Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1889, Page 3

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAME—BOUSEs _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ _FOR RENT—HOUSES.__ j ANTED TEN GOOD HORSES, SUITABLE FOR Fox Mae NEW HOUSES, SIX ROOMS acclimat preferred. and bath. if Yetroben bricked crystal DOWNEN'S Stables, 1020 Lats Feit | chandeliers and pepered thrwoghout. SEt' a aaa W3ASiFDLtapn ar esas oe ee dren scanty toh ie «| Rees Sy PER CENT TAPERS, — <4 vous CLOTHING WRCHAS hall eke cana | Bee Waar LADY—POSITION I rears and lune: ai fa souces Z, Star office Tendid int : £20": ee é Wit EAREN © WHITAKER, 107% Pet z} OF TWO | PRE SALETLARGE NEW THREE-STORY, AND Waste aa ayy Fy Ln] TAKE ONE OF THO a vet ied by in one of back ‘ae Dulldinegs of the city yo Tiddress Mor Ps Siar fice: WASTED CONSTIPATION POSITIVELY CURED by taking Clark's Constivation Cure. This is 8 remarkably lazative, being prepared from fruits $Rd xewetables, Can be taken tree! realy. (no mercer) ded by best physicians. Pt HOUSE DRUG STORE. Mele a iv ANTED— MUL a: MueT BE Ion SALE TORY RICK—6 ROOMS AND W3xt iy SP EL =p Meats THE WASIE Eee nely Rapered. W st, between 12th and IRGTOR PK MACHINE CO., 14th and Boundary | Jith: #4300. 6. ie wens 1425 Lenman_Buil ie. ANTED* THE PUBLIC TO KNOW = HAVE male mocking birds to sell at #3 each. Bird Store, ‘31 hh st. nw. Im WANTED — TQ BUY FOR HIGHEST Casi feat rm. he old iron and metals ond peper stock. leathers, &c old iron and metals and paper stoc SEINSTEIN. 100% Best. nw. opp. hay scale, 16-1m V ANTED—TRY 8! Hn TF d 5 wet : ony OF Tame "4 le cents pou array on — ike butter does) for one m ath Jor met refunded. | Shooto wa totde hence Be co and 290" Wlecorst 5 ene cee ae Tin “THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 934 F at.,Room 4. e, r Market, ard : 3 TBE SOLD IMMEDIATEL) ‘Open daily WC. SC i jatim iiortable Deick Dwell ANTED-HORSES TO, KEEP: BOX STALLS, + Order be: race's : : b satya, Tota, eight roiles from, - The, property: will th ty OMY. CLAKR Sligo, Ma BiOpermo, ek tne ees Somes, - SALE—A COMFORTABLE ' ellar pre cure them or vce frout, Latrobes made to heat or uo pay. W. E. 2 ia - f and “ WIsIthst oe. te ae iat —_ wot # WAXTFD_cooD SECOND.HAND seers, | guns, revolvers, old roa wna silver, for which Dighest cas paid. “Call 20TH ST, NEAR | nh us er’s OB, # OO. ey frame Ho ican Ofes, os - corner zat 2. oF te 5 i 8 aot A 20xt 7 7 suse Fonte for 1 A ba: WANTED AT ES THAT FRESH ALDER. | Pric 3,100 ney Butter is churned every morning snd de- livered im 46 Ib. “Ward” prints, 50c. per I Also Cot- | = ‘;ALE—O} 7 c AVE., VIC cINITY oe tage Cheese aud Buttermilk. Sweet Milk Se. per quart. | Jv{/t ono ni House, "worth U UR! chaser; hi well ss at ices paid. ay tang GEO ACR miecaatilly ballt. “Address ENCE & iF offic MANN, 400 Ret. nw jazs-Im* | £20. ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND W Regventine e Feathers Kenovated, Mat- tresses Made Over. Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- strayed. F TYOUNGS. 1405 Pany. Telephone 10082 tro ‘wet rans bes. very eas ie Gans. X'sieebs! Se a oat 2 CHARMING — ___ FOR RENT—ROOMS.__ R TW P oR. ; lowest terms 84,000; ‘\nsbed second fisor feat to gentlemen for [nati in. NEW HOME, Star oikee, wuration week; centrally Ircated: FeivateRaily 620 oa pea Oth st. uw. We 5 21x03 to main improved by store = 5 NW. Ht ¢ en rooms, 1m 500. 