Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR FOR RENT—HOUSES. __ FOR RENT—2OUSES. FOR RENT--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. WASHINGTON. D.C.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1889. ___FOR SALE—HOUSES. DR KENT—BEAUTIFUL NEW SEVEN-ROOM- ost pleasantly located ; 00 Sas Dia eee nf pees a, RENT—53 D ST. N.W., THREE-STOR! meee TR, Anne House, contain th, with all m.t.; bel Hee se FPR RENT A VER: e1 nye month. Address Me oll. fOK iT—GOOD 2-STORY Bets oe Seen kB, BRICK, Grocery her water: near 7th-st cars; rentlow. E. A- Mot! TIRE, 918 F. -12-6t {OK RENT—HOTEL WINDBUK, COR. sre AND har Recent led and La throughout ae bons estan elect ‘electric U.8. Ti "s juare. opponite Prosiee Sosee, Ut ee | pitparisof ety. Sacer a W. NALRN. st Wagga FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUsS | _° iB SALE— ODENTON! ODENTON! ODENTON! THE SILK COLONY OF MARYLAND. Dells; on ammer r 324 Wilson n, “Be, 5) ‘27th st.o.w., ar. .9.. S Biaglen's al.n.w 420 25.30 7£25.409 BE RENT—A_COZY HOUSE Tx NORTH fORTHWEST a z ‘papered in first prky 041 iis pats condition for tasmos liste ote anérhe best | THE BEST POINT FOR A GOUNTRY HOME IN THE or cfr a Attedd Nowe OD the ar Se STRONG, 1421 G at. rr, 5 front rs. en a ‘AR PEN. | _Its natural situation, right at the junction of at — 2 1giT Fat awe Fo seagee BOOM, BRICK NEAR ONS, | multunds and acucariy it att, the, sanction of two $70 La ves from 100020040 Fat uw ir A welt at oes Go scl ae pve fies, sovures ite woseeen, MINUTES’ RIDE FROM BALTIMORE. RN DEEN BNISHED—8-HOOM | MODE! % Pty ik rick Dwelling, comtzalty located, nicel 0 and canes only Soe ROVE OD ee eet B RENT_NEAT 2-STOKY BRICKS ON 13TH st s.w. bear ra, Bu. of Engraving, e,: §8% | tot led: and water; 815, Er Ac MCINTIRE, O18 Fvocl St Ecaepet te ones bones Foe ‘rai ngoed ee grey Hua te abd trees furnished freee id water: near, Caphtol: 5,_ ELA. McLN’ The, o18'¥. 2-3 JOR RENT—716 ee ST. THREE-STORY ‘BRICK, emt Be He WARNER & OO. Fee ‘Those 1016, beige 1020, 1022, Joz¢and Loze Connecticut ave. will, be be finished October or partic of oclt sas Bo HOLTaM N. 10to and F sts. nw. JOH RENT—TWO-STORY BRICK, 1617 6TH ST. u.W.; 6 rooms, cellar and bath; modern improve- ments ; location and condition of prenuses good, rent reduced to $23, im advance. Key with owuer, Sth st. nw. oct DWELLING HOUSES Al 8 ARE NOW GOING UP. to i Be gn Legge mag ta fro er $325 upward. Each All shelled. > a DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THEY ARE ALL GONE. Plats of Land and full particulars at office. fUR c ST. &.W.; FIVE ROOMS; Fk ‘water in yard Gib permonth THOMAS E WAG: GAMAN, 917 F st. aw. it oc 2-3 _——s PUK KEN’ a. = S-BE Modern Dwelling with gas and water. large yard, SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, A cant beatin, sonerete collar; all mod EK coniiiiun Movitian aves mess Ieowe ot. aS. . 407 hae improvements, all in best condition. 119 8. ¥.av Kent $50.50 per month. Fou st UKNISHED— Per annum, 400 Office open at 9 every morning. ocl4-2t ik SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CIG: (Gandy and Sotion Store; bes ‘on 436 st. #.w.; yurchawed it will be sid cheap if week; partion Ine south. Address KK. , Be Star office. © ooid-ae JOR SALE—A CO! EB SET OF ARTESIAN Well Tools and Ten-horse Power Engine. ibe seen at work on Tenleytown Froud usar Indust school, Apply to H. BUKKUS, Supt. ocl4-t* Fst DALE—FINE MUOQUET CARPET, ae sei ards: bewutiful pattern and but, little used; at about 4s price. C.A.M., Rom 87, Winder building. F=, SAGER ACOCKER (SPANIELS, THE red bj Laidlaw, mother bi Untario, Canada. soon at GA OBWIDSK STABLES, 468 Pleasant, D. C. Key next door. We. DUVALL, 925 Fat. oc. JOR RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE; ALL MOD. 0 Ct. av. it ave near Dapont diz. L8v0 Foe Pesrare RNISHED HOUSE ON N ST. BET; 13th and 14th ‘sts. n.w.,3 stories, 8 rooms ani bath: all moderu improveuients; large trunk rooms and Servant’s room: completely furnished, “at Shake Inen and silver. By they a dea io NEK & CO., 916 F st. FOR RENT — SANDOO House; most desirably located: overlooking McPherson square for M.C. of foreign minister. &D partic | ly mrt To14 ith 2 a bee w BALE—GOOD SOUND RSE CHEAP. Fs Apply at Tass Oth st. ow. = a* FFOk, SALE WAT A BARGAIN-Al BARBER SHOP; locax i A ape sg Hic buatuea good Te {OR RENT 1614 5TH ST ‘TWO-STORY BRICK: 7 hall, cellar, latrobe, all modei range; gprowteats sda ing god large back yard 8 rut, 2034 EK a NEAR Ni ‘Bay SIGNAL si meee office; Pre oui hace pMindow Front) six yoome and beth; aii modern improvements; 27° | FOR SALE—A \ FIRST-CLASS UPE ROCKAWAY out the uortuwest, BH. KOBEKTSO yards and close 0K oc ttle ‘worn; aloo Canony-top server tenure ot Ph... 2 * AND | POR RENT. poe ST. RO@M HOUSE WITH McDEKMOTT'S Cartiage Carriage Repost powitory. Poesy Fok RESTO wouter aN all wuod, imp. only ¥18.50" po fate FRO? 4b SEC CIAL. ___ vel are * ot <i bak GET SHARE EX CERIGHT PIANOS, 2 aaa) ly (Ok SENTTHEEE 31003 70K | RENT_A NEAT 9-ROOM OM BRICK WoL Bo o ne ‘Apply to Also 1 Oat-ucw.r 80 per month. OWNER ote colt ¥.G. 25 Penn. ave. ocl4-3t oth 1-3 JOR SALE—A GOOD ORSE, CAN BE LOR RENT—6-ROOM HOUS: wits STABLE FEE RENT—TWO FIRST- CLASS ss ween at SIN} SOP oPNG. SUBS SS 1 gb Meridian Hillyat head of 17th at. large sro 1513 Rhode Island ave. and 1412 15th st. “Apply FX NE NUNN'S & CLARK'S BOs: Sceidae THOS. E