Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1889-TWELVE PAGES. FOR SALE-HOUSES.__ ___FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ JOR RENT_HOUSES STORY 9-ROOM PRESSED FES SALT aed ip teak So ORS ave. bet. Baan. 16,000. KEDFO! WAL- HES BARGAINS IN HOUSES. pes Brick, Pierce place. 7-room Brit m Brick, 2d be room Brick. Wallach place tore and Dwelling, 2d s is Ficgant Residence near Dupont circle,worth $20,000, if sold now. 16,500 aay we ae Or 16.80 und E sts. a.w. oe crme Nocooh required | Fey y tera» Nueanl Foy 7 FL SE 7 WoP MYERS & SON, 1420 N.¥.ave, | FPO T Tr ot. aae. 04 = 1816 Co: FOUR HOUSES, Price for all onl; ricks, paying nearly uses, Ant ne. aa 4; rent aM. ¥ MAERS & SOX. 20 New York ave, GO {popes HOO} ndow House op 9th st. bet. E. BY Oper tc rani Bate mantels cathedral «lass, &c.; an el rr to cars, ‘churches, 8c Somice “CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1000 F S37 rE NFURNISH. “OK RENT — A BEAUTIEUL HOUS = nue BERTSON & BLACKFOKD, _ ave. near Dupont 1506 cire: qn, as. bet Maid, THE BROOKS MANS D.C.; delightfully situated, c mronions tone Be rs eat eg sad station, large roms, nearly two acres of ground, | 7h, vit tt ‘with shade trees of V kinds, This house is suit- 1108 Fst. nw thle for private fan urban hotel, boarding 1714 Conn. @. 2. 166.06 Qotiec. a ladies” seminary or preparatory webool. betme 1601 16th st, with im ted minutes" ride ¢ the city of Wasksineton, snd table + wH4.67 Dear elie univer ity. Avy ob th the ata DENISON, Real Estate Agent n a ve. be rented for offices..8— Office rooms 1210 F 2. m suite, < ight Brand yool and churches: on easy 3 re ” . Stable rear 1146 BEMtiexiY ovnes 435 Hee mee eet aw Ss aee tear of 4 1407 JOR SALE-NEW BRICK DW Se 3 west. Grst floor, parlor, Lie dining. room, FU on EES ben 2 yan nd floor, tour cham fea Se ee ee coir whole hovers | NE.cor. of 16th and@ [15th at, nesr MePher ‘son agare, ce ant all mod. 0) ce ae e UrHERFOuD. 1 aK SALE_NEW, ats.. with stable, be We., udjace Latayette square, 300 H st. near 190 bet. 18th an gins in parlor windows; heated by jbinet mantels. embossed tiling; open fire haudsemely popered; watchman on premises. Kiso 2-etory Pram, aw. inquire of owner, Gid. PRINCE, Photographer, 11th 1 sud Pe. 150: im every reupect 4 de sirable bor misao: nd teruis app! = HiLey DEEBLE, 1319 F st. MR SALE—THREE NEW, Homes in the northeast, Street we; cars and herdics; can ie Bonueht f Org st gear Dap at ys eae ee ras 66 Wi. | 3 easy terms. ‘HUs, G. oa BAR OUR OF. 7 BULLETINS CaN BE OBTal 2 a L Fo rust be : mie ek .; | FICE. THESE HOUSE: ECT) Baely built wit ‘mod. ia rea- | ONLY BY PERMITS Pow OCR OFFI ‘ON [Se cash payment wit us for bret JOHNS’ balan 503 Penn. == } SE. 820. AVE «OPP. THE * A st. ae, se stable, idence can be bousht | These ‘are. 6-room houses; mm sone squ price; situation un- from cars, school and ‘aarkee EDWIN D: JON the city fora dat; 30 eel 400 B st. s.€. 4-30 JOR RENT— Ky PORCORA N ST.; 10 ROOMS e Fst | Kana bath. 730 27 rooms and bath. VERMONT AVE., OPPOSITE STEIGER & TEBERM This desirable Residence can be | el4-5t y MD., Fbwelitas, centrally locaton news Apis te Mrs. vot alley on side aud al in ear bees VEIRS, Kockville, a 'se1 4-3 CHARLES PARED. Ui JUL SALE-I HAVE 4 Just being completed, Ofte. Th s, st. bc, at the coruer ly built; with mode: ok od wearing completion at re well-built fonts, which Lean for balance on iC of ota snd T iern 4 Feasotal ine terms ict GHOOM AND BATH BRICK part northwest, near ics, for the low figure of Sueach to prompt purchaser. J.B iF si SALETTWO ELEGANT meee uorthesst: oud 5, pressed brick, bay «as fixtures, hot and cold water: laree deep, Lots to wide alle dn ail to ainit. they are cheap aud good. JOHN : GE eden de = ek gt full lit aps to WESCOTT = RENT — FURNISHED — WE OFFER FoR rent for one year or lounger one of the most com- Plete aud beautiinl Hou-es im Washinton; situated Sua promiueutavenue inthe most desiratle part of the by everything finished ir the most artistic style: bath rooms with tle floors and walls: most handsomely furnished t se14-6t 1503 Penna. JOR REN? BRAND NEW SIX-ROOM AND CEL- lnr House at Benning, D.C large Yard and M; hear schoul, Herdic line; low rent AL Building. throughout HILL & JOHNSTON, larwe pantry second flor four chambers ed cellar undér whole house; Price $6,200. 