Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1889, Page 3

ll =, FOR_RENT—HOUSES. —YOR Sag eee FOR SALE—HOUSES. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. Sone sis Ba ee BRIG GE mR on eae? ax: We. Saat Skype inapect ab rig ~ a Oe ‘at ay get wee ag eae iow ee ai a ev Dat “Sc Be JAMES Ni x. Git a2 Real Estate Brokers 14 gees re SALE-1344 BST. XW, THREE STO! RENT —AHANDSOMELY AND COMPLETELY | $7) 8 Cr terme wie SUSAN ES BO. tinct and ‘convententy toca oy pomp Masts |e SoEbel. cit mab ty loca iP 8 = SER Bae or ec Bu re |S 2 TES POE Es OK RENT rcs Detween 1. LN tS It contains eighty rooms in ‘Two-swry Brick House near 16th st. n.w.; fitted | J > coon | ap foromer site ‘6 rooms, hall, bath and closets; cou- rete cellar.f opew, e, ee. ~ erate, raug: 180 Tan |ALE—A REAL B: — Feracie yyaluable Building Lot 20x10 feet dee HA fer with atau bows mn bi 1602 19th pte, the THAT DESIRABLE Wm en rom house, at, We; st.; destory and EST Brick, 10 rooms, 18 Tent pays s good int t ‘on the investment. A rare xt a glosets cheer — Opportunity te par-ase in the Qneet locality ta ad en os Sis 3 Will lease for one, two MoM. PARKEL. 1418 F st Fe jALE— ‘Ytb st. bet. EK and L, ste. D1 30. 203: {OR RENT—€25—NEAR PATE AND PENSION (Cary n.W. bb, 4 k Offices. nest hew two-story brick: all imps; alsoat | 74365 " 311 *e ate i . one lear East Capitol # i893. 618 ist. 2s . bro st E. A. McINTIRE, 918 Fst. | }20i¢ ader ON RENT-NEW TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL- | 173% F lar... ing, with bricks table, near Sth aud Boundary, | 507 12 offs reut $3. E. A McINTIKE, 2568 te _ octet O18 Pit | 42030 gis jOk REN AGGAMAN, BREA | gou1 § ties ¥ ST. NW. 900 fe 7he"3 2 1M seraliey bats ab and 13th, M 5 soe figdidene = * Ebs0 | 24 saa i stan Kentucky | sve... bet. LS C.ave. and B st. ‘OES, 30, 1329 24th st. 160 rant New Si he oi ‘026 Conmnecticut ave, ns > finished Fos Particulars call ut in ome, RO. HOLTZMAN, 10tn and F ata. n.w, Fe RENT—UNFURNI ‘ise 1915 N st.n.w.,12r $87. 50)631 Pot. n.w., 10r....84! House in Eckinyton, 209 H ne., Sr. w &g..-1 0 Union at. s. 949 VE. ave. D.w.rl 12 B st.n.e., 1ir. FURNISHED. above isonlv a property on 1) bor full iat se a othe ‘or dor bolletin Teeucdon GGAMAN, fone i Ocicher 15. = i cantar ON PAYMENTS rented for $18, Houses on in- ‘500 to $8,000, Loans. JONAS F sta, ocd i hm 17. Vernon row, room 34 ih st. s.e. bet. Pa. ave. and ‘cars; $5,000. REDFORD W. WALEEE FOR SALE—HOUSES. Seapsctioes ave. ee eae ares Nodeggeew By N Senta aha ‘iors . TERED, 4 ry jo SL GEORGETOWN—CHEAP, FINE investment on SUth st. near od | SASS Toa 18 ments Mage | Ca FS. Sate TO, Sarge Tere Negen CHEAP, Fae Re 12 rooms core ona path fot tise vite 8 rei 30. Eas: want ahome or at these. *W. LINKING, cor ith and H sta TWENTY EARS’ TIME—WE i | Fitts stew Ho now Houses, w Ioeated: northeast moe teh ve reac woud hae {OR ip SALE TES LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, 1761 ebceoses Se tata ae f oO, es at. eo i Ey Myce a 2B, a == serosa. HENSET & 00. 9e26-1m Boo Fst as 1K SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEY ND meg pf Se ee cm er 3g rect paved, sow sewered and ies corner lot; ire trees piinted. For. feces end card Cota oe to TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 seaeplly lors ted: convenient to ‘Pepaion 0 Bie. erlor seta! er OUeTERPORB 130 ee a BR BALEDAT A BARGAINGT REE FRA between Otheand 20rn wer lec at th: Price without SHARDY. ¥, 021 F et. new. $7,500 f for all. proveinedts, (CHAS FS rapier i goed 3, 2 WEEIGER © LIEDER: : ANN ISON F fe sensor” Fe SALE—PROMINENT CORNER ON PA. AVE. HE pent the departmmenta; admirably adapted for busi- ‘seWU-Gt STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F et. {OR SALE-NEW S-STORY AND | BASEMENT ‘Brick, 1327 K st. Built work; has double floors; plate glass in parlor wiudowe; heated by hot water ; cabinet mantels: embossed tiling; open firo places: handsomely papered a nee mises. 80 2-1 rame, at aw. owner, Gu ) PRINCE, Photograp! ave. tore room S21 7th st.625 bet. B and &, per year, steam heat. 9437/Stable rear 6 Wwe. bet. Rand 8. Ww. e- Per Year. at. bet, Band 8. 18rs.. per year. i SALE-K BARGAIN G ST, NEAR IT a = ARG & only $3,000. “REDFORD We WALRE! Ball, 12th & . av we enfin JOR SAIE—A LARGE PLEASANT ANDSOLIDI 1 The above is only s portion of ti Eroverty om say hoe re pr gpg nhs built 11-room Brick House, on n.w. cor. 13th and Books. For full list call at office cor bulletin tseuedon | East Capitol st.. near Capitol, 1ir.. per y & spacious side lawn 47x110 ft; ising Beistand 15te.“jucd] "THOS. E WAGGAMAR. | 706 New Jersey ave. ¢- ne dory Be SUTEE RK healthy, dry location—in fact a most desirable om has south and eust exposure; an elegant residence can be erected on the vacant corner lot—244x1 yore. The mnie ith 23 ft, side of innt asa lot of 50x100, front parking; would lease the PpEt or eres of years. Apply’ to owner at 61 Room JOR SALEAFOUR 3 stn, Ww for occupahey, in the northwest; iunps. ; spectively, OR SALE—THE HA Pes RESIDENCE OF the late Mr. Justice Matthews, The property is one of the finest and best located in the city, being on the coruer of Connecticut ave. aud N at., opposite the British legution. snd coutaining with tie Stable Lot 0 square feet of aay hi rge squai Fee RENT OFFERED FOR RENT FOR ne firs thine—that Han x Property of 18 tom: large grounds asd stable, at the Rorthoust corner f husetts ave. and L1th st ‘The interior of this House is beautifully finished and furnished throughout in elegant style, and oflers gue of the most attructive homes in Washinicton. Will Le leased for season or term of years, or for term of Fears enfurnished if desired. ARPIY on premitzes.ct to wid-sm JOHN SHEKMA. 