WAGGAMAN. | '¢ 9-4. SHED. ae memes | at oad Fano for cash. “Hours from 3 to 3 pou = . LW. TSHED—A DESIRABLE TEN-| °98, FENT—EIGHT-RoOM Bie CK, MO! ee 5 Ms i» Be Rey Nov. 8, $63. Six-room 2 J ry U. month. Meek iea neS O PROBE TTLE & CO.,12 rok RENT- PUR Koom F riety ae % oa gin Se ee Sigel “i 0 our Horse. Goods Department ev —_ | day. We have Horse Blankets and Carriage ae . RENT—A HANDSOME UNFUKNISHED | we have ucver hud them before-more of them ad 7 bear Dupont. circle, | Letter. Carriage tiobes from 81.79 to #42. Hore BH. KOBERLSON, Ios Het eel) -3t Biankets from eee ARD & HROP, z jOK KENT—BY THOS. E. NAGTANAS HEAL 4 LOTHROP, tnt BO GSYiak broek, 817 PST Se ee LT ie Salle ENCVCLOVEDIAD—s U BSC RIBS bow for the best: 3,000 copies sold in this city, our children now ‘Sonamancsingy sichoul need it. Send postal ior speclmen pages aud further parsiculars to Post Uttice ox 30U. H ne. or. we 15 SES. 30 Union st. 8. W. bp 50/40 Hat. n.w., So ZB1S Pat.p FSR S345 5 U2, WELL PAY YOU To a =S JAS. K. 2ROBEY'S and make a selection (at posi- tive cost) from oue hundred and Atty Sret-clase (Car. pr PSS news per month, Vermont ave. n 206 New Jersey ave. ocT-2w* F% RENT—1 Brick Honse SS. Ine Faces, Buggies, Phaetons, Carta, Spring and Fok BALE 109 SHARES STOCK ¢ OF THE Washington Keal Estate Co., at 30 ce m the dollar of amount paid in, Address TESTA TE On Star uflice. Ste JO SALE—A HANDSOME WELLBRED 4 ae Old Trotting Mare, Sound in Every Kespect. Ap- bly 10, EDWIN SUTHERLAND, 400 Oth’ et. nw y ON 22D ST. NEAR H ST. A THREF- =| Erm "An'e whole obly. con oe ea ea 50h North side pe rte splendid Three- SS TES Gs [eae one 10908 WESOOTT 1907 Peunsylvanis ave. D.w._ ALE-WELL-BUILT BRICK HOUSE, SIX $1,000, balance. in one. two three’ years, or fee es ; an exe-lient invest: WAGGAMAR, 917 F at. 3 it .W, 2-STORY ImpeSeemene tad eleaes | ul i ga700 Appiy to CHALMERS & VOORHEES, 1418 F ot.n.w. 2K SALE—A NEW TEN-ROOM Sie HOUSE re Pat. [ogee lows Cog ak mare cy OR SALE-A VERT eas HOUSE ON B ST. >th, two stories and cellar; lot 18x95, alley; price 86.200; Ask for new Bulletin, ocl4-St DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. ee i pel an eee AND. Bogen front: arriot 20sT 00, alley ‘rice $7.00 0. nA fopnew ocl4-dt 608 Fats cw. BR SALE—THREE-1 STORY AND CELLAR BRICK House on T st. near 15th; lot 18x100, alley; price ),,, Ask for new Bulle ocl4-3t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. SALE NIGe BRICK HOU 5E EON VERMONT | | @. hear 7 rooms; price on a DAVID ae OY ats for new, _ocl4-3t Fatnw. ROR | SALE MODERN BRICK amar SIX (oo gee ud bath rooy _— imps. centrally located; couvenieut vo Office, 4 terior Dept. ‘General ¥-0. Dept Price $5,500, so or TYLER & RUTHERFO! 1307 F st.n.w. ‘ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND convenient to street cars; ne aboot 01 ‘apply to TYLER 2s RUTHERFORD, 3 {3078 Fat ate Fe SALE—CHEAP—024 G ST.; as House; lot 24 feet front ‘by pated Frame House; lot 24 by 122 deep ve; five-room Honse with water: $1,200. ‘A. Kood Busiveas Corner, 1000 South Capitol st. six-room Brick with Store; only 0. 3 a. Ave-room Bric come with water _ press brick front: price. st. aw. five-room Brick with Store; only $8 and 330 N et, aw.. six-room Brick House: mer a eee, Li SER ae Sink ‘or Sale—Cheap—A ood ie eben aud Tah tsa: Wore by 130 y ; fine parking w six-room Brick Houses on E between 9th w; all modern improvements; $3,000 LE—CHEAP— THREE 6-ROOM FRAME co Bat. bet. Oth and t ta, n.w.; lots are W. HANDY, and Lot corner of 8th and D sts, s.w. ; $2,500. Bix sls-rebun Brick i Houseson 7th between H and Teta aw . #2,100 each : good investment. ww Brick Houres on 24° between C and D sta, s. aon of the five $8,000. They will pay 12 per ‘higes ix-room Brick Houses on Dat, between 26th Sith awe: Ble Sipbcas ive vices iyyice Hoteen on the moar of this tel; 700 exc! ore: 120, 122 124 Mat. five-room Brick Houses with water and sewer; $1, ach; terius very easy. 40. 6 aud 407 T3th bt we. four-room Brick Houses: 91,000 € ie its 13th st. #.¢., six-room Frame Houses; acl Two maauil @ Houses on Est. between ‘id and with two Brick Houses in Tear; the four rent 0. ou fd between D and E sts, Sit ghee a at, etween ee Ww. with all & pa. bay window . rs 1 all mod. imp i DS ee t foe = —_ Bri all a i ween Nah ~. ive: 00 House, and shore on 34 between M and N stauw: —a ©. H. PARKER, 0c12-3t Real Estate Agent, 444 43g st, uw. Fo BALE—NATIONAL C. a ATE EXCHANGE. JOHN F, LIPrHAKD = CO, Real Estate Brokers and Managers of Estates. foe rig ene. aoe wunail tracts for sale and ex- change mall parte 6 sonst erty Fented, Rents cei, and Loans’ care- on approved sec" uri ALSO, omen tnveutinsand Prosecute Pension and Land Claims, Insurance Placed in reliable companies. Companies organ! Corporation Wor a specialty. 8) ue Aree SIX-PASSENGER ROCK- away uid a Plaetou and Surrey; must be wosid: tr io ply 401 14th vt. n.w. th & Faay.. room 20 Vernon row, Tou as 7 cucap.. Is, i excelleut coud ca . bet Poor mg sf ae piling f taken soon. Inguireat Hes EUROS’ ROS 4 burgain iJ Sionee cor. 14th and T sts, uw. Fe, ‘SALE—THE CLOTHIN' ELS, Vertised by Box 4¥ last week, cun be seen my | irom the 1:sth to the s0th of tus mouth, ay the fami leave for Europe ou the 3 ist. B Be Drvecee and Jackets $4, 36, 3%, and 42. Pric 2 Wo $100, Address Box 70, Star office, oc 12-3t" i #4 | Hall, 1900 436 st. ow, 8 NJ. ave a0. 