Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING 8TAR: WASHINGTON. b A , FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. |FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. titre 24 REAL ESTATE. PEERS ee Paap asm enggy| Evteies gma yuitctocee aa | Pon Mesch OR An ETRE cE | FOR DEST OF Saba 8 Sa 3 eee ar a a as Ea. Geers Boe T1te ab eae nies} Aten Sr Lathe ae bbws. 65 740 14th Cee) ED Me,cor of 16th an Pat bet. 17th & 18h 55 Riu, bet on Jederscn Bisca forum > 18th st. 3 mer. : ord es asd ts Toth ‘sta. 30 i can BE OBTAINED AT OUR Ox- be inspected only by per- mite from our _my18-co2w bem t? lOHNSTON, 18 Pewn. sve.D.w. ew 911 ISth st. n.w., 3 story and basement. ih st. u. w., Sst, basement “and attic 53 Dst. n. w., -story, ew house. 517 Pierce Place. <9 series ot 5 feet sophalt remens on F stand 130 fect on 3d st, 9,000 feet: will sub- divide most advantageous; or bililder to improve, wil growing Stout ‘rood chance for capitalist be sold at's figure which, in this rapi Will insare profit in the Psi se Foture Miscie st JAL-E—A BARGAIN—3 LOTS, 1033117 FEET Fes lic all oe 9th st. ne. rae OP SETTLE & C04 1223 F fe have some dectratie lots in the nisivaet portion of the x and eet ae Circle, which we can offer Vargas for # few pts = oX* serie BO; my28-3t OR SaLe— DESIRABLE LOTS IX SS ie Fi e300 id $700 each. BEBTFOED. | my28-Imo Flem: i Suning Building, 1419G Foe SALE BETTER | INVESTMENT THAR stocks, bonds or banks; only 30. Seg ps3 foot; 225 cash, Leet AS mouth; 17 feet t build- ine Lots o1 + on ee se. ge i; om new ide: Ove square froin ne nee ethane Rerfect title: deeds free ELLER & REPETTI. Fo ‘SALE—TWO CHEAP LOTS ON D ct SE, between Ist and 2d sts., with old house renting for 33. #3 He $1,209 each. WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 Fn.w. FoR ale DESIRABLE BUSINESS POTS, (COR nér), 86 feet dn New York ave. and 85 feet on lst aw. Inguireat S. DESIO’S, corner 9th and E sts. my27-3t* EF SALE—LOTS ON BOUNDARY, NEAR NEW Jerey ave,, 17x50, south front, sewer, wrater, and per foot; 1604 N. Ta, Cellar, = 36? Apply 415 myd7-st" at? Fo. SALE-SEVE ERAL. vee HANDSOME LOTS, LoTs, northwest a P $5,400. O st, it. ft. arab i Sea LIEBERMANN, 1903 F st. Pat SgLE-N. HAVE. BET. M AND N, 35x115, J. a soy Bet. N. HL ave. gpd 19th st, 23x91, $1.60. SW stsucar 80. 2st st. ne ‘SF 0, to alley. he 20. Lots on No: pitol st, bet. M and Electric rail- way, 21n54, 20x84, fe. also’ several short ots on ME, Fest of N. Capitol si also, fifteen or twenty lots in Far * speculative mnepeog ot at epee EAEA 1407 F st. FoR SARE TRON TAGE OF 452 FT. WELL LO Got ee back a a je alleys: aC yapont 100 ft. on @ prominent coruer ni it STEIGER & LIEBERMANS A 1303 F st. RR SALE—A CHEAP LOT, re 80 FT. on Vermont sve., 87 ft. 10th si in™s 4 room for three houses; only $4,. D. STONE, § 806 F st. n. w. my25-3t " Fa ‘SALE—AT A SACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT OF ner going into busiuess: two lots on Princeton gue block trom Dr. Hammond's residence. Soc. a 3c. per aa. ft ‘Aply at once. DAVID D. STONE, 2. w. ES Be R SALE BARGAINS IN LOTS. ts 5 and 20, bik. 20, Col. Heights... ts 1 6. bik. & Col. “oh eshte... . bik. 5, Le Meee SIEIGE! KR SALE-3 HA size each. 50x15: ake only abe CALEY SOS aw my25-3e a 1 hate “t e.aud 16th s seat 8 subdivide inte ¢ prosed. , WRIG! my! ae now bei ee eee tT eee FR aaiE= DECIDED BARGAINS Tp Building Lots. t. 14th and 15th sts. ave. peat 14th st. (Thomas Cirele) 4ti rand Lsth ata rk on ‘de Ith st. and ‘inginie ave. 2]st st. aud Csi 3. V. N. HUYCK & CO., 1505 Per hn 1301 FOR SALE—ONE OR” THREE CE LOTS, ON F apath st between T and —, 308 alley, at less than curt “uy2b-3t LOUIS V. SHOEWARER, 920 F et. nw. Fe SALE—CHOICE ACRE LOTS, ¥ WEST OF AND near Takoma; to persons who ‘wil AREE"® at nce. CIS P. Sue my25-3t aw. 1 SALE—TWO ORIGINAL its. H ST. bet. F aud G a.e. 101 fest trot, vide, HES alley; cheapest ground in the ne: perfect ean 700" Se foot. JNO. F. WAGGASIAN, 700 14th st. my2. |, OR SALE—A CORNER PROPERTY, CONTAIN- ing 34,000 feet, near the heart of the city: will subdivide ‘uicely. «’ good investment for a syndicate, sud am opportunity for builder; can't be equaled ns square foot. JNO. F. weaga: 700 14th st. JR SALE—ON 16TH ST., EX’ ceated. Lot, nest to, ots owned an uninediate pure office. ED. ate by Secretary J desire to sell and will offer inducements to Address Box a Adth st. SALE—-THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRA- R Fei grihndeof Kat, pant Toth 402100, to oa |= eee st. Doreh aides beat ae Rete north, j wide, between Zist and 33 sta, at., = Eee per cr fot, Oth et. pear ve. SALE-SEVERAL ea, conveuiut te FINISHED well built houses, coi Treasury departments ; —s 10005 os my28-3t R SALE—SEVERAL 'SES ON v3IGg5 #7, E idthand Tate stan dns Aratelacs neighbor: a I. y one ga houses in 728 ie my28-3t 1225 Fae SALE—S BARGAIN HOUSE. 91 oon: 7435 near re ‘will rent for 960; ri ar CER ecs 1419 Gat. io | FOR UE IDE OTE EEE FORD. Flemii = aia Eris fet Pop GQ si. n. wf Be. 1,8 goa Ee fave. and 14th st. ne. the proverty on may THOS. E-WAGGAMAN. R § SALE—1403 Ll 8T., 10 ROOMS, 3 STORY Fie building; has furnace, yard: Price books. oF fll ist ¢ the Tet ana 15th. Sees A. J. WHITAKER, 130736 F st. » | Risse | i 218T ST., 4-STORY BRIC! ny papered; 8 large rooms; want offer; key at my28-3t A.J. WHITAKER, 13073 F st. Re Cy ee R INVESTMENT — 2-STORY a = ct red throughout; on let- we Co ay i ie 1307% F at TOR ; SALE—1002 pot CAROLINA j AVENUE, ap eee eas POR a ane OES Sone mae R SALE— R RENT.) That beautiful Mend on the northwest eo of 13th and N streets northwest. No. 1303 Lot is 50x100. Fine grounds. House has cinve rooms exclusive . Seven (7) bed-rooms. view down the Potomac House is well and substantially built. of the highest order. For Sale... river from top of house. orkmanshi) iP the terms. le corner lots at ew brick; rookland 8 and cel x t 2. 