Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1889, Page 3

- e * FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1889 FOR SALE--HOUSES. JOR SALE—A GOOD BUSTNESS CORNER, 11TH and C sts ; contain- ine 10 rgoms 2 st; only 84,000: 70. per years atS percent. A orner 21th amd € sts, it? JOR SALE —12 PEK CENT INVESTMENT—TWO- story Brick: f 1 sewerage; on Best. se. noar the fing to good tenant, in advance. 0. M. thst. nw. aplo2e | + 1.1. OF. 5 ra, DD, dx Tees ‘oe A, 8 i 16,000 | m. Het nw bb 1 Hi st ne, 250 837 to 84 2a sts, th. 4r 2,400 nd stsw., fb. ; 13 Myrtle st. ne, bb, 7r, ™ - 2,800 bd st. se, fh, + 350) rs 8 408 List. se., bb, Sr.500 tion ef the property on my Fat office for bulletin issued om h., Sr. Pn my isoniy coks. For the Ist and 15th, ; 2 i HOPKINS & SO F Seables-co viet Oth and ‘Rhede Inland avenue, first-class horses; a first-class cross-country horse, has been ridden to hounds for two years; splendid Jumper. and isa number one driver. The mare is a cor road animal; is quite fast. The gray horse, 16% FORS Fs lar, furnace, &e. . 1821 Q st. n.w. furnac ALE—HOUSES. 5 Tst.n.w., new, 8 rooms, bath, cel- = COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Fee RENT—TEN-ACRE COUNTRY PLACE, ‘S-room house, . front yond Beght .W Befistewart Sterli pphb-6t SALE—FOR THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ling and other makes of E. F. DROOP'’S, 925 Pennsylvania ave. Es SALE—NEW BED ROOM FURNITURE @20; $29; used one month; aeeh PE line. = to p6-1m x. — oa ae - R SALE—A HANDSOME AND SUPERB TONE SALE —COMMODIOUS BRICK HOUSE ON | F'steinway Square Piano: cost 8630; can be bought house in read, lot S54106, in Ianto? alloys, Appts | REase ae STi by eS Eee Cae Gen he Ree Le muse in rear, lot 25: ots Sapte ar at THE PLANO. Ms spd-tm BEALL. BROWS & COstadr F at.” | “Aaya, THE FIANO EXCHA Piano House. POR SALE-THAT FINE HOUSE 1426 K ST. | POOR SALE—STAR BICYCLE: 51-INCH; PERFECT F2*. 3b fet front, 3 rooupe doog beautifully bait cunsing onder. Orner pong weet 840, tskee ie in perfect order, containing about 18 rooms, with chan’ | Call or Room 4, 600 7th st.n.w. aplg-2t* ‘and meapactad Call or m Srivilege to inspect SALE—A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO, ———- PRALY Brows & co. ‘Dut slightly used; owner must sell; only 8230 mh27-2m Te ; ® rare chance for a highly choice instrument. Be _ SALE—A foot alley. For 1-im* h faintng 10 rooms, 1ot 1ST10 ton 1d: jouse, contain! Tooms, ‘For particulars apply at 41 BRICK 9th st. s.w. Can be seen after 10 a.m. ap19-3t at 913 Pa.ave ing Piano House. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, The Leadi mR OR SALE—DESIRABLE PROPERTY F street nw. northwest section, corner lot, 50x) 00. with 232100 feet parking, and elegant modern own tn ‘OK SALE—THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 1022 Vermont ave, D.w., with stableattached. For terms JyFmission to inspect, apply to GUBLEY BROS, ‘dwelling. Apply to wemn® apbrim Bi7'T R IN THE | yah JO! erty on F st. between Bons: to Dew. brick ood local stocks. mbh20-im YR SALE — ELEGANT TEN-ROOM BRICK all modern ‘improvements, large verandah, location, s.w. cor 2d and venient to U. 8. ‘Capitol, City Hall and Pension Of- particulars inquire of S. C. MILLS, house, splendid | fice. For La. ave. nw. ALE OR EXCHANGE—BUSINESS PROP- 6th and 7th sts. n.w. in West Washington ; Saar eet THOMAS A. MITCHELL, ining 2454x106. ‘Also K; 11 rooms, 407% Ist st. building n.w., near suitable for a select school, societ) ‘Will sell for cash or Fine 13 Fe ‘ave. sts, n.w.; con” 617 assortn nds, siands wi at hitching, and isin every a mst denirabie horse, gentle and kind. “splO2e )R SALE-NORTHEAST CORNER OF 9TH AND ory brick; 12 rooms. This house rin the most substantial man- ¢, aud no expense spared in making i tand convenience. ‘The interior pe seen in order to appreciate the he low figure at which it is now offered. uspect will be furnished at our office. Price BH. WAKNER & CO, roperty a rmnit t Fi 916 F st. hw. JOR SALE— Fw for sale the handsome residence No. 3 Dupor Je n.w., green stone front. The house i twenty-seven ¢ eet wide and contains thirteen (13) rooms, exclusive of closets and bathrooms, and is in Complete order. There are few houses more attrac- tive, both inside and ont, and also in respect of loca- tion. Price, 831,000. Fern ~4 hala application to us FITCH, FOX & BROW) aply-3t 1437 Pennsylvania ave. n.W._ 907 U ST., $4,000; $106 Verm ‘a store, also stable 91:35 V Owner 905 U st., apt. 000 WILL BUY 10- bric t 20x10, excellent neighborhood ieethre = J.T. DYER, apl 1504 F st. ABLE COR. in Mary~ 310 St yor rm i land or Vire [ Paul st.. Baltimore, Md. OR SALE—6-R. B. 6-r. b., Wallach P i 3 N.F., MO, PAYM'T: near 14th, rent 830. rner of 20th st. 5 ms; very desirable 600, easy terms. EO." F. GRAHAM, PLs-3t JOR SALE— SPLENDID TF ome; S-room brick on K alley. 4 rooms deep; im WHITAKER, 130749 F st stable; fru: is Hefhts, 6-room cottage, lot 50x150 few steps from street cars: #4.000. ‘GEO. F. GRAHAM, 1503 Pa. KAME HOUSE, 3 STORI and bath; Capitol Hill 2 A. J. WHITARER, 120736 F st. ACH, FOUR NEW k Houses, Pa. av ey ; @ very cozy home, or D-STONE, 806 F st. n. apLs-3t sT., BET. ‘rooms, A SPLENDID HOM. 15th, twelve ab tries, 0. DAVID D. STONE, ALE h and Fe, 5) and basement. ALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A NEW TWO- €-room and bath, large bay- very swell; made bs Que Dog Cart with top, hung on Lee springs: quite & Bevelty tn this country ; built by Windover. lon. 1° ers and serviceable; Philadelphia make: pearing ‘ANDREW ‘mer carri are correct and exclusive. irs! class work are very little higher, if any, than what you pay for inferior work elsewhere. purchasing we would be pleased to show you the best SALE—SMALL LIVE RABBITS FOR CHII- dren’s Easter presents. SCHMID’S BIRD STORE, 2th st. n.w. plo. SALE-THE FOLLOWING SECOND-HAND ‘ote two-wheelers in perfect order: fine Whitechapel for two or four passengers; Thorn, of London, Cart for two'or four passen) nice ap- J. JOYCE, ‘412 to 416 14th street. about one mile FOX, 920 F st. FOR, SALEGNEAR BOWIE, MD. DWELLING plied with fruit: also, small mil; "mill apd dwelling supplied with pure water. For ‘particulars inquire Du, HALE, P. 0. Department, fA tin ty Sa RESIDENCE NEAR Ys station, 14 rooms, lanre grounds. Apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, _ apl9-st 1907 Pa. ave. L on Metropolitan Branch. High and healthy. Beautiful views. A few choice pieces of property are offered for sale. Di apl9-3t* NDEN, MONTGOMERY OO. ; NINE MILES OUT Small lots from 2c. per foot up. ‘One elegant building si .000 feet at Sc. Larger tracts from $200 per acre up. Apply to JOHN F. PARET, 1225 Pa, ave. acres at Piscataway, FGrCoo Ma “cone 812.000. way, PG. Co., y 000. SAMUEL BEALMEAR, 310 St. Paul st, Baltimore, ma 19-: ‘OR SALE. ERAL FARMS, IMPROVED, BOR- dering on Potomac river, in both Maryland and Vir- #inia, containing from 50 to 500 acres; steamers ing every day to and from Washington: freights cheap. Suitable for farming, cattle-raising, or ‘sporting pur- poses. Plenty of fish and wild ducks. “Don't go to klahoma whien you can buy this property from $3 to parte nts: a3 §.c0, Room 2, First Floor, Sun Building, _apls-3t 1317 F street n. w. 