208, RENT, Sis ib and large Faxiors with, ope open tre _ 220-4 REDFORD W place and fornace heat taltable for Senators aha Con 2R SALE VERY NEAT BHICK, NiE. SIX — rsteclangpiuihing, QOR RENT—430 H ST. N,W.. ELEVEN ROOMS, eae ~~ bath-1 FOOTLS ; all mod. imps. ; 7. — Fe SALE. SEW TWO ‘SToRY BAY-WINDOW SOR RENT — NIC ELY FURNISHED ae brick, six rooms and bath; mod, imps.; good cellar. story front room: fok = stn. in Teferences exchanged = = tor ten gentlemen can be accom: ALE. T MT. 2ith st. pw. ues des na ME nice, renidences, well situated, with, at from #4,000 to $14,000. ‘Also several very fhe building lots, cheap, aud on easy ter "20-1 REDFORD W. WALKER; 1006 F st. | Poe SALE—A VERY Cosy, NEAT, SUBSTAN {ial south front am All hod. imp’ Brick H n next to cor. 13th, at reduced FURNISHED AND UNFU NTSHED “Yalso, & handsome new 7-foom and bath aud fine cel- 37 Maryland ave. ives one square from | jar, furnace-heated Brick Dwelling on New York ave., £21-3t' south front; one of three, two of which have just been 3 | sole at $4,500 and ¥5,000. This will be’ sold for mitable | 84,750. for housekeeping oF otherwise. ieee he ant se | _ Fine hew 9-room House on T st,, bet. 1:Kth and 14th for 7B, , WIMER, 1313 F st. “PARLOR, pee ~ of two SALE—SMALI HOUSE AND GOOD LOT, ods bieahonn amayasee th front in family of two) X95, Meridian Hill, 16th st. extended, ext to party. Address BELL, Star office. _£20-3t" | ©OF Se TRED. RELLES 2 othe nw 28 RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED OR Fs ished. 14 ROA Pete 2. Ww. POR PENT KNISHED OR tegen rooms, siuele or en suite; second or third floor; house entirwly refitted and papered; private family of | 4.344 Vi. avaiiw, = ea ir. soo NEATLY FURNISHED T | 1730 Hm BW Dib os k oa RENT— of brick back bantdi age or other pucpo clean condition. oR RE DU! INAUGURATION WEEK, ahed rooms and bath. half, sauare from Conn. ave, cars, Apply to O. ek ‘7th st. nw. t1eiw 'D FLOOR OF BUILDING, Apply in store. KR THREE VERY DESIRABLE <i beck communicating rooms. second floor, table for dentistry or mill 9 Pa. ave. nw. Portion of the property on my Fer ful list call at office for bulletin issued on nd 151 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. F LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE. part of Georgetown, 18 rooms; lot 66% 50: house cannot be built for the price: has a south io all in — order: price #. %-3t_ GEO W. LINKINS, 19th and H sts. OR. RENT “A Fal Rt ar NICH OFFICE Ronni 1X fn pailding. iress or apply after 4302 =. 8 v Saturday, Room 6, Atlantic Bldg. oR RE OFFI Es— OMA OFFER 1 WANTED | = THAT > ——— seven-room a ‘ick house. rolina ave., pear East itol cars and oT W HIGHT & 8 Tockern's Slo Fst nw. 701 1G NEAR 13TH ST., A ery desirable brick Nouse"10 teone cod bath all modern couvenieuces; lot 19x100. Must be sold to close ap estate, Price only 86,500, Five new cozy little brick houses in the northeast: == | G.rcgme: all the moderu improvements. Chea ‘Three ‘bewitiful, lots on Colamb Heights, 153th st. exte m Jrade. These ote will be wold for less than any lot yurchased ‘subdivision, and NT-A LARGE BRICK STABLE | FoR whens = 2d and B. H.W. BREE & co. t yocmae 2 Gata. nw. _fe19-3t v16F VOR SALE—904 147TH ST., OPPOSITE FRAN. LIN SQUARE: 11 rooms. 119-3t “STEIGER & LIEBERMAN TR ROOM DWELLING, X all modern TEIGER Panta -ANTED-PARTNER—A PRIVATE BANKING house in this city desires, as an acti reliablo Business Man, with about 820, crect a member of the fin ‘firm m lately retired: the ban! 2 Ss well and favorably n, doing a safe and profitable : ic LE i STH ST. Darauess, principally in y commercial discounts: invest: | WOR SALE NICE LITTLE HOME. STH BT. NE emt perfectly secure: profits good: onl: Jot 1s fe it ba sears ‘partion Deed address BANKERS, 4 St at Gi ‘On he 3 or tpi jashington, D. C “Address W.W., Siar office: JOR SALE-A GROCERY STORE IN SOUTH Bene Se THREE STORY Washington, doing a strictly cash business, good Br = vgs Soa) an seat low rent. Apply at PROMS Te aViDSOHE PAV tbstt Fa. SALE-AT A SACRIFICE—OLD AND ES- = ww Si ROGAN 7 tablished stand. stock, xtures, = horses, 2 wazous, SE And mew side-bar Dunes. ADPIY to, WW. SWwa Aer, Assyrner. 