15r. 1549 Q at, 1 37} rion of thi t atlic AD: re fail just measures of outs, rou L Sts. W., TE. ‘Tbe above is oniy books. For full list © for palette Teuedou GGAMAR. FIRST-CLASS Locagstyiaae@ Q SALE —IN MOUNT PLEASANT, EIGHT. m Cottage, Large Attic, Coucreted Cel Nico Stable, in first-class repair. inquire on the. = Center strect near Howard ave.. Mt. Pleasaut.ocl F2, SALE—3-STORY AND BASEMENT- CELLAR House, nearly new, 2” ft. front, 10 rs. and Toons deep; room for stable in rear: price ite 2.000 oF $3,000 cash balance on long time at cent interes! N & CO., 1407 708, SALE 0 oy R NT a 197! ‘D ‘N sts, u.w., near Bi situation un- surpassed, saMES rs Batis mises, 2 Three-story Bay-window Bri rooms, a WK BALE—OK EXCHANGE —LAKGE LUT OF tandard 5 bath, large n eilar, ard, rent, $45. Apply at premises Woodruff File Holders; finely fluished ; a a1 Cioud Bids | SOc toe LU-Lm "| article: would, exchange for lass Piano. aud 1407 F st. or address W vo gel2-st Feist SALE HOUSES ON ee PLAN, 82. 00, .S 700. $3. 1350 apd ta 8300 cast, balates x F JOR KENT — HOUSE 237 STH ST.N.E, CON- ail modern tunprovements: Apply JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F xt. Bike SALE—BY <i ARMY OFFICER LEAVING fown, Pair Weli-mateh iage Horses, with QUR RENT—FURNISHED-BY THE Yrak, 1004 —ea ee moarest Lanecniat as, ‘Extension- atop FI be nest locations im the city. 2K RENT-1413- OTH ST APPLY To 1403 ‘hae- Bat. nw, one of MES A BATE se Coe | PScunirad isan ‘oc10-Im tae ight 2 Sean OOD SHOT ih bi 1407 F st. nw. eae JOR RENT—FUKNISHED— House on Champlain ee ene os pene ere for term of eee ead ee DARK anny datiecra 13% ve 310 43.000 per year. | Inquire ek CLARK'S StableG et mene eet oe eae (UK SALL—lov SEWING MACHINES oro aay 019, All kinds; all-in wood sewing. 01 Narranted, with all sttuchuweute, at AUSNBAGH SS Piaud H: the only suthorized awency for Domestic Sewing Machines and Paper Pai oc] 1-6t Fs 33 SALE—EXCELLENT DATO N WAG WAGON AND Top Buggy, both near new; be De _RENT—FU D T avenue, S-story =~ ‘. 11 rooms, Razadvomely Fuse | Tx a jenirabie; tor terms inquire o! moor? SSM PARREM, 1418 F ot ON bay all im a7 Fe banal 6."A) SHIELDS, 1000 F at, nee: R SALE—HOUSES— SAVE YOUR MONEY! OWN YOUR HOME, onal Mutual Building and Loan Association of fork will avsiat yeu, upon sasy terins and at less rate of interest than any other association in existence. Call or write for prospectus at office of J. F. LIPPARD & ©0., Agents for District of Columbia, 0012-; as Rooms 65, 7, 9, 10 and 1034, 934 F st-n. w. Fat uae? alee Ean HED—HAND- | some Busiuess or asides Horse: cgaeee: ‘Siuse sell at ;OR RENT—A THREE- ont HOU SE. WITH a 4 } TOO! ae &§ aout “ rou once. Private stable 1 aw. ocll. be. ia toconeh Fe at Lz | sdeyted for eawrcainings . jor 'toe | So eel eek meted: Uommurmn: Sx | Sette Stee in ieee ORE Sour | RQRSALE: AuoUL 40.09 S60 ORAS FEET OF = ss respol onnitle party, 825 per mouth. 4 Apniy Bt | office. ra mo’ at BASE Bi LL "GROUN ‘NDS. ce at JOR RENT—FUBN isa kD— + STORY, | 10-200M soa RENT—A HANDSOMELY on G St. u.w. near JOR SALE—AT SACKIFICE, FROM VA PRS. House, Completely Furui gar Fane 3 4 pistely Furnished Pension and Ceui thew: B00 per month, G. wi ene pde a gine ae Peay age ge 3 go oH tue entive ‘use of = beautiful teauty PAYNE & CO, Mare, will trot in 34g minutes, for $00, Cull 60: new. Fe SALE OR wie ote Ga Bay fey Es w idesired. Apply to G. SUGubascts17 hhver; BRICKS 0 Ose. is J. Pye ey tries os | Oioaves co WU per month. G.C. PAYNE E | FoR SALE A Ts OCTAVE BRADBURY UPKIGHT Fiano for $130, Also two apleudid Uprights, but little used, for $200 och-Gt_" SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F ut. Fox. SALE—A CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO, ave, rosewood case, but litt tle used and 200. SUPFEL & CONLLE yy selé-1m i. 514 1isu st. ow, OW SALE— CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES, We have ov hand s tine sssortment of Platform aud Ferch Hockaways, Broughatuwaud other. styles at low Byures. WM. W RS BONS, Vath and Date uw. One Platform Express Wagon, our own make.” He pairiug im all Urauches. oc. Fr Mt SALE—SHOPWORN WH. ELS AT XS eis SSczs ss ‘only Secor ioén.w 16:80 808 to G18 Ke at. nw. Br aaa th, 4. i Salley stn w. ie: NE. JK RENT—COMPLETELY FURNISHED, TO Private family, 12-room House, ceutraily located; Symyemient to devia. southern exposure ; fie stubie 3150 per month or 1,500 per year. Address KW down and #5 per month. THE CLAwE CYcLi CO 908 Pennsylvania ave, ow Star office. pe oh a Fg Kk SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF HAND: eae aad tees een ates | a Foie TAs ak prices igwar tempest tne esas " ft; all mo * z Leap they ap he F eT FIORE race me $3 storage. AU H. GHEGUL, cor. N.Y. va aud gtk st R street n.w,, 8 Co Wo per | pbig to ik O: Campbell O17 10th stieel i: eS ed Sine | FE SSE ORT, FNRI GED TSE BEC. | Ment; lage discount for cash; several celebrated vantuae oe a ee makes. GL. WILD & BAUS. 709 7th uw. see8eline . V. N. HUYCK, R SALE—A KARE PIANO BAKGALN. qn. crate Moor anh Lf somes above. sit’ in sed andere | eee 1303 feniayivaninave . | FR t aa full-sized Square Piano, all in i Bact cna cor fu an. n,n bce Soni 626 ake. s.W = i es thrcestiry and basement DOUBLE Gack reat. | Rucuti, $10 gern = ty atouces ns PAY Yo Mat aw..o rooms, $10, eS gincen wich STABLE ILE on rear of tot oat a te auos, yood tone, for 8100; 65 per 0 01 square from Connecticu 407 Srenue, House