Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. SATURDAY, MAY 25 __ FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS 1889—TWELVE PAGES. . ,_ 1412 Stoughton st.. 3- 3 st brk.. Or es ” 1408 Stoughton st st. brk., Or. 1ST 16th st, 00 story brick, 10 OR REN1— F RENT SPURNISHED HOUSES. b Jows C 91 iio’ stoughton 383°" Stoughton at. St bre. 20.50! FUKNISHE:! 20, Toms Circle, seu ie . 1ur.. thoroughiy sad handsomely fur. 91, 1720 Conn av. Fatory 1904 Bilave., Fatory brk.. Or, ami. hk» OF. well tur.....-100 S a floor flat. first 1341 14th st, «-+_,05 ‘floor fat. STABLE. In rear of 1420 N st., 3 stalls, room for 3 carriages, coachten's room, rst class. FS L350 ne MM PARKER, my21-12t_ 1418 F at, R RENT—HOUSE 49 F ST. N.W.: 6 ROOMS yey ee Office; rent, #20.50 in advance. Apply LEON NER, 322 4% st. new. GOK RENT_UNFUR: ‘onu.ate.bet. Mand — — nat STORES 22 14th st..str &dwe.65 14th st., store aud = nw wn. 60 Pur. fiat Hillyer Place... 60 & LSthats. and 40 7300 stn st 30 Apartment house for 0 ted people, Fooms 50 83 to 85 each. ‘OFFICES. OS U street. 22d st. onenee FURNISHED cor. of 16th and Q " Fst., bet. 17th & 18th 31.800 . 33 Dupont Cirele, Gost. near lth ai Cor. 19th & F s., 1oF sominer. 200 G st., bet. 19th and 20th sts., for summet ; near Dupont - Jr the summer.30 ‘summer... 175 Su 1 bet. 18th & 19th 160.67 — «uw Kst., bet. 1dth & 17th. 300 18th Ost, bet. 9th & 10th -100 14th, bet. Hand I (for for summer... bet. 13th & V4 st_br.N. Have. (from Oct. 1. —— +. hear McPherson 9q.::00 I st. bet. 10th & 20th sts, Coun.av., above K. i) (for summer) .... mm.ave., above Rst.200 19th st. bet. H and 1 . Copn. ave & N st.500 _ sts. (for summer) Coun.a.,b. N& Dup’t 0 RK. 1 ave., near 15th Jeffersonpl..doub.h'e AK. La.bet. 14th & 15th. Pst. ur. Dupont cir Coun. av..near Dupent —_ circle 1 SS . Sales st. (frou 20>. . = 30 BULLE ED AT OUR O- FICE. These houses can be inspected only by per- its from our office. en HILL, & JOHNSTO FROM JUNE 1, HOUs 3 1ST. .W.. in perfect condition, Apply t6 H. GAS 7th st. nw. my15-1m JOR KENT. harm: one year for $250. 11-roum House, delightful grounds, shade and fruit trees, stable, &e. year $300. b the above are convenient to str: rs. churches and schouls, Good and healthful location. Apply to H. A GRIS Anacostia, D.C. 14TH STN. W. story brick, 8 rooms, lan path. and yard: no basement; re owner, 411 Loth st. mw JOR RENT—MoST DESIRABL within biock Dupont Direl S98 im SACOSTIA—7-ROOM HOUSE; ation; large yard, trees and flowers: VERY COM- STORY 10- brick. 3126 Dunbarton ave. n.w.; parlor, -room abd kitchen, first fluor; $40 by’ year or forsummer. Keys next door. my 1-Im* JOR RE \T COTTAGE, CONTAINING 12 rooms, with new stable in rear, corner Wood- ley Lane and Tenleytown road, uumediately Opposite Oak View 1 en st. n.w., 3 story and basement 36 B st rapes i SALF-FOUR NEARLY NEW FIVE-ROOM Frames om principal street ae. : lot 50 by 100; 2. $3,500; worth $4.000. JOHN F. DONOHOE. [ BRICKS, SE, WATER ». 1, rented at $10.30, Each 81,400 FD vE. East Capitol st. WIN 1ith ne, nea it to alley. JOHN F. 3 Rast Capitol at. JOR SALE—CHEAPE APITOL Hill—@3,000 will buy elegant, new 6-room corner brick house. northeast; 3 bay windows; open «rates; all mod. imps, CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1006 F st. nw. my?4-3t RK SALE—ON 11TH ST. SE, BY (Brick deep lot and stable: side $2,000; $500 cash; balance to suit. SHO BRS Capitol st. RK SALE T st. n.w., thre moderd improvements... 1505 T st. n.w., three-sto provements... 1338 Wallech Place, two-story Bric ‘ern improvements... rs ial 320 L stn. w.. three-story lirich, seven rooms. $4. Several Houses on 6th st. nw. between Q and fi sts. ory Brick, nine zoe me re seven rooms, bath, modern 1iupe., each. #4100 2215 13th st. two-story Brick, six rooms, modern in ¥ $4,500 basement, eleven rooms, ee . Six Tooms aud JTotements, easy terms... = W st. n.w., two-story Brick, six ements 00 -31,500 ‘M. PARKER, 1415 F st. nw. JOR SALE—SEVERAL VERY NICE AND AT. tractive Gand 7 room brick dwellings on Sth st., $200. These ery modern comfortable, ICK 6 ROOMS po 00-NEW BRICK HOUSE pl Hill. 6 rooms, bath, range, hot and cold Water, speaking-tube; well built. C. A SHIELDS, 1006 ¥ st. nw. JOR SALE—A COSY, COMFORTABLE HOUSE, new, 10 rooms, including kitchen and bath room, papered throuhout, crystal ch: . cabinet 1 yen fireplaces in parlors aud dininy-roo beantiful supp water, large pautries, cc cellar, perfectly dry, heated by furnace, desirably lo- €ated. northwest, $5,000, easy terms, no agents. Address box 155, Star offic i JOR SALE Several houses on Q st. n.w., brownstone fronts, S-story and basement, 11 rooms, in Course of construction a 1633 19th st, Sstory aud basement, i1 Foor, 1815 1th st nw. 212,500 - 10,500 10,500 12 rooms, new . Eatery and ‘basement, 10 m. i "Park, good. frame, § large lot, fruit and i 8,000 36 Plere Booms, m. i... ‘ ‘tee he 5,900, Several chuice lots im Le Droit bar . M. M. PARKER, my22-6t 1418 F st aw TOR SALE—GILT-EDGE $4,000 cach, two Will pay 11 per cent o my zi-Ge* Ww SALE—THE FOLLOWING B btfal nemhborhoods, northwest A three-story brick, 10 Tu: A two-story brick, 5 rooms and A tw. INy ESTME y wiborhoo, n. W. E. BURFOKD, 1 cond business otand: Ay op premises, Lorthwest corner of New Kst. uw {Ou SALE-NEW BRICK DWELLING O: York ave.. 7 rooms, bath-room, and cel modern improvements, JACUB SCHAKF, at my: o® SALE—THE CHEAPEST sttyor its kind, and i wants a cheerful home with pleat; A well-built three-story brick, ‘32 feet lot. im ramdly-improving and’ Capitol Hill, containing 12 rooms, Jar, and ail’ mod. imps. terms to suit purchaser. Owner on premises. 'y desirable for HOUSE IN THE one who of sunlight. mat, on wide desirab#® portion of large concre’ - im perfect order. @ * it 803 North Carolina ave. id. bat! imps. ; lot 20x: $4.2 ALE—VALUABLE PRO} desiring to make investments n. ducted in this office. R SALE—BARGAINS—1425 R ST. 7 ROOMS 140 to alley; select Gst., near 12th, cosy brick house, 7 rooms and bath, eng me. supreniepce; very cheeb af 86.000, 7th, 12 ‘mod. im} 7,000. DAVID D.'S TONE, 806 F'st. nw. 000. PERTY—PARTIES or purchase boi mes find it to their advantage jo consult H.M. MAR- Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 1929 Pa. ave. Personal attention given to all’ business con- FOR SALE—A bargain: 1,620 feet of ground, im- ved by a 6-room hous West End; price, 2,300. A desirable home, 9 rooms and bath; first-class con: dition; press-brick front: 21st, near Pa. Price, extended sale » 84.500. An office. “H. M. MARTIN, 1929 Pa, ave. uw. myz E—-MODERN 12-ROOM RESIDEN sl y located. northwest, open fireplaces in hall and rooms. stantially built by a leading archit is th ly modern. 