140 to 30-toot ide nel back alley ‘good it ve are ieee ‘CO., Room 47, Adantic Building my2s-st FOE, SALEA FIRST.CLASS HOUSE ON N ST, bet. 17th and 18th; Tooms; every mod. con: venience; Bs ot ae 00. an pote one of — oe lo- Seduced to $15,000" DAVID D: a my: my27-3t DASE ES OFFER REFUSED yuse on 4th st. n. owner wishes rooms or a 3 R SALE—NO ona maa new from Lee on Bailes it iris. m8, gouventent location. 2 first-class investinent apply at once. 10 D'D: STONE 800 F et. aw. my27-3t BR SALETA VERY HANDSOME ROW OF wellings, some nearly completed, so Anished, om Mf ate Between San and wat ih rt Toon r houses 17 feet. We can sell the corner houses for $4,600, and inside houses for $3,700 aud $3,801 ‘gore tuem. re Bibi bee rand G Wepet 15th ena bis and cei Boundary R SALENO @31 T ST. N. W, NEW 7-ROOM Foray Prose Brick dwelling: 17. 6 front. Price 0 per mon! icey Ox 1315 F st. on! SALE — 3 NEW 6-ROOM_ BAY-WINDOW near rigs Office, K-st. market Batty line ton bia stree! rice only €3,1. $500 cash, balance in ‘cna we Garon nei ee Sears, CH. Pw HANDY, 1 Pst. n.w. my25-6t FoR ee eee FROPERTY— PREMISES 917E aguregate rent nites, per mouth) ict 1 Ses ano. a Electric allway. Bukiitas a ot FOE, SALE BARGAINS-1495 BST 7 aa 224 bath, mod. imps.; lot 202140 to alley; select 13th st. n.w., new, 6 rooms and bath; nicel; ea: ei bat iy ba- Pst. n. w., new, 7 rooms and bath; $4,250. 7st, Rew, 7 rooms and bath, splendid & ‘condition; $4. Gat, near 12th, cosy brick house, 7 rooms and bath, ry mod. convenience; very cheai> at 85,001 St, 17 7, event? 12 rooms, inps.; $7.00 AviD Dre TO Rs SALE-—VALUABLE PROPERTY—PARTIES desiring to make investments or purchase homes will fud fl to their advantage to consult H. M. MAR- e | TEM, Beal — 1 Estat ple: pny Aeeut. 1920 bx ave ave. w. Personal attention given usiness ducted in this office. FOR SALE—A bargain; 1,620 feet of ground, im- ier Ea room ry ‘an excellent location 1 A desirable home, 9 ‘and bath; first-class con- ation, press. brick front 2 2st, ve ear’ Pa sve. 3, 3m Site. “A x MARTIN, 1929 Pa. ave. Dw Soe ari Bt" F3 LE-MODERN 12-KOOM Ri RESIDENCE. Gashiousbly located. northwest, three rooms deep; te Sreplaces in hall and rooms. “this house is sub. autially built as # leadiny re and builder and ovate STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. R SALETAN ARTISTIC AND THORQUGHLY comfoi Pte 3 stories and cellar; all modern ‘convente fine ‘furnace; electric bells througto me hard ‘wood man: fy; rich euameled art tiie in all the rooms and halls; wide oak stair case ; drawing room in ivory white fn- inh; in fact the house is complete in all particulars: substantially built “elegantly situated. gd; near Dupont rele. and ‘ll ready for vccuvancy. 000. For further vulars call at office of JNO: 80, Lj ERES- Corr, 1410 Fat uw. FR, SALE-AT A PRICE SURE TO Tie LD A handsome return, 2 lots on Columbia Heixhts, bear Geu. Swaim's and the picturesque stone church: — = lccation for @ residence: ou! fered. for 8 few SNO. F- AN, my 25-36 - Fe K SALE—TO BUILDERS AND INVESTORS— #2 abioteg tne bate tn blocks or singly, the most eco- | $6,800. omic DROVE aare east W_E. BURFORD, Tae S. ¥en eee Fe: SALE—60 LOTS IN aaa 5 wu Eckington and National, Fair grounds, EA SU to 8300 each ; easy te line of improvements od PoP EET epee me RUST & ay NGERFORD, 624 14th st_n'w. 100 ana 252120, from This subdivision ts on fords CHAKLES EARLY, ¢ QUR SALE— AUTIECL L aoe $0120, 15TH “t., near Colum bot bia Road. ise ~ aly At ton ngs 42 Loaves = Wem. aud paula WAGGAMAN AND “RI men Property is situate at the Seigntn the nee ave. extended, proposed Zoo! tbe eoustructed, Secu obtained from: %5 ae fue houses ple of who will RO. ¥ Wacoal, Gall for piat: also 700 14th st. toe S = Sovepeet ae Sa See ale subst * — NOTARIES PUBLIC. (comaiissioNER OF DEEDS EDS FOR EVERY STATE sod dot ee In office trom Som | 1 iatietan Ui Eee why SONS, 204 10th st ow. IR Co etag: ye BRICK HOUSE, rug |B faces Sroome and bath, in northwest, wi ared it once. "HILL “e SonNstoN ode SVERAL MEDIUM-PRICED well located, northwest, at Px 000, ax my25-3t Sto STEIGER & LIEBERMAN Fes SALE-VALUABLE 8-HOOM, BAY. WINDOW aud Maes ‘eve, nect 7 = 9a.RdD. TS "catwood. dss euse iat HT AVE, BET IGTH AND 18TH cr ae gi brick, 11 ‘rooms, fiue location, 2100, $11. at be a Mt brick, 10 lent iocation, s barwati, $6,500. .u sts. DW., pepe #000. ats a atory brick, 10 ets Rand 8 ste st ‘ies ie brick, good —* Soe ae : SALEON EH ST., BET. 9TH ‘ey boa ae Saeaen Le r. Suitable f See Teas re eae must be m = % WAGGAMAS, ‘ 00 ach st, | satER GREAT. —— THE soare mall cash aS yoo bacon, Sick THs. a. ‘car jon. gO" 1: eee nw. my25- neyo FY: SALE—NEW 10-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1106 Pst. n.w.; price $8,750; terms easy. my25-3t ‘CHARLES W. HANDY. R SALE—GOOD INVESTMENTS — FRAME House, N st. n.w., lot 1834x120 to30-foot alley, rent B21; price only. MF ghtore aga, Dreiline, corner northwest, lot 20x88, rent $32.50 24°50, Brick House, 7 rooins, Bt st rent rice $4,000. RK. M, MORRISON, OR SALE—A FT! 14th, 17 rooms: 2 ining-room on Ist floo: a ‘Pa “ona Lot 245135, t e, 000. ice 14-room “ec island avenue, bet. 14th and ioth; large closets: all, medern improve: house only been built one year: beated by oven fire-pi: aces in each room. ‘$20,000. ANo.1 9) ye s ave, near ‘Thomas C Circle; 12 rooms; bath; hard Ea wood finish; handsomely pa: neat 10-room brick eee hot and cold water; lot “eek wer tbeamerptes tl ‘Onl: ly, 6,800. or are apply ade *YPIY 3°. DYER, 1304 Fst. Fo SALE—918 in __ N.W. Bisise Ist. 3 a 20 and 22 Grant Place. 