completely furnished. For rent toa ‘THK PIANO EXCHANGE, OM RENT_UNFURNIREED careful tenaut for ous or two Years, Owner going to ‘The Leading Piano House, 1K Lave. nw 1s lowacirele, 12r..83.33 | FQrOPC. ot location and it appl 91: renme7tvanie sre. “el 1401 Stoughton st, jor price, waa ‘ox, ALE—MESSRS. HARK! ar. oc9-6t yivanis ave. Byes Bork have sent Us 8 sum supe of hit apeul UR RENT OB SEES BUILT HOUSE ON | Rivic wes ‘Pian EF Capitol Ht: lias hollow walls: steam heat, bard- | $14 per montis ch iti cane nateuuent plate-xlass windows, electric bells; every- jase Feutkable nw itty eo ete; fronts Capitol park: Key at 116 B st Vrrieht Cc. DOD: i 700 9 UO 9th wt OTHE KIGHT PARTY, A Cen of 10 rooms in & very desirable locality; rent taken Foesaeses ay ate vig ody war in board. Address Box 71. Star office. oct-6tt_ | Mares‘One Larke Not Getaingy wuitabl 7 uae jOk RENT—FROM OCTOBER 1—1301 218T 8° ide earl «fe above Wil Ue mold Pines very Mesias coruer brick reaidenee, cou Stesecriice, i716 idee nw. sez4-Ln taining 8 roonis ans urugce, Open aces, HAN electric bells and all m improvementer ious | fs 28, wee Oe EXCH | Py Shige a a Deautifully decorated anu in perfect order. nee, tao bernalia. Also, Carriages of all Price $60 per month. styles, bows new and second-hand, tor Hire or Sale. THOS. J. FISHER & GEV Ei Prop. TseS Pie oo New York Carriage and iiarnene spusitory, = GS Fa. ave. Dw. Utb st., me Senator Sat a house. ithn'r beteiir. st aud New Hanpekire eve! om SALE YOUNG EARROTS, ocx MOCKING B Spratt’s Doe godand Medictioy ‘end fot {ulus Catalogue aud Price List. SCHMID's Bird Store, ‘a nw. ul 7S (OH SALE CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG Z rooms, mod. Kessate n Comageioes, ber fa 8 roo od. supa. SALE EST 6 eat Ueek bul BF ieises Phe protein, lawn potas 1 of dagete York. wee Rew Camniag, oe AND Wait wh Pon bets 16th aud 1 ‘ein. - Washiusros yt ve Fos SALe— ra cea eae GAB GD By wo fais nace ara eis b mo oe soon he, gd Er ad price lat, D. BALLA fie vate a The lant Louie teyartiy modern and pee * a Late a2 Ricut Pisce Fon a 0 1 bs ~ Ls 213 finns ise In addition to the line of $5.50, 86.50,87.50 rE and $10 Suits and ts in the city, WEYL'S 3 also keep the best assortment of very flue goods. They i 2U1CH. 2OX & BLOWR, haves magnificent line of the very finest Suits, such 4S: CRywoop, 923 9¢n at.n.w. ry Feun. ave. 2... | as fine Granite Fines Aibest Suite, Soe Fine Cork- JO KENT—ELLOANT NEW DOUBLE HOUSI screw Prince Albert Suits, plain and satin lined. Full Fa 3, ate ave. Re 2 roc lactre vaio #1 290.13suh st. 12g: 2 | Sars Pitan 927.50 Dress (Swallow-tnled Cosi) uate) Malefl Con VeuseuCes, price er won! J maguificent Oheviot, Worsted Cas. ou JOHN SHERMAN "Coe 1407 Fst.nw. Fim Real Pe eae simere Sack \cckeug Aamane Coates and Vests. §20k KUNI —A DESINABLE HOUSE IN SPLES MRENT— Rear $05 7the.c..4r@10.0 | The best makes in Chinchilla Overcoate, either at 5536 ot ee ee Frenktin part. Apoly Estates, i e100/Ft ith weecrere ie | italian or Satin Linings. Cape Overcoata, in black and = —s 4 Green's fancy patterna, and a splendid line in Kerveys, Ei: ‘Ok Li NT- iderstnre 56° Pid Ser 20 ‘Overcoste and Storm Leis 15th Lr 5 14h 537 Fat ne, = - fuss nH = $3 330 toe Se ‘Also an immense line of Odd Panta, from $1.50 up. ¥ x FOR Boys, 23 SWOMSTEDT & BRADLEY, | We have » fine line of Suits and Overcosta, with or W._| without Caper, at prices not to be touched by houses PORES RENT— \T— aT $150 FER MONTH, and net Heat twost fashionable section of Mashing, ins A HAS DsoMELY FURNINBED HOUui neighborhood Seatac, eaare nae house te con venien| ircie, To suc ry to allow 7; lange Dawe a 7 ‘of the Pomarent WEYL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, cod BAL SEYEMTE BT. ns se-story Bricks, 6 rooms and buth 00. Ut Viret bec'D and Fate, n, €-, Zwo-story and be raat oe & os aud a ponen % RE ws Sars; 6 rooms, Frame, fue lot B3e118; 84,000. B14. Vermontuve. bet. 5 and ‘T'sts. n.w., running through to 10th aud facing Westmiaster'st.; reat BERG 8 ver cont interest; value bound to enhance: 816. ‘Twenty-second bet. Bando sts. n.w., Three- aie Brick, 8 room and cellar: teouth Doar Vet awn Tes heated by lutrobes and open fires; $5,500. me of the most desiravie locativas in the sig. nort.east, intersection of one of the pr “ipal avenues with two other streets, Three-story and Basement Bi 9 rooms; 0. 802. I vear 9th street n.w., brick, $ rooms, pays 786. K bet. Yd ana 3 each rented at 810 2-story and Basement interest ; 00. sta mens two-story Brickn, yer month; always occupied; a 00d investment; $8,500. 7. Ota ver Laid Kate, nw. two Setory and Baseuient Bricks, 8 rovins; ior bolt $3, H. WARNER & CO, 001 2-3t 918 F st. aw, UK SALE— 779. One of the best Houses on east side of Clevo- nd a ne rented to a good tenant 8 at Rare asa R SALE—POSITIVE Sere ing the constant demand for new, well-built uses, we have for sale 8 large uamber in the best Prices 87.500 to $50,000. Houses, Sections of the nortl HUTCHINS, BULMLEY & COs 10s Fate cette FOR SALE ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS—NEW 6 Foom Brick House; modern improvements, lot, near street cara, $2,800. E-APPLE: CO., 631 F st.n.w. Fendi. NEW 1 9 ROOM 2M, BRICK. ¥ YELL Lo- ww. tise eee tek Seeue = FRA SE TORN ANN, 1308 aare—on jOlCR ey nn gate 4 In ot Picasan it; house 12 rooms im- ae % oe shrab- fot ge nent OMORENS. P. DAVIS, 1310 F at. |ALE—A MOS" TALLY BUILT FE 8. A +7 RUBSTANT yee ‘butler's y Broome (s rooms a deat om Dace: oTiat 105 foot by 108 al ocl2-3t SALE_CAPITALISTS—WE WA A 3 reat demand for Loans on Good ee Beour- pate ie JONAS « Seta ore 13th airs oR PALS —S016 @ 2 ST. BE pice. Romie tat cried sieges gay gt Seat = we br gains 3 1B SALE—AT A Baga THE NE’ #016 Ost. near 20th at, an om he oy wo Fish SHER Ficoptny sre ke R SALE— Frise ow, b., mt. bth $18,000 Soy 00 09 and 1604 L at 000, . 