHAT WE SAY ABOUT OUR SPRING SUITS AND OVERCOATS, AND NOT ONLY ARE THEY MADE TO FIT THE REGULAR BUILT MAN, BUT THE TALL AND SLENDER, OR THE SHORT AND STOUT, WE CAN SAY WITHOUT FEAR OF ‘TRUTHFUL CONTRADICTION THAT NO OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON HAS AS GREAT A VARIETY OF SHAPES AS WE HAVE. TO BEGIN, WE HAVE THE GARMENTS FOR THE TALL SLENDER MAN, CUT SO THAT THE COLLAR OF THE COAT WILL BE UP WHERE: IT BELONGS, THE SLEEVES WILL COME DOWN TO THE PROPER PLACE, AND THE VEST WILL NOT BE 80 SHORT AS TO CAUSE FEAR OF AN “INTERMISSION” BETWEEN IT AND THE TROUSERS. THEN WE HAVE THE “REGULAR” OR MEDIUM CUT FOR THE MAN OF AVER- AGE BUILD. ‘THEN COMES THE “SHORT” FOR THE MAN WITH SHORT NECK, SHORT ARMS AND INCLINED TO “ROTUNDITY.” AFTER THAT WE HAVE THE “EXTRA SHORT” FOR THE VERY SHORT AND CORPULENT MAN, THE ONE WHO SAYS HE CAN NEVER FIND ANYTHING IN READY-MADE STOCK TO FIT HIM. NO ONE MAN OR FIRM CAN MAKE ALL THE STYLES, AND THOSE WHO THINK THEY CAN, FIND OUT THAT SOME ONE ELSE HAS SOMETHING BETTER, WE HAVE MANY LINES MADE UP SPECIALLY FOR US FROM OUR OWN PIECE-GOODS, AND THESE WE CUT PRECISELY LIKE THE BEST CUSTOM WORK. WE KEEP ALSO THE LATEST NEW YORK STYLES MADE BY THE LARGEST AND FINEST MANUFACTURERS ‘THERE. : WE KEEP ALSO THE BEST THINGS FROM THE WANAMAKER’S STOCK AXD THESE ARE KNOWN TO BE FIRST. CLASS, A8 TO PRICES, NO ONE IN WASHINGTON UNDERSELLS US, EB. BARNUM & CO, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, ap25, Ger Tar Bust. Ly pinnae ee panna era om rs LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penn, ave., adjoining National Hotel, A full stock of Trunks makes, at very low prices. Hars. SPRING STYLES. ALL NEW COLORS, - 91.50, 62, 62.50, 93, 63.50 and O4 co 82, $2.50 and 83, with gold and apl-lm and Retchele of the pest be excelled. aso meilge &., z 5 ‘KE! ap28-3t 1418 Now York ave, Fx eetahar tot on wat, pet 228 ang 20 on we: See acd FR: SALE—LOT, 202120, MST. BET. N. CAPLTOL ‘Let foot; Sper cent off for Em aheire ih sa oe toon: ser emay ae JOR SALE — LOTS, BY THE OWN UARE Fy. $$, anak c avensigua¢ wed @ Sora-re ag ,aame aquare, lot ‘MERIDIAN HILL SEVERAL VERY gael dite wes building siten ade F Henderson's POPs: PARDON p27-4t ~ 1326 F st. streets on Coll an Ot E TANbOR Fos Saas ‘ON 14TH ST. EXTENDED, Columbia Road, and in Le Droit Park. po7-at “1826 F st. ik SALE—CHEAP_CHEAP_LOT 18x70. 3D ST. TAKER & JORDAN, 1417 F's. {OR SALE—AT Low FiGURES— COTTE! 18375, for +700. epaeae ey ot at nw. a c 3.5 and st 200. oftiee. 3 Fitmisabie Lots includan send 6 losis cluding ra FLOR SALE_SEVERAL FINE LOTS ON STOUGH- Binney, 26 Fat «A P. FARDON, me 1D it borhood ; ; cull quick. ne. fmiproving n v1 8325, gues r rth of NCAPTIOL GROENDS. 4 rmzation THOS. JF LST. NW. ‘OE SALE-LOE 182100, 1 BT HL ay XJ. ave. ¢ oT ON BOUNDARY NEAR RST. senile fast one square trom H st. cars; one lot on Sth st. n.e, 202100; below price of surreundi W27-3t HARDING & WATERS 608 71th st. mw. OR SALE— ‘A southwest corner, on 16th st. extended. 35c. + 20%100, West. side 16th st. p, 7 ; a ap27-3t 1319 F st- Kk SALE—SEVEN SHORT LOTS, 18x05.3 TO 10 Fre miley: south, Side Linden Place, betwoen 12th and 13th sts, ne.;ata ‘on rine, ‘ALL, BROWN & CO. av26-1w 1321 Fst nw. ik SALE— FINE LARGE LOT, 100 FEET FRONT, 0 feet deen, on N; between Let and New York ave, apeb-at * ATB20 F at, BW, O1 Of Mat, 17th near Q st, and 634 in., 63,000 w._aple-3w = ALE—8q) ND HALF SQUARES Bone Lala MERCER TS pee ESS SALE—LOTS, LARGE AND SMALL. ON ALL Streets in Mount Pleasant and Columbia Co) Ps Meridian Blt Lots. BEAD. F.DAy'l Slut ‘mb30-1m* RK SALE—BARGAT! IN MT. PLEAS. Bie Serio Bien Mae Diode. Ma tae feb29°2m J. R. HERTFORD. 