818 and. 320 13th Fas 8 EA FINE, aS ee oe Fores SALE-OXE j ao AWNING, CONSISTING ‘complete: feet pean Sea drat Wd ORS, A SI Funes. Sor Tee Toward House stal eth 5 ww. EC Cc. SSECCHLER: iD, UND HO! (GHT, = |e Gretna a : A. EIZNAR. peed ied great ius handsom horse, sixteen hands, six years old, sound and Kind, & fast traveler, and isa xg ee coupe, or driv- ing horse. Also a fine, alapple gray coach horse, six yoursold; a ing Purpcaee bas, cise and Strength ‘enong! he weighs 1,200 pounds, and is counpactly muon ‘Also an ele- gant surrey toseat four. An e: nt eS wagon and a haudsome side bar-shifting top eo a = — harness, set single coupe harness, bugwy harness. Carriages and harness were made by first-class makers, aud are nearly equal to ne! = Genuine bargains will be given to parties who for thetrown use, aud us they’ mast be disprsed ot Fes ly, any reasonable offer will be considered, rply at OWNER'S | PRIVATE STABLE, rear of rend lence 1301 K my2s- OR SALE — citieOmE TRON-GRAY BROOD id) Harness; sold, for want of use; eon @ child can drive her: suitable for y ag an rentleman' 's coupe or express wagon. St. nw. ss \CRES — ( 7 rv Fe Te Al OF FINI yo my27- ALE—NEAR STATIONS ON METROPOLI. tap Branch, ; tase, grain, it, stock, poultry, and . woggoEr i tbeneht ae sce TEKQWLEs STATION, MET. BRANCH B. & ng tole 52 and 3 cts. per foot, On the premises any time during W. = other daysafter 4:35 train. i Freres SALE porban ar t FAR 2 im n's station, B. an ‘This is lendid room aa barns. Hath sii dispos set | Jor SALE — ae BATpeourst TRACT ‘FOR bdivision in the vicinity of Washingon, known as Bunker Hill Farm, at Brooks, the Bret oes tion out on the Met. Mpposite the Catholic Uni- versity and near the Elect cars, Hnued, tarough tt, rau g raed. taro’ ort my25-1m * REDFO! ae SEDSORD W WATER 006 F st. Fri Sfoaguiet' cousige Wer. ett’, ir county, acres, reapective ly. ‘Address Cc. Ww. peasy 0 HAZEN. ee . ad ES BEAUTIFUL Bay HORSE (HAMBLE. ‘tonial lbs.; Prompt and zentie: will stand wishous Hiching. ; lady can drive with safety; Erice, $100. Call’ food store, 7th and Boundar: store, cor. ee id Fein SALE-A BROWN MARE, SIX YEARS’ OLD, bs 1.400 pounds: will work in ail harness 200. "Call or address J. H. aa a aT RAae, STOCK AND TOOLS OF A and W neeeiean = 51 VOR oe a — AND GENTLE FOR lady. to ride or, ;, Warranted sound; owner ‘Buil ding, my8-1m io ne ee races: gs the city. Sadvons . 8. E., Star office. ALE— tee SALE—CHEAP— ss tt, Bite three-story Brick, nine Hain) "xtension-top Carriage, wrung A opisatn | 8 1505 T st. n.w., three-story, — rooms, mien - 1s84 ry 2. Ww. 1331 TWO-SEAT SIDE- @ w., between i Fooms, bath, modern aps, each. 84,100 2215 13th bat, two-ttory ‘Brek, nx rooms, middern jin new Houses on H st .e sts. two-story, six rooms and’ cellar, rovements, easy terms, L joe W st. p.w., two-stor; ments 1938 Vermont ave. Frame House, five ro 1821 Vermont ave., Frames House, five rooms = ve ch rooms. . + Frame House, fv _M.M. PARKER, 1418 i SALE-SEVERAL VERY NICE AND AT- tractive 6 and 7 room brick -dwellaugs on Sth st between Land 82,050 to 83.200. Thess houses have Dresoed ‘brick fronts and every modern Sonvenience. | They are well built and comfortable, and will bear inspects: ‘SWORMSTEDT & State my22-6t 927 Fis SALE—A COSY, new, 10 rooms, includi COMFORTABLE At kitchen and bath-room, papered throughout, crystal chandeliers, cabinet mai: and open replaces in parlors and dining-room, « bountiful supply of water, large pantries, coucreted cellar, perfectly dry, heated by furnace, desirably cated, northwest ; 8,000; easy terns; no agents, Address Box 155, Star office. my22-6t° R SALE— Several houses on Q st. n.w., brownstone fronts, 3-story and basement, 1'1 8, in comes of conotructios 12,500 roPe1 8 1th at nw. Satory, 12 ‘naw 20500 at. D.w., 3-61 ;, 12 rooma, new oo wesetgsns; 10,500 750 5,900 ft Park i “eM. PARKER, 1418 ae Dw. my22-6t R SALE-STOP RENTING AND OWN YOU! home. 2,500 to #3250, including side J ‘ots 25 Tiope a preston udlabwerosaa 8 home in prettiest ‘ne: __8p20-6: ‘Gwe W. E} BURFORD, = Fo: SS VALUABLE AND DESIRABI hotel property known as the “Harris House. Eligibly located on E street bet. 13th and 14th sts. commanding an unobstructed view of Pa. ave. and a beautiful park. Witha front of 70 feet and the lot containing 11,130 sq. ft, being lot 5, sq. 254 The hotel is four stories high, has seventy rooms in first- class condition, with elevator. Arare opportunity is Presented to investors to obtain choice centrally-lo- cated ground at lower figures than it can again be bought for in this locality, which must soon necessa- Ply command high pricés. Inducements for hotel eepers to invest Were Lever gr ag the tide of travel is toward this beautiiul ‘and must be atly increased by national and international meet- figs soon to be held here, “lets ibs ral. Immediate Bert ion given. Apply at office of W. Fu SALE-THREE NEARLY NEW window, §-room brick dwellings; 6. 