3,000 1738 Ist. ow. ee »b, m. i. 425,000 ‘The above is onl books For {ull list aren se theli stand 15ta, focll! 708 SALE-ONE OF we: lat would rent for ab 9,500. ht-room Bath aud “Gellar Press Brick, with all imp. ; lot 20x100 ‘erie alley; also side alley 3. : Sth at. nw 000, room Brick; imp.: 11th bet. D and N.C. 3 Tent for at 83,500. “Six-rocm FB. BW. bs ail mod. impe.; I st. ne ; easy pagan, 62,000. T. Hw. SY HERD. oc Sun Building. (UK PALA—iHunt HoUsnS ON 141M» 27,000. worth $30,000; in best catat sigue the city? all modern im, rovelmente; rent at ch, Address OWNER Q, Star ak (OR SALE—A 12 rane Tr cayeaTMRRE Ts new Brick Building on Suorthwest corner near Lith ati ty Containing s large store root and cellar. Lot: adrsus Sovars whois ioe Must be wold, thin 10 day cc8-6t DAVID D. 8’ RGR SALEA Ven ches? siCK BOUSE, ON 4h si pgqTooms and bath. “Lot 254130 to 15 foot alley ocd-6t DAVID D. STONE. 806 Fet nw, JOR SALE—WE OFFER SOME VERY ATTRACT. ve and Complete ¢ and 7-room Houses ou M stree between 4th an n.e. wt reasonable on easy terms. For particul Sy to mee SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, _oc3- Fis SALE—I HAVE SOME VERY Trae Residence Property, both in and ou F N.W., SPLENDID 3- and Basement Brick House, containing 12 Tooma, *7 bath rooms, &, Newly pupered and painted throughout; plumbiny, ‘range and furnace have all Deowy tin perfect order, Price, $11,000. BEA: ae E—A LAKG! Serre 'T AND SOLIDLY- built Li-rvom Brick’ House, on u.w. cor, 13th and sts.; has # spocious side lawn 472x110 ft.; isin healthy, dry location in fact 8 most dest rable one ; bas south and east exposure, rat residence can be erected on the vacaut corner lot 24igxl00 Tt The whole property has lot of 50x100, with 28 ft. side and 10 ft, trout parking; would lease the eet for ee te ot years, Apply to owner at 61) m 6. ‘alley ; ouly $500 _0c2-e06t 00 F st. nw. = SALE-—$200 CASH,BALANCE ON 20 YEARS’ time, Hot rpc 6-room House; mod. fms. ut obtain & howe? 'SWOKAMSIEDT € BEAD: 27 F ot. ocS-lin SALE. ‘NE RESIDENCE ON C ST, oe a es Seong pp ae ive voles t to T ‘ates apply to cS THUS. G. WLSsey & CO., re REN p HYATISN ILLE N MD..T rae mi, month, _ocl4-2w FQEDA ORANGE GROVES AND | GARDEN Lands for Sale or Exchange. We have millions o! acres for sale aud ca suit all M. RENZ & CO. oe 12th st, n.w., Washington, D.C. U8 Ma, at Gi acrea ip Pri ‘s ‘wy » at <a dale’ station, on the B snd'e NW, 5 nares cultivation, balance in wood; icnneted re T8-TO td _— and outbuildings; stock, ¢ Sah eae (ts included in the sule 5 wctes ou the B, and O. cemetery 720 ae: Ser Wioant oliver on the Conduit road, 2 miles above George- town, D. ‘Also a Duinber of F lands in Maryland, Vir- winiaand North Carolina, = ‘siacling ‘call or address For turther yprtculats cal THOMAS 'GGAMAN, heal Estate Agent, 0cl2-3t 91, Fst n.w., Washington, D.C. JOR SALE—THIRTY ACRES CHOICE LEVEL Jand, well fenced; truit for family use; new and heat residence of 3 rooms; new baru, fue lawn and drive; 3 miles frou city by an @xcellent road ; 85,000. ‘A beautiful little home of 13 acres; sia-room cot. azo, carriage house, stable; fine water; commaudiny a stand view of the city and the river for 13 miles; one inile from railroad tation. 00. A little farm of 35 he Conduit road, $ miles from tue city; suil very fertilea flue Fanning streain throuzh the eutire tract ; good frame house of 7 rooms, tenant uouse aud uecessury ry outbuildings in good condition; 200. ‘fwu ucres with ‘neat new cottage of three 00 high, healthy location, with uod view of city; two iuiles out on public rosa; only 875) Four acres See hig! Kealthy location, 23¢ miles from city ; $50 ‘Choice lois in brookiand, 5 Se. to Be. Choice Lots in Takomu, 3334 to 1c. 50x200, New Six-room Cottage, stable, well; on main ‘thoroughfare; one-half mile from ‘city; $250 cash, $25 per month, or rent for $10 per mont MORE THAN 300 OTHERS. ocl1-8t T. H. SYPHERD, Sun Building. OR SALE—HYATTSVILLE—ONE 8-ROOM hew and Framo Dwelling on Railroad ave ; one 1i-room Brick House, with oM ucres of land; the haudsomest property. wi within 6 mites uf Hystteville, ‘The aniue for S-room Frame Dwelling, near depot: all in first-class order and on easy terns. Also a unbee of beauti- fully located Lots, very cheap. For Sale—Biadensbury—S-room Frame House, with all outbuildings; lot acre; beautifully located; abundance of 1ruit; $3,000. A uuuber of Lots; well located and convenient to fa oie ig Sm luusea, Farms of various sizes, Lote at Pree es stations near Waahin Bee amis ; terms eusy. to DUG! FORD, 61 or Slade nabeee | OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL NEW HOU: ASIST wep; three stori j Salsheds Jot 100 feet deep - teal: cash $2,500: $30 a mont well cheap to ‘ate purchaser or will rent. st. n.w.; three stories and basement; new; y terms; onl: = 37 87,000, JOHN 0. “JOUNSOS. 