11,250. “my25-d STEIGER & Lis BERAL an excellent location in list of proper z, ‘three rooms deep; This house is sub: t and builder and Fo" SALE— lers, 1:1 wick, LIr., G, neat 20th. tory brick. Lr, 13th, near I 16—3-story bricks, L1r. 16r. J-story brick, 3~Two brick residences (-story ment), 13th st., opposite Franklin by Oy, near 31st dtr, B2d, near Uw. 3—Fine lots, 6th s.e, near Navy Place... .Pn.w., near 16th, south side. 10—Fine lot, M.n.w., near 15th, north side. Fine lot, 16th n.w.. near L, east side. Fine lot, —Fine lot, Qu. 30—Fine lot, 18th st., near k_ by us. Apply for particulars, A beautiful country residence (77 ac: miles from Georgetown, For full particulars, aj OR SALE Mar: all modern conveniei Is; rich en: wide oak stair ivory white Suis al) particulars 2 tantially boii ated: near Dupont Circle, and all read Price, $14,000. For further parti of JNO. A" PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. Fer SALE EN BRICK throughout: $ rooms and bath, ley on side and rear; will be sold if taken at once. HILL & JOH. lvania ave. JOR SALE —SEVERAL MEDIO) pd 4. WOR SALE— all mod. imps. lass. ave. lot 22100, $11 Toth st. bet. 1 and M ste, nw. rooms, excellent location, a bancain, Pst, bet. 15th and 16th sts. n.w. ment bri K st., bet. 21st and rooms, be a sts. nw. it condition, very low, 87, 12th st.. bet. Rand § sts. n.w., S-room brick, good condition, cheap. $6.00 14th st., bet. = aoe ue stable, rem, $4) 51 Get our May bulletin. _my25-3t tory brick, Yr., 13th, near Boundar; sory brick, 10r. Tear these —~Fine tot, 15th n.w., near O, west side n.w., near 16th, south side —Fine lot, Q n.w., near 16, Fine lot, Q n.w., near 1¢ Fine lot, Q.n.w., near 16) » hear 16th, north side. n.w., hear 18th, north side. 31—Fine lot, Qn. w., near 16th, north side. 32—Columbla Heights, Princeton st... 2 MEAL ESTATE Two elegant country places near Laurel, Ma., for sale i 20-e8 GURLEY PROTHERS, 1 —AN ARTISTIC AND THOROUGHLY »infortable House containing 10 rooms, 3 stories rleetric bells throughout handsome hard wood man- led art tiles in all the rooms aud halls: ‘ase; dining room and. im fact the house is good mi ona st. n.€.; price #4, tory brick ti ‘rookie! 8 Sto + 11 “roo O08 oe = brick, 10 3-stor b a0,500, 10 rooms, best location, SEz825 aan Bees penene eeeeeses bed-rooms, N, near 14th.$1 be has, —] $13,500 ). five - 15,400 ces: fine furnace; drawit t y, {oF occupancy. iculars call at office nw. my OUSE, PAPERED in northwest, with ‘at M-PRICED MOD- well located, northwest, at $7,000, 2 00. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, ALUABLE 8-ROOM, BA NDOW eighborhood : high my’ 00. B. F. GILBERT & CO, O25 F st. nw. FOE S‘LE-SPECTAL BARGATNS— th at. For sate VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY G rms. bath, m. i.; $2,200. et near hae, Coe oi S10 F st. n. 14TH STREET, Apply to J. V. N. HUYCK & CO. 1505 Penn. e. MUST BE SOLD TO CLUSE AN ES- tate-that deswable, cozy, and well-built new brick having @ good view of Di brown stone base, steps, and trimm: ‘ixtures with electric burners, &e.; charge of watchman. my25-lw dwelling, 1825 @ st.'n.w., uext to cor. of [9thst., ont circle; with heavy ings; interior cabi- finish: handsome wall and ceiling decorations gas house open an ALBERT F. FOX.) NOBLE D. LARNER, { Executors. HOR SALE—3 N +500 cash, balance in one, two, CHARLES W. H. Fok sate A GE GRI new “story an SEY & CO. OR SALE— st. now. Sy TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. \onm. ave., elegant mod. dwl'g, 17r. K st. n.w., elegant mod. dwl'g, 19r. Q°S,2-%,> mod. dwl'g, with nide lo E. Cap. st., opp. new brary Lar, Ast.se., near 2nd, all mi, 12; va st.né., near E. Cup. ali mi. 19th st. n. Sth st. n.w., all m.i., Sr. oth st nev all mii Zr. until June st. n.e., near H, frame, all m.i, Sr. n.w., Or. MeLean ave. #.., OF. bet: Q and R, ali ini., 16r. 2 6-ROOM BaY-WINDOW brick houses, near Gov't Print. Offic Belt line and Columbia street cars; pric a i ree, and four years. DY, 921 Fst. n.w. BARGAIN, THE NORT west, at $4,000; small cash payment of 8500 basement brick 'H liney jn raplily improving section. THUS. G. my2b-6t + jouse; close to car 232,000 -30,000 iat price only 3 ner northwest, lot 20x88, Brick House, nereted st 3; 83 200. st. new, KR SALE-ON H 5 cath .t a fine provert oF fo: to 30-foot alley; well rented; must be an estat jmpossibie to dy , bet. 4th and w., bet. O and Pst. nw., bet. Oand P. Ist se, Banat} 19th st., bet. Land M n. 12th st. me. Tand Kat we., bet. my25-2 LOR SALE East Capi my24-3t JOR SALI Capit Box 118, Star office. JOR SALE «HOUSES. Sth st., bet. K and L $330, Fe SALE_ VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE hotel property kuown as the “Harris House.” Eligibly located on E street bet. 13th and 14th sta, commanding au unobstructed view of Pa. ave. and a beautiful park. Withs front of 70 feet and the lot containing 11,130 sq. ft, being lot 5, sq. 254. The Rotel is four stories hit, has seventy rooms in first class condition, With elevator. A rare opportunity is presented to ihvestora to obtain choice centrally-lo- sated ground at lower figures than it can again be Qvught for in this lucality, which must soon necessa- rly command high prices. lnducements for hotel Keepers to invest were Lever greater, as the tide of travel is toward this beautiful citys and must be Fenty Wereased by national and iuternati al meet. fiers soon to be held her. fy at office of WW. METCALE, cssession given. Apply of W. W. METCALF, Sor se my23-2w Ok SALE_AT VERY LOW PRICES” svc! attractive Houses, a row of four brick dwel 6 rooms and bath, habdeowely payered, presed-brick ats. cornet hot $3.00, ana pec, Cre house for ie DRADLEY, 027 Paw. sont FRA! Fe SALE—NEW 10-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1106 .W.; price 88,750; terms easy. CHARLES W. HANDY. Store and Dwelling, rooms, Oth st., bear M'n. price $4,000. BR. M. MOKKISON, 12) TWO HOUSES. SIX ROOMS EACH, 1,200. exchange for lot in Aorthwest section, THEO. A. HAKDING, 606 Lith business purposes: 9 large rooms; lot 182130 uplicate it for the price ‘0. F, WAGGAMAN, dwelling: im excellent Order’ price $5700" Ml aah “BB. WARNER & G0., p-EQUITY IN NEW HOUSE, NEAR 1. $650 cash, or exehange for good stocks or something that can be turned intu money. Address Or. d 220 and 222 15 ‘ b. “3.400 08 Vth He ae OS rent 0: pris my2s-3t under rent at sold to settle "700 14th st v16F Ww. iny 24-20" 909 and STi Tat. xe. peso igh ‘at wee aaa gs OLN mt 3 MeL. DODSON. 1285 F at. ny © ata. RK SALE—A FINE DWELLING ON K ST. NEAR 14th, 17 rooms: 2 baths: parlor library and ining-room on Ist floor: handsomel: and Papered. | Lot 4x10, to wide alley. Price, $25,000. ‘nice 14 room dwelling, Khode Island avenue, bet. 14th and 15th; ieee: ail modern ments; house on! n built one year: by steam: oven fire-places in cach room.» 820,000. A No.1 dwelling, M: 12 rooms; bath Pera Lo-roouy b Ey x120; West Washington, Por fall | particulars apply, to, my? R SALE—918 M ST. 1804 Columbia ave. $12 Tet. nw. 20 and rant Place. 