916 per cont investinen TYLER ® RUTH ERFORD, | JOR SALE—THAT ELEC ELEGANT RESIDEN| iarcrmont ave, B attached. mission to inspect apply to CURLEY iT e rice tor all 85,00 ct ‘or’ terma at F street nw. mhl’ mR SALE—A FINE BRICK HOUSE ON N ST. n.w. near 19th st.; 14 rooms; bath: m.i.; price $16,000. Also a finemew Brick,on li st. n.w., near 14th 18 fooms with modern’ tmproveinclits Brice, 000. EY &C myl4-im 1300 F R SALE OR LEAS! sion, Just completed. almost ou Massuchusett: sts. n.w.; bath, ra improvements THOs. G. V 80 caren 7, hic. 90 shares Merganthaler, burger Car. myzb- te FRANK H. F wee 1313 F st. Fe R SALE — AT A BARGA FIRST-CLASS Xi Cigar and Tobacco Store, in choise locations wood trade. Address G. B. X., Star office. “1we DIN MAR- Fe SALE—TEA AND COFFEE 81 ket; stock, fixtures, trade ;4 good chance for young wishing to et to enter Into Dustnces; reason ae SALE—A BARGAI LISHED GROG. g, ree OL! 7% to an immediate purchaser; rare chance for party path vent capital, satisfactory reasous given for ser API my20-9t" nar 12th st. nw AL ; FR ‘aby 4 Teck rt ER morte ghegier st 080 pet “any. WW. ugage security.” F ES, Washington, wy2o-3t TOR BALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Grocery Store on 43¢ st. Good fresh stock and food buses. | Will be sold at inventory chance. U. L. BO 3 4iget. aw. my NOR Sali 2 on CASH—A GOOD, PRO! ble, unincumbered business, paying clear from . a 00 t0'B390 per month; must sell. 8 therefor atiafuctory rea- Star offic tore rent Learly nothing. Box myZs- FPO, SALE = CHEAP — CONFECTIONERY, ICE cream and soda business ; complete for mauufactur- ing, with horse and wagon, splendid opportunit sup ecaton fr ae pie and Uread baker. Apply 8 fen st ND FIXTURES, BitiGK sheds and stable of coxi yard Fo, SALE-LEASE office, scale, fencin corner of 8. Cap, and Canal sts. ; revt, $20 per — bore, a junuary 20, 1893; price, $200. Apply ae gusts ate = fagements, desires to obtain a with a business firm or pri- mabagement of an estate. Satis- Capital turpished if necessary. Q. Box 226. myla VE"—KEMEMBER THE OTE MAT hae tone the }: Sret-clase mnain-springs, ‘and jewelry work at we dety compen the lowest prices in the city’ 1224 F st. n.w. ‘OR SALE—AT A Saere ‘SACRIFICE—STOCK, etusese ‘and good will of a long- ea, Lardware, paints, olla Sec owner spat to i Tefused. Call between 10 a 6 st. aw. FS SALE—-ONE LIGHT, spring Top Wagon; also, one. Platform-s Sere stutable tort lider or furniture wagon.” ~ Be oom, FIXTURES, AND oon Ps business; one of the best stand: in the city, will-sell and remove stock. if desired, at SUc. on the dollar of cost. Established eleven years. Address EXCHANGE, Star office. 28-3" OR BR SALE-CHEAP—A GOOD PEATFORIE ‘TOP ; also Sz-inch Star Bicycle; also a Health Litter. ¥il Stn stn. w FOE SALES A, HORSE, BY One R, FR ‘country. Can be see 2th st.’n. Past SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PONY 0% TFT, THE “Poby is fentle for ladies or children \d russet harness to match. Private tabi J O08 {Btn st. nw. WOR SALE—HANDSOME YOUNG BAY TOCREOR mare, 16 hands, perfectly faultless and fearless: '8 considerabl safe for lady to dri OREM, 2 Fe RENT—A NEW AND FURNISHED HOUSE st Laurel, B; and 0. railrosd. situated in the most part of the village, within a few minutes’ Trees the e depot: inquireat house next xt to Academy of Music, Pri ai ven. Sunes "Xauross Box OL Laurel: Mae my18-co2w R SALE-THE MacLEOD FARM, ADJOI3 the property of Mrs. Fowler and C. Herick. near Byatieviie 100 per acre. acts Apbly tg JOHN St STEBHEN, al Estate Broker, Bladen: ia. SALE OR, EXCHANGE FOR cry a f fine land; eight- Tom house, new oan, rand other ontbuildings: near Brookisrd. For ulars call or address GB. WILSON, 1418 F st. my22-2w | Fat. Wee WANT TO RENT FOR THE SUM- mer a country place, furnished, on line of rail- thio halt hour of ‘city. wsible and care- ‘with full waculare” WE PIANO EX- idee Pa.ave., Washington, D ©. myli- im and w Ce 5 ‘mile from rool station ou B.&. P. ra airoads 10 miles from city: tob sold cheap 20 i a Houses 1020. an Bock aa st., tor Wastinatons D.C, Address MARIO! ‘Trustee and Attorney-at-Law, on G. . Md. mys-lm Fa, cate aE COTTAGE AT Eat Aan, ‘ first station from city, on Met. Branch OR. ; eight rooms, cellar, attic and uati-foom: fre: — utes from railroad station, and six minu' ter. minus of electric yo LENG lot, font BO wi witht shad Fxice $4,900. Apply to LEIGHTON & PAIKO, trus tees, 482 ‘8p30-1m. VOR § eS Lots aT FOREST GLEN, MD. THE most ors tal ene oy iteide Waeh- J. R. HERT- e FOND, lewing ue Beflaing, PbS ee 7B Bee )R SALE—CHEAP—TWO GOOD SECOND-HAND fire-proof Safes: one medium, one small ns; ress es fo save storaze will give time if ‘necessary Box 141, Star office. miyseoe OR SALE—ANOTHER BARGAIN FOR SOME one else. Seven-octave Wwood Plano, carved BEETEE: handsome aud in fine order; very cheap. FFER & CONLIFF, 1231 wy13- JOR SALE—SEVERAL FI FINE OADSTERS Ai D> saddlers to be sold by W Oe May 31. See Evening Star, May Bo my25,7,8,30-4t OR SALE — ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, Sth edition, in sheep, binding : also a set of Apple- tons, in 17 Vole. ; last edition; will gell cheap. Star a _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. RS. = TAKOMA PAR! week K. cobbotiel bargain this in two lots, at 6c. per foot A 180 1 4acres on Takoma Heights st at BENG: a great myer at re ZOR 8. EGE faves Park, a new siz-room cottage: 100 10 01 feet of ground in old pari gxeeptionally ‘well built: ne celfer, "porch, latfobe, be Prices imme- te poxseasion. “Tewis *® HEATON, onde 9 F at. uw, OR SALE—SIXTEEN S55 ee YOUNG HORSES from Virginia, consisting of good drivers workers gnd two good caxtiare or coupe horses. Call at 1408 Est. nw. HU Ewe eee y25-2 N FR SALI A BEA rly new Hallet & Da upright piano; must be soldor rented by June 1 to close house, Can seen $11 9th st. nw. my2o-6t Fe SALE—A LOT OF HIGH BRED HO. SES. from the Ereat Cleveland, sale, to be sold by Wt, See Evening Star, May 29, as OR coe RSES, delivery teams, and polo t arrived trom Texas si CABLE FOR LIGHT hese horses have broke, R Can be seen at MARKET. my25-8t" BR RX GOOD FARM, mare—a handsome bay driving horse, 7 years old; San, trot near $ minutes. “Can be seen itt Bepot 1s OR ire-ONEDPRIGNT PIANO, WITH FANCY carved panels and pilasters, repeat cere — Gellert tone. $245, easy terms, caso either eae | Wood or faucy walnut, HUGO WORCH cay 8,22 and FR TLE-SEE EVENING STAR, MAY a FOR {ull description of horses to be