'SALE-SECOND-HAND LANDAULET IN rfect order, owner has no further use for it, and + ill sell at the low price of #450, original cost y hail: club house, of 31.200: also, second hand | hvsician's bagey almost as ote, darmn, western! junds, of | £000 88 Dew, cost 890, will sel for $225. Fst..Room4, | _8P10-1w ___ SES Wo SES AER. Dw. ‘OR SALE—OUR STOCK OF SP! St is full and complete. We show s Our prices for If you contemplate ment Of carriages in the cit ANDREW J. JOYCE, 412 to 416 14th street, window, pressed brick front house, 1708 ith st. n. w., | > X FIRST-CLASS TMPROVED ee eee ee ae nome fare prosf sale; tne, round coruers sud inside bolt Tabi a megpectars PRG C RESETS SD: | cock berentonlfe soon cna tue, "Ali ee x 67, Star office. OR SALE—THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY CAN = aT aes m cl : R SALE—A BEAUTIF! ROSE: OD PIANO 4-3-5 Ho eee ju nice order and fine tone: just the piano for » h, bet. P aud Q n-y., lot 158x100 ft, 8 beginner, or one more advanced, only 3 pay> testy Meridian Hill, lot 901150, 14 ¥ ments, #10 cash, and 85 per month. Call and see it. h, bet. W and Boundary, lot 15x75, 6 THE PIANO EXCHANGE 913 PENN, AVE., ih, bet. Rand § sts.. new, 10 r's: 88, 00% apl9-3t he leading Piano House. 7 ap et a JOR Bi IN HYATTSVILLE, 8-ROOM HOUSE, year; 9 per cent investment ; 814,500. ‘by May 1. T.K, BROOKS, 314 7th st. 1, w. Always get my list before purchasing, | pip. apll- LL, cor. 8th anc = = a Spey = -HAN FOE SALE-AT MT. PLEASANT, SEVERAL VERY eter Spriug Busey, Apply to JAMES FRIST. AOL A’ handsome residences aud stuallér cottages, beau | 14th st... Roe lote , wit! mands, trees, shribbery, ya ee rae = Kez. pavements, was, Se", alto, well jocated butlaing | FJOR SALE—A BUGGY, HARNESS AND BAY lots’ at same place ‘and on Columbia Heights at fair | MY horse; 880. Cau be seen 1821 K st. n.w. ap18-3° REDPORD W WALKER, FOde te a Anguire of | WOR SALE-REGISTERED JERSEY BULL, No. FR ‘SALE—OR LEASE FOR A TF 7 ner of 17th and O sts. ghusetts ave.: Just completed. This house, wae built for Judge Hoaéa B. Moulton, and contains 27 rooms, carriage-house, and stable for horse: ern conveniences. This is a most property ; terms easy. mh23- ap19-3t JOR SALE—THAT BEAUTIFUL CORNER AT I of Boundary, Juniper and Maple av Call and see tersectiot LeDroit Park. nue subdivision into 10'short lots. JOH Fst. F Sherman av mond; cheap at 2c. GEO. F. ave. JOR S able offer will be Unimproved Propert 18-30 BUSHNE! For it Pv apl8-3t JOR SAL ley, Streets! FT apl F H ts. JOR SALE—CORNER L¢ LW. sed, hat magnificent residence on the southeast cor- almost THOS. G. HENSEY 130 Island avenue, near Iowa Circle, only F008, J. T. DYER, ALE—IF SOLD THIS WEEK, NO REASON. for 18, sifuate northwestern section. & CARUSI, 1008 F st.: ALES A GREAT “BARGAIN IN U al Lstate y ae Mate“ BUSHNELL & CARUST, "1008 F st. tow. NE STABLE LOT IN LARGE AL- sytare 110, between Hand S, 19th and 20th feet front by 70 feet i per square toot, BEALL, BROWN & CO., 1321 F ‘OR SALE—2 BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON % OF YEA fronting Massa- and has all mod- fesirable piece of | ud. no on my farm, on District line, Bladensbu low. "WM. K, BOYLE. fe + age thi 3 . Chang. To be seen age three years: name, Chang. To be seen _apls-2t* SALE—HORSE, DARK BAY. WITH LONG ‘OR Plowing mane ond tails bral is Vicginss an coe lent saddle mare, ited; will drive well; is geutle Teafraid of anything; cheap, iat once. Box 10, Star oftice. apld-it* & CO., R SALE—GRAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD Fst.nw. kind and gentle in harness and a fine saddle mar - perfectly sound; can be seen at FADELEY’S Stable, on Sth st. For further particulars inquire of Ik F. GUY, 1005 Pa. ave. apls-3t LOT, ON Wagons 1304 F “square feet of ps NIM- OR ginia. to beseen at JOHN Stable, 311 12th st. ‘one? Standard and the be Horses from Kentucky and Fe, SALE — VICTORIAS, EXTENSION-TOPS, Ladies’ and Doctors’ Phaetons, Side-Bars, Surreys, ietts, Buckboards, Furniture Wagons, Daytons, ‘Top and No-top Wagons; also a number of second: hand Carriages; all work branches, inch, 416 51 ranted; repairiny. in all ‘M: WALTERS’ SONS, 14th and D sts. st. 18-2W* an of proposed | Ee 0. JOHNSON, | FYOR SALE—A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD NF: apl Square Grand Piano, but little used, and will be warranted ; full and rich tone; cost 0; owner - ‘a VIDE LLY 5 410 per mo.: oF ae 3 agreat snap S handsome ew BALAN, oe ae” | Cover and stool included. We have several beautiful Uprights Just come in to be sold. either for monthly payments or cash; they are 5 eat summer bi HE PIANO EXCHA Pa. ave,, the Leading Piano House. county, Va., thirty head of hors« ses; four head of mules; one bay saddle horse, seer Sale and Exchange SALE—CYCLOPEDIAS; DON inches deep ments. For full particulars, specimen pages, etc dress P.O. Box 300, city. w1S-tomiy 1 OR SALE-JUST ARRIV! HEAD OF 0 head from Vir- Among them are some fine driving, saddle sore = and coach horses, .W. YATES, H'Slouse on East Capitol ste twowtories andtess: | ©PLS-3t ___ _apl7-lwo GIR G wt nw. juent, two ‘bay windows, wide parking. DAVID D. | JQOK SALE—LOTS— JOR SALE—A STEAM CANAL BOAT OF ABOUT STONE. S06 Fst. nw aptsat_ | AY Square 1001, bounded by Ga, ave, and Fe hates barney tn wood onder.” Apply to 8. Mf 3 = > FT pOk 5 — 7th sts. s.1 3 iN ne LZ ith st., IE XGU ARE LOOKING FOR A |” 3d, bet, Hand I sts, ne, lots 13x110 and 163x110; a meas ee A 4 Lot for n horse or an investment. do not | per foot ig cts, A AAT ECAR aE fail to get une ot my new bulle acts aia 5th ste., Mt. e—AN STEIN is DAVID D. 51 a sae ‘30 by. “Tour igs. pi gn Feieasy cost 8 Sb: can now be bought for #2. eS d sidewalk, sewer, was. per foot 40 cts. a: AtG.'L. WILD & BRO! —HOUSES. a on at ae of Ath st. n.w., bet. Qand BR 2) ____ 709 7th st. new. 55 orig SE story ach 19.6%88.436; per foot 7 cts. OK SALE—STYLISH 7-YEAR-OLD BAY HORS! r te 90. th st. nw. be ahd Tse, part of lot 8, square sound and gentle: lady ean drive inn or will ry and basement South side ‘st. Dw... bet 2d and 234 sts. n.w., foe for one more spirited. Address O' i, Star story story 7 room frame, lot a . 6 rooms, cellar and ste . North side of I bet. 12th a: n.w., central Joeation, near Franklin sq park, Sstory brick, 9 oom aud cellar, #6, 730 14th bet. 5 and T ste. nw. story and basement Isxt 100. 0 brick with 12 | 1 modern impreve- th st. n.w., brick house, 11 rooms and see x120. This isa good businesss property, | ‘M bet. 18th and 19th sts. n.w., lot 70x110, 2 brick and 1 frame house stand on this’ ground; price, per ist sts. nm. w.. delightful location ark, 16 room brick with all con 6,500. ADDISON & LAKCOMBE. LOR SALE—HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND BATH; Wallach st. p.w., renting for # 000. ADDISUN & LARCOMBE, 1304 F st. JOR SALF-10 PE. A_ RESPECTABLE :COLORED 17; hb. E balance on time. Paw. apl8-6t- PAYMENTS, $50 CASH, ‘&.on Wylie st. n. ORMSIEDT & apls-6t LEASANT. VERY, NEAT REDFORD W. W: 1006 < JOR SALF—AT A BARGAIN—A COSY SIX-KOOM. | press-brick Kesidence; all modern improvements: | it good condition : on Bst,opposite Agricultural park: | OK SALE-ON E and $20 per mon Jot 13 #t front. ASY ih, 5: JOR 5: cottage, 6 rooms ap1s-6t Belt Line cars the nted to & permanent Tenant $24 p nee 33,000. ply of Owner, 1 5 o'clock.apl BET. 12TH and riect repair $1 Get COMFORTABLE BRICK ith front: 5 st., between 14th £100; easy terms: price VID D STONE, 8U6 F SALE—BRICK HOUSE, ON H ST. Now TY convenient to Government Printing Office: 8 18 feet front days at $4,250. DAVID D. STONE, 800 Fst TO BE REMOVED-GooD FRAME | se, on S st., near 1Vth st.nw. Appl: ‘CHAS. EARLY, 603 Lith st, now. 3OK SALE—A FINE NEW HOUSE, NEAR DU. pont Circle, $10,290. GEO. W. LINKINS 19th sad H sts. nw. apl?