1600 4th si 120.; = =a 3 New York ave. y ANTED-To BUY RETAIL. BOOT AND SHOE | 7 AL} STORY AND BASEMEN’ Wirtar ‘a — ‘aie ; Brick, 7 roousand bath: hastheomsely sod coment Young man well ently arranged; well built; on New York ave, lear i, Melruse, Mana. - ee inte plectric'enrs parse 10, ¥ TO Los < IX SU fnetrance, Neal Retater Build AN OPPORTUNITY. ion st jocks and other stocks, RF aU 3 Toclose out the affairs of eynaicate, Iwill sell at New York ave. {2 #300 cash, balance on loug time and ai HEREBY OFFER MY PRACTICE OF MEDICINE | Very handosne Sand 3 hey ee rea ee yo peed 2 ee St 2010 rooms, thoroushly modern, all of different oo a ta ae ee sim aud fulished in natural d, with open fire ls cis eet ane eer Phy- | places, antique oak mantels, located in prettiest and most improving part of the northeast, ‘on two lines care. ‘Two-thirds of | of street improvements go to this section this year. Will be sold at once at great bare gana. insuring handsome profits, Also, in sauuceduare, jessiom, it necessitate a cl Ly oe inet eon eee stripe cate in ing me at my ¢ 4 STONE. Rew stone church, 14th si., iS SALE_ELEGANT BUIL LDING SITE FOR | Pas mn Art Gail ne Bee eee Bt fel4-20 No. 1418 F st. n. w. Foss SOLD TO CLOSE AN Es- ae st., now vacant; 10 rooms, eee EW HAMPSHIRE AVE, DUPONT CIKCLE, rooms, exclusive of ao Ry dath, store and furnace ise fy ee ‘plaia may | 2 nine; plans. ma Deseen and full information obtaiued upor . tion at office of ‘THOS J. FISAER & 116-6 1324 F st, Fe SALE—THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 1022 Vermont ave, n.w., with stableattached. For terms TAG Fetrect uw. inspect, apply to cumLEy bic [,OR SALE—BARGAIN—O P) ment. new 10-room serail finished —— ‘near 16th st. n.W. ; $5,800. FCO! Dene i ave., 17x87. ‘OWNE: 1536 Pierce Place, Fe SALE—AT MT. PLEASANT—VERY PRETTY hulldings- exeeilent water. wes lot ooly. 6 ei 4000. ow . lo f8-2W REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 ___FOR _SALE—LOTS Fes SALE—BARGAIN-SIX LOTS, 17 AND 1 18 front, 98 deep, to alley water and sewer. Can subdivided to advantage ; Deng herdion &c. ALLEN FE. HILL, 13 Oth st now: 121 -e06t* JOR SALE—IN 5 ‘KINGTON TW OF THE F best and cheapes adjacent to the Hlectric Kailway. PNKIGHT & STOCKED T, BJO Fst. ™ oe SAI LOT 10, | SQUARE 36, SOLA Height c cfest of e on erate. fronting south, near: rv. Hammond's costly dings ; price 40c. per foot. Va 2uh, Acres, Ridge rozd, beyond Georgetown, with new 10-1 ‘room dwelling, young fruit trees, lal t's house, stable, well of fine water, i Sly 000 peracre. One of the best sites near peor city, more than 300 feet above it, with beautiful lands, open ground, well cleared, and Aye nd tended views im several directions. Valu hance rapidly. Massachusetts avenue would mele. tt itextended in'a straight line. Wouldexchange said Lot, ora part of above place, for nine-room house 11 city. ‘Address B, P. 0. Box 220, 121 4 ite or a near ary on three streets: ‘only 8133.50. ‘et Wilk « OR SALE—OR TRADE-SIXTEEN ER- tant Whitestown, D.C. (near Unioutoway. Tot'S, bloe lock 10, Columbia Heights, Todd and Brown's ig wauare 102 ear 13th st me) lots near the ‘sail, “Hos AS MITCHELI ATA BARGAIN—TWO LOTS st,, near 10th n.w., each 25x100 to alley., I vold it, price 75c. foot. Easy terms. it INO. F. WAC #AMAN, 1003 F st. n.w. FOR SSE ORIGINAL Lor ONC sr, NEAR Aath wt, no O52170. side and reer alley; cradle ie. Lots 01 re below wrade have sold for rice for this one 30. JNO. T. WAGGAMAN, 1008 Fan ne £20-3t Beautifal building lots facing “ an te some only 80 fe Plats Pelabenined at ‘hice of for Warehouse o Manufactory ‘of any: in . WALKER, 1006 F. c A gooD ENVESTMENT—@1,1 10 PER foot. Lot o1 East Cap pisot, Oe 7 to 70 r cent SiMiDs! M808 Fst. nw LARGE CORN ER Lor ith ti pa 1¢ Houses. . 12 Lots, Champlaii aves 30x10 i Boundary and Superior sts., ready graded for buildin; terms easy. And many others in all sections of the trict, GEO. W. LINKINS. _f1s-1w Youtand Bris, nw. JOR SALE_—B. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, Joatnng feet to alley,on Pat., near 18th; fronts gouth, handsome improvements ‘side. and opposite, A. TUNSTALL, 1. Price on): 419 " fe1b-3t" DJOINING LOTS, tide, just south of Ht st Apply to A. A. 