sold. at WARNER'S my25,27,28,30-4t a RARE COMBIN TION OF SAD- die and driving horses ane and stylish pair; Eitisnd of old Virginia bic ook; bred OF looded CA. Heinekip, ¢ Haymarket, Va.; one'bas been consti ridden by ayoung lady: Riga warranty ofa responsi party will be WNEY, my25-3t* wiesa ie aw. JOR SALE—OUR ENTIRE S10CK OF DIA- monds, Watches and Jewelry at #0, per ces cent dis- count off the marked price of gopda. a darertunity gelling price im plain figures. A sp plendiad tu obtain wreat bargains, JACOBS B) jt 1220 Penne ave. FE SALE—WARNER'S GREAT SPECIAL ‘pe So esd fine horses, Wilmingto reat sali a SALE-AT THE NEW YO RoimeacE AN Harness Repository, 466 Pa. a. tor the next tuirty days, the greatest bargains ever oh in the city in Carriages, Buggies, Carta, Wi i p Robes, Whi tere, Sheets, eta, Bridles “and stable both vew ani 00% pand. Call and see stock, No trouble, to. 8 uinting and repairing properly done. W. Proprietor. JOR SALE—FIRST-CLA: fentle, good condition. KAY'S, 100 = Gi ALN, IF TA beautifl inree ine round, full Square Grand Piano, most elegantly and elaborately finished; finest cabinet cai ss octaves, grand ificent tone qualities: a pert 7 feet lone, 3. PO wide don € mate. Without a blewish and abs clutely Owner left the city” be seen at the ware- of THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pa. ave. fect Foon =or SALE— IMPORTANT" ‘Actual bargains in a number of slight used Pianos and Organs: in perfect onder. Sold on ¥ peyments. Fer “SALE — A ork iF RVED, double round triple “Strung, full akratie, weet toned Fiano, sane as new, with em- bret plush stool; cost $500; now #199; at G, & BROS., 709 7th st. . w. my18-2w* Fe SALE—NEW, DURABLE GRAVE DESIGNS tor Decorytion Day, made of metal leaves abd por- celain flowers: also, iron Vases, crooks wud terra-cotta, en, a L. WIL! hapging baskets. “SCHMID'S, 517 12th st. n. w. _my13-1m* - JOR SALE-MEEKS. MEEKS. } EEKS. 1 THAVE on hand aud tor sale a large stock of id ond-hand Carriages, Buggies, Phacto: tension Cabriolettes, Kensingtous, Ri tous, and all styles of Busin Whips, Lap Robes, &c., at prices and accommodating ternis is can be found in any market, home or abroad, Hing and painting prowptly attended to. Give to 623 G st.n.w., and see for your- _any10-la Fox SALE—GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES TO luce, iny stock of Bugwies, Ex.-Top Phaetous, » Surrey Cut-Under bSurreys, Canopy-Top “and J Spring Phaetons, sliuiature Phaetons, Victorias; Doctor Phactous a specialiy fity dif ferent kinds of business wasous aud trucks; sole bt for the Columbus Buggy Co. vebicles; uo trouble to show work whether you buy or not RUBEY, cor. Oth and N. 0 w. ap26tojed OR SALE—OVER 200 C. RRIAGES-NEW AND second-hand—from the best Tandens, Coupes, Bronghams, Victorias, foarte SV tliage. Ca Rerby aud Keusington Wagons, Buggies, lito Wagonettes und Light Coaches. a lurge line fine harness, Special prices to the t Notice—Frivate families, desirous of either buying or selling turnouts, will find it to their advantage to PPh Gt wy fachlities for the purchase and sale of Horses; Carringes: Harness, &c., are 1 and my hiring, tiated b; OWNEY, mhi8-3in Fak SALE POSITIVE BARGAINS IN” THE finest upright Piano: exchange i BENS pignos and organs. terms wait buyer. THE 'HANGE, the leading piano house, 913 Ror san JOHN M. YOUNG Invites Carriage buyers 1 oe New gud Second-hand ‘OR § TE—VARRIREED WAGONE: to furniture, milk, and feed wagons; dis ri a a ree cart, on NS Cook, BSUBa a ap6-3m ‘Ok SALE—THE “OTTO" i rear RE- quires no boiler: :avgide al mi ve at EK of ind price list. i AUBURN, PERNSY Ty. oe AVE, CORNER pleasant rooms a ‘board ‘ot Fengopsiae prices. mmanioeting’ secu convenient to cars aud a — rates. H BOARD—TWO ROOMS, SEC- ma Ae ihe “faniabed os Gatlor of unfur. Diahed; near Park: three lines curs, 1020 8th st. 1.w, _my27-3t* pee eet ean riers og “Sh Bawa e IN PRIVATE FAMILY; Kid Fee od summer rates. Two persons hate <2 sir ——— oo TAILOR, 230 85 N.W. Sz. 6st a nati eriie ae bone 1 8T. Aa SIGHT. Great Vie Ix Sux Unsnezus WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR. 100 Nobby English Silk Umbrellas, of our own importation, with large, natural Weichsel Sticks and Silk Covers. 26-inch, $3.50. 28-inch, $4. ‘Large variety in lower grades, AUERBACH & BRO., “semi haphare! At Sruaterccula | mans B SALE — BROOKLAND, Te HIGH AND he ; only 20 minutes’ walk from city; also convenient to electric and steam cars; ten houses now Under construction; we bisve the choicest lote for sale at prices ranging from 4 to 12c., or 8300 to per lot; also a few lots at i See UP lot & Bal € ELDER, my25-10t F st. n.w Fx RENT—CHEAP—CEDAR aay SPRING st., Mount Pleasant, 14-room cot! stable coach-house ; 3 acres of land; plenty of apd as best of water. myz5-3t' [sh VILLAGE, IN VILLAGE, ALPIN VILLAGE, TRO yO MILES THIS SIDE OF ROCKVILLE, ropolitan Branch B. & ORR. LOCATION USSUREASS! SSED— PRICE LOW. This New Subdivision. pin Vulpes Boreal el on e celebrated cosh turnpike. aud terms of sale, to- gether ‘with descriptive plats, may be gy oan well 4 all information w may be desired by pe who con! es or for perso! spect Ulations st the real: past ice ot oa. A PRESCOTT. | my15-1m ee Cites Fe SALE—AT BRANCHVILLE E HEIGHTS. ON Mashington branch Band Q., 9 miles from Wash- ington: bea immgediately at ste db; at from $130to $300 per per fo 5 balance 9p Very easy terms, Pon REDFOND KER, 1006 F st. my4-lm Te LEASE — WOODLEY, ON WOODLEY LANE, ifteen minutes’ driv b from Boundery, with furni- 5 eo rune and bot and carriage be Sith Cottage tor fer excellent 7 yaad genset age! of farming For other igformation apply on the ises or to CHAN E Rinker, Route Hones” Eee LEWIS TONS END ADDITION. The