-x PER CENT INVE! Bt uses on K st. s.w.: rented & 00. AS. CAYWOUD, : ‘933 9th st. 13TH AND W five room frame houses: sleo ots. large or small to suit. ly at Lod Esat Cap. 3t SALE aple W BRIC A VERY DESIKABLE taining 10 rooms and bath ; located on | best improved portion of Southwest | terms vers easy. Apply to FRANCIS | OL F st. uw. aplé-at_ | } ROOM BRIC! st JOK SALE— FOUR NEW SIX-KOOM BRICK bousés,with ranse, Iatrobe, bath, oi sitect cars. northwest section; edeh $2,800, Termin Very easy. Get our bullet pee 4. W. P. MYERS & SON, 1420 N.¥ ave. Qu SALE-AMONG THE MANY FINE REST Eigencs np otter tor sale are the following Rat, bet. band 16th bet. Laud U ste # larion st., 7 roms, cellar, ail mod. sow. P. wy EHS 4 ¥ soy, mh18-Sw* N.Y. ave. Brick, 9r.m. &, 10r., m.; K. 9r., tut, a Sth ae * B. WILSON, late of Walker & Wilson, R yeudence of the late ex-Senator Yulee, of | ida. Tite house was built by the former owner | ‘With grest dare, aud the result is that it is one of the ost Comdortabie homes in Weahinevn., The present Owners are willing to sell cost — DULANY & WHEN, ay Se open fire-p) all lange rooms: ar eee lot 23.25x81.30; | 1 lot on Meridian Hi! ‘21. squai f16ui, bet, D, per foot East sick 7 North side of Os bet. #300. on Vermont tve. an both streets; 84,500. apls-st 8 t. by 3 Price, lary st., Lots, 4134 feet front each, commanding a fine view of the City, at #1.10 to & near the fine residencs all double in value within a few years, GEO. WLI apl7-6t_ KINS, 19th and H sts. .LE—LOTS— 1 Jot on Meridian Hip, 2 lot on Columbia Meridian Hill, #5. det. o hts, per ft.. ts, per ft. Heigh ii Corner 16th and M sts. n.w., lot 40.83x97.42, fyames renting at 850" per month stand on this lot. } Until April 2 Southwest corner of 15th and O sts. n. improved by several old frames; per foot ). { Connecticut ave., bet. 8 and T sts, nw., foot 84. 3d and 43 sts, s.w., lot 132114; Intersection Vermont ave. and 10th st. n.w., 81 feet feet on 10th at, BL. W, oR SALE—CORNER LOT FRONTING 124 FT. 2 yy 71 ft, and improved by several : foot only 7 . WESCOTT & WIT 190 nd M st, 18.4x74 each, $1.50; north r foot. n, AR: JOR SALE. E, gentlemen's. Best English make. accessories; also new rapid Safety. after G aps-1 SAFETY BICYCLE, LADIES’ OR Best lamp and Apply by letter or fi; M+ Mr. PALMER, 500 6th st.n.w. 42, three ‘OR lot 58x90, | 35 50. sparking on | n. w. &CO., 916 F st. nw, ‘De. ; aly reason- Co These Lots are | Nation: ton cit Henderson. and will | fon qyoK rpright Piano, Call at DROOP" 8, pL 5- of fine horses: among them are 5 pair of fine WM. P. COLE. US! draught and driving horses. “Apply at 109) FOR Say made tock, 10 shares top rockaway Pen st. ‘GraphopHione, and ot! SALE — $195 WILL BUY A "THE THYSON HOU 7th st.n. w. Just arrived, ARRIVED, TWEN TY FINE BCst. bt GY, ap: EW, STRONG TOP BU @ bargain; owner le: to order: ECIAL! Actual barvains in a number of slightly-used Pianos Ave | aud Organs, in perfect order. Sold on #5 payments, ST., BET. | © apl$-hn SMITH, 1235 Pac ave. 7th and Tsth'sts, seven | PlOR SAL SHARES W.& GR. R. CO. ‘rinidad Land Serip, 100 shares al’Union Fire Insurance Co. 0 Gas Co. bonds, series A, LOUIS C 03 15th st. E BLOOD BA ntle, stylish D0; ‘1 coupe most new. oom 7, _apl TIC GUN CARR wr stocks at market pi SALE — PNEUM. 3 lots on Columbia Heights. per ft Be. | api3-7t 3 lots on Columbia Heights, per : a 3 jots in Mt. Pleasant, per ft ROR SALE—5 GAL. BEST DEODOR # lots on Pieasant Plaine, per ft Stove Fluid, 75c. Delivered to any. pi 1 lot on Pleasant Plains, per ft. city. HOLMES & BRO, 6 ots ip Ivy City, obels 13-6t" Comer Ist and E st. nw. blotein sa 1000, ens FOR, SAFE, COW BiNoiNG | can antes Apply to male Mocking Birds at api7-at Bird Store, 317 18th st. n.w. BR SALE— JOR SALE-MEEKS. ME 1 HAVE $,000 FEET OF GROUND: ‘on hand and for sale a large stock of new and sec New Hampshire ave, oth and H sts.. will make ond hand Carriages, Buggies, Phucton: Surrey twelve or more lots of not less than 15 fect frontage. | tension Cabriolettes, Keusingtous, ond Carts, D: apl6 ERANK B. CONGER, 1415 Fst. | tons, and all styles’ of Business Wagons, Harness, O AL st Whips, Lap Robes, &c., at prices and coospgetaan J F° sale AT SPLENDID LOT terms as can be found Iu any ket, home oF abroa s per foot. NKB.CONGER, | BFA S# ohn apie 1418 Fat | Se Sans a ee ‘OK SALE—LOTS EAST SIDE OF DELA. AVE,, | [°QR SAL bet. Band C sts. n.e., the best te baad farnesa. we ay and exchange turnouts. 4 x25 1110-3. If in want ot such, call on spi5-0t . 1416 F at. _ WM. F. GEYER, New York Carriage FG SALE SPOTS WEST SIDE OF N.H. AVE, | _mh25__ and Haruess repositiry, 460 Fu ave. .w,_ t. Nj; very cheap if sold at once."Inquire of bet. Mad Ni very cheap if seid st once-1u4 _apl5-6t Fee SALE BeILDIng near 10th; « frontage which frames nc QFE Sees othe investment, ANN, 1503 F ically subdivided ; aw. Fe AL ware ave., near Capitol, 81.2 115, of north wide © wt, on 8, bet. 18th st.and New Hampshire ave., 9 $1.60, 50x200, Ivy City, $3: Lots at Rossiynn, terminus of Mt. Vernon ave.: ten minutes from Penusylvauia ave. car line. cents. 2 Acres, 4 Acres, 8 Acres, Linden st., seven miles from city” finest bullding sites on Metropolitan Branch KR. $250 per acre. KEMOVED TO KOOM BUILDIN apl5-6t Between N Cornet of Sth ena Boundacy st ots, Bth st.. 15x6U each, —T0 BUILDERS—68X147 FT., DELA- eo per tt bet. Gthand 7th n. €, 50. nd O Ca gk SALE—CHOICE BUILDING SITES. R 3 to 6 New mb: JOR on me, Horses, Carriayes. Harness, &c., ure unsurpassed, and ay hint Yariety in the city of Busgies, Ex. x.-Top Surreys, Cut-Under Surrs DY- Surreys, 2 and ¥ Spring Phactons, Miniature Phaetons, SALE—OVER 200 CARRIAGE: NEW A D 1418 F st. second-haud—from the best makers. Landaus, — — —— - $3 8. Brou ms, Victorias, ‘1-Carts, Village Carts, TS ON L ST. N.W., | Derby and Kensington Wazons, Buggies, Phactous ‘an be very econom- | Wagonettes and Light Coaches. "Also, large hue of fue lot poy about 5 | fine hatuces. Special prices to the trade. STEIGER & LIEBER- |" Notice—Private families, desirous of either buying or apld-ot selling turnouts, will find it to their advantage to call ais my ‘facilities for the purchuse aud sale of stabling and ‘storage facilities are’ uno- any establishment in this country. WM. F. 1620 L st. n.w., Manufacturer's Agt, JOHN M. YOUNG Invites Carriage Buyers to examine his large stock of and Second-hand Vehicles of Ali Styles, at his New Repository, 479 and 41 C st, n. Ww. 3m Rear of National Hotel. "SALE - “BARGAID UTIFUL {OR F carved paneled case Cabinet Grand Piano; superb tone. French graud repeating uction ; good ‘as new; original price 500, can be bought for #195. mh25-1 G. L. WILD & BiOS., 709 7th st. hw. 3EST STOCK