2 XLER iy D post office, xtores, . CURTIS & CC SEV) 1 Large House on Center Pleasant; 829 per mouth, Mi J. K, HEKTFORD, (19 G st. sel4-d mere oe ‘ b bi ag Profits nT ave a chance to Jui in sale cush business. Pro! he ace i a mene aerured. For f foruation, references, &c., address ison Brick. = On = e PH ING TO Lé . ON THE ib Seytetber: will Lusihess where = few dollars: will be back in twomontha, ke Cail or ada rena JAS. SCOTT, $00 7th st. ne. se G LADY WHO NOTICED GENTLEMAN at tempera ting on Friday dt who sat in rear of her © lady, and who retired on the > ¢ ladies on his lett to the * the right, would like very much 4 Mas: Address W.W., Star office. in Pierce pl; GOODRICH, ATTORNE Caroline st; hicavo: advice tree. tw: %, ‘Susiness quietly ana Teall iy we1S-a,t ot Dw CERT SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS 1 and Auswers. > SW. PLINY, A.M. Ivy Institute, <-10 820 $4 auc I ste 's.w4r..7 uthwest cor. 8th aud K st nw. 12) B. LEONAKD, 407 436. OLD STAND IS THE ONLY PLAGZ Tirat<clase Second-Hana Clothing can be | = fold st reeyectabie bres “Avaiom ox caulatelubs® | Rout BED ad 5 feel | Frm oor andl cous above: aif in good order: will COUNTRY REAL . —— Party at a Jow t Fe SALE dred improv ESTATE. ‘A DESIKABLE FARM: ONE HU® ty meres of Gucd Lendeeih | untaine in the upper part twenty-five i teleph 1 jou eiven inaaued- | Haymarket. Vi se14- lane stable for Without stable, a ke oa Fis = acres. Allon easy Fst. | seld-te Ls FROM CITY, siry briuging $4 a day? rely 00U aud rent the farm. Address 2 we D4 s3e Sek SaLE—cHuRAP STOCK FARM Fenton. Va. Would prefér some one with rare ii stock raisins. addres f ni. 50 j MWOUD. iio sthst ue. 3t*) 933 Oth ste now, JOR RENT—703 N.E., 6 ROOMS AND Fi collar; uewly Tepaired throughout: gin fine condi- ae J.B. G A LARGE ste JOR Bi 1ST ST. 8.E, 2 SQUARES FROM Capitol; brick, 9 rooms and bath, tn. i, new! Panered atid painted. in first-class ord : et trout per mouth, est cultivation; 7 acres tim- coer Th nd ork ave. “6 aud running stream: S-roou resi- s. bay windows, fine Inwn and drive: iit, excellent barn, Sess Gh males trout Fee's county, 5,000. ‘Ye mule from R. Cottage, Frait, &e.; one mile from | M £G rooms, stable, well: lot 30x 3 O cash: “825 per from city; run- freit and splen- uiles out; fine es fron: city; New Thre View of city aud surre THREE H 50) 7 par PROPERTIES FROM c a6 e x and Dwellings from @10 to #150 per mo. moffice windows If vo. tell iwurecallon EA MciNTING, O1 ois Pst. bs OK RENT—VACANT SEP!. 17, 32120 eT. N.W. oa water in kitchen; in good repair ‘Aye Tome fest R RENT—621 4TH ST. N.W.. TWELVE os: RE! 14° BA yw Census office ON Raa Attorney-at-Law, 322 —906 OTH ST. N.W.; GOOD PLACE Fie see nel 3-3t* OR RENT—DESIRABLE HOUSE. eit PARK, Regen mth 1146 d et., corner New York ave. Reise 1 RENT—TWO ) HOUSES, 707 D 7096 C ee tips stor 8183 aye! at the Eaale TERE Soltis 2 ior Fs tor. of Sthest. aud Md. ot ota Br SO 71 Mat ne br ’ Hos Ek WAC 0 8 Hi "3 alley, 41 af RENT BY THOS. BAG PS ame — Tt GREEN © CUNNINGHAM, 1400 ¥ ait HOUSES. i Fea Eandantns Comer Property House 18 rooms, lance rounds and stable, at the Lorthoust corner of Miser ince ate at ‘The interior of this House is beautifully finished 2th st. b.w., Or. 2a boos! 20 ‘Oth st. nw. 3701 Bey a. busement rooms. . fe ave. reve rooms 9th & Pa. a Save oe fioor, © ‘k room. srouus, I Store and Dw'ng 2007 1ith st. nw. 35 Si "ae ortion of bove i 1, the property on tock Kee For eat Tit callat office for bulletin inened om he lstand THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, _ oa FURNISHED, TO A y ouly, & Double Brick near ‘Dupont imps. ; glass. china, &c. Kent $1 wont. Apply to owner, Room 43, Atlautic Build- 13TH ST. 5. W., ONE ie soe ‘all. mod,” improv: 403 7th st. n. w. Fo RENT—FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY! Be. Avy to - DUFEY, Heal E r OR eae MODERN “aos NEAT Dupont circle: 12 root a {unm ‘Masa. JOR RENT—826 137TH. Tin park. Apply AR | House, con- res and several z tary corpo: - sepa rsh before rented. terms aud permit to iuspect app wel EC. CULITER & CU, 1423 F st. n.w. VOR RENT— We. 1.€., near the Capi- ‘Apply 21d 11th st. 8... re (Georgetown) ; 6 rooms and bath ; pa- se -room House oe Le Droit Park, 333 Spruce wly painted aud papered ; modern improvements ; 0. 1. 8 FRISTOE, T1141 10TH ST. N ae ees Ge - Rooms snd Bath; hall, cellar lent location: also Nicely Furn th apply at N11 11thst. nw. sel T—11-ROOM HOUSE MT, PLEAS- JOR RE: ‘ant; rent low .to a good tenant. Apply at once. sel l-Lw HEMIFORD-119 6 st, ti OCTOBER 1, AT A SMALL RENT, orest G! iu, Md. ecll-Lw J. K HERTFORD, 1419G st, Ok RE Fis 218 per month; key Bei Also 921 Ost. new. gio yer month. oth st {OK RENT—631 D ST. S.W. ‘Six Rocine oi A mid ct ae Y it; coucre MIGEBUS. 1450 U st LW. \T — A NUMBE OF VERY D) fhe | Northwest, HowLitsos BLACKFORD, 1515 305 7ths.e.4r.1 Ss Wylie st.n.e.,59.! ns a 166.0 O12 Luth wt. nw. 20F-s stable.. 60.67) 1413 G at, aud «1 1228 M 16r. aud stable1 16.6 Gy Stoughton aio Ir. F jitsu ED HOUSES. Conn. ave.neat K, Mass. N ats, 10 Ost. near 20th.’ L1r. 00 P st. u'r 1sth, [Or 200 N_near 1sth, Sr. h st. nw. LIP. ‘The above houses cun be zanuined by Heer from our fice only. THOMAS J. FISHE CO, nw. Fe RENT.-BY RB. 0. ,, HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- tate and Insurance Broker. 