9 _ Foe SALE_PROPERTY 610 11TH SB, BET. F jo sndG aw. inquire BA. HYAN, at Sohuai’ 2228 Oth st. . ool-ae 16, ON BST. 8.E., FRAME E HOUSE, rooms ot 14 ft. 2 in. by 88 it. 2 im, as Price $2,000. a LEON AL 2-30" 407 436 aw. Fo Simca METROPOLITAN Bua 2 & U., Lots, Cottages, Country Homes and Farms on easy terms, Dairy Farms, 5 to 400 aci COOKE Det Logern, oc4-1m 55 F st. LOST AND FOUND. ] ost-on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, & K 4 Tan Collis Td Lie aral reward if returned to 090 Pa ava. pri OST SUNDAY AFTERNOON A oe oa eat a Post Uttice, —— owner City BR GALE_3055 N ST., AN ELEGANT 16-ROOM le for'an Army or Navy officer oF Member of Cugyrees: heated by hot water? ars two. ath Foo au sr nuodern improvente! souable. W- MILEY DEEBLE, 1319 Pat. oclstnol FOE SAL Homes ON EASY TERMS. WE WILL build « few comfortable cottages for parties on ud- Gition tw Brovklaud. Call yt once an @ your gousnuald wot asia peas nigh in an OPPs se. ou hot iniae if You Waut s pieasunt home. "BA, CHRLDEM & AM, MCLACHLEN, ‘Trasiees 1216 F ot aw. oclz-tt " BR SALE—MOUNT PLEASANT, 8° Pere 7-room Frame: ide Lic pemant is sud surrot aay ceruaa. “GRO. #< sodmere enue $4 HANDSOME ug on N st. splendid conditio ticut avenue, near a Tuner STORY BRICK east of Connect sod nest location in the cit eee AS Serine st. Dew, Fe cen Sir ors Fo, ero Cae ee MEE aaeeee 5 OST—CAMEO WATCH CHARM LOCKE’ jiberal reward if returned to JO! = ALLO: WAY, 529 10th at. aw. ocl4-3t Lee LARGE LEATHER COLORED ith the name of LUCY MaDEMI Kapids, painted on the end, Addreon 1200 F at mere L282 5, THUNK — A Meprva-sizep | ered or) vid ee ith cotton tape ic “Address 1500 Ft new. Lost-o8 aaa rt ad MASONIC CHARM, Bud; ed ¥. * ry ri mark %! Row! + Bend to tor. ot oe Linas our phi “EARRING SET ee Gelphiaso ory arr at.uihw. kas tt HAMILTON, 515 14th st S10 tet a eas cartes eae EBBITT HOUSE, ‘WASHINGTON, D. Cc, GOING TO BALTIMORE. AFTER BISMARCK, WHO? Catholic Societies of This City to Par- Will it be Count Herbert, or Will it be Parade. ticipate in the Torchlight At a meeting of the delegates from the Cath- olic societies of the city last week to complete arrangements for in the torch- light procession to be held in Baltimore No- vember 12 Mr. Lepley, the chairman of the committee on music, reported that the entire Marine band had been secured. This ar will head the second division in the which will be composed of Wi: cieties under the marshalship of Mr. E. es Hannan. It is expected that between 1,500 and 2,000 members of such societies will go from this city. —_——_. BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON. Builders of Both Vessels Anxious for Another Trial. Wm. Cramp of the Philadelphia ship-build- ing firm had another consultation with the See- retary of the Navy Saturday respecting the pro- posed additional trial of the cruiser Baltimore, in order to develop her contract horse power. It is said that the vessel was put into dock by the contractors Saturday for the purpose of changing the pgch of the propeller from 20 to 213g feet. The result of such a change, the en- gineers say, would be to reduce the revolutions of the propeller, thereby enabling the boilers to keep up the steam pressure to full limit, and consequently show an increased horse power. The Union Works er of San Francisco, builders of the Charleston, we asked the de- partment that, if there is any question of the acceptance of the vessel under her recent trial. they may be allowed to put ina smaller propeller than the one with which the test was Senator Manderson’s Rerated Pension. Senater Manderson has returned to the Sec- retary of the Interior the rerated pension cer- tificate which he received in August from the pension office. In his letter to the Secretary making the transmision he says: “In thus returning the only evidence I have received of the actions unadvisedly taken iy wes Pangea) upon your opinion that it was not en in compliance with law, I am not com- pelled to pass my individual judgment upon the advisability or propriety of the action of the commissioner, whose perfect integrity and | good intentions no one can question. I have kept silent under grossest abuse and most undeserved attacks, that 4 did not suppose could come toa man who had tried to do his duty to his couutry in her need and had been previously injured in that endeavor, be- cause I could not by precipitation of action re- flect upon agallant comrade, who certainly supposed that within the requirements of the law he was doing a goed and proper act. It is due myself to say, however, tat no time since I was advised of the issue of this certifi- cate have I entertained a purpose to retain what might be due under it to my own use, but I did certainly desire to show my right to itif the steps leading to it had been regular and had the warrant of strict law as well as of substantial right. You say in your opinion, pensioner, who was a chivalrous officer, whose merits are not to be indicated by a pen- sionable rating, was nota yoluntury party to the action in this matter and it appears that he neither sought nor expected it.’ This is, per- haps, full vindication of the course I have pur- sued, and for these and veces kindly words your courteous letter I thank you.” Funeral of Wm. H. Devers. The funeral of the late Wm. H. Devers,whose death was caused by falling from a building on Boundary near W street on Thursday, took place from Grace M.E. church yesterday after- noon, There was a large attendance of relatives and friends, including members of the brick- layers’ union. The services were conducted by Rev. A. R. Reilly, the pastor of the churth, and Rey. F. D. Power of the Christian church, and the — were taken to Glenwood for inter- meni ae The Naval Apprentices. Newport Telegram to the New York Herald. ‘The Navy department has decided not to allow the naval apprentices to return to the United States training ship New Hampshire this winter. This step is taken on account of the unsanitary condition of the ship. She will remain in the tideway, and only a ship's guard will be on board. The boys, who have been in camp on Coaster's Harbor Island for several will be quartered in the gymnasium. The Jamestowu, which is here, will take a draft of 125 boys from the New Hampshire, and the Portsmouth, which is expected soon, will take a draft of 150. When these boys :~ the various receiving ships at New York, delphia and other places will send the 4 who have enlisted recently to the New Hamp- shire to take their places. It was deemed in- advisable to send the new boys here while typhoid fever prevailed. One additional case of fever was ‘ted this week. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: T. B. Harrison to P. G. Sauer, lot 8, pt. 8, sq. 12;3—. Wm. Bowie to N. Bowie, sub A, sq. 577; 150. R. M. Lockwood to Emma M. Miles, lot 3, blk. 3, Ivy City; @—. J. G. Slater to W. H. Manogue, lot 108, sq. 67; $—. W. H. Man- ogue to T. A. Carroll, same ‘propert 1,290. J. W. Easby to T. B. ‘Harrison, lot '2, ‘sq. 16; $331,02. O. Nauck, jr., et al. to O. Nauck, Rt 9, bik. 2, Howard U; ity sub; $3,000. J. Johnson to Alice A. Hereus, sub 1, #q. 91 Mary E. Solomon to Nellie E. Burse, lot 22, sec. 4, Barry Farm; $25. Eliza Van Horn to Har- riet E. Geust. pt. 8, #q. 823, am JW. Eusby to P. G. Sauer, pt. 2. sq. 12; $100. Same to Jas. Milton. lot 21, gs esihian z M. Hanson to same, same roperty . We Eslin et al. to H. Spalding, tot te 19 and 2, 8q. 511;#—. J.C. Davidson to A. Gregory, lots 335 and 836, 8q. 674; $200. A.C. Clark to Archibald M. McLachlan et al., in trust, lots 13 and 14, blk. 25, Brookland; $675. B. D. Car- enter to.0, R. Newman, er resurvey of Peter's ill Seat; $899.99. Davidson to Mar: Se Gregory, sabe and 336, 8q. 674; €2,000. H. Warner to A. W. Donaldson, sub 27, cy sub Mt. Pleasant; $605. 68, Jas. Cunningham to John Gleason, lot 10, sq. 714; $300, a She Wants a Prince, When C. P. Huntington, with his wife and son, returned from the theater to their apart- ments in Brown's hotel, London, the other night, says a New York World cable, he found Prince Francis Hatzfeldt sitting by the fire with Miss Huntington, who had declined to join the theater part; bree the ples of illness. The welcome must have na cordial one, for the called again next morning and took his out foraride. In the afternoon he went shop- ping with Huntin; apse aa Prince Hatzfeldt did not put up at Brown's hotel himself, but went to Limmer's, not far away, 60 that he Domealh often, Since his ar- rival in London he and Miss Huntington have pacha much time riding, walking or shopping and have been just as dev. asat Aix-] pecker roar e prince has chosen as men- tor his intioate” frieud, Capt. Somler, of the British army, who advises him who to see, who not to see, what to say, and particularly what nottosay. The captain meets all newspaper the correspondent learns that the ouly aphid conrriags now is not so much the question of settling the prince’s debts as it is of pay the exorbitant de of the usurers who fent the prince money when he was bard After obtaining his acceptance of the top rate of interest at the time when the loans were @ dozen who are to for the amount of the debt and moderate in- terest. The others have got the prince ina question of privilege last spring to the Se eorinacrnahtthen Geoeeadarmten finger-bow! at a fashionable dinner, is again re- ported in a protesting mood. attending the Emperor? A Berlin correspondent of the Akropolis of Athens recently sent his newspaper an elabors Ate explanation of the relations existing be- tween the four chief figures in German politics —Emperor William IL, Prince Bixmarck, Count Herbert Bismarck and Count Waldersee, His letter attracted widespread attention on the continent, and has been liberally quoted by the German newspapers. It said: “It 1s worthy of consideration that the seo ond official in respect of influence in the Ger- man empire, Count Herbert Bismarck, is the son of the imperial chancellor. Count Here bert Bismarck represents his father in all af- fairs of foreign policy. He accompanied the emperor on his aew, to St. Vienna and Rome. few months went to London on a4 important tical mission. Me guided the negotiations in the Samoan conference. Many newspa hick tried hard to secure the favor of the chancellor have long been wont, come sequently, to compare Bismarck the father Bismarck the son with the elder and — Pitt, All this, however, bas had little uence upon Emperor William. Despite his great respect for the father he was unable to 1 a corresponding confidence in the son, Recent German politics have been characters ized by a series of events which have pisced in the mouth of the opposition press the cam- paign ery, ‘No more successes,” a Figs campaign cry does - wigrepeleeion Sreatest importance, but the proceed- ings against Prof. Geffcken and several