AND best SALE—THE LA Top Get our bulletin. Victorias; Doctor Phactons a specialty, aud fifty dif: z ferent kinds of business wuyous aud tracks; sole agent _mh18-5w* 14 for the Columbus Buggy Co. vehicles; no trouble to JOR SALE—17 DESIRABLE ALLEY BUILDING | sh‘, york Muether you buy or nots PR lots on 8 fine alley near Ist and K streets wy eaay, | © ~ = lot 12157. Tf Street n. JOR SALE-SEV side Mass. ave., BOROCGH BRO: be KF ave acijoinin + COPREF lots of Oregon Fenn. ave. as a whole. If purchased at once can be bought at 30 CHARLES W. H T tween 17th ani mo CO. 1503 Penn. ave OK SALE—ONE HUNDRED FEET FRO feet each) on New Hampshire urchaser. GOLDSBOROUGH BROS, & Co. D SALE N furniture, milk, aud feed wagons; nd and 2d st. new. SHED WAGONS; CARPENTER, platfornt ring wagons, carriages and bugyies: 2 stages, % 5 ring carts, aiid 1 pony cart, on ecay payments, d 18th. JO} COOR, 3205 Mt st, apls-6t_ 'T (FOUR fo go pmediaty and pr 8p6-3m Foe, Sale Te E “OTTO” GAS EN quires fo boiler; avoids all ex Lo loss of time: no bi ‘West Washington. — GINE usive attendance; Send for cirewls? Blithe al dliny of fuel D. Bs. U ‘ice list, FOE SALE“180 ACRES GRANDLY ELEVATED, slong Main st., ‘West End, Rockville. For subdi: Vision, unsurpassed on Met'n Branch, 30 acres sub- divided” would pay for the whole. 8100 per acre. COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 F st. n.w. ap18-3t' ‘OUSES, LOTS, FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT by owners; monthly payments; > Ber gent oe incipal; send for circular. Address A, FREEMAN, Vienna, V apl7-3t* {OR SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY broperty improved or unimproved, three (3) eight (8) room houses at Hyattsville, Md.; large verandal shade and fruit trees, pump house and excellent well of water, lot 100x200, good stable; Just compl and have never been occupied; a banrain if sold at once. Inquire of W. W. McCULLOUGH, apl7-6t Lumber dealer. ATTSVILLE, MD., NEW ; well built and conveniently d; on Melrose avenue; opposite the residence of late RK. K. Elliot, esq.; two minutes from station, TY RUTHERFORD, ‘Real Estate and Insurance, 07 F st. nw. COTTAGE IN OAK- STaotorad on the hill; has10 rooms an well of water. pply to. apie REYNOLDS, Oakland, Ma, Fo RENT—TEN ACRES, GARDEN LAND, ON public road, next to Takoma Park ; necessary build- inws; spring, shade; situation healthy, and handsome, Apply at Silver Spring Farm, 7th-street road, ap4-4w* POE, SALEERENT, O8 EXCHANGE FOR CITY 01 houses, the _ap17-6t* property, rooms; stable; one acre ground; at ‘Hernd three minutes’ walk from station. A. CROUNSE,Cash Room, U. 8. Treasury. 40" V 7 ANTED— DESIRABLE VIRGINIA AND MARY- land farms, or valuable timber lands, near rail- road or river, in exchange for Philadelphia properti ‘Address A. ML, Star office. 3 rcs SALES. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ENTIRE CONTENTS STONE-YARD. FORM. RLY OCCUPIED BY ED MHD THOMAS AND SITUATE ON FIRST STRE! M, ND AVENU] Weer ‘AT AdcTIONS “SD BS On TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-THIRD, SESSA al chee se a ent contents, Trucks, and other artices “idepeupenty Twill be first offered hole, and if not thus disposed of will then "be offered tw detail, Sale positive. Dealers invited. Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, ap19-ats Auctioneer. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ;CUTOR’S SALE OF BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia hotaig @ special term for Or- phan’s Court business, the 28th ae December, A. p TEN in re estate of it, ty Ro, g128— aaa! aa There will be sold for cash, at public sucti it Duncanson Brothers, corger. Ning aoa ops gceta ar northwest, Waghin D.C, on TUESDA’ TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1889, at "TEN O'CLOCK A. M.,a part of the personal estate of said deceased, consisting of China Curtains, Fixtures, irs, Dining Tal ding, &c. _ apl9-3t CW. HOLCOMB, Executor. EW TWO STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL- ING NO. 639 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE- TWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREETS, EAS On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY- FIFTH, AT FIVE 0'C! we Will sell in frontof the pre UB LOT 22, SQUARE 874, fronting 20 feet ou Penieylvania avenue and tm- proved by anew two-story Brick Dwelling, 6 roows, store-room and concrete cellar, modern conveniences, One of the best store properties in the eastern section. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, notos to bear at 6 per cent interest, payable semi-annu- plly from day of sale, and to be secured by deed of rust on property sold, or all cash at option of pur- chaser.” X"Qbpostt of #200 required at Time of sale. Conveyancing, etc., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in 10 days, otherwise right reserved to resell at risk and cost of purchaser after five days fublic motice of such resale in some newspaper pul ished in Washington, D, C. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ ILL EXCHANGE MINING MACHINERY, COY sisting of Baugh Crusher, Amalzamator, Washer apl9-d&das A) and Settler, for stock in any good company.” WM. C. CODD, 2010 Aliceanna st., Baltimore, ap19-4t | WILE SELL $20,000 of $100,000 STOCK OF company organized to push valuable mechanical invention covered by U. 8. and foreign patents; price, #4,000; money for improvements; ne has be Ealthea i faealceeni ens ses N. Calvei Baltimore, Md. ate A PARTY VERY MUCH IN NEED OF MONEY will sacrifice 100 — s any part of it) of Do- imestic Fire Engine and Pum any stock. ‘Address D. Cs Star office, ¥. B.—This offer to hold only till the 234 inst, FOR SALE AND RENT—WASHJNGION GROVE, Md., several five Cottaxes in different parts of the Grove.” Prices, for sale, $450 to $1,400, and for rent, $40 to $150 for the neiison. “aplo-lm VOR SALI AT barn, fruit, good water ; oETS AC iad legant ttage, fine lawn, ) ACK m elegant new cot . fine hy Jen, fhe hew barn; 5 minutes from station, {WO ACRES, G-room house, stable, carriage-house; joins railroad station; Smiles out, ” 82,500. IGHTY ACRES, With first-class Residence; 5 min- utes from station. $6,000. 