'T m 110, Helin {OR SALE—CHFAP, A BEAU’ TIFUL BUILDING Lot on Tat, yithin 100! feet of Lath f15-5t ‘Hos. |AMAN, SY OPPOSITE, KENDAL Mi,” Gth and 7th Fanging ip price, fro Shoo ty eis So coordi location, Ail lots xhallow, none deeper than 00 feet, with full intormation may THOS. J. FISHER 6 C FE" a BW. 70 of 58 feet, cheap. ined: 197, ERS ay sq. 177, at alow Kst., bet. 17th st. and N. H. ave., with small Lot on Y3th st. n.w., bet.S and T a2) feet it. lot in eg. S94, ; overlooking io eh : P00. ig ogg cor. ‘Shermans ave. and ‘Steuben’ ‘st. 150x several rood Lots in Le Droit park, at alow figure. of square No. 547, frontii ng on 444 at nw TYLER & RULE EFORD, HE FOLLOWING 1 citar toms on tae eat Nand O ate, Corner 8th and Bo: Columbia Heights Pierce Place, Spullding siten: 3 squares trom C 116-6t* >x60 excl ge A and BUR a ty of other as iikeg too nro ew” RS & 80) FOES LE—A MO MONT | RERTRABL LOT WITH Mock at Dupont Circle; fronts w pric 4,000, “Apply CHARLES HANLY, 03) Gath nw, PX SALE—CHEAP — OR LEASE 1 FOR TERM OF large lot opposite B. and O. Depo ed ‘ela EF: It SALE—CHOICE LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, ‘Md., 1 to 5 cents per foot; will build houses and Teceive inonthly payments,” J. R. HERTFOR) m* Fi. RENT—FOUR ROOM COTTAGE AT, ais: » Heights (Montello). = SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE Only ten minutes’ ride trom Washington, on B. and O. Twenty-four trains daily. Commutation round-trip fare 10 cents. A GREAT BARGAIN. PR ng pare f on egg paptry and cellar, front and trees, excellent wi ty with lot be Soxb m0 feet 39, 000 Ce neg feet). Si squares froin railroad etatio nablic ach poland Trice 83,000. Term: cash #1. 8 month, (The ground alone is worth oo mou 30. New house of eiht rooms, pantry, cellar, attic and Closets; latrobe in hall; with poreles on. all sides, and convenient back buildings: stable Tot 100x200 feet: twelve iminutes’ walk from station; brick and lank walk all the way. Price $2,900. Terms: 8800 cash Dalance $30 per mouth. ALso, Building lots; 50x200 feet (10,000 square feet). jc ‘Ferme: #50 cash sud $10 nouthly. A PP SEARD P. EVANS, Attorney at Law, 70 La. ave., op) ty coin By Friday, the 22d instant, FOE SME HOUSE AND LOT IX HAMILTON, Seated eee wees: peed eerste stable, frulte, For particulars address, C© GOMES 12.3 NTED—TO PURCHASE, COUNTRY _ PLACE, Wasnt Dose: frult water; Dinwaneg of city by rail: Metropolitan, a Bravel pretarred. aoe aa tar oillce. This offer for 30 SALE—AT $12,000 THE IFUL RESI- etactenpet ergo FORE a 7 2g0e THE BEAUTIFUL, Heat in natural wood: handsome wood juantels: open tire- SAFE, INVESTMENT SCOTTISH ae ‘MA- | places: lang rooms, ak sonic Bonds—A limited number of these bonds | {1 press ¥. ave. Spee aa secured | JOR SALE- rust. semi: anim bbe sold in guantitions ith modern im- its; lot feet out, comtainine 268 square D sts. nw. best bn thease sq EEss SHOOTING GALLERY, WITH LARG- ‘THOS. J. Fie £,CO.. it ange in thecity; 523 rE K5T., FACING FRAN PAR nel clegant residence, contai sana roche and 4 re aa ee Seeel sie bed ncaa | vo Perret Pye RAMSAY has cut sin sori ‘Lot 50 feet by 147, to 3 foot povedalley.. og @ | 7 Repose ys EES Sas 1324 F st. nw. 222é Fat. a » ort 87, NORTH OF “SCOTT CIRCLE” KLAHOMA GUIDE-BOOK AND MAP, CONTAIN- Cay Orne tal taformation tory, Rok ae = cca tfermati ore Fae cae = le Tk RR Bier | por 52. Re SE < RRY AT R SALE—7 N.W. Le aie MN STOSE QUARRY AT Ena Sieter ait Pat a UTH ON fm mye 4 i THE BEST TRUCK ee ‘on Giesbo new house, stable bes ~~ se pou heceo on ‘premises ; 1317 Sth at. n. Ferns peewee bara aE Aega oe ‘OF {nuda “THOMAS A’ MIRCHELT. 034 ROR, EXCHANGE VIRGINIA, | ens MIS- erty aa in'Washington citys MAS A Mi F; In ae oF oka saree ‘ARM OF ity nearest Fat. ec ies day, 81 to roy ‘coats bat Pat aaa aperid ‘snd is pottect order: SreicEn & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F. BR RENT — 809 N N. oage re oe Supgte is Wek Sas a F 8T., BRENT — Ole TTH ST, SW. DERN Bes annette! a Dovare Gree NT—HOUSE 1003 NEW bY AVE. Hiery cheap. Apply to STRASDURGEN & eee SON, 1113 Fst. new. rather ity are oUF, vertd eametns oe Bargains in seco baw hae w. gy area ry. 3 s Tuning, Packing and Shipping. OR Sale ie quPORTED | MARTZ } Stores 1139 Tih st fae rie ae of St. Jonephi BRENT — HOUSES— 1226 aeniza tel smod. inn ly MOUNTAIN CA- 50, at the Bird jo" Iassachusetis ave. 8. HARTBRECHT. ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— Cor. on Conn, ave. je tor nee or busines €iia.33 [,OR FEST HANDSOME NEW HOUSE; 7 ROOMS ail modern conveniences; orth; HARDING WATERS, 006 14 STORI 9 1722 14th st.etr.&dwe.65 95 1634 ce 40 EDNESDAY EVENING AT OR RETURN ing from National Theater, throug! square, small Diamond Earring, shape seebtenes arded by returning it to as g, REXT-FORNISHED-AANDSOMELY SS house in faabiongble, locality, floor, 40 10 Pet tron Mar. be STABLE: NTLEMAN'S SCARFPIN 2 pi bed tod eng st. n.w., or W! nw. . to call ee ES, which comprise some of Last reuce ARY | had ou collar and «mall nickel Jock : auawers to nain _ Reward by returning to HE! ak SR a ha sets ea EL bay HILL & JORNSTOS, Geo, Shaw, and Chas, ''H. Fletcher; treasurer, Philip D. Laird; exe tive committee “ick, ge double bricks aa an ments for offices, Ke. Stables cor. z G. C. PAYNE & 0O., G13 1th atreet. T COLORED FAMILY, 2 stories, Broom, water, Rent 5.” B. ‘O8T—ON aus iat i Iss, ear-ing, A snitable reward will be to 1219 G street nw. OST—ON rae RSDAY NOON, A LON! Iver clasp, with ‘water lil ustrial school to carri A the amr if brought to above number. Los EITHER IN FST. © ‘AR OR AT CORXER of th and F sts. b red on black ony x stone. Pintier” will be ne by leaving at 50 Bst. n. re $ STORIES, 9 ROOMS, .. 3 stories, 9 rooms, mi. i agricultural society of Mon! Fe, RENT— Hal <DSOME NEW BAY-WINDO’ 0) nd bath. all conveniences re ann st. Tw. esitable. neiglibo 845 ‘per mo. Inquire WO ING. owner, 416 Sth st. n. Fe. RENT_BY R. Insurance Broker, 1 ther collar with tag No. members of said soc Reward will be paid on return to cifled that a copy of these resolutions be sented to the Commissioners of the District by hey ie b = eI cov E AND STORAG PERFMPTOME BALE, 408" BUSIN AGONS, ONE BUGGY ANDUCUP-stAT CAR Bay at PP an foe ‘THIRD, — T shall s tell ‘eatowe Rk. without reserve fit * "THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY, FEBRU. ARY EWS NTY THIRD, y = eh S Cs3 On SATERD AY SRO, A= tended hops of the season was given during this week m the large stone b John Byrd, near Dawsonvill Coh SIT Ny aves oe French; seta Pier Mirrors, Very Large and Valuable nee, and Ollographs, Mirrors in jes, Silk Plush aan Ww ine Blankets and 3 rds, Very Handsome Silver Center Bowls Heaneala Furniture of 20 Upholstered Cots, Carpets, Cooking and Heating Stoves, & FFI 941 F st. 2d floor, 5 front 719 11th hat, 2 rs., heated by steam. $80 1110 F st, 41 x bented by steam terra cotta satin; Lucy mye, Manasses, V 008 14TH ST. N. W. SATORY bay: inlow belo Ky 11 rooms and cellar: The contents of a grocery store, Goods of every description, four ‘Tanks, Syrup Caus, Kefrigérators, Counters, &. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, msisting of Canned ounter Scales, Oil ;c Byrd, blue JOR RENT—408 VA. AVES. silk; Clara Byrd, light blu: brick bi ter, ae. and ais aS aa ouse ; water, KBs, AL at 5 per mont! WALKER & WALK DA’ Real Estate and akties Broker, OF 12 ROOMS TO RENT 1115 F st. ai.w. 4M: 845) i! Srtgie Boa. ‘38.50 | HLL. RUST, i008 F st. PERPMPTORY SALE OF § oak; Annio Det X VALUABLE STABI w.. TWE ‘ompletely furnished, by season Also. those two ‘and basement bricks, 19 roo oS ni aes "& CO., 1407 F TWENTY-SIXTH, Se hOtR Clock Ea sll in front of the premises to the bighest bidder, all o 46, 47, 48, 49 and 50, in | Frani sub lots numbered. 205 104 GEO. W. LINKINS, ___1$thand H sts. new. ‘ash. Couyeyancing at cost of purchaser. A depouit of 8100 will te required st tind of sal ply with above terms within ten days le. the property will be resold st risk Sod cost of (letaltiny purctase WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, eres Auc failure to com FURNISHED pousE story brick and stone, irs. secbnien ‘and stone. Sra. rear... 3404 Stoughton at ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tue Evexina Stan. Ky rrHIAs.