14234 F st. KR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—FINE COR- her property for sale at low ficures ana terme. “CHAS A MOEUEN, 1820 Fat apltoe” COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. SALE-THE | LORING LAN VEMENT OO. has with us for gale the dots in that beautiful suburban subdivision ktown as Dunn-Loring: location pict.aresque aud Pleasant. cle vation 400 feet above Potomec: healthful sprite std AND IM. TEN AM. labail sell. at store No 935 F street Virttie of ane UOTION SALES. “ALTER B WILLIAMS & OO. Auctionsem Ww RARE CHINA, GLASSWARE, PICTURES, BRIO-w BRAC, ETC, THE PROPERTY OF MRS, B LINDERMAN, WIDOW OF THE LaTE: DR LINDERMAN, OF WasE- INGTON, DIRECTOR OF 8 MINT Sale to take place st our Salesroom, corner 10th am® Pennsylvania avenue, on FRIDAY, MAY FOURTH. 0 ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. Catalogues can becbtained At our office day previous to sale, ‘Terma cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, le St Avctionest VV ACRE WIA GO, Action “TION Lock Bron PRTGNE SOSH Oe MONDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH. st HALF-Past north as the Anglo-American Bubber Go, uy n ABaurDIneRt made to Lum. ‘Terais cash, ne ___ ROLF OREYKE, Assignee _ GPO. © STICENEY, Auctioneer, 036 Fst. eat, kuown, West {U offer for sale. in front of the APSDA, ‘the ‘Shoo PCLOC ord Terms casy and made knot = ity Of 650 will be required on eac and upward, Ne BATCHELDER, Renters pa HUEN SEAN Pattee, | J)USCANGON BROS, Ancuonsane ANTED—A TRACT OF LAND, FROM 200 TO | ADwr ISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD W200 sere tari 2, sock SITUKL, COUPL, PLETON: HAKNEOR, OOW, lust be moderate, Address Box 41 ren BR SALE —A FEW OF THE BEST LOCATED Lote at Colonial Beach, near the Hotel, at specuin- Hye ‘figures. Apply toowuer, A. SALIZSTETN. 708 Thstn we RK SALE—S ACRES. A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING spot: bisch and healthy and graud view of city and Fiver; Smiles ‘rom northwest of this city; would take & xvod fruit or poultry farm. or home for persou in Du-iness in this city, price $100 per acre: 100 du" Dalance in monthly payments of @25 cach, also. Li acres situated 7 miles uortinwest of this city, 8-ro0 house; barn and 500 iruit trees: good meadows aud exeplignt dairy farm: price 5 cas ah moyeare. T. RB SALE—47 ACRES NEAR FOREST GLEN, F use, fine spring, fruit: healthy, high, fine Duafiinn ales for nibh isn borders se Bie iulrably adapted creck Pr Yor dairy, truck, poultry, oF stock farm, in clover and timothy. Price moderate, “a WAL H-GUNNIGON, 1003 F at n.w. TED FARM OF road front; ad- ‘Creek. ace FS, SALE—BEAUTIFULLY Loca 200 acres witt rosie’. 3 ta tle scree with new Guevn ‘Anos sectienot 1m Forest her properties in D.C. and lontgomery Co. DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, 8}0 F maw. 7 peierineese O% EXCHANGE FoR CITY PROF. ‘couutey seat of 100 screa, ore Bile ftom Silver ‘sprog station, Set Drawer 0. KC A. Tmuproved by'a lntwe double fraine house of 12 Oumi (eft All eccsary outbulngy place. wal watered: land is very rich; can be subdivided to nd: Faaragg, Fee fall parioulace sogly 4. TD straw. Telephonecall 08-3,” apl2-tw" ALE-AT LAUREL MD,—A SIX-ROOM house: latrobe aud slate mantel “The house has a built one year, is in good conaition. nearly oppo site public schaul: excellent water: lot SOsSue, pice, | 1,350. "Apply, to JAMES SMITA, Moutyome jurel, Ma. Se a ae JOk RENT—AT REEVES STATION—COTTAGE Houses. with several acres of wood warden land only, $100 per year. AP PADS 02: : —A PRETTY 9-ROOM COTIAGE AND | 10 acres of land at Sunny Side; 10 miles trom city | on B. and OU. Hailroad. 