200, 400 and sU0-acre Farms, from #10 to 820 per YPHERD & CO., acre. TH. Removed to Room No. 2, 1st floor, apls-6t Sin Building, F st. T GAITHERSBURG, MONTGOMERY COUNTY A Ma.) BSmrivutes by train on Metropolitan branch of B.and 0.1K. A new 8-rooni frame honse with outbuildings and 20,000 feet of ground. Price, 3,000; within three milutes of station, A new 7-room frame house with ontbnildings and 16,000 feet of ground. Price, $2,000; within three minutes of station. Seven-root franie house and 5 acres of land; price, ‘Big n{-room frame house and 11 acres of land; price, -room frame house and 2 acres of land; price, 'y-nine acres of choice land, within 10 min. e of tation, wnltable fora geultleman's country . Price, 1). Also farms from 100 to 3 acres, All of the above property can be sold on easy terms. Will give full information on PES tion at our office, A. P. HILL & C 8 F st. FOR SALE GOOD FARM OF 81 ACRES. ON 7TH #,furupile about 8 unites from city: location bigh and healthy: 65 acres under high state of cultivation ; fine oak 00d water, well fenced; nearly new dwelling house, stable, und all necessary cutbullaings: Will be sold ut dow fu = TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Lot TASTED —§7,000 ON GOOD REAL ESTATE Wil ive per cent and. take it on long time. Address Box 4, staroffice, “apis R SALE—POOL TABLE COMPLET TH fixtures. IVANHOE CLUB, 1408 Ps, ave. n.w. ap1s-3t* RAALISIATE SPECULATORS—iF YOU WANT pick up a kreat batgadn apply at once to BUSHNELL & CARUSI, _ 8p18-3t sbi 1008 F st. n.w. I[PHE INVENTOR NEEDS FIVE HUNDRED Dor lars to construct a working model ot his GRAVITY MOTOR. J/ successful will assign an interest in the invention of ten thousand dollars for said money. It can be built and a fair trial had inside of 60 days and under obligations of secrecy ; 1s willing to exhibit aud explain his representative inodel to any three selected by the loaner of the money. Address MOTOR, Star office. apls-lw LY ORIGINAL IN POR Call andexamine, A. W. ERWIN, Artist, building, 7th aud F n.w. apl7-3t* VING DECIDED TO LEAVE CITY I WILL offer at private sale, 37 Gst.n.w., fine wafile 20 to BD week ; will furnisis all 17-3" JOR SALE—ONE OF THE 01 AND BEST corner groceries in South Washington; no reason. able offer refused; illness of the proprietor cause of He. For further information call at 617 14th st. n.w. ROR REN cigar stand; good able. Apply 926 7th st. P b » SUITABLE FOR A siness location , rent reason- me. aplT* NEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE, GRAPHOPHONE, ‘and other stocks bought aud sold at market y FRANK H. PELOUZE, _apl3-7t 1313 F street, JOR RENT—HOUSE NO. 6 I ST, N.E.—ELEGANT new brick, modern tinprovenuents; 9 rooms: 830. ly to FW. CALL, 1m acres, dwelling ‘of 11 rooms, barn stable e-house; apple and pear orchard, vineyard, 310,000 ‘UTHERFORD, 1307 F st. n.wt FOR SALE—“BRIGHTWOOD” FARM, Hi Co., Md, beautifully located on W. & 'B, pike, mile from Laure! station, Baltinore and Ohio railros GS acres; Igree dwelling cominandingly located; resi: f late WM. STE ie lnwood" Farm, adjoining above, 86 acres; ling, &c. For barljculars. apply to STEIGER & LIEBE! NN, 131 JARMS FOR SALE-THE PENN oR Munson Hill Dairy farm. of 83 acres more or less, situate on the Leesburg Pike, 5 miles from. Washing: ton, 13 miles from the village of Falls Church; im- roved by latge mansion, also 7 room farm house, arh, stables, and other buildings in best order: a fine orchard of all kinds of fruit; thisis one of the finest dairy farms in Fairfax county. For terms and par- ticulars apply to FHANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F st. n.w. v RES OF LAND ON THE LEESBURG. PIKE, 23g miles from Alexandria, beautifully. situate: near the Fairfax th al seminar! Al to FRANCIS HUFTY, 1: 13 ACRES, IMPROVED BY 6-ROOM COTTAGE. © carriage house, hennery, fine orchard of differ. ent Kinds of fruit, b huly situated on the high bills 1 mile from Alexandria, commanding a view of Wash- ington city, Maryland, ana the Potomac river; the Mount Vernon avenue will be located near by, Apply to FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F st. new. JOR SALE—FARM OF 85. ACRES, E OF Jess, situated 3 miles trom Alexandria and adjoin- ing the Episcopal High School and Theological Semi- pay improved by a large dwelling-house, “This . App! sea. et TY, 13013 WANTED 10 BUY OR RENT A HOUSE IN THE the year. country with 10 or more rooms near the railroad, conveniences attached to samé, Box 113, Star office, Address, stating terms. location, other EASE — WOODLEY, ON WOODLEY LANE, een minutes’ drive from Boundary, with furni: pancy ; heater, range and hot aud ter; has first-class’ barn and carriage hot with cottage for gardener; excellent pasturage, and complete outtt of farming utensils can be leased’ with the place. For other information apply on the CKANY, PARIS & CU., Ban premises or to ikers, Ebbitt House, AERETT PARK—VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FO} le at 2 cents @ foot and upwards, on mthly payments: the only Metropolitan Branch ubdivision émbracibg Kock Creek ; the only ubdivision with Macadamized avenues and paved gut- ve circulars and full information tifoes HENRY N h26-tmy 1 FOE SALE; 40 ACRES OF FINE LAND ON ROAD between Benning’s and Bladensburg, 13 miles from latter; 3 from city; small house: $2,500. 145 Acres, good dwelling and all outbuildings, fruit witer and wood in abundance: 1 mile from Seabroo &. P. railroad; 10 miles from city; to be 1 terms easy. Houses 1020 and "1022 u ist., Washington, D.C, Address MARION DUCKETT, Trustee and Attorney-at-Law, Bladens- G.0o.. Ma. o-1m FOE, SALES OR EXCHANGE FOR Goo CiTY property—desirable Farm, 100 acres, house, barn, and fruit; between two railrads, 1 mile from Bladens- burg. For particulars address - W. BROWNING, $31 ‘a : COPP, Secretary, 708 Sth st. n.w. burs, P. Missouri ave, 1 ‘A QuMODIOUS | BUILDING AND “GROUNDS, Suitable for a hotel, for rent. Address A, P.O. Box 14, mh22-1n* Berryville, Va. OR SALE, OR TRADE—200 ACRES PRIME land near Gainsville, Alatchua Co., Fla. 170 acres near Baldwin, Duysll'Co., Fla, 160 acres superior farming land “in Madison county, Wis. 80 acres in Dent Co., Mo,, on rail and near town. Farms in Virginia aud Maryland, containing from 60 to 3,000 acres; will exchinge ‘for encumbered property in Washington city or District of Columbia, THOMAS 4. MITCHELL, 3d F at. 4. m Fe SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD, THE ; — oe $a Veg ee ogtaide Week uetou; only 2. 28g, ane . per toot. J. . FORD, 14:26 F ats - inht6-3m GEVEN-ROOM DWELLING ON R. R. AVENUE AT Dibatteville, one mintte, walk fren station, $1,800; iso country farms, Address 4 ‘Attomey-at-Law, Diadensburg, Md. mh7-2mo" ___LOST AND FOUND. OST—A BLACK AND TAN COLLIE; HAD RED leather collar with plated band; no name or A suitabie reward will be paid by leaving him at ¢ Gstmew. ap19-3t_ "OST—WHITE POINTER DOG, EIGHT MONT! Cid, black spot on back. Liberal reward if retugued 13 P st. n.w. apl9-3t* ridin Hill, 23, block 11. apl3-6t Fok S METIS 8.9 AND 10, BLOC Also JOR SALE—I HAVE SEVE! and single lots for sale at spectlative ore the prices are advance taken at once bef HILL, cor. Sth and F. TOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLE ¢ CORNER LOT, near Du rele, 2 front, east side. Apply hn Lat J. HG! 250, for $6,000; soul CHAKLES - 5, ME- 18. 19. 