815 and 520 13th % Dw. ALE—BY OWNER—A VERY HANDSOME ud desirable Property, Houses and Lots; best location northwest. For particulars address P.O. Box 373. my21-5t* R SALE — THREE-STORY BRICK. BAY WIN- iow, 8 rooms and bath; modern improvements; near Mass. ave ' WM. H. BARSTOW, G15 7th st. n.w. VOU. posite the Capitol groun lendid Botory sod Gaxinent uriek TS pomete tee me dition; very desirable and cheap On I, between 6th and 7th basement brick, nearly new; 15 rooms Business property, D near 7th st. n.w.; 3-1 brick, 11 rooms store; lot 20x120; $14,500. aetstat Bec corner of 19th and KR Tooms; #1:2,000. improvements: lot 18u1 20° 82,500. ee moe pvemnents ; x 2 00. a siete 20th and 2ist; 7-room brick; lot 20x North side of I between 12th and 13th; 3 houses, 3- story brick, 9 rooms, cellar and bath; modern im- provementa: each #0,+00. Corner of 4 $ .; frame, 6 rooms and store; lot 17x7 5! 84,500. ‘A good honse on'11th and Georgia ave, sc, with ound for three more hones: very desirable. corner: Fith'se must be a business street; 84.500- No. S01 at. new.: $4,000. 6th st. between B and C sts. n.e, ; 2-st ment brick: modern improventenis W st, between 17th modern iusprovemen Nat between 4th nearly new: 6 rooms: Ug sane ele at 84,000) price 83,300. ‘New York ave. between 4th and Sth; modern iimprovementa; 83,500. gHipeereeh Tsthand Teta ats. ox 27 5 . Fine property on Fst. between Oth and 7th: very large lot; will be sold’ cheap to an immediate pur. three frames ; 83.79. Corner of 15th and O sts. n.w. ; ‘Three lots on Rhode Island ave, -8Ox140 each ; very desiral n Connecticut ave., near K Lot on, Massachusetts sve., betw Lot on 16th, between T and U sts. Lot on L, between 10th and 11th ‘Corner of 20th and 8 sts. n.w.; splendid corner; ex- cellent neighborhood; a Lot on y, between 16th and 17th sts. n.w.; 20.6x a 100; 82.75. Lot on Q, between 15th and 16th, 22.6x95; $2.50. Lot on Y, between 16th and 17th. 20.4x100; 82.50. Pe 14th, between U and Vsts. n.w., 20x120. node Island ave. near 15th st. n. w.; 20x160; 2ist, between M and N sts. n.w.; 20x132; East Capitol st, between 6th and 7th; 20x128; aisat between 9th and 10th sts, n, w.; 22153. 30. Lot on 13th st., between Sand T sts, n.w.; 212155 ‘Fwo lots on 12th and Boundary : 40595; 90 cts. Lots on L, between N. Capitol and Ist, east; 163¢x 80; 80 cts. * 1 aoe or — between Q and R sts. n.w.; 19.6x88, jo alley; 75 ets. Lot on Ken , between 14th and 15th; 50x 185, 40 cts. All ot square 1091, Georgia ave. and E and 16th and 17th sts. s.¢ 30 cts. 2 lots on P reton st., Columbia Heights; 50x150; cheap; 4246 cts. : ae square in Isherwood; 75,000 square feet; Sects, ‘Gtcat bargain in a lot on the north side of New York between 17th and 18th sts. u.w. lots on New York ave., between 19th and 20th; 16x100 each; house renting for $8 per mouth; will be sold at # bargain. Houses and lots for sale at . Houses and lots for sale at Takoma Park. Houses and lots for sale at Falls Chure! Good barcain in a farm in the northwest section of the District; will pay 100 te cent in three years, , H. WARNER & Cv. my21-5t _ _ 916 F stu. YOR SALE—THRI TORY BAY-WINDOW brick, on Wallach st., 6 rooms and bath, 35,000. Three-story brick dwelling, 9 rooms and bath, on 15th st. Prive, $7,650. Small fi welling; lot 30x100,in rapidly im- northwest section. Price, $1,700. Proviul 700. Nine-room brick, on I st, near “21st St., $4,650. ‘Two-story brick On Franklin st., $1,400. 19th st., near M, two story aud Daseluent brick ; seven rooms and bath; 0. k EXCHANGE, Several improved and unimproved properties in the Dorthwest. .., PENNSYLVANIA AVE. PROPERTY. We have a desirable brick on Penusylvania ave, near Washington Circle, that can be sold ata sacrifice if taken immediately. WESCOTT & WILCOX, 4t 1907 Pa, ave. nw. THREE NEARLY NEW 2-STORY, bay-window, 6-room brick ‘dwellings; 8. ¢.; ali rented at 914 per cent investment; price fur all $5,000, TYLER & KUTHERPORD, 1307 F st. my22-0t" FOR SALE THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 1023 Vertuont ave. n.w., with stable attached, For terms rinistion to i ct. apply to GURKLEY Bhos., T3193 street nw. malsl ST. 14 rooms; bath; m.i.; price ew Brick,on ki st. u.w., near 14th modern improvemelita, Price, THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 F st. nw, NE LARGE MA rner of 17th and O ‘almost on Massachusetts ave. Inodern improvements and _ 100. ‘HOS. G. HE. Porsay T MOUNT N Very handsome houses with besutitin lots and uf small cotteges at prices ranging from #12.000 to €2,500. Also well locuted lots at same place ‘and Columbia Heights at lowest prices. REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. ap’ FOR SALE—LOTS. VOR SALE—ONE OR THREE CHOICE 14 14th st., between T and Wallach n.w., each 20%106 to alley, at less than current pric _my25-3t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F OR SALE—CHOIC ACRE LOTS, W near Takoma; to persons who will improv once, UIS P. SHOEMAKER, my25-3t 920 F st. new, FOE, SALE GTO ORIGINAL, LOTS, ON 47H 5 bet. F and G n.c., 101 feet front, side and rear alley; Cheapest ground in the neighborhood; perfect tle. | 3c toot. JNO. F. WAGGAMAS, 700 14th at. my2. Foe Aer CORNER, PROPERTY, CONTAIN- ing 34,000 feet, neur the heart of the city: will subdivide ‘nicely; a’ good investiment for a syndicate, and an opportunity for a dyullder can’ Brat t title. S0e. square foot. AN, 700 14th st. OR SALE—ON 16TH ST, EXTENDED, WELL located “Lot, next to lots owned by Secretary Blaine. I desire'to sell and will offer induc ap unmediate purchaser. Address Box 1 isome return, 2 lots on Columbia Heixhts, Swaim's and the uresque stone church location for @ reside: guia, offered for a few ¥. WAGGAMAN 700 14th R SALE — BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL Oth inst. for lot having 54.8 feet front on of M, by ave: depth of 9% feet, between ‘22d aud 23d st. now, Ad OWNER, 1018 0th at. Ww. 4: R SALE—SEVERAL VERY HANDSOME LOTS, northwest, 20th st., bet. O and P; 35,400. O st., 20th; 80.000. N° near N st. $2 oq. ft. ayso-3 STEIGER eLiEDeRWA x x Sas Pst. SINESS PROPERTY—PREMISES lot BI Oigx1 38. Electine vallway oil ol at a bargain. IN SHER: Cn iao7 Fe ~ my: R SALE—A BEAUTIFU NGULAR LOT Fe ites Es BOHNSONT oS rs my25-2t , BET. M AND ¥, 352115, bet. N. H. ave. and 18th st.. 23x91, 81.60. st., near P (graded): 20x115, 81.80. 21st st., near P: 23x80, to alley. $1.90, Lots on North Capitol st., bet. Maud Electric rail- way, 21x64, 20x84, &c, ; also, several short lots on M, freed of N. Capitol salto, fifteen or twenty lots in ferson st. a ve myso-st SOHN SHERMAN & ©O., 1407 F st. POE SALE_FRONTAGE OF 152 FT. WELL LO- inc ata norshwent Uack and side alleys: $1 4. £- 80, 1003; ‘on a prominent corner near Dupon| Cireis, STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, _my25-3t +1303 F st oR SALE—A CHEAP LOT, FRONTING 80 FT. Fen Vangont sae et nor oN ENS pe . DAV! a m for three houses 500. BRONE, sod Fan nw. ONY S10 fuysowae” R SALE—AT A SACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT OF owner going into business: two lots on Prineston tid 20e. persg. fe "ADI atouce. DAVID D STORE, ‘800 Fst.u. we : my25-3t R SALE— ik. Lot 11, sar. 836. Est: Lot $4, sar. 70, N. Have. Lot 53, sar. 97_N. ve. r. 155, Q st., near N. ii ave. it G. AL JORDA’ E—-OPPOSITE, KALORAMA, AT 81.25 62 ft, front on 22d st. EIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. 