28 traine dauy: pleuty trait ‘Ke. price 83,800; 8400 “pabatice to eu ‘sold to close an cetate * COUMBE, R SALE— FOUKTEEN ACRES, covered with fruit, room house, barn. &c.. 3 miler from city , $3,500. ‘FOUR ACRES. ali in chuice iruit ;-room cottage, ry Drick stable, grand view of city, 13 miles 82%) ACRES, 8-room house, a beautiful home, cost: ing over $6,00u, at Chantilly, Fairiax Co. from city; $2,250. SIX ACKES, handsome cottage, at Leon: Ma 5s popular summer resort by Tat, only «300. 1K ACKES, new 14-room house of first-class con- five minutes’ irom East Fails Church Sta- | tion: 4.500. | ; ONE ACKE, with a new and very besutiful cottage | | of 9 rooms, céllar. stable, &., at Dun Loring, 33 miu ‘tga from ity ez O00. Over 100 other choice selections of smell Homes aud Farms, of irom 1 to 200 acres, within from 2 to 0 aniles ‘of city, suitable tor farming, stock ra sing, Gairying, and homes for doing business i | the city. a SyPacas & -< epznat isan ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE AND j ‘beautifully shaded: fine water: near Hun {er's Mill Station. on W. and O. R. R., Fairfax County, | Va. will rent cheap for summer iroin May 1. EIGH: | TEEN ACKES; handsome 7-room cottage, house and stalls: large oreh..td- splendid well ‘3 miles from olty iu rear of Arlington. T. H. SY! 500.1321 F st. ALE—AT FALLS CHURCH, VA, DESIR- able building jote at $100. each, month. “Apply of ME. CHURCH, f ‘Telephone call 707. Foe BALE-BEAUTIFOL LITTLE LT LANIER paienn ta BROAD FRONTAGE; CHAKM- Be. Roo! BOTHER CHOICE LOTS Feo So Ze. 1 250. T0400. FOOL. J.B WIMER, 1313 FST. apa-3e K SALE— A CH ON THE NORTH ide of ‘HL. ave. snd Washington Cir- ale, aise 38.0 a, near i60'tos T= BO feet wide Gen bald thts boyees ca foous at tous oa Tae, Seog govenumone. Weed ie eek ow dave. price ape6-3t LN F. WAGGAMAN, ‘im 1003 ¥ st. n. w. Kk SALE—ONE OF THE MOST DESRARS 160{'e prompt buger cul have eat alow ficure, = BWORMSTEDT & Le, ap26-6t ‘927 F st. ‘ALE—A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON Frais crdounecuicat aves te British Lega tion. Lot has two party CHARLE> W. HANDY, Keal estate and Loans, 921 F st. nw. a25-4t {OR SALE—A BARGAIN—TWO VERY DESIRA- in mnbia chta, one 505100 Eee iee Sinareatenee gues HANDY. front on 14th st, aud the other apzo-at CH FPO# SALE-cHoIce Lore. 16th and Rbode Island ave. Sage a pace 18th and Q and N. H. ave, 19th aud Lawrence sta. x nN 181 P24-6' ‘5JROR BALE—ON REODE ISLAND AVENU! 13th and 14th streets, 20x120, a new use on either side orund sold opposite at) per on * “1418 F st, E THAN A SAVINGS BANKi 135 down aud S10 per monn will buy a tine buLld ing Lot on and on street or avenue, within, four juares of Pennsylvania avenue cars, 300 eam RA. PHILLIPS, 1410 New Fork ave )]20R SALE—A BAKGAIN—HANDSOME LOT, 25 Et Hampshireave aud same on 18th si Soa Seana Ss Saat aber HEISKELL & McLEKAN, ap21-8t 1008 ¥ st. uw. RoR SALE—A FINE CORNER LOT IN MT. leasent Cex belied St a laryaindf sold soon. aut 4. R. HERTFORD, 1423% Fat. R SALE—I HAVE A VERY FINE FRONTAGE st by th of 70 teet, on F st., including a oe 223-3 Fa Mia Brat ark. St, MeSEES TOR R NT—BY MONTH O& YEAR DWELLING, | ‘outhouses, peach, apple orcha: . Be, Ot Saeeee Serneiectees eure Bish unt ‘Address shee oe B Law is, eer ee = 3 bid i RENT—A SMALL PL road, BLIO 3% mile east of Silver Spring Railroad station; tare OF suid) Bepeeaary utbuliaings al fneood shade trees and young on ard ; gmtuscon thy. Suitable for an office- Hevigh Ete Sisto, otha ae office, Sligo, Md. ap26-3t" 4 ACKES. 