10th aud # ata.i.w 1327 it nd 13329 tts New Stores, 1016, 1018, 1020, 1022, Connecticut ave. will be finished Yor particulars call at thy office. ‘R. O, HOLTZMAN, 10th und F'ets. nw. ‘T—TWO | SIX-ROOM BRAND NE Frame Houses in Uuioutown; near new Catholic men aid papi ca Inguire of "bri A. we RED ner Woodley stable in rear; the house; 912 18th st Ist. u.w.. S-story und baseme: 317 Ploree place u.w.. 2-story and bsg V7 Bat. beer, Dawennent 4:0 and 6 rooms, re and with owe Ee peut moderate, Appl vetween Soa ores 1th s vee 201 KEN — s i 2. Capitol st.8120 716 F st, aw, 8r. ee Patnwe tire de oo 206 Arthur pi. xi Fa FAKM OF 30 ACKES NEAR ith a. BOF 100 bu? Leh at. a yw residing wew dwelliiue Hauce. excellent water pussesion wood. Ap- PHEN, Latha a tH. Wae ire siven, rent 20 per out debate Bs Bly te SS CHURCH—100 A ng the K cepable of sub: Mites; location ldvess Dr. LE. GOL se sta SALE-AT PA’ # Choice Land al oHEAP— 2 Sag outer String Station, adjoining the Boott, “dE, DYE! “ 1304 F st. i ee ser a aed LW Cool, pleasant rooms with “icand at reasonable Prices. my 284m" HE WEBSTER, - seers? home furniture ; elewan bear § aay, di tose S. bs tro ath ‘AL DEWITT, Prop. ECLALTTRS. seld-at a na oe ~ Bn —— Ti StPHERD. Sue P Building.— veem aE ~ OCTOBER 1.70 ramiLy oF | WOR BENT HOTEL WINDSOW, COLNEN 15TH VALU ste se adults, a Cosily Furnisued House of six gopeined theese: earn eee ea moaned and rock v:lle, ° Maryiand located on aquare op} posite President's house, United States Treaury, State, War and, Navy departments: oor fdr alt rts f city. as J. We SAIRN. "i a —— eb-iin 1TH ST.N.W.8 rooms, Puodeen improvements, es per mouth; can seen any ‘Apply 1441 Rhode Islands: HK RENT—TWO FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCES, Sig Hhode Island ave. and 412 oth st.” Apuly HEDD, ees nth, Landed TOR RENT — A VERY OUSE IN perfect order particularly, ited ed for phyxician oF ntist, 1715 Tati at u-w.; contains, B Poona, ail juod. itapw.; also sas stoves tn kitchen and beth recs ; has burlar alarm, electric bel gud, messenger call OU per month « SWORMSTEDT 1 BRADLEY, apply, | se9-6t ~~. 1QH RENT — NEW UNICK DWEL! ae 20 Fe. Nth st., Alexundria, Va 7 ‘rooms ioadecks ta Seprovements, Address TENT, k Box 22, Washington, JOk RENT—7z5 127TH ST., 10 ROOMS, | fect order, STEIGER & LIRBERM ANE, _se7-12t 1303 F st, FOR RENT_TO 2PESTRABER PARTY ONLY— that Fine New House me. corner Lith st and Massachusetts ave, bw. 13 roots, two bath heated ail modern impr ements : a 2 Anly io CAMPBELL NS cL as 3 CON: 7OR RENT HOUSE 1722 15TH 8’ Fes in aud bath, tatic wash pyese S SOHN ok i Boe aie ae aw. SORT apart PLE RARE ARLY, 14th st. oR Ei RENT — JOR RENT—MOST ‘PESTRARLE u' Pax Rare Eva SE __NOTARIES PUBLI =o oe Fouaesr, ray, OTARIES B OC. | fae eee be ene, FORA NT AVE. OMMIBSIONEK OF DEEDS F Fox EVEMY STATE OR RENT—TWO BIX-ROOM HOUSES, 210 AND Ry ee can See Cs? ‘Territory, Notary end U. ‘utuimisgoner, 10g st ewe witn oe asd cold whee cae oe more years, 3 BEALL, 192i Fok uw. in office trum 0 soda ath; wil in good condition '~"oe at 8 i 2 ans led ‘Bo0d ae ra THOS. G. HENSEY & CO. and furnished throughout in elegant style-and fiers ing atthe mont attractive hones i W yanhinigton.” Will of y if deeired. A be leased for se: OH. nee a r for term of on. 1 premises OF 5 or to N SEAL CO" 1407 Fat, ‘FO! R SA LE—LOTs. 'OR 8. Audie Bet's, ©. Date pier quttand 2d ne, 202124 to 22 ft alley, ave. and D st. s.¢., 20x100, 60c. Pefast Cap. et. and Bae, 130%75, “offer wanted. nd ed. Se. cor, 4th a riiculary ap R hearer 600, Terms and 4 years. Tathse er piy tod. Fct cuLtiS SANE & CO. 20x60, NEAR D burowr ‘ork $800 cash. balance Apply CHARLES ALY 03 Fee, Sate Fou Lots on 8 st. now. eet ground im that o potion $191 7 ‘R VERY CHOICE BUILDING , each 271x100 to aliey ; the cheap- oes Ok SALE — cs os TOT 21x10 TO alley side Wat. bet LOtiand Nott, oppo: site the handsome new stone ors for 810s: third cash, nce or before 1 at per cent MAN & C nothing eine for lexs 4 Pithdrar it not sold by 1 th ust, positively, N SHE! &CO., 1407 F st nd fea yeriera bargain. JOH. FUL LOT, 21 FT. FRONT, Nest of 14th sinail brick, well ieee Fiiet SALE OG a ST. NEAR NE HAMP- the DOR SA) LO’ sities OUx80 to alle aaa ‘T.O AND P, WEST for 4 English basement TO houses; will be sold advantageously, JOHN SHEK- MAN & CO., 1407 ie suchusetts ave. near front by, depth o1 Margland front by 60 to'l near Electric road ‘OLLOWIN ie Ten lots an tas from 16 to 20 ft. : also several lots on lots from 18 to 21 ft. ‘00 ft. deep, west of North Capitol st. | p ts 140 and 141, sq. 662 ‘on saine street, 100 ft. front Se. : Lot 20x: 4 to alley «party wally M and Elect ots at speculative we rie a list of suburban properties offered JOH somely roo! ERMAN & ‘OR SAL a on Washington Heights; fine vie with elezant sidewalk, sew! 8000. nw. F ing W paved f sold K LE- i frontave of E—W OFFER FOR SALE (SQUARE AND at ieee Dupont