3 HANDSOME LOTS IN ORIGINAL near Dr, Hammond's residence, on ze each, 50150); price only 35 foot._A. 8. CAYWOOD, 933 9th’st. nw. my! QOR SALE—SPLENDID NER LOT, NEAR 55x75. price per square Wescott &'Wincox, 1907 Pa ave FOR SALES TWO. VALUABLE CORNERS, GA: ave.and 16th st, seat a special bargain: will subdivide into thirty building lots: streets now being iy WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 F st. n.w. DECIDED BARGAINS , near 14th st. (Thomas Circle), near 14th st. + bet. 17th and 18th sts, near 7th st., n.e. Gor goth et aud Virginia r. 20th st. and Virginia ave. Cor. 21st st. and C st. Apply to my25-3t 3 Mst J. V. N. HUYCK & CO,, 1506 Penn. ave. ALE—NORTH SIDE OF BOUNDARY ST. a foot; New Hampshire ave., $1.75 a foot: near North Capitol, $1; M st., bet. 4th and 5th, Yth st. near L, Columbian Heights, 26c. Meridian Hill, 3oc: and 4Uc. THOS. G. HEN: my ‘Oc! €0., 1300 F st ‘nw. 2 # Tt LOT ON UST.. BETWEEN yACAN 2th and 1th sts, n.w.; ninety cents per foot. In- at 2032 12th st. nw. my2d-2t* OR SALE— THAT SPLENDID LOT on southeast corner New Hampehire ave. and R st. at 83 per foot. FRANK B. CONGER, ‘aple 1415 Fat. ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ SALE—THE STOCK AND. FIXTURES OF A Groeery Store on 434 st. s.W. Good fresh stock and ood busitiess. Will be sold at inventory. A No.1 chance. U. L, BOYER, 313 434 st. FOE SALE—For 82,500 . itable, upincumbered busin 200 to 3350 my" PROF- PRESS BARRELS AND HALF ready-made or to order. Address Box 606 City P.O. i Fe SNTRALLY-LOCATED BOOK- bindery, ‘or would take partner who has general know ledve of the bookbinding trade, Address BOOK- BINDERY, Star office. itt UST BE SOLD— AVE The best corner grocery and provision stand in the city; owner retiring. it Address Box 145, QOR SALE — CHEAP — CONFECTIONERY, 1) cream and soda business ; complete for manufactur ing; with horse and wagon; splendid opportunity; good location for cake, pie and bread baker. Apply 18 eth st. ne, my te Star office, RS AT 3 i {itarterly, interest: muple security dress Box 127, Star office, IX PEK CENT GREAT FALLS ICE STOCK AT $170, at which price it pays that return. Call and have it proveu to you, FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F street. UNITY FOR MEN OUT OF BUST ness.—Entirely new invention brought out this year. Men with smail capital who can handle states can inake from $5,000 to 410,000 a year, It is a chance of a lifetime. Call Roow! 1 1307 F st once, RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN A PRO- table and legitimate business with a wood bust: hess partner: 81,500 to $2,500 required; best of references, For a personal interview address “HART- FORD," Siar office. my23-3t" AN OLD ESTABLISE ROCERY FOR SALE toan immediate purchaser; rare chance for party with small eapstal; satistactory reasons giver for sell. ing. Apply at 1617 12th st. nw. my20-6t* J T ST Fixtures of Saloon and House divide part into store ; price, $250. ner 4th and Q sts. n.w. @ SHARES NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT STOCK, Pays better than a Government bond and has ereater future value. my22-4t FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 FOR SALE-LEASE “AND FIXTURES, BRICK office, scale, fencing, sheds aud stable of coal yard corner of 5. Cup, and Canal sts.; rent, $2 per month, lewse expires January 20, 1893; price, 8200. Apply 1117 Ith st, u.w. my21-im W8XIED A, WELL-KNOWN, ACTIVE | BUSI hess inan of this city, now occupying & responsi ble position requiring his attention part of each day but free to devote ample tie, tovether with clerical help and office room tu additional business separate from his personal engagements, desires to obtain a paying position of trust witha business firm or pri- vate party, or the ueht of an estate, Satis- factory reference. | Cu hed if necessary. Address EXECUTIVE. 6. myl7-im S67VHE WOKLD DO MOVE”—REMEMBER THE ‘errestrial Clock,” RAMSAY has cut the i Watches cleaned, 1: first-class main-spritugs, i clock and jewelry work at city; we dely cuinpetition, 115-6 JOR SALE—AT A Gt SACRIFICE-STOCK, fixtures, and good will a long-established store; roceriex, hardware, paints, oils and yarnish, bouoLs, about to Jeave the city: no reasonable offer Call between 10 a.m. aud 3 pan. daily ede j cet Wr RVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGI neer. Address 111 Harrison st., Anacostia, D.C. Special attention to subdivision of suburban "prop- erty. my4-Sm" west pric 4 Fst. 0 MONEY TO LOAN DAN IN SUMS ‘TO SUIT, AT 5 AND 6 per cent, ate rity. FRANK T. RAWLING: (The Arlington Fir y EY TO LOAN 2 MO%s SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, AT THE he By OF INTEREST REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. K. O. HOLTZMAN, my13 Corner 10th aud F ste. i. {OR SALE—GOOD SPECULATION. Ist and 2d n. e.; 200 fect front, nea way and Baltimore’ and Ohio Station; 30 cents per square foot, ALLEN ©. CLARK, my24-3t* oi a OK SALE-EIGHTH AND NINTH STS., SHORT distance above Boundary; 60 feet front on each Street. Splendid opportunity to secure ground for houses of moderate cost; 35 cents per square foot. my24-3t* ALLEN'C. CLARK, 605 F st, nw. FOE SALE-TO BUILDERS AND INVESTORS— 1 will sell, cheap, in blocks or singly, the most eco- nuomical lots in the best iiaproved square 8g, horth- AE. Yea 0-6w' cast, W, RD, 1422 N. ¥. 0 al “FAIRVIEW, JOR SALE-60 LOTS IN " BE- Fiken ickipgion sed National “Feir yrowids, Bec 100 and 25x120, from $150 to 83300each ; easy terms. ‘This subdivision ison the line of improvements and ‘ords an opportunity for investment. For plats and information apply to RUST & HUNGERFORD, my2?4-lm 624 14] yr. UR SALE—ECKINGTON—A CORNER ON LINE of railway, below price. Also a very desirable lot ith st., nf Khode Island ave., only 8Y feet deep, JOHN 0, JOHNSON, 928 F at. my23-3t Rk SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON M ST... DI- ‘agonally opposite ‘Thomas circle, The owner bas 0 feet und bulld fine hougeon the JU feet 8825 kat t nugeon the Steet ga 23 {vill buy now. J.B. WIMER: 1319 F at. myooe3t JOR SALE—ROANOKE, NEAR 14TH—BEAUTT- ful elevated site near University perk and Jo: : id if bought it lo Harlan's. Will be sold if bought qi iy a wer One than any lot in “yeaa WIMER, 1313 F \OK SALE— WASHINGTON HEIGHTS—TWO beautiful sora pA RR ee} Bost speculative lots and the two handsomnest bs sites in the District; asphalt pavement, water, 5 ‘The elegant residences now erecting on this subdivi- = render this Sapertatively the x noice, not all grosp Connecticut ave. other attract v loteiu thislocality. Jy B. WIMER, 1319 Fat my23-3t K SALE— NOS. 18, AND 19, IN tng Sese ee Soh ate we JOR SALE—TWENTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING lots on Capitol Hill near reservation ; in whole oF a part: on! men Bysi'ee Y HEMKON'S RAMEY, 1307 F at.nw. SALE—ONE LOT, NEAR DUPONT ©) foot; one lot, near ZY heap, $2.2. Dupon' circle, 23580, cheay, §1.60 ‘one’ lot, hear Du- Barc eeig genet ses ia: gong ete CHAMEES EARLY, OOS TSh ee iow. mpl s owe ‘POR SALE — BEAUTIFUL LOT, 502120, 15TH Wt, near Coluntina toad, 856. ee rapidly fi pire bt Room 36, Gum Building, 442 Ee: aves bet 10 acme and 4 puan-16- SALE-LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND RE puts addition e> te city of Weekington, formerly foot will buy now. terminus “of onnestien ate exiended and ins and proposed SASS baa ost PRUE Ceanliker MOSEXTOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Low rates of interest: also on other approved security. THOS. G. HENSEY & CO... Bankers, my11-3m 3m 1300 F st. n.w. ‘ONEY TO LOAN y AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE SECUKITY, HILL & JOHNSTO! myll-1m 1503 Peun’ avenue nw. VO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT— 2000. Agen! the United Security Insurance reer 4 in sume to Bae peng hn md pian, with or without life ii » 10, 15, or 20 years, my G-1in MS ne Oe 800,00 ce — ves security, 8° ERHON & RAMEY, __ 1307 ¥ at. nw. ONEY TO LOAN AT, FIVE PER CENT ON AP. apectulty. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, zny'2-Tin* 1307 F st. b.w, EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. mm SMALL PREMIUM CHANGED, 000—TO LOAN "15.500 5.00 ON REAL ESTATE. fap18]__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. uurance. Payments torun ¥.H. SMITH & 2,000 500 ONEY TO Loan ‘On Approved Keal Estate Security in District of columbia, ia ay suius desired, at lowest reves of lie terest, ‘Hus. J. FISHER & CO. apll 1324 F st. nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON APPROVED REAL estate, in sums to suit, sglovest mates of interest, mh27-3m 10th and H sts. hw. FOR, SALE-SEVERAL saddlers to be sold WARNER, at Wil May 31. ‘Soe Evening Stee, May 29. my25,7,8,: yee he ne —a 4 “SAL 1 = ce R SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FARM OF 235 BRETARICR, | Hacress tl ealig teges Maa te Ba ee This is a splendid place and hi at aio 1 ees cna S-room house, barns, stables, ice FINE ROADSTERS AND TA ;,als0 a set of Apple L. B. 0., Star office. buildings; all’ fruit New York | tories within ® half mil 1t*_ | apply to oS R SALE—A GOOD 48-INCH STAR BICYCL: for sale, also a scroll saw and lathe combined. Ad- UTCHINGS, 922 I st. n.w. iv R SALE—SIXTEEN HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES nia, consisting of id two good Est nw. HUGH QUIGLEY. SALE—BARGAIN-IN A BEAU nearly new Hallet & be sold oF rented by J seen S11 9th st. n.w. june 1 to SALE—THE H Geivers, worker tion out on the Met. R. "_my2i tinned. through it, _my20-1m se R_ RE t piano; must 10 5 mm house. Can be R SALE—AN EXTENSION TOP CARRIAGE, | my2 cabriolet, in good condi! r order for owner; also, 7100 We ‘OR SALE—A LOT OF HIGH BRED HORSES. from the great Cleveland 31, See Evening Star, ‘OR SALE—50 HORSES, SUITABLE FOR LIGHT very teams, and polo ponies: ses lust atrived trom ‘Texas all broke nat h and B sts. n.w.. CENTER MARKET, my2! mare—a handsome ba: QOR SALE—ICE BOX, LARGE; SUITABLE FOR eo meat or butter; very economical PRIGHT PIANO, WITH carved pane)s and pilasters, repeatit wood or fancy walnut. Hi JR SALE—A HANDSOME MOHAIR PLUSH Cost #200, can be bought for 890. dsome Silk Plush Lambrequie 513 8 bow, per month, st enemy cg DENTON— ~é HOMES FOR ALL! st be sold by WAR- value yearly, and in eight producing over $6,000 wo: Can be seen at Bt my25-3t _my24-2te OR SALE_AT in_use of myyo-2t" TH FANCY | or exchanged for impro easy terms, case either in Rose- | &Y-,. B.E. Wal UGO WORCH & Go's, 625 | _my2eot __ apl4-3m from the city, and RK SALE—SFE EVENING STAR, MAY 29. FOR | Vanderwerken, esq. Terms ption of horses to be OR SALE—A RARE COMBINATION OF SAD- ——— die and driving horses; a young and stylish pair; Fs RENT—A FL full brothers; of old Vi faymarket, Va.; one has been constantly ridden pung lady; written warranty of a responsible pa: sole. _Mmy24-3t nia stock; bred by ‘OR SALE—CHEAP—BICYCL) Columbia; full-nickeled ; ball. ariDes. dition. Inquire at 430% 11th n.w. after 5 p.m. 1t* VOR SALE—OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DIA- monds, Watches and Jewelry at 20 count off the marked selling price in p to obtain great cures, INE WHITE ARABIAN HORSE, is same price, insured ; a Lady nglish Drag with harness, $74 20; Phaeton, $12, Address Box 131 E-WAKNER’S GREAT SPECIAL SALE, S50, bead fine horses, Wiluineto 4-inch ex s: mood eon r cent dis rchase next ¥ iglish Saddle, Carriage pole. $15 : 31. Star my: Friday, Del. 28,30-4t st my2o OR SALE—SPECULATIVE STOCKS. 1000 Pneumatic Gun Carriage at 81.25, 1000 Dynamograph at $: ‘ 100 Shellabarger $1.25, FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F street, Money to loan on Stocks and Bonds." myz24-+ JOR SALE—FOR ONE-HALF THE COST—A } dium-sized safe; almost new, with all latest im- | 4), A‘ Provements; owner hasno further use for it, Apply | 5 at 704 Q st. nw. 2 VOR SALE—ATTENTION YACHTSMEN— the fust and commodious sailing craft “ELLA TREDWELL,” ‘The Champién of the Potomac, now lying at navy- B ly to Tara dock: ‘or terms apply GEO, A. JORDAN, 1417 F st. UTIFUL OAK SI also handsome boo ; cost $150; bedroom set 0; other fine furniture cheap. 810 5th n.w. desk combinied $3 EAP—TW0 GOOD SECOND-HAND proof Safes: one medium, one small; bargains; to save storage will give time if necessary. Address Box 141, Star office. "OR SALE—CHEAP. an established Provision 2 Wants to leave city, Address Box 150, Star off buildings and fruit on 30 A >, at $1.2: 20 per acre. 1 ME- | Class gentleman's residence. m: 00. thers. 5 to $1: P _my24-3t and | FJOR SALE-TW FoR NT — FUL! with (stable, at Bex K AND FIXTUKES OF ore in northwest; party Hyattsville, JOR SALE—AT THE NEW YORK CARRIAGE AND Harness Repository, 466 Pa. ave. n.w., for the next thirty days, the greatest bargains ever offered in the ies, Carts, Wagons, Harness, eity in Carriaj Lap Robes, Whirs, Halters, Sheets, Nets, Saddles, hand. Call and see stock. No trouble to show foods Painting and repairing properly done. W. F.Gi -CLASS RIDING PONY, VERY good condition, Inqure at FORSBERG & RRAY'S, 1001 7th st. ; both wew and second- my~3 _ | city property. _my21-6t w. my23-Gt JOR SALE—FINE FAMILY COW, VERY CHEAP: li ilker; perfect, GAKMONT, Spring Ko: QOR SALE — STYLISH BROWN PON Cart and Harness; will carry children; price 8135, if sold at once. Can be seen at Howard House Stables, yygentle no fault. Appl ROR RENT—A NY, i at Laurel, B, and O. railroad, situated in the most two adults ‘and two { desirable part of the village, within a few minutes’ 485 C st. nw. (OR SALE—AS A WHOLE, AT A SACRIFICE, fine househoid furniture, betore June 1. =i y at JOR SALE—CHEAP. A LIGHT VIC riage and Harness ; almést n Apply at JOHN H. GHEEN 29 G st —OWNEKS NEED CASH AND MUST sell. Purchasers wet advau vias FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F st. cominodious house, with shade trees, fi water, &e. property. J. K. HERT FOR! myz. ‘ORIA CAR- Price $265 com- rooms; of their necessities, | > = AND J mith Bicycle, 25 Lanston | JA SALE AND Hi OR SALE—A GRAND BARGAIN, IF TAKEN AT ‘A beautiful large, fine round, full Square most elegantly’ and cabinet case work; 755 octaves, grand scale, max: eut tone qualities: a perfect and superb instru. ment, 7 feet lons, 3.6 wide. Maker's guarantee of five years’ given. Ustd only since Decembe: 200.” See it and make an offer for it, ly payments, Without a blemish and absclutely per- ty. Can be seeu at the ware- ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, Owner left the 7OR SALE—FINE SADDLE HORSE, WELL-BRED, can be seen at JOHN B. RILEY'S sales stabi 'D HAND BOA‘ JNO. CUMBERLAND & SO: ioot of F st. and OR SALE—1 EXTEN! TF oa $210; 1 coupe barnes: “6 _ Apply Room 7, 603 15th st. n.w. R SALE—THOROUGHBRED DKIVING MARE, 16 hands high, 7 years old; bk stylish and speedy. tables, rear 1716 14th st. nw. jaborately finished ; sh, or month- 0 road, within half hour of Pa. ave. GE, 913 Pa. ave., $ | station ou B.&. + | sold cheap and terms easy. A-6t_ | South Capitol st.. AWAY, AL- | DUCKETT, ‘Trust carriage 5 ae ION TOP RC & burs, P.G. Co. Md. Bret station from bay, trom Vir- Frice $4,800. Apply to tees, 482 Louisiana ave. For full REDFORD W. AUREL, MD. 9-room cottage, on corner lot: 100: is furnished with all modern convenien bath, &c.; this desirable property will be'sold’ cheap rowed city NER & CO 916 F st. aw, |ON—ON MONDAY, 'H, we will sell at auction, to the highest bidder, Forty Acres of Land, of best quality, containing anumber of beautiful building sites, located on the road from Chain bridge to Falls Churc! or unin 5, Congress st., bet. Land Mand 2d and 2a acres, adjoining Linden sta- tion, Metropolitan Branch, 7 miles frou city: splendid for subdivision. at #200 and # y peracre. H. SYPHERKD & CO., Sun Building. OR SALE—100 ACRES, SIX MILES NORTH OF city and mile from Knowles or Forest Glen on Metropolitan Branch: a first-class piece of land, out- re burned. $100 per acre. 1 mile west of Hyattsville, adjoins Rimes® HERD & CO. ___ Sun Building, 0D FARMS 3; cost Jett’s, Fauquier county, Va. 309 ac res, respectively. Address C, W. HAZE y Sprin wif acre of ground, trait and m hotel and baths, Apply, as aboy M. ‘ARM. the property of Mrs. Fowler and C. Bc o pee acre. Apply to JOHN ST Real Estate Broker, Bladensburg, OR SALE OK EXCHANG! Tht, | FLOR SALE — aT A BaRGar = proved, at Laurel, Md., will exchauge for improved, WM. H. BARSTOW, 615 7th st. now, ROOKLAND—A FEW OF THE BEST LOCATED Jote (with shade), in the subdivision, from 7 to 10c. Ba 61 ‘T—WASHIN ‘T A out from Washington on} cars, opposite University. High, healthy and beauti- fully situated. Lots at from 3 to'10 cents; easy ternis: also very, pretty cottage, EDFOKD W. WALKER, ste a ed, on line of rail Responsible and care- ‘place, furnish lars, JHE Address, with full partic He yi ‘ashington, C. myll-lin ith RK SALF — 145 ACRES, @1. my it” Feod dwelling and all ‘outbuildin CHEAB, | #4, wood in abundance ‘aslungton, D. ‘OR SALE—NEW COTTAGE AT “BROOKLAND, y, ob Met. Branch B. and O. R. ; cight rooms, cellar, attic and bath-room; two min- utes from railroad station, and #ix minutes from ter- Apply to | minus of electric railway; lot 100x150 with shad EIGHTON & PAIRO, trus- IMPORTANT! ROR SaLE—A_MAGNIFICENTLY CARVED, M. Tound, ‘triple strung, full agratie, aweet cover und plush’ stool; cost $195, at G. L. WILD & BROS., 709 7th FORD, Fleming \- av iding, 1419 G st. IONS ON METROPOLI- fruit, stock, poultry, — s. and coup- + O35 Fat, , MET. BRANCH B. & SALE — MISCELLANEOUS.| COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. R SALE—A NEW M PASSE ACRT; | FOR SALE—NEAR STATI 12 by 70 by 4 feet 16 miles; price, $7,000, tan Branch; grass, rain, security.” For | dairy farms; 2 to 600 sctes lot Ww. W. Washi try homes. COOKE D. 11 ve my2Zo-3t Bes , SUE “A T KNOWLES’ STATION, ND WAGON, SU! snl A 1 KNON ic ly improved ; new —— nd Ag ro 43 office. _ veeetables can ‘AR BICYCLE, 51-INCH, IN PER- | disposed of fitably to several large it . Great bargain. 1230 ort B's half mile from Place. Fog pactculers E mo 14is NDSOMEST TRACT FOR om in the vicinity of Washingon, 50 acres, known as Bunker Hill Farm, at Brooks, the’ first. sta- pposite the Catholic Uni- N Lios | Yersity and near the Electric cars. The streets of Brookland abut on this property and could be con- icnlars enquire of YALKER, 1006 F at. RaRENT AT STATION, 9 MILES OUT ON 3 fashincton Branch o! : my25-6t_ | fore “ 20) 1i-room house REDFORD W. : . WALKER, 1006 F st, OWN YOUR HOME!! An opportunity seldom equaled, never excelled, ry 29, whereby men and women, old and’ young, may buy themselves beautiful, self-supp ing homes—bomes: that will yield from $300 to $ 1,000—will double = years’ time be capable of silk annually. 109 ee cote 1¥25-3t* | Win wuy one of these valwable lots, and enable you to (OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD FARM | Secure acrop this year. This offer only holds good y driving horse, 7 years old; | this week. an trot near 3 minutes. “Can be seen in rear of 013 SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, st. now. A FINE LARGE 00; the house =: RA, water, prop- four miles ins the fine estate of Gilbert One-third cash; balance id at WARNER'S | intone, two and 3 years, A depos 100 on day of SYPHERD & CO., Sun Butiding, OLD BRICK MANSI fourteen rooms, ample lawn aud good shade, with shrubbery and flowers: garden shed for horse and vehicle; everything’ in first-class OF nd orchard ; stable and 1 be i. : only four miles from the city. Will be rented at eee EA e. DOWNEY. S25 per mouth for six inonths, or ®20 per month by 1620 to 1624 L st. nw. year. Location beautiful and healthy. 3t T.H. SYPHERD & OO., Sun Building. ALE—FOUE LOTS AT TAKOMA PARK.3%4C. . bet. 15th st. and New Hanrp- -81.60 6: oo price of Is. All goods have So splendid opportunity JACOBS BROTHERS, 5 50 1229 Penna ave, 20, northwest corner B and 19th sts. n.w 3S. 6 miles from city, P. G. Co., Md.: a first- 6 ACKES, 7-roon: cottage, 5 minutes from station, S,, njoins last above, 5-room cottage, same nd 2acres, 2 miles from city. $1,000. from city, at RNISHED COTTAGE ms, West jowers; five tain all Hi FOR CITY PROP. rm—28 acres of fine garden land; eight- new barn, and other outbuildings: near ah Rerticulars call or addre my22-; 13 ACKES, IM- RSTOW, th st. W AND FURNISHED HOUSE walk from the depot ; inquire at house next to Academy of Music, Prince Georze stree’ June. Address Box 91, Laurel, YOR SALE—AT FOREST GLEN, MD., A LARGE, eC ree cog land, will exchange I 1419 st. 1.6t— K RENT—~AT HYATTSVILLE, MD., NEW SIX- room house ; two minutes’ walk from and side porch; good water: 810. Also new cotiage, 24 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. D.w. STON GROVE several fine Cottazes in different parts of the