—The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias for the state of Virginia, now meeting here, will close its third annual About forty past chancellors have received their rank during this session of The reports of the officers | | show that the order is flourishing in the Old Dominion. The entire membership of the or- der in the state is over, three thousand. about ! one hundred and fifty havi |ing the year. Since the grand lodge, |i Clifton Forge, | was captured at his hon De Ke bet Vth aad 18th VF ee hear, 14th FITCH, FOX & session to-day. been added dur- 625 F st. n.w., 3rs. on 3d floor. = on ah foo on. 3th floor Bor Getalls, large carriage or 6 stalis, large ea . Seanman' ‘sroom, &., corner of alley and es have been established at Sharlotte C. H., Dunsvill Lexington, Loudon Bridge, Prin- nd at South Boston. one handred and thirty-one In n rear of 1301 K st. cess Anne count} are’ in this ci | Knights of Pytbias, of which members of Mechanics’ lodge, an: Oriental lodge. The grand lodge last evening are — following ofc ers: H. E. Chase, ees Ri NT, reaver S058 Tt D. W. fur, Xi,¥ 1307 F stem a ae ee BGs. Me 1é4r. 5 M w rT. i bhgow, G.P.; ri L. Courtney, G. M. of E.; J. C, Telle, G. K. of B.; 8. I. Diggs. 1. G J. H. Alexander, 8. R. The new vice chief is the popular Alexandrian, Mr. A. J. Cox, now e collectors of taxes, e Boarp or Trape.—The completed organiza- tion of the board of trade mentioned in Tur Stak. The work of co-op- eration with Washington organi ters relating to the navigation of the Potomac i i The committee on commerce and coastwise navigation—Messrs, Wm. A. . C. W. Ridley, J. 5. Jamieson, P. B. Hooe and Herbert Bryant—and the committee Potomac river—Mesers, Nob! Charles King, J. G. Beckham, E. 8. Leadbeates: and J. R. Zimmerman—will have charge of this work, An effort will be made to secure a perfect system of lights on the river, the deepening of the Kettle bottom 6S Tab Wise ate. Be, 2.60 1210 36th st, 0: w.. 131 17.10th at: n.w.s6r. already been iz ee OVME GOD izations in mat- SE EF Btore and dwn 170° «va, 00 ats oom 108 f RIDING AND parva | and vers stroma; pounds. Apply. at ‘CLOPEDIA BR BRITA ANNICA: 9TH te ntle, branch of the boar ices 8180: we reign about 1030 aa OR SALE-ENCY lition complete; price, 86 at $5 per month: also'l set of Appleton's American in sheep at @26., Address B.L., Star office, JOR SALE—CHEAP—A BAY at once 66 L st Store and vecilar 14th cps shove sian m= | Rooks, For full is Covxty Roaps.—The Alexandria county im- provement company. which was organized a few evenings ago, will devote its energies spe- cially to the work of promotii ment of the county roads, citizens of the county,representing all sections, are now arranging its plan of action, and will in a few days report the names of gentlemen to directors. The outlook nw Cellar 1543 M —s s ti eS . “ * MARE: FINE TRA’ mcs for bulletin Fat > hoger Saas HOUS: ifteen leading th, latrobe, rans: fae ark: rent #oe. papered through ‘Ly-MATGHED. ace 8 years old full brothers. 1 high, sound aod fea ; good nel o apply 1106 Magrath & enone compose the board of for county improvement is now very bright. Nores.—Large numbers of the members of here visit Washington that one of the reasons ven in state assemblies, conventions, &c., here is that Washington is so near. ——The funeral of the late John Tucker took ¥. Mr. Tucker had been in the iness here for nearly half a century, and few men were better known on the southern edge of the city.