lib- eral ne rs concerning the Emperor Frederick's diary placed Emperor William im @ rather disagreeable position, and the complete collapse of these proceedings of necessity injured the monarchical cause, The rather questionable diplomatic cam- pes agaiast the British ambassador in St Petersburg. Morier, had a similar result and made an exceedingly bad impression the people. In the first case, Prince marck found it necessary to publish some of his own private reports, but he failed thereby to erase the disagreeable impression already made. And when the complaint against Ceffeken, despite the contrary resolution of the imperial court, was published, even the conservative Areuzzeilung warned the gove ernomeut against shattering the movarchical sentiments of the people by further blan- ders, But that is uot all. In Zanzibar, on the Samoan Islands, and most recently im Switzerland, German diplomacy bas by po Means earned any wl gaeon: Now, the | participation of Count Herbert Bismarck im foreign affairs is exactly contemporaneous with these untoward events and in certain conservative circles people are ready to as- cribe the miscarriages to the clumsiness of the son of the imperial chancellor. The conse- quence of all this ix that the imperial chancel- lor, who has long wished that his son Herbert should eventually succeed him, has begun to fear that the emperor might select the future chanceilor from another circle. Count Wal- dersee is regarded as the ‘coming man.’ He is looked upon generally as the representative the Areuzzritung party, Hence the chancellor's uneasiness, bence bitterness against that party, which secretly secks to undermine his position of confidence near the emperor. Of course certain official organs, which wish to be still more Bismarckish than Bismarck bim- self, are quick enough to pick up his mood and |to denounce the Waldersve-Kreuzzeitung party as a dangerous political deren f ready to plunge the empire into the perio of war. The emperor appears to take little interest in this official campaign. Despite all the attacks ou Waldersee the em- peror selected him as his companion on his trip northward, and the Kreuzzecitung, which has agreatdeal to say about foreign affairs these days, seems to be basking in the glow of imperial favor. It is alsoremarkabie that, while Bismarck the father and Bismarck the son were conducting a hot newspaper campaign against Switzerland, the emperor himself was speak- ug in South Germany in the warmest terms of affection concerning Switzerland,aud the Count Waldersee hastened to make the announce- ment that he would pass several weeks of his summer vacation in the little land which imperial chancellor was attacking. It wo therefore, seem that the two leading warriors of Germany, the emperor and the chief of general staff consider it beneath the ity, a European great power to bulldoze little Swite zerland with threats of war. ~The couclusion to be drawn from this state of affairs is that the parole “Bismarck is become ing old’ must be changed so as to read: ‘The dynasty of Bismarck has become impossible,’ Emperor William respects and houors Prince Bismarck as the first promoter of German unity and the tried adviser of bis grandfather. ‘The retirement of the chancellor is an imy sibility; equally impossible is itthat Count fess bert should become the successor of his father, On the contrary, present appearances indicate that Emperor Willinm will become his own chame cellor. deed, unless all signs fail, we are approaching an epoch which, unlike the Bis- marckian era, will be characterized by the gene eral promotion of the policies of the sovereigns: themselves, with the young German emperor at their head.” RACELAND pow: ‘S FIRENZI. A Battle Royal for th the Grand National Handicap at Jerome. From the New York Sun, Saturday. The Grand National handicap decided af Jerome park yesterday afternoon was one of the bestraces of the year, and while Raceland defeated Firenzi, the gallant little mare lost none of her admirers nor a particle of her reputation as a game and speedy racer. She met a horse that was trained to the | horses, and had the advantage in the weights, and she suffered defeat, just as she did last year when Raceland was also the victor, The promise of a great race between the pair with Los Angeles, Lavinia Belle and Taragon te carry them along drew 4,000 persons to the track, They were enthusiastic in the extreme. The talent were about evenly divided as to the merits of Firenzi and Raceland and it was an oven thing, although in the betting both carrying large lumps of money. The Dwyers pinned their faith and doliars to Mr. Belmont's Fein. and he carried many thousands of dole for the younger of the famous brothers, who was ina ing humor. Very few wanted Los honed ies, Lavinia Belle, or Taragon at wary Beni Just as they cantered to the became hinted about that Firenzi was = quite on edge, but her backers laughed away their fears and settled themselves on their seats to see @ horse race. The five starters were sent away at the first effort, Lavinia Belle in the lead and Los Angeles bri rear. Pi the stand the sister to was first bj Taragon second. « length before Fire: fighting for her head, was and Raceland in the rear co along like @ jack rabbit. There was no c! Tints Belle; Teragon an ale before Los Angeles, who was @ ey Sa > Hay all ; i il