1407 F Kk RENT—1339 CORCORAN ST—10 KOON gid bath, in excell 3 ERMANN. 1303 F st 70k RES rain OCTOBER 1—1301 218T ST. bw. 1a Very desirable coruer brick residence, con- taining § rooms aus . furnace, open fire places, electric bells and ull wodern iy rovenents; house 18 JUST READY Se aoe auely papered throughout: prices, re- Ou0, 8300, Pai 840,000 and $133,000. cs residence contains 20 rooms, having a hall, reception room, drawin} music Tooth ud bewutifully decorated and in pertect order. dining room on main floor, aif commun: eating, Stable Price $60 per mouth. and Carriage House on adjoining lot. Price $87, 28-20 # THOS. J. FISHER & CO. inuch less than the present value of the ground’ and pox RENT_1WO GROOM BRICK HOUSES. _se26-1m 1324 F the improvementa, Full articulars and cards to in- 4o B st. u.w., with hot and cold water ‘OR RENT—GEORGETOWN—T HE spect furnished on applic: SV ITCH, FOX & BROWN, 4 ad bathe allim good coudition. Inquire po story 5 Koom and Cellar House; a . oc3-3t 1437 Peni JOR SALE—WE OFFER 8 E Er Cc ive and Complete bao room Housson x street mpeonge see sts. s ¢ at Sox spp prices and on easy terms, For particulars 4 - SWoRuSTED Ts BRADLEY, wobbly to CHALMERS & VOU! For RENT nicely papered: Lanier Heichts; @ r McLACHL!S & B TCHELDEK, oF st.u.w. S-3t . hear Senator Sawyer’s house. oc ots ani Now Hampshire avi , Hear Dupont circle........ 1 sé. 9 rooms aud bath, cheup, 1339 Town St., 3¢ block Dupout cire dtable near corer Connecticut ave. and L PUK iSHE! oc3-1m Fe. SALE-NEW_ SIX-ROOM oe Seca duear F, D near 8th, F near 6th; allu.e,; 82,000. ¥ ches: p fer cash aud $3,600; 5] Fe inouttiy paylueuta, WRIGHT & 8TUC Rent her Lance Finely Furuished Hou yoomses mer ane two bath rocuis; stoain bea » fronting Dupont 1 O at, 10F six auoUths, oc3-3t" SOME RESIDENCE OF Senator Yulee, locuted uear the intersec- tion of Connecticut aye, und 18th 6! essi money if taken t _ the year: terms Very reason Inguire on pre cede HE MAN a ~ ‘low Dupont PSicuses ios HANDSOME anes arueton Cireig. ‘the property is one of the finest in tae ety jotel, overlooking McPherson square vulariy and the house coutaius parlor, conservatory, music oe pe M.C. of foreign mijister. 1144 ist a. We room, library, dining room, large sitting room, hall, aud Datler's pantry ou wain flour: tive chambers with per month; ier rooms attached and bath roo on second © ie per mouth.” O' Fe RENT—AT $1,800 PER YEAR TO PRIVATE | | or; sfx chambers, bath room, and cedar’ closct on family. elegant and ones " acre ur- | # third floor; three servants’ chambers und two toro Bished House, near cor. Rhode Is! ¥ —_ am ‘enn. is ib ‘emen: contains billiard room, fe. Address VAN ALLEN, 1331 F i | ROR BENT rye vara “CLASS RES urs | stchen, laundry, dry ng Toon wine ‘cellar, servants! 4 Use, FUEY a a aie tod. J. SHEDD. Te dining liail, turnice and store rooms; electric bella Fe RENT—BO \ test vo pee J A | Sued Mites for liwiting was chandeliers.’ most approved eee er <dern improvements, 12 oie OK RENI—TO A FIRST-CLASS PARTY—A | system of steans ing, porte cochere and all modern ton: Specially Attractive and Spacious Corner Kesi- hente; the house is handsomely decorated b the clot Contains 6.947 square ieot of ground ). For st Bich, FOX | dence, handsomely aud completely iuruisued, in fashionable neighbor nod in northwest sect on, hear = SaaS WOaTOR ~ BRICK wouEE = : giicie, “9 ‘such parties ax would be willing to alow Gth nw. ; cellar, ns and beth; modern im- provements; “location and condition ‘of premises Rermite to inspec BHOWN, 143° 4. rent $25, in advance. Apply to OWNE! | the owner to retain two of third-story rooms reut tbat nw . oc Fete be couskieraniy reuucsd. Address soli-ta 3234, 10th st. nw., 25287 ft, side and 2R RENT OR SALE — FURNISHED. House; fourteen rooms; near Scutt circh 'F: by ‘Fools, mod. imps., 201100 ft. to | Spumfors: stable if desired. 8125. Apply Owner, Gi ft front, running through to chiunetts a se13- Lin putidibg tot giave, Brice €4:500,, oo : 6 ROOMS: | yy St. n.w. unps. “Price al mee ERENT. BOTEL Wii TEL WINDSOR. CO COR. 19 sr rH AND i srond ou west a Ae ie. D. JONES, 409 i Se? | cael teats ioe Cis reas | Wat pe can aa LO on a0 State, War and S partments: ‘cars pass door for = 7OR RENT—PURNISHED HOU —y ¥ ~ ae ceeer' Y GWYNN, NEWMAN & Co... Fan Enut crows aad cellars wotiable for email | SU perts of city. 4W. NAIKN, Washinyton, | 505 5¢ Atlantic Buildin on aloha ait BO of Ga be {OR SALE—THE FINE BRICK 81! ROR RENT—HANDSOME 12-OOM HOU SE. CO! ner Woodley Lane Stable in rear; fect, troutiug on two alleys in the square ned at any time. ong, Laud lsthsts. Pr: and Teleytown road; lance new jot 100x200; new electric road poses {OK SALE—V EK} Brrr ick, mute, linproviux locality, $4. aise House in Wallach place; $4,800. Win dit & STOCKENT, 810 F st. $2 Went Alex. ct, 4. it S141 Dunbarton,’ or. 36 50 bear 1015 ‘Bist st. COUN ‘TRY REAL _ ESTATE. OR SALE—ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH, B. & U., Lots, Ce ttages, Country Homes = tarms on easy terms, ry Farms, 5 to 400 acr: : COUKE Db. LUCKETT, _oct-Im oF ACRES AT FOREST GLEN pers taining sixteen rooms und having a ‘The lot is 1873 feet deep, with a front and 18 feet in the rear, and has a brick stable on the aliey. ‘The location is a tine one for either @ Tesi- da % school, bourding Louse or for offices. An 0 fect wide in the rear and on the side for 87 i feet. dul: of 26 feet ih QB SALE—3025 N BT. 16 ROOMS, EEATED ay ia | ho water: modern improvemeu! 