Circle) one of the most Hand- inished Small Houses (1Ors., bath, furnace Sloncta, he.) era ae for $8,000. JOHN GOOD” N SHERMAN 8 60, 1407 F at, WNER—A CH Lot rapidly build- asphalt and wasslit street city water and conveniences. y commission, Apply 1301 ENBAKER. solt- BUILDING SITE B WITH A homes ers, foct, situated on cor. of an sts. be how partially decupied by two old buildings at a renial of $37.00 per month; will be iui Tots, desirable for small houses; w 75 cents per foot. Also chi D N, wold at a 'HERKON & RAMEY. FicieNT POR TWO Ls perfect title; price ‘tbe bought for less (OU, and LENT GRO IND ortheast as investinents or to build: BURFORD, 1422 wel Or SALE -ONE OF THE MOST | SrcaaTe in University Punk near 14ih st, at alow Aguret and on easy ternis, railroad. 4" 4 money, reas a to vulue of this sectio property that is sure Plate ana information. Bali sel 4-3t Fee ga road, and Vernon, Beluiont aves. 8 @ tine Bu proving blocks ____ Claims und eal Estate, cause a rapid. IN ioe a For, his und f jublie alley in rears one of the i Apply. THANE Stow APART. BEST-LOCATED LOTS ar line of Electric { jnyestmient “for a small amount of iS) Box LOS, Star office seld-t invest i1 tnvited to call for were) us, Partics oe to a W. LIN Coes Votiv and Hs ST. BET. L AND MN. 0x10. 40c. ; good tith $1; call early, INC 8° jirouts Bo'f on 16th et, rice $4 per square fot, THos oe R & CO, “WANE (ANHING AN ding ite ‘ON HEIGHTS," COR- D_ WYOMING AVE ‘Location helt aud the best in this beautitul subshvision. JUS, J. ies tir ' co., ur TRAC tate and doth sts, Columb aliforaia, Wyoming, Kalorama and i information HOS. J. FISHE x Lot . front by # hiailaomies FOR SALE—LOTS. Pesta ee TAL INV! ‘3m. sve. SAMUEL W. CURRIDEN, ait Beil 3y17-2m New fork ave. 15th at. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS es E—W! if LAVE OOM FOR FALL SALE WE MUS ent fF right, ® “a one Su These Juste melts ‘can . be bok Douxbt t ly Tas yo do ec month, All warranted for Lv yore U6 wo) CH & CO., Piano and Organ Deal ‘ou OR ie SALE—A HANSOM CAI Erol A COUPFLET in good jon, at Jonn Stabi th st. Apply to BEN COOLEY, cor, Sank oat ate nw. JOR SALE—ENGLISH See Ss Lady or Gentleman; only soiled: price ¢ 116 Est. nw. Fe ALE—AT A GREAT SanoaTN 7 soiled Safety Bicycles. 1)16Est. nw 1 Foe SALE—ELEGANT 1 LicuT Vi VICTORIA, © ar wale Victor for g250 aon for e00 it sold ra i private stabie, 100813 13th ne eS Seen eel2-3i* a = eter A SE LEN YD Divine, BUGE, Oi Cui Carriage Horse seven, y A cheap for want of use, Appiy'at HOCK WELLS staie, cor ner 9th Kona O sts. new. Biteforstadie or FINE BiAL uA. <a big for Saddle or Harness. pon ate = es nw, after 6 p. aie —HORa BUGGY ANI AND, HARES Eee iE, B bee t0: Horse alone, $5: LE.Y., Star office. SOR EALE-GENTLEMAN HAVING NO Psa ther use for his Sorrel larness, &c., will sell same for is * landsome, ate Tell brea, a ‘OK SALE—AT FunvAve SALE UNalk Household Furniture, amon; Curtains, a Silk Sofa-Led (never Apply at 1204 N st. now. OR SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE, EN 11k a Tobe of family golng into mourning; also Solitaire iainond Earrings for $40U, cost 8 ren Stampa, Box 95, Star office JOM SALE—A FulST-CLans DRATT MARE JUST jp GigaP to,an immediate pur. seid: from the coun! chaser, ALBIN PRICE & CO., 909 La. ave. Fok Se THE FINE HIGH BRED KENTUCKY le Mare Blanche; 16 hands; dark chestnut in color: high tempered aud spirited, but perfectly rentle nd fourless; well broken toharness, ie oue of the lanest saddlers in this or an other, city. ‘ahd one of the best drivers ever harnes Handsome Black Mu uC wets aye Real Lane ven used), a bg d made by the cers; Two eas: Biauketa; will sell separate at fice on wccoun 00 . Siniy th buVarE STABLE, rear of Feaidencs 9 1301 . DLW. FOR RENT—STORES. ROR RENT2112 M ST. NW, STORE AND Dwelling, 9 rooms, celiar Five very pretty (new) 7-room Bricks on Linden sis $15 each to small families, W. E. BURFOM! 1422°N.Y. ave. we] 4- Ole Patent per month. 3: FO ly vit ST. NW i OPPOSITE U- inquire ot Ac re and Pees at siod EBERLY'S. TS: LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A DESIR- able Business Property in the best equare on, F et. Adiiress Box 99, Star office. VOR KENT — STORE, CO OTH AND 5 ae rel in good repair, suitable for drug: Kin of business. Apply to W. C. JOHNSO: jt. TW OK RENT—STORE 1227 ©, oT. S.