20, and AX & C “ aD to alley: to alley, 14th x110 to alley, Md. m WM F. st. -. hear 8 a. cs st, near Md ave. i.e. ave, near 14! HOLTZMAN, . | Peo i SALE— LOTS other subdivisions, apli-lin ‘JQOR SALE—A SPLENDID SoRx IN Cor. 19th and H sts. nw. ins business ceuter MERIDIAN HILL AN GEO. ¥ a aed for stores or a flat OF Ae ett Be WILSON, 141 ‘W. LINKINS, El LOT, 120x85 euch to accompa, tion, Sth inst. the grand stand, and & apl5-1m* {oR | _apls-6t 30 FOR 225, We ARE MAKING TO YOUR & oh me, re Fit b. uite fc 8 i lor $15, worth $30. PERSONAL. OF HARRY L.1 Fetteet._ | 4 N¥ IN TA = to this city from Baltimore about Angu i Will be cheerfully received by. her. “Kindly WHOLE SQUARES iy his fin ‘7 & | address A. M. BUTTS, Star office. aplo-3et api3-Gt*” | ‘WO GENTLEMEN DESIRE A COMPANION them to the New York celevra- Will goin first-class style, & seat on 1 pleasant jouruey guar: EARLY, SINVENTION!” LES EARLY uate address INVENTION,” lock eS CMY SENVICE, EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and answers, Send 1c. to s wo BRYXS A. M.. Ivy Institut ‘Southwest cor. ti and Rath 3 EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS HAIRCUT, d phar, SOS Lathe opp. Wallssae, Speeeten by ie opp. s tikdelphia white artists. prs oa FOR 85. TROUSERS THAT OTHER TAIL- ee a ee ee og Pensre oat. Jheviots. STRASBUKGEK Ey SON, 112 ¥ st. -W. 8 7 ap10-Im Late of W: E Wiizon. ule t ‘s 4 NT, AT NO Bictrperof New Hainpehire sve: and 1th at for > ft. front by 117, on west side of New Hampshire + for 84,500; on Age _ap-2w TOoUE st We have cota unt other ‘Lots for sale in ve @itterent locations of Columbia, H mea Wishes | aw , T SUNDAY, SATCHEL CONTAINING p struments: 82. rew TCHIPFELY & EVANS, 475 Pein avestew. A192" J ,08T—ON TUESDAY EVENING, NEAR THOMAS Li Sircieson 14th st, pocketbook; go reward forse: turning to 1125 14th st. n. w, it S1—COCKER SPANIEL, BROWN AND WHITE Lise etn vanewers’ ty the hums of “Nip” ward if returned ‘to 1836 Jefferson Place, 1t*_ TRAYED OR STOLEN, WITHIN THE PAST TWO i ihe ye 2 nting & wers to name of Hancock. ‘Reward, 801 st. u. e. s Q@TRA OR STOLEN FROM 1233 NEW Ham) ave. a Pug Dog; answers to the name of Muges. A liberal reward tor his peer = oe number ost—aT P-STREET RIDING ACADEMY, BE- t th fon | vec bat 9, Pure ag me pea A wataed, ‘api nse, cout Troxzs Made at TOPHAM'S FACTORY have a National Reputation for standing hard usage; last for years, and are low in prices. A large stock at Factory and Salesrooms, Call and see the Light and Strong Leatheroid Repairing of Trunks and Bags promptly and JAMES 8. TOPHAM, apll-tm 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, ¢¢rF\HE WORLD DO MOVE."_REMEMBER THE “Terrestrial Clock:” RAMSAY bas cut the pri atches cleaned, a first-class main-sprin Warraiited one year, 81; all clock and jewelry work at the, Jowest, prices in the city; we dety competition, z Pst. nw. _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, PROOKLAND! BROQKLAND! _ rices. A tinent within 90 days from date of purchase. = STALEY & BARKER, apl8-3t_ 1213 Fat. OR SALE—150 ACRES LAND ABOUT MILE AND a quarter from Anacostia, near government insane asylum; $100 per acre; full particulars of good chance fo fay out suburban lots, ap17-10t A. L. BARBER & CO., 8th and F n.w. Ft EX A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, within one mile and im full view of this city; high and healthy; Lnndsome dwelling, 9 Toots, cellar aud attic; stable and carriage house, and 5 acres inclosed; @25 per month. R. A. PHILLIPS, 1419 New York w apls-l4t O NOT BUY LITTLE CITY LOTS ID HE fcountry! Or any lots on low malarious land fora home when you can secure land by the acre, onl; to 2M a ey — pry oe ee fm aS 2 7 acre lots; » dry and perfectly hy. ices low and terms to suit. KR. A. PHILLIPS, J 1419 New York ave. D, FIRST STATION Font fone washineoe oe RR Met ite university. Hii thy, and beauti- ituated, lots at from 3 to 10 cents, easy ters; so, very pretty cottage. REDFORD W. WALKER 106 F. mb21-1im T BROOKL, BOARDING. JOR RENT—2020 G ST. N.W., LARGE, NICELY furnished Rooms, on second foor, delightful and cool, with first-class Table Board, at summer rates; conventent to herdics aud cars, Refereuces exchanged. pe Oe LLEGANTLY (FURNISHED RooMS — FIRST- Class table; choice location. 8U1-NU3 12th st. u.w., corner of H st. Mrs. T.R. BROOKS. apl7-3t* OTe eae ee ay cg to state that 0 e Public: 1 can furnish fist-class Meals, delivered to your roomie nice and hot at auy hour. Mail orders promptly. attended to, W. JACKSON, mb29-1im* __West-end Caterer. 1908 K st. bw. PLEASANT (ROOMS. WITH BOARD, AT RE: duced rates for the spring and summer inonths; in- ‘Gucements to families desiring first-class accommoda- tong at guminer prices. Inquire at 471°C st. aw. my Bet one See AYE. GOR: ; location convenient an if ; mus nicely furmiabed: good tate. 4 it ree sonabl Am pee. WEBSTER, 513 13TH ST. N.W., SIGHT- fur * home ; cent ‘to all points of interest; new ruitiire; elegant, rooms, with { 86 wo 310, day, 81 1082 dA Del prom jad VITT, Prop. Oxxazomy Ox Bost Kawsas Crry, Kan., April 12.—A passed through this cliy yesterday bearing the Yollowing ii scription on its canvas cover: wigiats-bugged in lines; sicloned in Nebraska. fh Indiana; bbed in Missourt: protubites in Kansas, mi “OKLAHOMY OR BUST!” That's what we call “grit,” with a gi That fetlerit'never “bust: Ty, a ‘thar; his uame’ll soon head “OKLAHOMY.” Boys, this is a lesson you should learn. If at first you don’t pick your flint and try again. Have some “grit” about you. Don't allow yourself to be sneezed at. “Kick” if you are snarled at. Have the cor to assert your convic- tions, the “grit” to maintain ‘and you'll prove a ‘succéss in life, even as VICTOR E. ADLER’S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE Has juccess in the District of Columbia, This is Headquarters, not ouly for the Big Men, but the Little Mlen, too, ‘This is the season to be Off with the Old and On with the New. ‘The example hias. been, set before you; bebold: “Lhe Earth is rejoicing all nature EN; spri 8, this is the time of life with you, hence wosddtess yon particularly, having ourscives ex] with proper Clot > and ity of it, to e your outward! 9 harmouize with the season, have put the prices so low as to within: the reach of the poorest purse. CHILDREN’S SUITS. Sizes 4 to 1, 81.75, 82.75, &. Fea 4 Bo"§375, 83.87, 84, BOYS’ SUITS. Coats, Vests and Long Pants, zee 12 to 1 > £5.87, 86, 90.50, aoe. i875, #8.50, 98.02, $7~ We have just received EIGHTY-T1 for Children, sizes froin 6 to LS cnTy THREE =~ PRICE 81.00 A SUIT. VICTOR E. ADLER? 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 19 927 and 929 7th st. n.w.. corner Massachusetts ava, Strictly One Price, Open Saturdays until 11 p.m. $1.00 PER PAIR UPWARD, Fitted to the Hand. A Glove having no superior in Fit, Styles or reliabil- ity. The only Glove that will Sit all size wrists, ‘No Buttons to come off, No Button-holes to Aix. ‘The most convenient Glove made. If you try one pair you cannot do without them. apls 3. 0, HUTCHINSON, AN EVICTION RIOT. THE MILITARY SPIRIT. Lively Contest for the Possession of a| Activity Among the Militia of the Pierce Street Shanty. Country. AN ORDER OF THE COURT FOLLOWED BY A BATTLE | SHOWN RY THE REQUISITIONS POURING INTO THE OF BRICKBATS, AND THE COMBATANTS ARE] WAR DEPARTMENT FOR ORDNANCE AND QUAR- TAKEN TO THE POLICE COURT, WHERE THE TERMASTERS’ STORES—HOW QUICKLY A LARGE STORY OF THE ENGAGEMENT I8 REHEARSED, ARMY CAN BE CONCENTRATED. The neighborhood of New Jersey avenue and Pierce street northwest was in an uproar all day yesterday, because of a dispute about the ownership of an old shanty. It appears that about twenty years ago, acolored man named John Ware, leased a lot of ground on Pierce street, near the corner of New Jersey avenue, and erected a house on it, and has lived there ever since. His lease expired ten years ago, since which time, it is alleged, Ware has not paid rental of the property, supposing he was its lawful owner. Mr. Alfred Beall, who keeps grocery store at the corner of New Jersey avenue and Pierce street, recently purchased the property, and