7-ROOM HOUSE. STABLE, 4 OHICKEN- Sasi sig dr eet a ent 200 wrapes; berries, $2,000. ‘C. B. H., Feusion Office, ap18-waelm. Fe, SALE—NEW CO: Fall, 300 from TTAGE—COMPLETED LAST 2 sere of round, hig and | | tion. e10 | lfretarla AF | kg Bring the effects of the in the ottace known Droit Park’ By virtue of an ord @ special terns premises. ou WEL late Susan Walker contained ts 'the Brewster Cottage, Lea of the Supreme « WEDAESDAY. MAY SECOND, cotumeno= TEX O'CLUCK, allie furuivare end elects ” BENJAMIN BUTTERWORTR, Administrator ¢. Ge FHOM As DOWLING, Kuctioncer. ij TEESE Hee Gee GANE MRONZES LABOR Gast ty ccHiAt ROAR ae +AN Bias 10: pel AWiicten OF VELIU, BIC -A BRAG, Bee y virtue of @ deed of trust, dated the of Marl S86, ad duly rounded Labey 1ST falle Dorttets, one of the Inad records for Wi BC. the Gudersigued Trustee will sell, by onder the arty secured thereby, ou MONDAY, the THEM TIETH X QE APKIL, 1888, commencing at fellowitie Permonal Titecte vanes ND Di ie SDURSTICRS. Bans hat BKONZES, NANCY. PENCE A PORCELAINS | PAIR OF SRV KES (ES. VENETIAN “CARY AND BKONZE Vase BOHEMIAN PLA‘ ORNAMENTS, PLAIED Warr NAVs AwT ICs ENUMERATED, Terns cash. ROBERT S. FLETCHER, Trustes. apl-dts f7-THE ABOVE SALE UNAVO! Xx Post. poued. uit “WLUNESDAY, MAY BRCOSD. Bee AME HOUR AND PLACE. Goole now on THOMAS DOWLING, ep 28dte ‘Aucticneoe. OBERT VOSE & CO. Aucts, 300 B utrect «. « ‘BL idk Git MAT CANNOT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT BY AUCTION 01 7a MAY Fist, aT QUARTER-P: i sry, joutbeast, botwoen 7th amd tage of $24 feet . 75 feet; re. undataen racellent, 4 a deposit, ap28-2t_ NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, MISCELLANEOUS SPRING PLANTS, ROSES, &a, AT AUCTION On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY FIRST, 2 ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at any siuetion rootan E supit elt Choice collection ot Fit Sod other Planta, ‘Sc, from the well-known formats 3H Pi THOMAS DOWLING, ‘2p28-2t Auctioneer. RUSTER'S SALE OF DP“IRABLE RESIDENCE, NO. 1416 QSILEET NORTHWEST Virtue of a deed of trust dated Pe 10, . and recorded iu Liber No Ou. fin 447 et the Land Mecords of the Distrect of Columbia, 1 suc the pr ot CksDaN. the “T ‘Or May “isnt at ‘il weil at pubsic sTH D, IVE O'CLOCK P. M., the west half (3) of lot twenty- eight (28) in Drury's subdivision of square two bun- dred and mine (209) in the city of Wasl Lia trict of Columbia, with the brick house and tmprowe- mente thereon, excepting the fuilowiug-described. tion of said wost ball Gp: southwest corner of said jot, and runing thevce east one and :orty-five bundredthis (1 45-100) feet, th horth sixty-eight (GS) feet to the face of front well a adjoluine house: thence West one and forty-five hulle Gredths (1 45-100) feet, and theuce south to the place asi of begining Terms of sale: One-third cffh.and the balance im six (G), twelve (12), and eightecn (1S) mouths, so | Cured ‘by tite notes of the purchaser drewing aie Op Per cent per annum terest, aud deed of trust ou the. oF all cash, at the option of the purchaser, £ #200 wil HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. PRONTING UN FAYETTE AND PRED? ERICK STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ou MONDAY, MAY FOURTEENTA, INBR, A’ FIVE O'CLOCK’P. M., in front of the preinises, I fer at public auctioi lots 183, 183,and part of 187, 107, fronting 170 feet on te (Kt feet on Sth (K) street. the trout 5 feet depth and » 15-fvot alley iu the ‘The Fayette iront can be advantagevusly