-W; HAND re wand modern front. at BECKERS, 1343 Penus, ave. uw. ‘eed-1m FOR REN ‘T—_OFFICES. FE RENT—ROOMS 5; 8 AND 7 COLONIZATION Building, to! f Pat macy. AP- T—FIRST LOO OF 1319 ¥ ST. RILEY __ se5-1in OR 1 DES! e TC! eigen heat. oy sieve service, en built 1425 N.Y. ave. T. =a “REX T—A SUITE OF OFFICE KOOMS ON third ror GUG Iithat, iw, toa. peruauent will lease at alow renial. , Tith st. nw aR TWO He RSES. ND Bveunne: et tf 2a th maine tS LOST AND. FOUND. OST—A,ROLL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICA. tious, The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning them to the architect in Georgetown or the Star office. seld- OST—BUNCH OF KE and H, or H bet: 7th and 11th sts, u.w. urn to 815 11th st ae eer eae mane ICKED UP, ASTR. iE. OWNER call at JOHN HiCHARDSOS Se euuines rowd, « property and p CHARDON i ON 7TH | Br, Ber, G jonee re- ate 0 AME September 11, 4 property and pay costs. “JO MY I PREMISES ¢ ‘ON WEDNESDAY ed Cow; owner come, prove HN 8. Mi Bennlogs, Be. QOK SALE. bia road and w purty walls; Beantitul Lot ne fronting south ; ver: Call for bargains 1 Brookland, nel d-2t x I ining Tath LW. Lotsadjoniny at luoderste pric newer ear by sidewalls uid: curbstoues adamized. TYLER & RU SVERY CHEAP LOT ON, iGH'r & SOCKET, S10 ¥ st baw. a 920 F «1 Uns of uew 7th st. roads. LU! COLU also some very fine These Lots have gas hern exposure Jude Harlan’ Eckington, Prompect Heights a ckington, Prom fe an JOHN OTOUSSON: “ap at Bac. fine residence; ry mt, two buildie JONH 0. JOH 15TH per foot if tuken at on 15th st. Mt. Pleasant, SOx Park st ‘cor. School Howard ave., GOx1 Meridian ave., 50x10. osemount Park, lots from, PRINTERS. CQUEEN & ALLACE Dobe AND OB PRINTE! 1108-1116 E st. a. w., toon athe, COMMERCIAL, LEGAT, AND AND EAOTESSIONAL PRINTING CHOICE | jar cor. of 16th st. uw, AV = RAL CHOICE ACRE unsold at Brigitwood, the fermi- railroad and Junction of 7th and UIS P. SHOLMAKER, 920. st. VOR SALE—ONE Corner Lots. in First-class improy SHOEMAKER. WOK SALE “OF n Mt. Pleasant; sents in sane locality, THE MOST DESIRABLE fronts three gts. LOUIS P. HE VERY HA DSOM: AND Dest iocated Lotsin Takoma Park von Gorton, ave., ining station, ts ou Del. av ‘Two Choice Lots, 14th st. ie ‘Two Fine'Lots on id © Lots Fine a ‘Takoura Park, 49c- ear Witie's Tesidence in Hyatts- JOK SALE—BAli tween Ist and aud C si i row, Ux 150: 5 DUs190, Coluuuis’ Heights near grade on 18th at. bet, Boundary in Broosiandl addition to Hyattsvill 5 ve SYPHERY bi wide GAT North Ci luent, treos, yas, parking ; oppost heur electric cars; office, VOR SuLE-BRQOKLAND-CHOTG EST CO. south and east front; plenty suad near door; nds. rat for a hous it terms. ‘cot sages coin Gwhet leavitg Clty: ‘Addvvas UNIVEMSEDY. C SALE— [oer TA4, fronta: Square 59, boun 1th sts, ne. UNIMP ROVED. N st. bet 1stand 2d.s.e, by Lind Maud Ist and 2d sts, juare 1008, bounded by D and E and 12th and aston, ‘Two lots on 11th st. s.e. between M and N. 13th st. between Va. ave. and Georgia ave. 0, South side of Hat. bet 13thand 14th mee, South side of H st. Det Oth and 7th ne, South vide of Gat bet tin sna 2. tt Cat bet, a isu and 14 ae, 146, Splendid Corner on Tih st. proved by eight brick houses, payin 615 tad Sib yer wou invest: lot 18: un Brie Neat, new, Band Cts! ne., Fvou lot; $1, wel 2-Bt lot 18.5120 ft.; frame house, mano ts ft; frame house. Detrees st. 000, mod. im) price’ G-rooim Brick; ihod. ianpa.; Ou et bos 5,000. st. bet. 7th and 8th sts. me.; good sane BIEBER, 902 Pa, ave. n.w. Foner bai £ Ballaina oon ne. oa ‘1 per mell-Ot ‘WO BEAUTIF ted Ppl Te ee “WITH yon foot; eireet' oh be ce <= Oo ras {OR SALE-N-E. CORNER OF rene ey B DWey ‘8S feet on 14th st, back 120 feet, T ie _ ou the apa pevine t o sor e ie D/CAnUs! i CO., Cor. =e ete. n.1 bil ats. Dow. Houses built R. or eee Be site FINE se A SPECIALTY. se7 —— IBSON BROTH! T. ERACTIONS Book Menkes JOB PRINTERS 5 Jel-7m Ex vanis avenue. BUILDING LOE 8 UNDERTAKERS. ~ COSTELLO, WITH A PRACTICAL UNDEE- e,taker and id Eni et in my cuploy, 3b G st. Bw. yersthiug y3l-su oo y ¥ oyVyY 9 ¥y cigar. 00 ¥ Pure all Havana Filler! Sumatra W: 01 Smoke! Fraraut Odor! Sales 1, mouth! Sold everywhere. auz7-3m No Money, No Fair. From the New York World. \ Thirty more minutes of time were given yesterday by the wealthy gentlemen compos- ing the finance committee of the proposed world’s fair to the consideration of a plan by which the aspirations of this great city may be realized. Outof this expensive deliberation came nothing. It is definitely understood now that the finance committee will do nothing un- til a site has been selected for the proposed ex- oaltion: buildings, Some of the financiers hold t the success of the fair will turn upon the juestion of locality. Aftes they have been in- formed as to the site they will — whether to go ahead with the work or drop Some of our citizens may decide that the: Pili have nothing to do with the enterprise should they not approve of the site. So it is not at all certain that New York will have an exposition in 1892, because no are have been taken to raise the money. Time passing, and it is extremely unfortunate ‘hat indecision and pro- scrastination have thus far usurped the func- tions of zeal an and energy. — see Sreamer Lady of the Lake will leave for Norfolk and Old Point Comfort tomorrow, Sun- day, September 15, at o'clock