yutnest hd best plat of Takoma Park just, sub- divided, only a, the station, u! \- gee the m Beatin settled portion of the old Dever-fail of ter permanentl; aetved lor the Bee et eaers a.” The only lots tay whers near the station a aust complete abstract of ti! Pal lots in Takoma Park kept up to date. LEWIS. & HEATO: ap29-1m ea. ¢| Lecce Goons. LUNCH eto MEATS, j ” LUNCH { MANY KINDS. FISH, LUNCH { WITHOUT END. DRINKS, LUNCH BIG AND LITTLE. BASKETS, LUNCH SWEET AND SOUR. PICKLES, } LUNCH SUPPLIES—THE MOST COMPLETE AS- SORTMENT TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. DON’T FORGET TO PROVIDE FOR DECORATION DAY. £LPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. mh27 428 NINTH 8T. Panaverena Stone WILL OFFER BALANCE OF STOCK OF BEST QUALITY FRENCH SATTEENS. BEAUTIFUL STYLES—-NEVER SOLD LESS THAN 35 AND 37}c. WILL OFFER WITHOUT RESERVE THE ENTIRE LOT AT 19c. PER YARD. THESE GOODS COST FROM 250. TO 2840. PER YARD. YOUR CHANCE TO GET ONE OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. ALSO MATTINGS. TO CLOSE OUT STOCK WE WILL OF- FER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUV. ALL GOODS THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE MARKED DOWN TO REDUCE STOCK. CARMART & LEIDY, 928 7th and 706 K st.n.w. Sraw ae ES: NAP DUNLAPS = Color Summer Derby, light in a D. C.. TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1889. HONORING THE DEAD HEROES. The Program of Ceremonies for Memo- rial Day, 1889. THE GRAND PARADE—THE ORDER OF EXERCISES AT ARLINGTON, AT SOLDIERS’ HOME, THE CON- GRESSIONAL CEMETERY, AND ELSEWEERE—TEE SPEECHES, POEMS, ETC, The executive committee charged with the arrangement of the memorial services of the department of the Potomac, G. A. R., has com- pleted the program for Thursday's ceremonies. The grand parade, which will we under the command of Chief Marshal Fred. Brackett, will move from l4th street and Pennsylvania avenue at 10 a.m. It will proceed by way of 15th street, Pennsylvania avenue, and M street to the aqueduct bridge and then be dismissed. It will be composed exclusively of the District national guard, commanded by Gen. Ordway, the officers and members of the department of the Potomac and their regular escort—the “Old Guard,” under Capt. Jas. M. Edgar—and those who will participate in the ceremonies. AT ARLINGTON. The order of exercises at Arlington will be under the direction of Col. Fred. Brackett, who is officer of the day. Before the regular ser- vices the Marine band will play a dirge at the tomb of Gen. Sheridan, and when the mouu- ment is unveiled the grave will be decorated by members of the Potomac Ladies’ Relief corps. Similar services will also be held at the grave of Gen. Paul before the national salute is fired at noon by light battery C, of the third artil- lery, commanded by Maj.’ John G. Turnbull. The procession, consisting of the committee, the invited guests, members of the G. A. K.. ex-soldiers and sailors, and the orphan chii- dren, in which the public are invited to join, ill form at 12m. in front of the Arlington ansion, headed by the Marine band. The procession will then ‘march to the tomb of the “unknown,” where. halting, the band will play a dirge. after which the march will be con- tinued by the main road to the cemetery, when the procession will separate and proceed with the decoration of the graves, The Marine band during the ceremonies of decoration will render aj propriate selections. After the deco- ration o! —— the procession will again form and aol to the amphitheater,where the services will be held. The services in the amphitheater will be in the following order: Dirge—“The Honored Dead” (Sousa), Marine band; calling the as- sembly to order, Dept. ‘Commander Wm. 8. Odell; Hymn—“Rock of Ages” (Hastings), Ma- rine band; invocation, Bishop John F. fiurst, “Sleep, Sacred Dust,” Mozart club; original poem, Hon. Eugene F. Ware, Ft. Scott. Kan.; ‘Honor the Brave.” Mozart club: orati on, Hon. D.S. Alexander, Buffalo, memorial dirge, “The Veteran's Tribute” (Perkins), Marine band; “Let the Hills and Vales Resound, Mo- zart club; benediction, Rev. Samuel Kramer. department chaplain; sacred song—“Lead, Kindly Light” (Weber), Marine band. The Mozartclub is composed of J. H. Hun- ter, director; Miss Maggie Storm, Miss Jennie Kennedy, Miss Ella Lawrenson, Miss Birdie Crandall. Mrs. M. F. Holderman,’ Mrs. Fannie Bryant, Mis Florence Hu; ghes, Miss Ada Ober, Mesers. H. H. Burroughs, D, E. Wiber, C. C, McCormick, R. D. Hopkins, F. H. Melick, J. B. Quay, A. W. Rapp. Accompanist, Miss May Hunter, AT SOLDIERS’ HOME CEMETERY the services will be under the direction of Senior Vice-Department Commander James M. Pipes. The order of exercises is as fol- lows: National salute, third United States artil- lery; grand sacred concert, “Herald Angels” Geyer), Third United States Artillery band; calling the assembly to order, Comrade James M. Pipes; “Cover Them Over” (Will Carleton), mony choral association; invocation, Rev. George Elliott; Veterans’ Tribute” (Beetho- ven), Soldiers’ Home band; poem (original), Comrade DeWitt C. Spragu Idiers’ Prayer” (Lippe). Third United States Artillery band; “Let Them Rest” (E. K. Heyer), Harmony cho- ral association; oration, Major 8. 