150; in every sel fern Pintetishome Wor on mission to inspect anc ly im RILE' BECSLE, 1319 F st. Son SALE OR Sess STABLE NEAR CON- all mod. imps. ut ave. and L si CHARERS EARLY, G09 14th at, aad MONEY TO LOAN. EY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL Sums at Lowest Rates on Keal Estate Security. wo sums of $4,900 and $3 3.500 i per cent. HUTCHINS, BULKLE’ 1405 F 2a ME TO LOAN IN SUMS: ae 'T 0 roved Real Estate Security in Districs ake Co} i rhe 1 Estate Notes bought, E.R. H. TO LOA) HAVE 3 ¥ TO LOAN et Graphophone, Pneumatic Gun, Lanston Type ud other lucal stocks and bonds, < H. PELOUZE, 1313 F street. ON REAL ESTATE for one, twoor three years, Apply tos, B.BOARMAN at National Bank of Washington, or W. BUARMAN, Attorney, Webster's Law B _8e30-Lw —$10 TO 0 TO LOAN t low interest on Furniture, Pianos, Ho’ Wagons. Hosehold Goods or other persoual propert principal und interest ayable, in weekly oF incu Deyments. ‘No removal of koods from residence. No ulicity. “Box 98, Star office, se50-Im* Mossy TO LOAN O8 ‘ON \ EAL ESTATE 1N “SUMS ORISTIN P, BROWN, 1419 F st. are Glover Building. Of $5,000 to : SIX PER CH MDA} Ms @100 TO" ahi sMALi. FResiual © CH. es ‘0 LOAN 8,000 ON REAL ESTATE, “B00 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 10. LOAN ON REAL ESTATE-WE HAVE IN Cash, $250,000 to Leau on, Aiproved Security in $500 and upward ; no de! ese SH Sate: 1213 F st. n.w. FISH & NO, LOAN OR ped VED CLEY deaL ph Nepte 000 an tat G het cat cou SWoLINKINS, 19th aud Ht se20-110 ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS: ™ ou approved real estate security at o and 6 per cont; at ao Tuoderate. ITPOLD, “selb-150 o ONEY TO LOAN & proved Real Estate Security. syeciulty, Also, as Aunty of the United Security ‘iu: 0,000, tuiavion 2 per cent, GLO. _ cor. 13th aud ¥ ate. nw. BATES ON Ap- suruuce Co., of ‘Puiiadelphia, in sums to suit, to be Fepaid ow iBstalinveut plan, “with wie without life im surance, “Payueuts to run 9, oF 20 years MITE & SON, Je17-6m 1222 Fst, MONEY 20 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, a7 6 AND 6 per cent, on real estate sncurit; FRANK TT. WAWLINGS, 1505 Pa. ave. sel7-3m___ (Lhe Arlington Fire lus. Co.'s office.) MONEY To Loan ‘On Approved Real Estate Secnrity, in District of (ylumbiss im any sums desired, at lowest rates, of ine oe ‘Hos. J. FISHEL & $55,000 SEAT #e12-1in wn aT new. ee 3300, 22.5005 On 83,0008 2 Joan on € Lowest rates. cu teat ee ee woe 45,0008 He, vie i Bot. 50 ‘ depth of the lot renders it very available ian the new subdivision at that place. ‘The land | f eet teen PR ire | a ir FOLOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP. lies on the 7th-s of smile from the sta- | {)7 A jmoonpll pes cd water Upon the pron! | AU proved Real Lstate Sec rye amounts — Hes it. road, 34 thos eallonet pure filtered water upou the preu- ae TYLER & Pe koidivoin, 210 pcre in Washington county, Md. improved by a FITCH, FOX & BROWN, pa ee pe pbs gots | _oc3-3e 1437 Pa, ave. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ay 8 home for asummer residence. ‘Ihe whole wii be | JJOU SALE-ON 22D ST. NEak PA. aVE.. Alp Xan eer Bese eae R ee soid for. 000 Frame House in perfect order; mod. imps. ic ee See. TA acres in Prince George's Co., Md, Lidwu ‘we the | eight refus; Good brick tables sot 4.02100 and TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAT ok ul lstappiyts WESCOTT & WILCOX, Walker place, adjoiming the laud of the late Mr | worth the» uucy asked {or ell’ will ben chew Hy within the District of Pigwest 1907 Pa ave. nm Haylor Suit: Well ieuced and on the line of ihe | a insuediate purchaser, BH. WALNEM & CO, 9 He 10. (tis ge — = aE 7 _ new nsylvanis avenue bridge. tr ee aL LW. JOR KENT—PRESS BRICK, BAY W. 7 fail I house in town and pay the differs mien ee fe = rooms aud Bath: concrete cellar; ali modern im- 82,500 ONES TO TORN vailin best condition. “Li9'N.¥- ave mw 1Oacres ou the’ ‘Wisceier aud we taile from, Anacostia; Aunproved by & S-room Louse, | 1831 stable, &c. Will exchange. JOR SALE—COMFORTABLE HOME, 948 LOU: ary, uear Vt, ave. ; 8ix-room Brick id 3. eulent deighborhood: $2 1 O15 7th wt. 11TH ST. N.E, 7 ROOMS, ALL | gousting. _8e7- Lu Fe: RENT—113 rept ieee 6 rooms and water, ais si ms and b.. furnished os {0 and 880. oun PY DONUBOE, 313 East “on N-ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK, j houth frout; nod. iam ‘ixlborhood ; ue papered : open pe Bi tect Front topside ule ‘woobe hh, balan e to au etc JAM ‘SOMES, 615 7th rng Lew. road, two iniles from DC.; tuyroved by am orchard and Pine kvows an inte Haven” Sie 257 acres lyiug partly in Priuce Geo Arundel counties, be — a Baltimore and Ubio Bl urel, on the roved by a house of rr) ous. A fine new pot and other outbuiidings. ™ 7 4 % in barn, stable and cow siied; every-hi, ‘OR SALE—$6,000; CHEAPEST LOT ON CONN, i} | BrStciste couitton: mene the hanes oY Sega | B° Gre" traning 24 tovton eve, by sna Ret Gorman