subdi- Siied into seven lots of 20 fect frout and « corner lot feet frout, Inuwediately thereafter 1 will offer Jot 20, tn 107, having a frontage of 50 feet on Prederick Street and a depth of 150 feet to a 1-tovt alley. ‘Terms: One-third cash, iu one and two years with iuterest at 6 per cout per annum, payalie, healthy location, fine view of the mountains, sctii-enutially, secured Uy a deed of trust on tive Water.” [api0eo-3w) AP. BILL & OU. Ft | Sr ol all ort he parehaners option Ade ROR BALE—7K ACRES OF GROUND JUST OUT | Posit of £100 will be required on each lot at the thine, Fe ‘the Tilaseor Rockville, suitable for building | Sheser. “Title per-ect. ne’ hm 1b borne Uy ae has & dwelling i =. sé dings: ‘Afteon uinutes' walk from station, fruise Li ofall Kind see ene Con” | WY ALTER w. wintia’ ‘apl0eo-Sw 1338 F st. iE SALETKNOWLES' STATION, ON THE MET. a0 Branch, 11 miles from’ city, 100 acres, suitaule for building sites “Tiis property extends from the station to Rock Creek ani Park. (apl0eo-3w] A. P. HILL & CU, 1 i. SALE—HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS AND ON Esereet and: 5, minutes walk from ‘station shade aes “Vienna, Fairfax Co. {OR SALE—AT FALLS CHUKCH, VA—AN 8- ‘room cottage, one acre of ground. corner lot: fruit and shade trees; price $2.50, €200 cash talunce Siepeice of rent, oO bp Wee acc a ce = COUN BE Caan 1435 New dork ave. SALE [ANGE—A GRAND STOCK farin of 1,000 acres, boautitully located ts es ee See KA PHILLIPS, 1419 N. ¥. ave. RENT—FALLS CHURCH, VA, ONLY SEVEN miles from Washington, one sixteen. one ten, one nine, one eight and two seven-room hotises, all ip ood. condition ‘water; fruit aud shade in abundance; rent low; also several very desirable homes R RENT—THREE-ROOM COTTAGE 2 ‘MILES aa Owais: fuel free. 86 por mouths Rk, wai . ¥ 1419 New York aver ap23-1in Boast Naores Ix Gonarse. Vasro- Anything gb -~y that? If 20, to be of few who ALL THE PEOPLE Children's Suits, sizes 5 to 14 yeara, NOT all wool, WE SWIM! Boys’ ty 18 years, vests, and long Pants, NOW Bier of wool’ ass 61.06" ‘WE SWIM! ‘Men's and gay.seck and cutaway, strictly altwool $0.75. ae eign on gare it to par FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING aT EEOCUAL Got OF MANUFASPORE, = ‘927 and 929 7th st nw. corner Massachusetts ave. ‘Strictly One Pnoa, (Open Saturday until 11 p.m. Coorme Br Gus ‘A fall line of Gas CooxINa sTovEs On hand and for axle. Ltd square numbered two hundred and forty-seven said lot elxbteen (18) in amid Bs tollows, VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO! ON FIGHTELNTH STR: on WEDSENDAL. MAY SECOND: 288, at ALP 2 MAY SECOND, ISSR, at PA“T FIs E O'CLOCK ¥.M, we atest sell: tn the premises, part lot No. 2X. in square No. 10. jug 22 feet ‘on 18th st { thereof to an mp basement bric sithie property abowa 1d the attention of bays roperty sbould commman gra bela centrally Jocated in @ first-class neighbor ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance 6, 12, Bouts for notes bearing interest frou ‘ud secured by a deed of trust cunveyaucing, &c., at purchaser's ny of male. Walten it ayente MHANCERY SALE OF VALU KEAL ESTAVE ON THIRT WES i, (NO.1110) BETWEEN AND MASSACHUSETTS AV INGTON, D.C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme District of Colvin, passed ‘on the 2d Fuary, A. D. 1888, tu “equity cause No. 10,900, frome : ea eRe 40 Fe £ Se ar Lamely, the south twenty (20) feet front to ‘also, A Part of and lot eiebteeu (1's) 1m said diown navely breiuuiue ata pout on the West corucr of said lot un the alley, aud tuence east thirty-two (2) fe i RURNKS