——Rev. R. F. Bishop, of Trinity church, has returned to his pastorate here, pointed to the Alexandria sta- ‘sarong at the Roanoke M. E, Lee Hill, the son of Mr. , tax collector, whose last illness has been mentioned in ‘Par: Stan, died yester- day at the home of his father, on South Lee street, His funeral will take A BRIG Ka OU SE Let 89.90 per nohthe WHICH Sivek the Pythian grand lod “$0, PERM each day, and it is sai ven-Tooml, ar mintor Be fon tin } rithiit one square. Avely at MORTON'S Paint si ted only two vrner I4th and S: ae nw, 2-1 ENTLY means 12. nt ‘- highly soiled. z rest ‘ABLE, ‘THERFORD,- 30 1126 Vermont Court, Opposite Portland Flat RGL 1A, Bare STYLISH " rick Done HARKAWAY mea dacdl Sat Ses sae at, y URE ndaoinr blooded 0 per mouth. GUKL — ba: i ‘Cali at a sd and Boundary n.w, ik SALE—A HANDSOME FRENCH BROUGHA. PoWeaus condition; also, Victoria, London make NEV'S Stables, L, between 16%B fod‘tzth a | having been rea | tion by Bishop John T. Hill, R RENT—1428 MASSACHUSETTS | W Fine new brick and stone front residence, vooatain: yd bath, cabinet mantdls, venience. Finely fnisijed tl ia strictly private plucesand every c Will rent ot 8 low, 'D)—911 9TH * < eS Om ALE a othe a ine Extension Tables, Jy eS x 3 41 _ | Bowtie ae Front Wardrobe, Fine wine hand mas TH ST. 8. W., ONE 3-sToRy | 2OOkcese: rooms, all mod. fupa,, one square yng printing and engraving department. sg lvqnia avcnue s. ¢.. one foursroom fnt nt # per thon fel4-8t K SALE—CREAP—A G 2 taed only a short time; R SALE—TWO FE entle and Kind. we freer ‘Teas Gta Fee cate = See WERIVED, TWENTY, IVE nod Work Buses eeet OR SALE_ONE GOOD PHAETON. 1 937 N at, before 1 Smaateripm ———— “pu arse at nsgutrally located. on an, venue, ber annum; ae FL ia ni OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS. Annual Meeting of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society. MATTERS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS CONSIDERED— A PROTEST TO THE COMMISSIONERS —A FARMERS’ INSTITUTE—A FASHIONARLE HOP—CAPTUBE O8 TRE JAIL BREAKERS. Correspondence of Tur EVENnNe STun. Rockviiie, Feb, 20, 1889, The annual meeting of the Agricultural «> ciety of this county was Leld here to-day at the town hall and was well wttended. The trea» urer of the society made his annual report, showing a balance in the treasury of $198, and of this amount he was ordered by resolution 10 apply $100 to the reduction of the prinwipal of the debt of the society due the savings instita- tion of Sandy Spring and to deposit €50 in sai institution to the credit of the society. Mr. P. D. Laird stated that in response to a resolution passed at the last annual meeting a bill had been passea by the last legislature by which one farmer from each congressional district of the state had been added to the management of the Marvland agricultural college. The secretary read a communi ation from Major Xperiment station, Alvord, of the Maryland suggesting the formation of a farmers’ institute in this .county, and on motion Messrs, Laird, Fletcher, and R. B. Farquhar were appo committee to communicate with Major Al | on the subject and details and appoint a ti for the meeting. The following officers were elected for the ensuing t Je " Burford, of the District of Columbia; Jas. ted a nm McDonald; vic: President, Capt, sidents, Wim, Y Boyd, Wm. J. Thom . W. EB. Muneaster, . Brooke; secretary, A. Messrs, H. H. Miller, J. H. C, Hutton, C. NX. Trandle, and Saml Bagle Stemmetz. Mr. H. H, Miller presente were unanimonsly adopt resolutions which i, stating “that the mery county earnestly protested against the use of the mid- dle of the road-bed on the -street road for the purpose of loving the tracks for the pre posed railroad from the Boundary to Bright- wood, it by ing the unanimous opinion of the y that the doing so will prevent the farmers of our county from con- veniently and safely using that highway to reach the markets of Washington.” It was de- Hon. W. Viere Bouic in person. Although no definite action was taken by thi meeting on the subject, it is understood that a majority of the board of management are in favor of holding both a spring and tall-exhibi- tion, and that in a short time a meeting will be held to make arrangements for the «j One of the most fashion: ilding of Mr The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion. and the handsome toilets of the many ladies