and Kep resentative Compton: fertilizer | # PU! oO ogy oe the piace to last twenty years. Land is | _ ‘~~ 1.50 nae ae he Ty a ere ts also @ saw mill i ce. Ne y 1s place. elegant home. city, ob Yth st, near East "itol beautiful tin 12 eo alter etie ; BR. opposite 1 ores aes wil beside 7 edjoi cen 4 lnprov aS slight advance over actual cost. pS 75 is place is oasis for a brick or # subdi- | ance in 2 years. CHAS. A. 5H) HikL be 1006 F st.n.w, 25 El 8a | 158 acres in Anue ‘Arundel coi of Hee miles from “AnDayolis,un the west side of Terring creek, in. proved by a frame house, baru, stable, &., in fair col opie ote oh jand —_ 30 Dusbels” wheat to the acre. a0 seven, vor ialt” yinder cultivation: 12 miles from Mount Jackson. Va., Fe ae VERY CHeAP—A GOOD SIX-ROOM Frame House; must be moved from Present site, Address K. X., Star office JOR SALE—BEAUTI F%* 4-story Brick FUL HOME ON Capri iL well built; in serfect cocteer brick’ and G; in good cot 3 vn ‘the cejebrated | wide park state; 8 barwain; wt a permanent tenant. oc2-Bt ‘Orauey 8p) ce ome ts pom kn frame | Wie Berkipg (corner) ; good ook KEN TAT $150 PE STi house of eight ‘rooms, prayed, Uy 8 food cattle, ne BH. WAENER & CO. 916 F n.w. th the most fasit.onab! sud ahecp peus, Kc. ‘Terms easy. Price MELY FC 175 scres in reland county, yay opiate | J oR "ES OR RENT—2 FINE BAY-WINDOW mplete aud tl Piney Point. The piace isknown as atom Brick uses; 7 aud 8 rooms; all im Fovements ; end hse? lacye double bed rooms: m a: Dupont ci ii is oe of rt pa, known places of colons | bidgend 1027 Capel a tncane a “Arby to at ines. ‘The mansion was burned afew years une, Canitol st. i-lm 1225 F st. but there are still the brick walls ding, which ae ier Would furuish material euough for a Louse of ten c. —| or twelve rooms. itice.. 3a Miaomachiusetis ave. Ue. ith and 14th sta, 94,500 | go OF Unelvs Fooms, Free. ‘aad 's walt frou PSjlassacLisetts ave bet. 16th and 17th ate, ¢3,000| Alezand kes ty covmmente poor hank sak LE BSE, Hoe an per annut. 82.000 for 6 months ‘ ane turnpike. Tu Hsaaregee oe 0m SiLe—A NICE LATILE B10 BE, Will sell for f 5,6U0 per annum; $3,000 | 1 909 Dacron at Newer, aie ry jth and 20th, €3,000 per annum; $2,000 ‘oo! ME Plawtation pays au annual i $ . This place is suitable for club 7th and 18th, 83,000 per | Sf. 8hoFtsmeD, as the plantation abounds in game. rragut cmare bet. Iond K, $3,000 per annum; ‘The river abounds in oysters and fish of every kind. $50 JUL er seasol Price, per acre... 1714 ‘Cubecticut ave, $3,000 per annum; $2,000 wentie puromoen Connecticut sve. bet 1uib abd 17th, the northeast (new?; 6 roo! alley; ouly $900 wan, we ci in the Rew town bet. Rand S, $3,000 per annum, phy fail Gr adaresa 616 loch at, $1,500 por autume 108. MAN, a 300. 3601 itih ve $2° 000 ber anus. ‘te Fat uw. 2 ec! aaa ate rat $3,000. Pbs5i Souye int S00 perme er emncn. | _204-2¢ stunts BO | 3 ron Moura sh fae Sieuit thud Lith, 91-809 persamum, so0| oR RENT-HYATTSVILLE, MD., NEW EIGHT- 6 Houses, a4; srunt ges. ou Sy ber suum Mas SS, Nee Lageee, CN, room Cyttage om Melrose, ave; Bear, se11-4w* Tabu New Yortave, th. Apply wa pee tact to Near Lupont c “7 85,000 per season. st. eo3t 2008 Tet, 61,350 per annul, 8125 per month, FO! RENT UNFURNISHED. MEVER LEWIN, 4005 agaleazt FS Bip roe ag yg ase a Bou C COTTAGE rame, 1 at Kuowles Station, Mei a. O-KAL | F-roumd Brick, Oth at, tide Hick ave, Apply to, “EOS. WHITE, G-roous new, Boundary near 4 paerg 482 La. ave. oon Brick, 224 wet Land M sts. RS. EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROB. ~ a F paes F° nr 2 in outsomery, ¢ ‘count: 10, ‘Store aud Dusting, x st. B. 115 and acres, Pe RS no 45 hig 0, it sold uow,.... wea spective! ANG ws RE 3OmN v. SeU8, WE MYERS & ay ocd. auz8-36t° per mouth, : ‘urnushed of unfurnished, throughout arth weet Avy & HH ROBERTSON, 1515 H st Het ecko Fe SALE—FOR THREE bom ey LY—$4.500 Cash Buys 19 Acres Just of Tenleytown, D.C. periect location; pertect uue; no agents. Ad- These dress OW NEM, Star ofice, oe: ae well-baitt ie ap sell for eae rae Stas bor ra sscabls coal pay pea ae ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, WYNN, NEWMAN & CO, Atlantic Building, EAL ESTAT TLOWEST ou vier approved security. @. HENSEYS LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- class security, at lowest rates of interest ; uo delay wi nie the security pha gue fa an st. Dw. ‘TO LOAN, IN 00, $1,000 810,000, ona} raved Heel Retake Somat ot percent, JOHN BHEMMAN & CO. dyTs-Gn AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTREST REAL ESLATE 18°: ‘THIS DISTRICT. NEY TO LOAN fp suins to suit, st lowest rates Moer TO LOAN a REAL ESTATE AT LOW- Wasi’ S DANENHOWE! 'THORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. & Co. janications, promptly at: Send Answerty WELYNN- A.M. Ivy Institute, r. Sth und K ste. nw. 0, HOLIZMAN, my13 ate wecurity. FITCH, FOX = Bi ROW 57 ‘Pennsylvania ‘sb24 Successor to DANENHOWER & SON, 1115 Fat, eee eee pen all Mauger, O20 F ‘ste bow. __8030-1mo* aes cor. Bi ADIES* ALL; WOOL GAR IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, Corner Toth and F ste hw, M° avenue, PERSONAL. Cy SEnvICE Ogg QUESTIONS ENTLEMENS’ AN: in the Best Maas harce. P ylankets Cleaned | Pests ess. teamed by py aq Boe Gat., the Old StgsD 7 is TUE oR PLAOB prices Address cu caliatSOD ae iy t LOST AND FOUND. cpus, WA Race wrest ‘Brown Ps 1 linens, ko. The it ‘A108, BE: N 67! my N io and Sth o ste. Dw. Bultable nes rovee 2 nas ON WEDNESDAY, OOTO! Ps ‘Terrier 10k RENT— UNFURNISHED. JOR SALE~1,500 VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND —" the cla: Keturn to 1019 Let were Pyeiey febs.as 1h rigea ticks or..328 | FSsat trpASEEL & ANMAT, ‘ool-1Ut or oe st.b.w,_ | above rewurd. src <4 by Stoughton sk, | ces.se wet oe ee 7OR XALE-T HAVE 4 2-STORY BRICK HOUSES TATOO, TH VACANT vit 2 re FARM OF 250 ACRES, INPLOVED z runt being com eeu re, ely Bul wt Sith iodare Li ee eward wil ae oe 0 good frame wt ‘ell tmsbered and Saurovenente 83,000 each; retyousblo’ cask watered, an: t-clase eye alo in terms for 7 <a Short drive of tbe: cy oF will trade for nies F praperto: | Pectsioe So eas Soe ea w, NOTARIES _ PUBLIC. = ie R SALE A X ee 08 EO, Tae, Tan Ba auc saute rates waaay ew Frame House; fruit bass open fre places; a OU. isp Sioxe “8 200-6 808 ¥ jOR SALE—A& wane <jrte THREE ae Sate CoN ies Fst : BENGE onc Fat. nw. MMISSIONEL OF DEEDS EDS FOR EVEN gad & Rerpitory, haseeces JXo.B (321 F ot. now. om HOTELS, RBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. 0. od pear Er TSW L620 ti st 4 Fe LENT A SEW DW umes se ar ES PTs | ee wir ame a — - fe sttabte Naxide nets ee Te Sn aD sarees, for rent furnished at per month sieges furuaned, house contains, Ee aa Te ee soso |Steee ua Se ie PES r eae Sa ° SF ek D. @.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1889 ’ f AUCTION SALES. JUNCANSON BROS, Auctionesra, OEE SAE PY BILE ARE Qyaisistrres nee | AY OF Oc. ee Pe wit nie tans recone et ae in pian LRA ie crip lees cr vas iiararie twelve (119) iB thes 51, folio <~F i Eek aed Lak, tobe Bie scribed CITY AND DISTRICT. ————_ @&® Advertising is profitable only when prop- erly done,—that is, in the medium sure to reach the largest number ef those whese attention is sought. Money otherwise expended for that purpose is wasted, To expend it wisely, ad- vertise in Tux Stam. It not enly claims the largest circulation, but gives the figures, and swears to them! bd SHOT HIMSELF IN THE HEAD. Suicide of Frederick W. Gruneberg— Cause Which Probably Led to the Act. Mr. Frederick W. Gruneberg committed sui- cide by shooting himself in the bead at his rooms in No. 211 Pennsylvania avenue nortb- west yesterday afternoon. He had been out walking with his wife, and, on returning, after talking of his financial troubles, went to his room. Mrs. Gruneberg followed him there and found him with a pistol in his hand. She tempted to get itaway from him but did not succeed, She hurriedly left the room to get assistance, but had hardly got outside the door before be fired the weapon. The bullet pene- trated the center of the forehead and he died almost instantly. Officers Schultz and Mooney took charge of the body, and Corener Patter- son, after viewing the remains and hearing the circumstances, gave a certificate of death by suicide, The deceased was about fo! f sata Se carne ea E first was employed as a bar keeper for Burn- heimer, on the south side of Pennsylvania ave- nue between 9th and 10th streets. Later he of poe north au {he center of said partition’ wall 5 aration: shetty-seren G87) feet and one (1) inch; Genet (22) fe lots Nos 112 and ere Sig) inches, thenes J irst and ix (100) feet totes oid i {improvements ways, vileres, i wien! 4 es rH ay se equal installments Dotes to bear or pha ade gy oe meee | wat Ao og) of pur- required —— me ivey~ ‘8 expense. ‘8, otherwise the Nrustees ress! ¢ property at the risk and cost rot iting purchaser after 5 days’ pul notice ‘resale in soue newspaper pu in Wash- “WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL, oct-dbds CHARLES 4 ELLIONT, "} Trustecs, Meare OPPEN EMER Ce BON, ree °°, ce st. n.w. Note prices as follows: Siri —_ the saloon at the corner of Pennsyl- Porter i, Steak, 1 San 00 ib iene vania a¥enue and 3d street, under the St. ores 4 is Charles hotel, renting from Wm. H. Main & cane 1H Ibert Veal Cu cuttet is 18e. 5 veal Roast, 1 he BS lowest market a and beconviuced of the above ore money. livered free of cher Ssmember tao name end ae T= Vv. G. FISCHER Bro, The latter some time since, contemplat- ing improvements, notified him to vacate, but he refused to do so, and after holding out for some time sold his business to Heury Predger. — the tiations were pending Grune- rank quite heavily and bad an attack of fel ‘ium tremens and was seut to Providence hospital, On his release he repented of the sale and unsuccessfully attempted to regain his property It was also a matter of humihation t some weeks since he was arrested on the charge of robbing an old soldier, from which c! wasexonerated, The remains were turned over to Mr. August Burgdoff, the undertaker, for burial, ART AND STATIONERY COMPANY, 529 15TH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING), IMPORTERS. Paintings, Water Colors, Etchings, Engravings, &o Latest Publications, Kare Prints. Artistic Picture Framing in Gold or Hard Woods. ——>—_—__ Regilding of O18 as and Restoring of Paintings THE CAPITAL TENNIS CLUB. Sepecialty. Brilliant Playing in the Single Contests FINE STATIONERY AND CARD ENGRAVING. for the Fall Championship. Latest Designs, Low Prices. 