p.m. ——————— While looking up a title for a client a la “ot onnachionsiae discovered the fact that that city owns nearly $1,000,000 worth of real estate from which it has not for years received a cent of income. Mr. Gould’s retirement from the CITY AND_DISTRICE GF No other paper published has anything like half as many readers in the city of Wash- ington as hes Tax Evextxe Stan, and no other one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit of its circulation. FATAL COLLISION OF TRAINS. Serious Accident on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. ‘TWO TRAINS ON THE SAME TRACK—AN ENGINEER RILLED AND SEVERAL PERSONS INJURFD—SOME ONE BLUNDERED—STORIES OF PASSENGERS— AB INQUEST To BE HELD. A railroad accident occurred within the city limits last evening in which one man was killed and several injured. Special freight train No. 307 on the Pennsylvania road left this city for Baltimore and a few minutes be- fore 9 o'clock collided with the Philadelphia accommodation train No. 33 due atthe 6th- street depot at 8:45. The collision occurred between the eastern end of the nayy yard tun- nel and the trestle work over the Eastern branch, at the foot of Pennsylvania avenue. The two trains happened to be on the same track, owing to the fact that one of the tracks was blocked up by some derailed freight cara, Orders had been issued to the passenger train to pass from its usual track (encumbered by the freight cars Jur other one before en- tering the c was given in order to avoid delay Owin to some one’s blunder the two trains mid same track at the same time, and the first warning of danger that either engineer had was the spectacle of the head light of an approaching engine on the same track. Both engineers whistled for down brakes, but it was impossible to check the speed of the heavy trains. They crashed into each other with frightful force. The engineer of the passenger train, James Jamison of Philadelphia, was killed and his body was badly mutilated. The passengers, to the number of seventy-five or ope hundred, made a fortunate escape, none being killed. ‘They were, however, shaken up and some were bruised. The cars were badly wrecked. Six of the freight cars were thrown from the track and the engines were completely wrecked. ‘TRE KILLED AND WOUNDED. The engineer who was killed was fifty-five years old and leaves s. widow and four children in Philadelphia, where his body will be sent. The wounded are: Lewis W. Slimmer, brake- man, both arms broken and other injuries, is at Providence hospital; A. L. Dean, fireman, head cut and wrist sprained; Joseph M. Har- man, engineer, arm slightly cut a2 bruised; L. 8. Fenks, Alexandria, sprained ankle, but recovering; John’ J. Coulter. a member of the ion Veteran corps, right ankle sprained; William E. Emerson, conductor, hand and ~ injured; Benjamin Hickman, colored, injure: about the abdomen; —— Fenn, white, severely bruised, Medical assistance was soon brought to the scene of the wreck and the police ambulances conveyed the injured to their homes and to hospitals, Workmen were soon engaged in clearing the track of the wreckage, It was early this morning betore the road was in running order, and travelers in the depot as well as on the incoming trains were obliged to make the best of the situation. JAMISON'S DEAD BODY AT THE MORGUE. In the morgue, in the rear of the sixth precinct station, is the mangled body of James Jamison, engincer of the passenger train. Death must have been almost instantaneous, for there is no appearance of suffering in the rigid features of page man, ‘The right mid severed entirely just above the ankle, but it lies in its proper piace, only the ends of the crushed bones and the torn fesh and sinew in- dicating the deathly amputation. But little holds the left leg together, for the same force which cut the right foot off came very near doing the same thing for its neighbor a little below the knee. he ex; ons of the limbs arecovered with dirt and blood, and the clothing is considerably torn in several places. The dead man’s face is covered with coal dust, and as he lics on the zinc-covered board with ared handkerchief supporting his lower jaw and holding his black hair awkwardly out of'place he looks strangely like an Indian, From a wound alongside the right ear blood has dropped on to the floor. His grimy hands, which rest on his stomach, are uot even scratched, AN INQUEST TO BE HELD. Coroner Patterson went down to the morgue this morning, viewed the body and notified the police that an inquest would be held at 2 o'clock. Officer Oliver at once started out in search of a jury, and by noon had subj the following gentlemen: W. A. Peacock 2. E. Wheat,W. H. Sleeper, P. Cusick, John B. Hunt, W. H. Whale: The Pennsylvania railroad@uthorities have notas yet made any arrangements for an in- vestigation