gave Ware notice to move. Ware believing he was the Militiamen all over the country are awaken ing into activity and making great preparations for the summer campaign, The War depart- ment is daily in receipt of requisitions for ord- nance and quartermasters’ stores, under the annual $400,000 appropriation, from mearly every state and territory, not only from old organizations but from new ones just coming into existence. Particularly in the territories is the activity noticeable, the folks there being seemingly thoroughiy aware of the advantages: of a well organized and equipped militia force. The old organizations in the cast are gradually CHANGING THEIR EQUIPMENT to conform to that of the regular army, Most , all of the requisitions that come are accom- owner of the rty declined to vacate. A delidcnat egies Qeclared Mr. Beall to be | Panied by a request to hurry, in order that the the owner of the property, and he obtained an | troops may be supplied with equipments im order ejecting Ware from the premises, and | time for the New York centennial eclebration. had it ‘served on him Wednesday evening. | Those in charge of that affair are claiming that Ware showed no disposition to cause further | there will be fully 50,000 militia men in New trouble, and Mr, Beall expected to obtein quiet | York on the 30th, but at the War department possession of the property. 7 ena is ¥ duce 4 to about 35,000. — poucirec nc. angie kOe of these men will come ffom the states of New inthe, heuevec, betacinc ee when York, Pennsylvania, Mfssachusetts and Ohio, “at adams led he was surprised | 2%4°%™" get from their homes to their destina- y 'y morning he ‘urprised | tion within twenty-four hours. This fact is to find that Ware had gotten his household ef- | thought to be significant of the fects ready to move, but with the assistance of | WoNDERFUL EFFICIENCY oF THE PRESENT ORG: eee pater tag was potting the a dome IZATION. take with him, The roof was on the ground Ling i hn eee < and the shanty was damaged beyond repair. making it possible to concentrate an army of Mr. Beall sent for his brother, Mr. R. J. Beall. | ¥éll-drilled and well-equipped soldiers within and acting on the advice of the latter, Lieut. of the important cities on Kelly was appealed to and Ware was arrested st. In time of need, said an on a charge of destroying private property. STAR reporter this morning, this When Policeman Coghill made the arrest a | number could easily be swelled to fully 50,000, crowd of excited negroes gathered in the | while with forty-eight hours for preparation streets. They thought that Ware was being | an army of nearly 75,000 soldiers could be badly treated, and many of them went to the | gathe: assistance of ‘the prisoner. The Beall’s and their assistants took possession of the property THE DISTRICT MILITIA FAVORED. The {District of Columbia, added the officer, is not a bit backward about making re quisitions for stores. The militia here, however, isons different footing from that of the other parts of the country, They are provided with stores out of a general appropriation of 2400,000, limited to ordnance and quartermasters’ supplies,while the recent District militia bill makes it ible for the District to draw upon the supplies pro- vided for the army, including not only ord- nance and quartermasters’ stores, but signal corps and hospital corps equipmenta, which are not allowed to the other troops, There is also no limit upon the quantity to be issued but — fixed by the judgment of the Secretary of ‘ar, and Ware was taken to the Police Court, Where the attorney declined to entertain the charge made against him, WOMEN START A FREE FIomT. In the meantime the female members of Ware's family returned to the premises, but were refused admittance by Marshall E. Carrier, Mr. Beall’s nephew. Mrs. Ware, it is alleged, struck Carrier in the face. This started a tree fight, and brickbats were sent flying through the air. Some one blew a police whistle, which attracted the officers to the scene. Before they arrived a colored man named William Langster was struck by a brick and badly injured. The women succeeded in getting into the unroofed house, and one of them was thrown over the fence. Once more quict was restored, and dur- ing the afternoon Judge Bradley issued a tem- porary restraining order, enjoining Ware from tearing down the house.’ Warrants were sworn out on both sides, and the parties appeared in the Police Court this morning. PROCEEDINGS IN THE POLICE COURT. Prosecuting Attorney Shillington declined to entertain the charge of destroying private property against Ware and the warrant was noble prossed. George Coleman, colored, who was arrested = throwing brickbats, was fined 10 or thirty A Notable Religious Service. The solemn devotion of the “Three hours’ agony of our Lord” was celebrated for the first time in this city at St, Aloysius church to day, Good Friday, the services commencing at noon. The musical program was very elaborate and was under the direction of Dr. H. C, Sherman. The augmented choir, composed of the leading singers of the ci as accompanied by a grand orchestra, The soloists were: Miss Byrne, soprano; Mrs, | Sherman, contralto; Mr. Hickox and Mr. Wid- ney, bassos, and Mr. McFarlan, tenor. The y a devotion consists of the seven last words of Several other eharges growing out of the | Jesus ou the cross, Between the rendering of trouble were continued until to-morrow. each by the choir there was a short sermon with TO PREVEFT WIS TEAKING DOWN THE Hovse, | 4 prayer and an anthem, together with prayers Yesterday afternoon Leony M, Beall filed a | 8%d responses by the people. Rev. Father Wm, bill in equity to restrain John Ware from tear- | Pow, 8. J., of Frederick, Md., delivered ing down and removing a house on lot 9, square of Catholic clergy cna — 557. ‘The bill was filed by Mr. W. A. Cook, and : > sets out the purchase of the house by com- ay's 8 roi’ plainant in 1887, It alleges that defendant has | FAD Saturday's Star and you'll know it since lived in it, paying rent therefor, but oe being in arrears, he has been notified to leave, GEOR and is engaged in tearing down and removing the building. He therefore asked an injunc-| Potomac Lopor Cryrryniat.—On the oc ion, ae Judge Bradley granted a temporary | Casion of the one hundredth anniversary of Po- restraining order. tomac lodge, No. 5, F. A. A. M., which octurs —— on Easter Sunday, Dr. Loockerman will de- A STRIKING FIGURE. liver an address to members of the and others at Dunbarton-street M. E. church, em- Famous Old Red Cloud on a Visit to | bodyinga part of the history of the lodge, the Capital. which he traces as far back as 1737, when “St. Andrew's lodge” was formed by fhe, Scotch . . settlers at “Georgetown, Maryland.” ‘The famous chief, Bed Cloud, who is on a | 0450 i the owns: of the Wochingion, gueck; visit to the capital, accompanied by Col. Jor- | which is, of course, highly prized by the fra- don, is a striking figure. He is getting pretty | ternity, having been used by the Father of his well along in years, but his seamed and weather- | Country at the laying of the corner-stone of beaten countenance indicates strength of will | the capitol in 1793. ae nae ee a and considerable intelligence, He is attired in | En old Bible, presented in 1773 by Colin’ Compr citizens’ clothes, which have been his custom- | pell, Blandensburg. At the exercises on Sunday ary garb for the past sixteen years, and| Rev. M. F. B. Rice will also address the fra- he has become so used to them that a | ternity. he ceremonies will conclude with blanket and moccasins would doubtless give him a feeling of strange uneasiness, He talks English very well, and is said to be completely civilized. Those who come into banquct Monday evening. frequent contact with him affirm that his in- IuPRovEMENTS.