2e26-3m_ The single contests for the fall championship of the Capital tennis club were wound up yes- terday with the best playing seen on those courts for along time. Lewis defaulted to T. P. Borden in the second round on account of illness, and then the final round was played between the Borden brothers, they being the winners of the seconds. The match was close and exciting, the play being at times brilliant. T. P. Borden led off with an advantage, but in the latter part ef the centest his brother showed up in better form and for a time the outcome was in doubt. The rallies were long and beautifully played, both meh taking ap- —— impossible balls and making the most ficult returns. T. P. Borden played a rather steadier, harder game throughout and finally won the match aud the crampiouship by the score of 6-1, 3-6, 6-0, 1-6, 64. The match was even closer than this score AVING AGAIN RECEIVED THE CONTRACT for making the unitorms for the Metropolitan Police for the coming season, consisting of Sullivan, Vale & Co. Metropolitan Pulice Cloth qruaranteed ft indigo), we Lropuse to give our customers ud friends the benefit of the Contract Price by raat Gustorm tua Cluzene Suits, auy Style to orde 'K STRASBUKGE: rice. : . Tisve. #e30-6t Jouxsox, Guasen & Co. Menare baving quitea run on our INGRAIN CAR- PETS ai pd. 40c. all bright New Patterns for Bed Koouin’ “All the Betier Grusee, 50: ¢ Penutstul Line Tapestry and Body Brussels.” i Medicated Twilied Flannel alg 5 XOhsrpvals FALL Dicks GOODS Tadicc’ Genter idren's Merino and Wool UNDERWEAR, bs CURTAIN, $1 per pair up. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 8e27 636 Pennsylvania ave., near 7th st.n.w. | shows, nearly every game being at deuce. TEE DOUBLES z i ¢ were started bythe match between Borden so Hun 8 ad cigaz. _| and Borden and Seely and Green, won by the #8 former by the score of 6-1,6-0. Ryder and Pure all Havana Filler! Ghanstie " Delicious | Greeley defaulted to Moulton and Lyon. a ogmonth! | ‘The doubles will be continued today and the Sold everywhere. ae play for the secoud prize will also take place G Ss S today, Green Cg be ig Lyon and the winner ENTS Nuits Scourep meeting J. Mc: rden, AND ea FOR $1. WEES aa Coata, 50c.; Pants, 25c,; Altering and The Hebrew Day ef Atenement. gu Seog te eae a enter, se Govds Called for ad At sunset this evening the Day of Atonement, ane 3 ie Ati 705 91 Oth ha te the most solemn of all the holy days in the He- brew calendar, will be observed. The day is observed by fasting aud prayer and a suspen- sion of business. Services will be held this evening in the synagogues, Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: David Dotson to H. G. Lewis, lot 22, bik. 2, Trinidad; $2,600. T. B. Penicks, trustee, to E. F. McCarthy et al., sub A, sq. 257; @—. T. E. Waggaman to J. R. Wright, e. 14 C, sq. 399; $679.25. T. E. Waggaman to V. Lauer, sub 43, W. and R. sub; $1,200. E. Forrest toJ. W. Pilling, sub M, sq. 197; $1,000. J. W. Lanse Jas, Gibbons, same property William- son et al. to F. H. ig White, sub sate to 61, sq. 735: #—. G. W. McKee, trustee, to Jane T. Biand, pt. 4, sq. 902; $1,175. M. B. Sheridan to Agnes Davis. lots 4 and 5, blk. 12, Pairview; $300, W. B. ee . gie ¥. Riley, los 19, 8q. 635; $1,889.20. une to J. B. Bailey, sub lots 1 to 4, blk, 2" cuemen $—. Flor- ence B. Getchell to Margaret E. Free, lot 1, bik. 16, Brookland; $525. J.T, Arms to Y. A. nigeins, it. 19, wg. oe $1,185, B. H. Far, Bod th Farqubar, lot 10, sq. 1, Dyer's es- Geo. White to C. F. Wood, subs 60 pian Ree ani P. J. Inch to J. G. Me- Dowell, pt 8q. 907; $2.400. R. Hagner, trustee, to J. J. Barrest, pt. 65. W. and C.’ssub Mount Pleasant; one S. Talbert to Lula H. Howse, sub 57, 8q. 177; $2,100. A.B. Hines toE. P. Champlin, pt. 2, sq. 43; $—. F. 1, Evans et al. to W. Saunders, in trust, lots 8 and 9, blk. 2, jointed the state central committee of the Amgen ae eget 14, Meridian is Renseratic party for this county. 40a, on, O08 es Lhe rig = The Prosbytery of Maryland will meet in the | 407.4’ “liarding sub’ $0, se° 151; won ae Presbyterian church, this town, Wednesday | 1¥3.‘cs alto Sebisber chal pte oat] next, at 8 o'clock p.m. ‘The opening sermon 9, 6593.69, ‘Christian Ries eign Will be preached by Rev. a. D. McClure of | Stticriaud, pt, of lowe 2 and $0, — nicinnors, the retiring moderator. bite schools of the county opened with | E- Sutherland to C. Ruppert, pt. do.; a sae t the usual number of students. At Rock- ville the enrollment reached 130, A literary society has been organized by the scholars of the Rockville Pe school, Feith Miss Daisy Kelchner, president, and Miss Lillie Auderson, secretary, Mr. William Atwood, Fol we rominent farmer of this county, died at his home near Montrose \seacund evening, of an attack of paralysis. There was a fall of hail at Potomac, this county, Tuesday evening accompanied with raiu, thunder and lightning. Some fine specimens of gold have been dis- covered on the farm of = Tacmae | Ww. ee near Hyattstown, ee GUILLOTINED HIS SCHOOL FRIEND Sensational Execution at St. Pierre and the Fury of the Spectators. The last mail advices from the Isle of St. Pierre Miquelon give details cf the great popu- lar commotion there over @ most sensational cause, Jacques Noel was lately sentenced to death for murder, and by law being given the choice of execution by either shooting, hanging or the guillotine, he chose the latter, presumably be- cause he was aware of there being no such ap- MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Wedding Bells—Real Estate Sales—A Gold Find—Personal and General. Correspondence of Tar EvEnrxe Stan. Rockvitte, Mp., Oct. 3. Mr. H. Maurice Talbott has sold the Schneider property, near Gaithersburg, con- taining 21 acres of land, for $2,500, to Mra, Catherine J. Ballock of Washington. Mr. J. Walter Carroll of Great Falls has sold his farm, containing 110 acres and situated in Potomac district, to Mr. George W. Kirk, for $15,000. Messrs, Anderson and Bouie, as trustees, have sold the Baumgardner property, containing 442 acres, to Mr. Chas. A. McEuen of Washing- ton, for $4,424.22. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. Magruder Wilson Offutt of this county and Miss Dixie Winsor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Winsor, to take place at Lexington, Mo., on the 16th instant. There were married in Rockville on the evening of Wednesday, September 25, 1889, by the Rev. Father J. M. Connelly, itor of St. Mary's Catholic church, Mr. H. C: James of Washington and Miss Annie L. Atwood, daughter of Mr. William Atwood, residing near Montrose, this county. They will make their home in Washington. Messrs. Hatiersly W. Talbott, William BR Mobley and William M. Canby have been a Correcting the List. The chairman of the special committee of the District central republican committee, A. K. Browne, has issued a circular stating that the following employes of the District government were incorrectly classed in the recent report of the committee as democrats, when they should have been classed as republicans: “H. R. Miles, superintendent mesh service; Frank Wilson. tax office; G. markets; Dr. B. G. Pool, health offi Tr W. B. Jones, health office; Dr. D. P. Hickling, health oftice; T. M. Shepherd, health office; E. H. Hum health office; E. H. Weloh, health office; Dr, A. Pyles, health office; Dr. J. V. Carrahar, health office.” The circular also states that it is thought that Dr. Townshend and several others should have been classed as democrats, A Woman’s Missionary Society. The woman's foreign missionary society of the Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal church held an anniversary meeting last evening at Mount Vernon Square church, presided over by Mrs. Indiana Hays. Several interesting addresses were made and Mrs, Frank Bond, the secretary of the woman's paratus on the island. The judges took him at | conference, read a report on the progress of his word, regardless of expense, importing from | woman's work for woman. The meeting was France, for temporary use, both a guillotine | continued today, and an executioner, The latter, besides his expenses, was to receive £30 for his trouble, The execution occurred last week. The entire population of the island turned out to witness it and the new executioner wes Criminal Assault on a Little Girl. James Jackson and Wayman Brown, colored, were charged in the Police Court terday with assault with intent Carrie Thomas and the case romptlyonhand, When the prisoner came y tnd was preparing tobe lashedvothe fetal plank | tinued. ‘Tho girl ie iz years the peat of the executioner fell off and the | and lives with her parents in E: a ery. He had rec where the offense is to have THE CONGRESS ON WHEELS. West Point Enlivened by its Presence Yesterday. The international American congress is at West Point, Leaving Washington yesterday morning in the Pennsylvania's vestibuied train, whieh drew their constant admiration for its convenieace and completeness, the delegates sped away under the convoy of Mr. William Elery Curtis, the special agent of the State department. At Baltimore Mr. John B. Men- derson, the president pro tem, who had been left behind. overtook the train. The excursion train reached Jersey City at 3:15 o'clock this afternoon, having been delayed by a hot pin, The run as faras Baltimore was unmarked by any vetable event. One of the attaches of the congress had been assigned to each of the cars composing the train, and these gentiemen used. their best efforts to make the statesmen gath- ered together from the confines of the two continents acquainted with one another, Their efforts were attended with great success, and-by the time Baltimore was reached the delegates were chatting together m expressing their hopes and auticipations for trip, and commenting upon the appearance of the country through which the train was run- ning. A BEAUTIFUL DAT. The day was clear and cool, a tinge of frost lingered in the air from over night, the maples bad begun to turn scarlet, and altogether the scene, familiar enough to American eyes, pre- sented a charmingly novel effect to the great mass of the delegates who come from tropical and semi-tropical climates and are accustomed to the sight of the dark but ever green foliage of the South American jungles. A delay occurred at baltimore through the necessity for cutting off the siceping car Rus- sia, As the party was somewhat smaller im umber than bad been expected, f was possible to cut off one car and render the train lighter without discommoding the excursionists, Secretary Proctor occupied a seat in the car Columbus, having decided at the last moment te accompany the party as far as West Point, There have been some changes in the list of excursionists, The delegates from the Argen- tine Republic were absent. Messrs. Estee and a American delegates, who had intended =< the party later