of the accident and the causes which led to it. Supt. McKeever told a Stag ris ape that some "ition would probably be en tomorrow, STORY OF A PASSENGER. John J, Coulter, a member of the Union Vet- eran corps, who lives on H street between 2d and 3d streets northwest. was on the incoming train. His right ankle wassprained. He said to a Srar reporter that when the train reached a short distance east of the tunnel it was sig- naled to stop. Heheardone of the railroad men say that the track was blocked and the train would have to go in on the left hand track. The train backed and then it started ou the left track. He thought that an accident might hay appen after changing tracks and he so remarked to a fellow passenger, He had hardly made the remark when he felt the jar of the train caused by reversing the engine. Thinking there was trouble of some kind he stood up and ntly the trains met. He was in the first car. ‘after the engines met, he said, the engine drawii the outgoing train seemed to keep on, as thor age making its way through the wreck. The car he was in was then off the track, and had it not been fer the coupling that held it to the second car the first one would have gone into the water. Finally the passengers got out of the first car, Everything was in confusion. People were running backward and forward and no one seemed to know what to do. He remembered that there was an express train due in afew minutes and in order to avoid further trouble he ran up the bpsiglecaitinn lamp. One of the railroad men over: him and went some distance out on the track aud stopped the incoming express, STATEMENT OF MR. LANDVoIGT. Mr, Edward Lundvoigt, who is a builder, his shop being at 641 Massachusetts avenue, and who resides at 804 10th street southeast, said to a Sraz reporter: “I was coming in from Glen- dale on the Philadelphia combination and was seated in the front car, where there were also many women and children. “At Bennings the train was delayed and I walked out on the platform and asked a police- man what caused the stoppage. He said there was a freight wreck further down and that our train was to be switched over to the left-hand track and go into the city in that manner, “When ihe train started I remained stan on the front platform, and there being no snd gage cur was thus enabled to see the engine completely and far down the track. Be- fore reaching the bridge the train was going. ata high rate of and as we ed it I saw head light @ consider- able distance ahead. At this time the engineer was turned ing some machinery, was raking abcad!’ but the rattle of the cars was so great tha: — Len roo attention, Again and again but not until the seat cme were within 100 yards of each other did the —— He reversed his engine, and alm the crash came and he fall back. Ido not like tosay anything about the =r but ida opinion that the engineer id have poe better led Wer were running in on the same track used by the out- comi: if tit, and if the e1 a seen the other rab assoonas I did the accident could pro! ly —_ been pected. The Landvoigt's left hand are crtaied and hei eribly bred on his left side. It ig also feared that there are internal injuries, Flying for the Championship. A prize contest for homing pigeons owned AN INJUNCTION GRANTED, A Decision Against the District Commis- stoners in the Electric Light Case. Chief Justice Bingham is convinced that not only had Cammack et al. the right to apply for an injunction to stop the Electric hest and Power company from tearing up the streets of the city, but that they did the proper thing in filing suche bill. He therefore granted » tem- Porary injunction, The decision in this interesting case was not looked for Yesterday evening, but ex-Commis- sioner Webb's concluding argument was brief and it gave the court an opportunity to settle the matter without using up any of today’s val- uable time. It was nearly 5 o'clock when argu- ment was closed, and the chief justice indicated his intention of settling the matter without further delay. yoy involved were not easily vat as the matter would doubtless Rago to § before « court he would not delay ges’ especial advisement. He was the case under — iit ne condoms that a tap Sram coed grant hom tem- soccer ae fog he cate porary injunction asked for by jctetenl and others, they, of course, to give the usual bond condition for ewe all damage that might accrue to the Electric heat and power company by reason of the delay. As to the gas it could eue for any damage sustained, but 4 this matter its status was uncertain, Their bill was therefore dismissed. EFFECT OF THE TEMPORARY INJUNCTION. The temporary injunction will prevent the heat and power company from doing anything until after the case comes up for hearing before the Court in General Term. It is possible that the case may be considered