Grove. | Prices, for sale, $400 to benny) 2150 for the season. M. stom givet 1st my18-co2w* ‘ation )0U, and for rent, ). PECK, 934 F st. .R. K., near electric PIANO EX- PER ACRE, igs, fruit, water mile from Seabrook . railroad; 10 miles from city; to be 1020 and" 1022 \ddress MARION aud Attorney-at-Law, Bladeus. __mys-1m ap30-Lin Fes. SALE—LO1S AT FOREST GLEN, MD. THE most beautiful location for a home outside Wash- reains in a.iainber of slightly used Pisnos | ington; ouly. 2, 4 aud de. per foot. ns; ib perfect order. Sold on @> payments. Bull F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. av 3. KR. HERT- mhi6-3m 0, Same as hew, with em- jealthy ; onl: ‘OR SALE—-A REAL BARGAIN FOR SOME- body—a $700 upright grand Piano; ebonized case new; less than ‘one-third cos! papelas @eazly FFER & CONLIF, 1231 E st. new. my13-1 lot; also a few lots at 2c. 25-10t SUBURBAN PROPERTY. R SALE—BROOKLAND LOTS—HIGH A’ D 0 minutes? walk from city; also convenient to electric and steam cara: ten ho under construction ; we have the choicest lots for sale at prices ranging from 4 to 12c., or #300 to #900 per or $150 per McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1215 F st. a.w uses LOW lot. EW, DURABLE GRAVE DESIGNS x Decoration Day, made of metal leaves and por- in flowers: also, iron vases, crook: = SCHMID'S, 317 12th st. a. w. 8 and terra-cotta | and coach-house ; 3 acres of the best of water. ‘OR SALE—MEEKS. MEEKS. MEEKS. I HAVE ud and for sale a large stock of pew and sec- Carriages, Buggies, mpm ced we Reni ms, Harness, | ———— ety! of ‘aro Whi; Lap Robes, &., at pri a wodat ALPIN VILLAGE, teas cin be Gund in aly Sener pee | AL JOR SAL! $00 per acre. ‘OR RENT—CHEAP—CEDAR GROV st., Mount Pleasant, 14-room cottage; Jane stable Jand; plenty of shade and my 10 ACRES OF TAN ‘wood, near proposed park and horse-car; improved by an S-Tvom fraiue house, &e.; as & whole or divided. A. GUENTHER. » SPRING 5 D AT BRIGHT. rias; Doctor Phaetons & specialty, and fifty dif- ferent kinds of business wagons and truc! sole it | ues. for the Columbus Buggy Co. Vehicles; ho’ trouble to ther You buy oF not. J. K. PROBEY, show work whet 1230 2a’ at.n.w. ap26tojed cor. 6th and N. Y. KR SALE-OVER 200 CARRIAG W AND cond-hand-ivoat ths west Maketee cLendeee, | wntisen ara ame, Victoaas, T-Carts, Vi ‘gut Soachen.©” Alnor a inrge line of 1e4, desirous of either buying or selling turnouts, will tind it to their advantage to call ‘facilities for the purchase and sale of riages, any hiring. Stabling “aud. starage aa any estabhielenent ie Coupes. Brow Wiggnettes and She harness, Notice—Private f ob me, as mw, reon! Carving 1020 L st. n.w., Manufact it makers. Landaus, | ulation, at Carts, Buswies, &c., are ursi facilition are une iscountry. WM. F. ‘OK SALE—POSITIVE BARGAINS IN THE finest ht 3; to | “t Rant Noes 4 ee for square ene, yee leet Se just sub- GE, the leading piano SALE— JOHN a. YOUNG "New and Gecoud shoud ¥ mb30- rpsxoma PARK, E PIANO 913 Pa ave. served for the use of t anywhere near the station at pe ONEY—LOANS ON REAL LSTATE, LOCAL OR M — Mecuntie, Arian ee Aegan ‘oman Taper, &e.. kc. No delay. DEMPSEY, 1424 New York ave. mb25-3m_ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS Maa it lowest rates. by KEDFORD W. W. ¥ —_mat3-dm veyed hs NDOWMENT, LIFE AND TONTINE POLICI Fee hieheet cant prices, Louse hewolnted ACHESON, 1307 Foc new vr ni9-dint ONEY—TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- - security, St lowest rates of interest; uodelay “EID Be MBH MSOeS DREN, 303 7th at. mw. fi See ingen Mo TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- sp24 Buccessor to HOW EK & SO) 15 Fet SUMMER RESORTS. ARNISHED W. furniture, milk, and f¢ a spring wagouk cringe and buggies: andl eS POS st A very enjoyable hop was given last evening ational Hotel. CARPENTER, Foe SALE—TEMPORARY REMOVAL!! Until the completion of my new store on the south- west corner of Ps. ave. and 12th st. n. w., I will be pleased to see my patrons at 526 12th st. n. w., near Finest California Wines and Brandies at lowest prices, Iam also the soleagent for Trimble and Per- | sors. The fection Rye and Kentucky Sour Mash Whiakies. Call HALPIN VILLAG! nes. ‘Hallfoad teeing stop.at aipin Villaee, Bevere) ne stop at Halpin Village. Seve: of the most desirable lots are located on the celebrated Rockville turnpike. Prices aud terms of sale, to- gether with descriptive plats, may be obtained, as well 4g all information which may b- desired by persons te building homes or for personal spec real estate office of JNO. A. PRESCOTT, LEWIS & HEATON’S WEST END ADDITION. ‘three squares f1 the station, jermine she Tost wickly settled portion of the old A never-failing af pane water ‘first ting promptly attended to. Give HALPIN VILLAGE, meacallat G2k te 023 G rex tigen -$ TWO MILES THIS SIDE OF ROCKVILLE, mylO-im On the Metropolitan Branch B. & 0. KR. = LOCATION UNSURPASSED — PRICE LOW. R SALE—GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES TO This New Subdivision. Ex. Top ‘Burfeys, CaCUnder Surreya Danepeeio | in beautifully Ind bur in looeat stsiut GOx160 feet, x.-To} jurreys, Cut urre! fa" Nd 01 lots of Sires, Zand Sy ring Phaetons, Mi xt ure Phasions, with streets and avenues alt y made. 500 shade the streets and ave- PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Atnavon'’s Orrra Hovse.—Next week the ever-popular Mikado will be mced by the Lamont company, with Miss Helen Lamont as Yum Yum, a character in which she made quite a hit when she was with the McCaull troupe three years ago. Mr. Wm. Pruett will, by request, sing the title roie in which he has frequently been heard here with pleasure. The remainder ofthe cast will be as follows: Nanki- Poo, Mr. Traverner; Pooh-Bah, Sig. Brocalini; Pish-Tush. Mr. Broderick; Ko-Ao, Mr. De Lange; Pitti-Sing, Miss Alice Carle: Perp-Bo, Miss Laura Millard, and Katisha, Miss Mabella Baker. Mr. Pruett is quite am addition to the cast, and a fine performancemay be anticipated, Hanus’ Buovu Tueaten.—The attraction at the Bijou next week will be the exciting drama called “The Streets of New York.” which will be presented with « strong company and with ood scenery. This is the play in which the ite Frank Chanfrau made his first great hit, and its Popularity has in no wise lessened since it was t brought out many years ago. Rerxax’s Turater.—The summer season will open at Kernan’s Monday with a female walking match of seventy-two hours, to com- mence at noon Monday and continue twelve hours daily. The entries include Mile, Tob’ who won the match in Baltimore last weel Bella Killbery, her most formidable competi- tor; Millie Rose, Bessie Macbeth, Belle Hen- derson, Laura Jeffries, Nora Evans, the Indian rincess; Carrie Rice, Millie Arnett, Carrie Jef- ferson, Marian Betz, and Gertie Martin. The track has been laid im the theater proper and the District surveyor has measured it and cer- tified that 24 laps make a mile. Beside the walking match there will be a vocal and instra- mental entertainment in the sammer garden, which has been handsomely refitted with stage, scenery, &ec, Giose Treater.