on, concluded to embark ashington. Delegates Periera of Brazil, Ns varra aud Limantour of Mexico, Guzman of Nicaragua and Andrade of Venezuela, who Were set down as of the party, declined to go at the last moment. It appears that many of the delegntes to the congress, presumably unac- quainted with the luxurious surroundings and conveniences of the modern American palace car, were fearful of the fatigue in store for them auriug a tour lasting forty days. At Philadelphia the train was an hour and forty minutes behind time, which was duc tos “hot pin” having been discovered in the en- gine which was to make the continuous ran of overa month, An inspection at Seabrook, 12 miles out of Washington, disclosed this mishap and 1} was found that another engine would to be pressed into service. Mr. George W. Childs. who had been ex pected to meet the nuee rial train and accompany the visitors to West Poiut, went ahead AT WEaT POINT. The train reached West Point at 5 o'clock and the visitors were welcomed at the station by Col. Wilson, superintendent of the academy, and his staff. After the visitors had witnessed a review of the cadets on the plain they gath- ered for the presentation exercises in Grant hail. The cadets had seats in the hall. About 600 persons were present when Superintendent Wilson called the assembly to order. Prayer was offered by the Kev. Dr. Postlethwaite, chaplain of the academy, and then the flags covering the portraits at the back of the tage were drawn aside while the bi played “Hail Columbia.” The paintings ,are tb work of Mrs. Di b of PI iladelpbia. Gen: Grant is represented as he appeared at the close of the war, Gen, Sherman (Treen was painted from 4 photograph taken Gfteen years ago and Gen, Sheridan sst for his portrait a few months be- fore his death, Gen. Sherman sat upon the latform flanked by the ynveiled portraits, The —_ of portraits was greeted with applause, GEN. GHERMAN'S SPEECH. Gen. Horace Porter mady the presentation speech, Superintendent Wilson, in a short ad- dress, accepted the portraits for West Point, Then Col. Wilson introduced Secretary Proo- tor, wao made a brief speech, after which Gen. Sherman, amid loud applause, was intro- duced for a speech, which will be regarded as one of the happiest of his life, ~‘It is ove of the ee accidents of bi that I stand the sole survivor of these three generals of the war. I am older than Grant or Sheridan and no three men were ever more different physically than those represented by the portraits, We were different in every respect, but we had ome gui urpose, and that isthe lesson, my young friends in gray, which I want to impress upon you. We may differ from each otherand still live in wpe and love. Though bound together ouly by silken ties, yet united you cam move mountains, “It is impossible for painter or orator to paint those two men for me. I knew them through and through. We were simply sol- diers with one thought in common, to obey the orders of our common government. When the war was done we went back to our places as citizens. War is for only one purpose—to duce peace. No just war has any other object. We were taught bere just as you are, and if oo- casion arises it is us true as heaven that a trio of leaders will come out from among you to wave the nation. Mved, then, the lesson. Live as brothers, obeying orders. Itis the lesson of life for you boys, aud for old boys, too. “Grant, Sheridan aud I were as one, though three joined as one. When war comes you can have but one purpose—the cause of your coun- try. I mean your whole country, no part of it.” President Harrison sent note expressing regret that be could not be present, SENTIMENT IN aEXICO, In the City of Mexico yesterday the morning papers did not appear till afternoon, so as to give the procecdings of the international con- gress. President Diaz says the speech of the American Secretary of State was admirable, Finance Minister Dublan, Minister of Justice Baranda, and Minister of the Iuterior Romero Bubicall praised the speech. ATTITUDE OF THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT, A cable to the New York Heraid from Madrid says: The Spanish government is watching with some anxiety the congress of the Three Americas, and the without exception, expresses @ hope that the Spanish-American republics will not let themselves be made the satellites of the United States, Spanish liberals, andeven more so Spanish aaa: with Senor Castelar at their head, bad that protectionist — are contrary es the esseutial aim@ and principles of demoo- racy, because, in the first place, they create in modern democracy a new feudalism and an oligarchy of plutocrats with their cliente—cer- tain privileged classes of operstives—as against the majority of their fellow citizens, Protec tionism. they think, also embitters and para- zee the relations between nations ‘whose old old feuds would disappear with free trade, — THE COURTS. Eguirr Cournr—Judge Cor. Yesterday—Brown agt. Dean; injunction om conditions. Cook agt. Washington and ay 5 eliminary injunction, ill dismissed; aoe. er payment in cash al wed. Beagle; Sippel wae Neagle ‘Thomas agi G Perry, trustee. ae W. Bayne —Jurige Cox. Yesterday—McShane & Co. agt. Studer; judg- ment by — ‘$186.81. Be Letate of Ji ‘esterday —] james filed and fully proven. — G.A.R. Council of Administration. Coz, . Fowler; will