early in the October term, but if there is any considerable amount of friction between counsel the final decision of the Supreme Conrt of the District may be delayed two or three months. According to the terms of the contract made between the District Commissioners and the heat and nig company the latter is to have 500 lamps operation on December 1, and in default ue isto be a penalty, Incase the injunction is denied by ag Court in General Term the heat and power company will have action for dam- ages against Cammack et al. anes THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. Sending Out Invitations to the Dedica- tion Ceremonies, Mr. W. H. Lepley of this city, the printer to the new Catholic university, is now engaged in sending out invitations to the ceremonies of the dedication and opening of the universi which will occur on Wednesday, Nove ber 13. The invitations that are to be sent to Europe are now being mailed and next week Mr. Lepley will begin on the list of names of persons residing in this coun- try. All the bishops of the Catholic church in the United States, Canada, Ireland, England, and Scotland will be invited. The heads of European universities of Roman colleges and educational institutions in the United States of all denominations will be asked to be present. All the vicar generals in the country, the members of the cabinet, of the Senate and of the House will receive invitations, Every member of the Carroll family now living, all contributor to the fund of the university whose gifts are above €500, and all the leading newspapers of the country will receive the engraved cards of invitation. The exercises of the dedication will be ofe very interesting character. Cardinal Gibbons will officiate and pontifical mass will be cele- brated in the chapel of the university at 11 selock. Bishop Gilmore of Cleveland will deliver the sermons, At4 p.m. the university courses will be form- ally opened and Bishop Spalding of Peoria, JIL, will deliver an oration. A Latin poem by Prof. Schroeder will be read. TO WELCOME THE KNIGHTS Commissioner Douglass and M. M. Pare ker Will Perform That Pleasant Duty. Mr. M. M. Parker, the chairman of the triennial conclave committee of the Knights Templar, has returned from New York, where be has been in consultation with Grand Master Roome. The program of exercises for the public meet- ing, which will precede the regular session of the Grand encampment, was determined. The meeting will be held about 2 o'clock p.m. in Masonic temple,after the parade, Commissioner Douglass will deliver an ad- dress of welcome on the behalf of the citizens of the District. Mr. Parker will then welcome the knights, speaking for the Knights a lar of the District. Grand —' Grand Master Roome en make # response. CONCLAVE NOTES. The contract for decorating the Atlantie building and Masonic Temple on the occasion of the Knights Templar conclave has been myer! by the committee on decorations to . Aldridge of Brooklyn, who decorated the Sian office for the last inaugural ball. The reception committee hes received a lee ter from H. A. Collins, register of Geoffrey de St. Aldeman preception of Toronto, Canada, making inquiries relative to visiting this city during October, On Monday Chairman Parker will have e desk at the headquarters in the Atlantic build- ing. where he may be found every day until after the conclave. The following additional Ohio commanderies were touay reported to headquarters as intend- ing to take part im the parade: Chillicothe commandery, Chillicothe; Etxens commentary, Athens; Cache commandery, Conneault; De- fiauce commandery, Defiance; Cauton com- mandery, Canton; Sidney commanders, Sidney. es FOR THE BENEFIT OF SOLDIERS, Proposed New Pension Bills and Why They are Framed. The coming session of Congress will probably be full of discussion on proposed pension legis- lation, Mr. H. Berdan of this city has already sent to Senator Davis, chairman of the Senate committe on pensions, a letter transmitting copies of four bills intended to readjust the pension lists on what be considers a fairer and more equitable basis than at present. He argues thatus the records show thats large per cent of the soldiers and officers were first treated in hospitals after they had been two years or more in service, it is fair to presume that many of those who enlisted late in the war had their diseases developed after they were mustered out of the service. The law, he says, does not allow a pension te be ited for disabili from dis- onset onubcacted ta worvioe unions can show that he was treated for such while in service, and bill No. lis designed fa view of the fact that it tam "be puoi to ile to increase the aunual 4 of Bill No. 3 is for the ot some tclief for thove who fre’ not disabled. from wounds or disease, but are becoming disabled