—A permit has been taken out by Mr. C. W. Curtis for the erection of four stincts are those of a gentleman, and that he is very particular about conforming to the re- dwellings on the southeast corner of Sist and uirements of civilized society. He has a very N streets, to cost about £14,000.—-Mesers, Gaskins & Harper, contractors, are about to elicate sense of the proprieties, particularly in the presence of ladies. In his interview erect for Stanley Dyer, on 34th street, near N with Secretary Noble yesterday he street, two two-story ‘press brick dwellings, each to contain six rooms and to cost about protested on behalf of his’ tribe against the reappointment of Agent McGillicuddy, 21.800 e 5 ‘Miss NoRDLINGER Deap.—Miss Ray Nord- which it has been reported is probable. Those who have Red Cloud in charge while he linger, the youngest daughter of Benjamin | Nordlinger, of 3102 M street, died last night, is here state the object of his visit 1s not to se- cure the immediate payment of 228,000 for a after a lingering ilness, in the nineteenth year of her age. The funeral will take place om lot of ponies which the United States troops took away from them, and that no attorne: Sunday afternoon at 1:30,from her late resi- dence. ioop Witt Loner. No. 14, L O. M., was in- pushed the claim, but that the appropriation was included in the Sioux bill asa matter of right. stituted last night by Grand Architect J. W. EQUITABLE C. B. ASSOCIATION. Thompson, assisted by Supreme Ruler Richard- Circular Letter Announcing That Sub- son and grand officers of the District. After the institution an enjoyable banquet was scription Books Have Been Opened for the 17th Issue of Stock. spread. Forretrep His Coutarerat.—Wm. Patsy, charged by Policeman Lahna with disturbi the quiet of Bridge street, forfeited €5 lateral in the Police Court this morning. Rozseny.—John W. Beale, No. 3182 P street, reports that his stable was entered last night and robbed of ahorse blanket, whip and pair of reins, Deata or a Veneraste Lapy.—Mrs. Eliza- beth Worthington, an esteemed lady, widow of the late John G. Worthington, died at her resi- dence, on Georgetown Heights, this morning. Notice of funeral hereafter. Norrs.—The Columbia Rifles, of this place, will deave on the 10 o'clock train Sunday, the 28th inst., for New York, to participate in the centennial exercises. —Harry Mason, a twelve- year-old colored boy, was turned over tothe police yesterday by his mother, who could do nothing with him, TEMPERATURE AND ConpITION or WaTER aT 7s. M.—Great Falls, temperature 53, condition 25; receiving reservoir, temperature 63; con@i- tion at north cohnection, 20; conditiun at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, tempera- ture, 53; condition at influent gate-house, 27; condition at effluent gate-house, 36. in LATE FOREIGN NEWS. The civil tribunal at Paris has ordered the liquidator of the Panama Canal company to compensate discharged employes, Shige Kusida, a young Japanese woman, has been doing good work among her ae temperance lecturer, and she is to be sent to the United States to study the methods here. The pope celebrated mass Thursday in his private chapel, and gave communion to the members of the household. He looked well. On Sunday and Monday he will celebrate mass in the consistory hall, to which strangers visit- ing the city will be admitted Sir Morell Mackenzie has gone to the Canary THoMas SOMERVILLE, President, Isles for much needed rest. His health has A. J. Scnaruint, First Vice-President, suffered serious impairment during the past Geo. W. CastLear, Second Vice-President, | winter. xo. Jor Epsox, Secretary. Mr. Gladstone writes regarding the case of Washington, April, 16, 1889, To THE STOCKHOLDERS : We again call attention of the members to the opening of a new issue of stock, and re- quest their aid and co-operation in ‘securing acquisitions to our shareholders, in one hundred and thirteen months, since commencing business $2,049,652.79 has been saved, at $2.50 per month per share, of which #1,169,930.70 has been returned; 766,300.00 has been advanced to members, of which $1,865,419.17 has been settled by them. Our assets, at this date. have reached ©1,044,781.37. There can be no better argument used to show that our Association has been highly successful in its aims and objects, and no better evidence can be produced of its prosperity. The Equrrasce has firmly maintained its pur- pose to carry out the object for which it was organized, viz.: to encourage and assivt all its members, in a practical manner, to make reg- ular monthly savings of small ‘amounts, thus accumulating sufficient funds, which, with ad- vances from the Association, will enable them eventually to purchase homes, or provide them with means forjother purposes or future obliga- tions. It establishes a just balance between the two classes of shareholders—those who eave or invest and those who borrow. To accomplish this, it first provides the bestsecurity, next fair profits, and at the same time furnish money to members at reasonable rates of interest. With the same safe and conservative manage- ment prevailing in future as in the past, we may try to realize greater advantages and benefits | from true co-operation, the principle upon which we conduct our business, Very respectfully, Bex. F. Puuven, Lawnexce Gazpxer, | pother McFadden that the government gov it has in- HH. Twountr, Eas Brean, curred a very heavy bility, and that if wee SS pang trcierers aad it be eventually found that they have no just zo. W. FISHER, jon BaRNaup, reason for their conduct, they will be severely Directors. | called to account. aces : see Vice-Admiral Tchikhatcheff has submit He Dressed to Die. he cnera: on the condition of the Russian The suicide of John Sydney Walters, the navy. In it he urges the immediate construc young Englishman, at the Hotel Richelieu, | tion of a number of cruisers. Chicago, Wednesday night, seems to have been | General Vou Verdy du Vernois, the new Ger+ the culmination of a career of vice and dissipa- man tinister of war, is fifty-six years old, He tion. Walters was once a lieutenant in the is admitted to be the foremost Living English army, but, according to a Chicago dis- eae, = pitch, threw up his commission several years | Bite Toe Won Verdy is a stout —r 4 ago for reasous connected with his profligate figure, not looking strangely habits. There is reason to believe that he had | General Grant married a number of women in various Chicago associates exposure and were the had been Hotel 4 : | i r silt BBE a) i it Best fe i & ie F & i i i i Fat Hl