present elicited admiration. Among those pr Misses Fannie Dawson nt were Missonri, vo k silk; »; Mamie Boteler er, Frederick, brown Entel lia Perry, Knowles, white cloth: Bessie Olin, Baltimore, red cashmere; Mary lark blue surah; tan-colore dcloth Estelie Alinutt, black silk, velvet sash; Olive We black loth; Aunie Byrd, brown cashn ; Bettie Byrd. dark blue cloth; V. granite xilk: Maggie Darby, dark green cloth; Lucy ‘anetta cloth; Dora Hall, black pale blue silk; Mamie » cream-colored cloth, entlemen present were Messrs, Milton Darby Thos. Dawson, Fre . Alluutt, David Dawson, Thos, and Edward Darby, pajenin Shreeve, Lawrence and Nathan Alinutt, Jose ad Vernon Dyson, Samuel Byrd, Nor. man Wootton, Albert and Lewis Allnutt, Thos, D. Harry, Robert Darby, Nathan Gott, Harry Williams, Elijah White and B. D. Waters, of Spencerville. At 12 o'clock a sumptuous supper was partaken of and the festivities were con- tinued until early hours this morning. Gorham, Sudath, and Watkins, three of the four prisoners who escaped from the jail bere ou Monday night last, were recaptared to-day aud returned to their old quarters, Watkins near Browningville, quietly sitting by the fire smoking his = Pipe. ‘Lhe other two were captured new station, Bonnell, charged with horse ooo ag is still at large, and is supposed « have ma | his way to Virginia, Mr. Isaac O. Rabbitt, a well-known citizen of this district, near Beane post-office, was yee | terday, about noon, stricken with ‘paralysis, and now lies in a critical condition, being um- able to articulate. me A Wife’s Petition for Divorce. SHE CHARGES HER HUSBAND WITH BIGAMT. Mary Thomas Butts to-day, by Mr. Campbell Carrington, filed a petition for a divorce from W. H. Butts, and the resumption of her maiden name of Anderson. She states that she has resided here for the past seventeen years; that defendant is a non-resident, his former home being in St. Joseph, Mo., and now she believes he is in New York city. She states that they were married June 28 last by Rev. C. 0, Ce of the M. E. church, and avers that defendant, unknown to her, had then a wife living, to whom he was married August 7, 1884, in Mont- gomery county, Ili., and her name was Rosie Kessenger. She avers that he failed to support her, and when she. a month after the marriage, ascertained that he had a wife living she charged him with it and threatened him with arrest, he acknowledged his guilt, ran away, and by representing himself as an unmarried man was permitted to join the United States army. She states that she had known him but a month previous to the marriage: that he “cruelly deceived her, and that this task was an easy one, as she was but a girl sixteen years of age.” a Trouble in the Palmer Family DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES VENTILATED IN TER POLICE COURT. Eighteen months ago Mr. John W. Palmer, a clerk in the War department, married a widow. Both had grown children. They have had trouble from time to time, and three months ago one of their difficulties was settled in the Police Court. To-day the husband and wife appeared there again, and Judge Miller had to perform the painiul duty of listening to the story of their domestic troubles. Mr. was charged with assaulting his wife. He nied the charge and claimed that it should have been reversed. Both Mr. and Mrs. Palmer ad- mitted that the presence of her daughter in the house was the cause of all their trouble. € Sunday night. Feb. 3, Mrs. Palmer told the court, she went to church with ber daughter, When she returned home, sbe says, she found Len Mr. Palmer had taken down her daughter's bed and locked it "p ‘He was im his room coon would not let She “a stepladder and broke in the trensemn, T she claims, that he struck her with the tran: som. Mr. Palmer —— that when his wife broke in the transom she threatened to crawl through over the door, when he held up the transom to keep her out. Hecharged that she porches te ae at him and | ges Sit eet hes a