—A change of program, bringing back the regular specialty company and Grieves’ burlesquers, after a successful southern tour, will be offered at the ¢ theater next week, and a first-class varie! burlesque performance 5 Gitwore’s Bayo. moerts to be given by Gilmore's band at Albaugh’s Opera ouse to-morrow promise to be among the most enjoyable musical entertainments of the and season, ‘There is no finer military band in ex- istence than that over which Mr. P. 8. Gilmore wields the baton, and the tour of the country which they are now making in com- memoration of the twentieth anniversary of the great Boston peace jubilee im 1869, has been a Succession of successes. Their concerts in Philadelphia this week have been largely at- teuded and very highly praised. Mr. Gilmore will also have ‘the assistance of the following vocalists, nearly all of whom are well and pleasantly remembered in this city: Sig. Cam- paniat, Sig. Dauckwardt, Signorma Clementina Je Vere, Mme. Blanche Stone-Barto Miss Helen Dudley Campbell, Sig. Del Puenhe, My= ron W. Whitney and Sig, The after- noon concert will commence at 2:30 o'clock and the night at 8. Gronoerown Amarevr Oncunstra.—This or- ganization, which is one of the largest and old- est musical associations in the District, will give aconcert to-pight at the National Rifles’ hall for its own benefit, Its public rehearsals have tor years been greatly eujoyed by all lovers of music, not only on account of the high character of the sclections which it h. attempted, but also by reason of the exce lence of its work. Since it has been under the direction of Prof. Josef Kaspar it has made rapid progress and may now compare favorably with any similar amateur organization. It now for the iirst time appeals to its friends and the public, and it should meet with a generous response. The program has already been pub- lished in Tne Stan. The orchestra will be as- sisted by Anton Strelizki, pianist; Miss Mollie Byrne, soprano, and Mr. Herndon Morsell, tenor. “PARApIsE Fiats.”—The performance to be given on Monday night at the National theate for the benefit of the Columbia Athletic club, has excited much interest among the friends of that organization and of the performers. ‘The comedy of “Paradise Flats” is the production of Mr. Hub T. Smith, and is a bright and witty work, full of pleasant speeches and amusing situations. The cast has already been given, and as all the rehearsals have been carried om under the personal snpervision of the author an enjoyable performance is anticipated, ALL Sovr's Cnurcu.—A musicale will be given this evening in the lecture room of All Soul's church by the pupils of Mr, Ernest Lent, the program for which includes se lections from the best com posers. MusicaLe axp Kaiynow Fere.—There will be musicale and rainbow fete at the Washington City orphan asylum, corner 14th and 8 streets northwest, on Tuesday and Wedhesday even- ings of next week, for the benefit of the cool ing class. The operetta of “Red Riding Hood’ and a “Kitchen Garden Drill” will be given each evening. Dramatic axp Onatoricat Contests.—The | pupils of the senior claas of the Martyn college of elocution, oratory, and acting, will en in contests on Monday, Tuesday, and We: day evenings of next week. The first prize in acting will be awarded to the pupil who excels in leading and supporting characters; the first rize in oratory tor the best oration; also ® rst prize in dramatic recitation and another im comedy, for the best humorous recitation. Judges, consisting of gentlemen not connected with the college, will make the awards, which will be announced at the commencement exer« cases to be held in the National theater Monday evening June 3, en Auction Sales of Real Estate. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, have sold at public sale alot in Cooke Park, Georgetown, fronting 61 feet on Road street by a depth of 136 feet on Park avenue, to Jas, H. Marr for 3144 cents per square foot. Also lot 4 insquare 966, fronting 80 feet on Massachusetts avenue and 90 feet on East Capital street by about 50 feet on lth street northeast, containing 5,546 square feet, to Jas. P. Ryan for #121 per square fovt; also lot 11 in the same square, at the northeast corner of 10th and East Capitol streets, fronting 21.75 feet on the latter street and 78.50 feet on the former stree! to John G. Slater for @145}f per square foot; also lot 12, same squar at the southeast corner of Massachusetts ave= Building, “TANG F st nw. Fe SALE—AT BRANCHVILLE HEIGH’ on Washington branch B. and O,, 9 miles from Wash- ington: beautifully located lots immediately st sta- and | ton, at from $150 to 83300 per lot; $20 ca ony y terms. For plats &c. call if. | W. WALKHR, 1006 balance FORD my: and ad- cwnens he only lots hie large stockof | “x complete abstract of tle for all lots in Takoma C at. 2. ‘to date. N nue and 10th streets, fronting 43 fect on the former and 85.92 feet on the latter, containing 1,633 feet, to Jas. P. Ryan, for $1.18 per square foot. Also lot 13, same square. fronting 20 feet on Massachusetts avenue, and containing 1,444 square feet, to R. V. Campbell for £1.06 per square foot. ' Also part of lot T. in square 919, improved by a two-story brick house, at the northwest corner of East Capitol street and 9th street northeast, to Jas. R. Ryan for €4.200, Thomas Dowling. auctionver, sold yesterday at public sale the two-story frame house 125 @ street northwest, the lot being 174127 feet, to Thomas Brown for $1,850. oot A Shooting Affray. This morning Wm. Churchill and John Jack- son were in the Police Court, charged with em affray, and the case was contizued until Tues- day next. Jackson was a witness in the Police Court yesterday against a woman. Churchill, a friend of the woman, was angered and weat after Jackson, and encountered him on Half, near M, yesterday. It is alleged that atter words had Jackson pulled a pistol urchill, who wrested it from him; that Jackson got another pistol and fired one shot, and that then Churchill fired, the shot taking effect in Jackson's chin. Churchill went to Dr. . Winter’s, where the wound was dressed. Both parties were arrested. A Child Run Over by a Wagon. Bessie Brown, a colored child about eight years old, was run over by a milk wagon near the corner of 16th and L streets northwest last evening and she was seriously injured. The tucking the arvest and to the expitenmeul, and that the way. Dr. 8. L. Cook testified that he attended the child and found a wound on the left — bruises on the left leg below the knee and the left shoulder was dislocated and bruised, number of rant Hare been peeing th a cs wagon. It has been ascertained that they are Mormons from Utah and Idaho, and that their Gail alway panes “oi Governor will attend the banquet to be | aa np noe Grover Cleveland by the # Be I