8. Rockwood; “The Star Spangled Banner” (special choral arrangement), Harmony choral association; benediction, Rev. George Elliott; “Departed Days” (Wiegand), Soldiers’ Home band; deco- ration of graves by the committee, visitors, and inmates of the home. The decoration committee consists of Mrs. Gen. O. B. Willcox, Lieut. Col. C. C. Byrne, Major B. F. Rittenhouse, om Robert Catlin, E. Truell, Geo. J. P. Wood, A. J. Eaton, Henry J. Kehr, Sergt. Major Thomas Evans Com. Sergt. Alex. Campbell, Q. M. Sergt. R. S. Tolson, Sergt. A. Piedfort, Sergt. M. Glynn, supt. cemetery; Ist Sergt. Francis Bland, A. P. Drost, Jas. O Brien; Sergt. James Clark; Mes- dames J. E. McCabe, Amos J. Gunning, E. M. Truell, Benj. Swan, John A. Vandoren. H. H. Martin, Geo. J. P. Wood; Misses Lavinia Chase Pearl H. Pipes, Bertine Odell, Mamie Ma. gauley, Marian Dimmick, Cora C. Curry rgts, Patrick Davin, KR. B. Dickinson, Henry Goll ins, Francis Doyle, Wm. Ellwood, Wm. Kernahan, John Blan, Rudoiph Stauffer, and John Corcoran. Music by the Harmony Choral association— Dr. Thos. Calver, president: Frank Miller, di- rector; Mrs. E. J. Boyd, accompanist. ‘The veterans of the home. under command of Major Gen. O. B Willcox, governor of the home, and all visitors attending the ceremonies, will as- semble at the speaker's stand, at 10 o'clock a.m. CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY. Commander Andrew F. Dinsmore, of Post 10, will be in charge at Congressional cemetery, where the service will commence at 9:30 a. m. The program is as follows: Dirge, *‘The Honored Dead,” Weber's band; Calling assemby to order, Comrade A. F. Dins- more; Invocation, Rev. D. Wilson; ‘Sleep, Sacred Dust,” Mozart club; Poem (Origin “The Soldier's Wife and Mother,” Comrade Geo. B. Fleming; ‘Honor the Brave,” Mozart club; Oration, fon. W. W. W. Curry, of Indiana; arer my God to Thee, Weber's band; Bene- diction, Rev, J. D.Wilson; “Star Spangled Ban- ner,” Weber's band. The decorations at this cemetery will be at- tended to by P. B. Dickerson, Cris Storm, J. B. Peake, Wm. F. Dove, Wm. M. King, Geo. T. Dykes, J.T. Thompson. J. B. Cross, superin- tendent cemetery; H. M. Cross, assistant super- intendent cemetery; Mesdame: Wm. F. Dove, H. 8. Linker, E. H. Curry, Cris Storm, K. M, Harris, S. Lyon. H. Kibbey, J. Bevans and Misses Edith Dickerson, Alice Prescott Ethel Dinsmore and Lou Storm. AT OTHER CEMETERIES. D. W. Houghton, of Post 7, will see to the decoration of the graves in Oak Hill cemetery, and all who desire to have floral offerings laid onthe tombs of ex-soldiers and sailors may send them to Mr. Houghton’s home, 2819 Q street northwest. There will be no services at Oak Hill. Battleground cemetery, Rock creek cemetery and the isolated graves in the subusbs of the city will be attended to by C. G. Bollinger, of Post No. 1, A committee of the Logan Guard of Honor, under the command of Capt. L. B. Cutler, vice-president of the guard, will strew flowers upon the tombof their old commander. A beautiful floral offering is being prepared. The Logan Invincibles, of Baltimore, will also con- tribute to the occasion in a suitable manner. Chief Marshal Col. Fred. Brackett has selected a number of the members of his staff, among them the following: Wm. ~ ue, J. Dr. T. W. Tallmadge, Dr. Florence 8. B. Burke, Newion Ferree, O. H. Ross and A.J. Huntoon. Other appointments will be announced to-morrow. Past commanders G. A. R. will report at headquarters at 9:45 a. m. on Thursday to = in the memorial parade. G. A. R. badges will be worn, and cane-flags carried. pesca SPS The Death Record. During the four days ending at noon to- day deaths were reported to the health office as follows: Fannie A. Miller, white, 35 years; George O. Moore, white, 52 years; Eliza Mace, white, 52 years; Cora Jones, colored, 3 months; Isaiah Cerdy, colored, 34 years; Isabelle Berry, 4 months; L. Chapman, col eae wee white, 34 years; hd beth A. Kendal, white, 86 years; Elizabeth Caroline Brady, white, 28 ; Cordelia _ white, 66 years; John W. Amer, white, Wil: 50 years; James Cummings, white, By Susanna Turton, white, 80 years; Wm. L ? i THE NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. An Address from the Council of the English Chure! The feature of the third day's session of the convention of the New Jerusalem church this morning at the church of Our Father, was the address from the council of the English church. It was read by their messenger, Rev. Mr. Gum ton, and was congratulatory in its tone. A reply was read by Rev. Mr. Goddard. Rev. Mr. Fox, of this city, was appointed as a special Messenger to take the address to the meeting of the English council, which will be held ig England in August next, Various reports were received. CRANGES ADOPTED. Rev. T. F. Wright, of Massachusetts, from the council of ministers, offered an amend- ment to the by-laws, which was adopt changing the number of members oa the boar of home and foreign missions from seven to nine, He also reported in favor of printing am abridged livargy for the use of missionaries, This recommendation was approved. THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS was then held, and resulted in the re-election of the old officers, as follows: President, Rev. Chaune Giles, of Philadelphia; vice-presi- dent, Rev. John Worcester, of Newtonville, Mass. ; secretaries, Rev. Willard H. Hinkley, of Brookline, Mase., and Rev, 3. 8 Seward, of New York city; Dawson. The members of the ge elected, the only of the name of G Thayer, of Michigan, in place of M. W. Field, of Michigan, deceased. The other members are Rev, 8. F. Dike, D. D., of Maine . John Whitehead, of Pennsyl- . L. P. Mercer, of Ilinois; Rev. J.C, w York; Alber 7 Mason, of Massa- chusetts; Job Barnard, of this city; W. N. Ho- bart, of Ohio; R. A. K yes, of Lilnois and Robt. Carswell, of Canada. At 12 o'clock the convention took a recess — 2 o'clock in order to call upon the Presi- treasurer, Mr. Francis A SEMENTS. The entertainment at last nig’ ht for the benefi ‘olumbia athletic cl The audience was large and en- the play proved to be well written gz. the ladies and gentlemen who Participated acted intelligently and with spirit, and the piece was well put upon the stage. Although Mr. H. T. Smith has been known as 8 prolific song writer and as having been guilty of one or two operettas, he has never before attempted anything so a as the three- act comedy entitied * * which was presented last ane denied work the play has a distinct though not intricate plot, probable in its conception and con- sistent in its development. The dialogue is bright and crisp, there are no long speeches, and many of the situations are highly amusing. Two of the characters—the rich uncle and the maid of all work—are very well drawn, and the others are sufficiently distinct for the work they have to perform. The cast last night, composed entirely of amateurs, was as follows Miss Jane Meredith (Fannie’s aunt, a middle. — PUBLIC AMU ed spinster), Miss Fielding Roselle; Fannie leredith (secretly engaged to Herbert), Miss Rosa Cotterill; Clara Bomeell (secret ed to Robert), Miss } Butterworth; Susie Jones engaged to Charlie), Miss ; China (a colored maid of all puted 57 of Paradise Flats), Miss Maria Roelker: Larry Singleton (Her- bert’s uncle, an old Dache! lor with a young heart), Mr. H. T. Smith; Herbert Singleton. Robert Jennings, Chai Stacry, = proprietors of “Paradise Flats,” Messrs. Pierre C. Stevens, 8, C, Elliott and Leonard C. Chew. The burden of the work falls on the uncle and the maid of all work, and Mr. Smith and Miss Roelker proved themselves fully equal to the task. Mr. Smith has been recognized as an excellent comedian, and he presented the eccentric of Larry Singleton with an ease and a finish that would have done credit toa professional. Miss Roelker sacrificed her good looks to a black face, and was thoroughly natural in her negro dialect. The rest of the cast acquitted them- selves creditably, and in the musicale scene Misses Cotterill and Roselle sang very prettily. The entire performance was very smooth and fully justified the remark of an old stager, that it was the best amateur performance ever seen in this city. Much credit belongs to Mr. 8. W. Keene, who had entire charge of the 5 ALpavon's Graxp Opera Hovse.—“The Mi- kado,” which was produced at Albaugh’s last night by the Lamont opera company, was much better sung and acted than the “Black Hus- sar,” which was attempted last week. The work is more within the scope of the abilities of the troupe, and besides, it is much more fa- miliar to them. Miss Lamont was the Yum- Yum, and she intensified by the grace of her acti and singing the pleasant impression she a 4 was here with the here in the part when she McCaull company. Miss Baker's Katisha was an excellent periormance, her voice showing to good advantage, while she acted with spirit aud effect. Brocalinis Poo-Bah was well ren- dered, and Louis De Lange's Ko-Ko was the same that he has frequently given in this city. The chorus and orchestra did effective work, and were obedient to the baton of the misical di- rector, Mr. Bauer. Mr. Wm. Pruette sang the title role with that ease and finish which char- acterizes all his work. Hanris’ Buov Taratrer.—Mr. Frank Kilday and an excellent company gave Boucicault's sensational drama, he Streets of New York, toa crowded house at Harris’ last night, and the piece was handsomely placed upon the stage. Tom Badger is a part which is admire adopted to Mr. Kilday’s abilities, and the ot er characters were all well rendered. Tue Grose Tueater.—The reguler special company of the Globe, including the ridver? burlesquers, furnished an enjoyable program, The specialty acts were cleverly done and the burlesques were highly amusing. ANTON STRELEZKIL—The piano recital by Anton Strelezki at Metzerott hall last night was listened to by a small but delighted eudi- ence. The program included a wide range of composition from Bach to Rubinstein, and im all the numbers Mr. Strelezke displayed his re- markable execution, his intelligent reading, and his power of endurance. Tue Battie or Bout Rex.—The Cyclorams company will in a very short time use a phono- graph for the delivery of the lecture upon their great picture of the “Battle of Bull Kun” now on exhibition at their building corner of 15th street and Ohio avenue. The phonograph is selected because its utterances will be audible from all points of the platform and will be ailable at all times. A Mvsicar anp Rarnsow Fere will be held at the Washington City Orphan asylum this and to-morrow evenings for the benefit of the cook- ing class. The operetta of “Red Riding Hod and the kitchen garden drill will be ren each evening. Refreshments from 6 to 10. Cuvgcu or Our Farner.—A concert will be given at the Church of Our Fether next Priday ht, in which the following will partici Me e Morsell, Henry Kabir, Messrs. Herndon Ernest Szemyleni, Elphonso Youngs, Whipple, Whittake: isses Florence Georgie Metzger, Anita Hendie, Mrs. and a quartette from the Franz Abt club. Tae Mar QvEEN axp CoLLogvy or Nations will be given by the papile of Miss Julia Maedel at National Rifles’ on Friday even- ing next, which will be a unique and attractive entertainment, a A Warning to Pistol-Carriers. Last night between 9 and 10 o'clock a party of young negroes were on L street, between 20th and 2ist streets, engaged in boisterous and disorderly conduct. The men and women were hugging each other when Special Officer n appeared and attempted to ar rest them, wwe one of them drew a re- volver and fired a shot at the officer. S.A Banks was the member of the eon etna had a loaded “4-4 ments on ns who carry pistols, and said he the dangerous habit, if possi- le, by imposing the maximum ity. The was thereupon fined or ninety ys for carrying the pistol and @5 or fiftesa days for disorderly conduct.