Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1889, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ parties ; Box 0c 1 8-28" KR SALE—NINE-ROOM HOUSE IN ; coneretecellar ; nearly eas Gate inmee a Baw E Ee Me ream «0c 18-3t* Feet A EE STORY SOOM FRAME House, with water and gas, for $22.50 at 404 P st. Bw. Apply at premises. oc hS-2t* RENT—3101 P ST, MI, 965. 3103 Pat Be. 10r. 245. 1710a0d 11d Set st ww. and 1414 20th st. 7r.. 22. 1683 + 88, 329°L ta ‘W. RILEY DEEB! Anne = mod: wear cable 825,50. 125 Carroll (bet. Bh sud"G) wer pewly WENvene coor a’ oc18-1m* Sr EE aie En a PWT OLY Balck. Fgh Res Tolls SiH Si. TWo-STOKY Bulk: 6 rooms and bath, hail, cellar, i mudern vemen’ and back yard Feat $20. Rr De Pecks uae Fee Geer Mecis-3t SIX-ROOM BRI &e., 0; also 5102 M et, nine RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, , for nominal rent for Se sTemen altos central location. Address JUDI- ¥, Star office. iv Fro BY THOS. FE. _WAGGAMAN, REAL FP Suite baonen fi7 St ke arn] mn of the on my caltat office f bulletin issued. STHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, VOR RENT—A THREE-STOKY BRICK HOUSE on 434 st., second house north of venn. ave. Will de repaired to suit bey either Ln or PUFposes. $50 per month. ocl7-6t HILL & JOHNSTON, 1 3 L 125 2 N st., 10r.. @115 30d gat tie. FT 00 405 ath at nes Bin oO \2US 21st st.. Ie; 5 1917 Léth st_str.&o1 316 Coriat Oe B38 438} RUsT & HUNGERFO! oel7-3t N 6 14tl bce IR RENT—TWO-STORY, SEVEN ROOMS AND Fiat tes, we Introbe; $17,50 per we Ee KENT—FURNISHED— ter and aire O37 Oth st ne 7 RENT— THREE NEARLY NEW FKAME a ine a seven rooms; snd 69 Per month. APP EETT & FORD, ocl7-2m = 617 F st. .w. IR RENT—€13.50, NEAT SIX-ROOM FRAME, Fi i ats extended, near Pine water: Key next och 7-36" 1003 F st.n.w. Hours, 12 to 2. FOE RENT HOUSE 1608 GST. N-W, CONTAIN: ing rooms, , bath aid modern conven- ieaces: will be vacant November i“ inquire at 1604. ‘cl 7-3t* R RENT—703 L ST. 5.8. A THREE-STORY 7-room Brick, water and water c! in house = Fent tos reliable tenant $14. Key next eM Me HOHRER, Bz Bast Capttol st. cel Tt Fee RENT FURNISHED 1020 | 16TH BT. beautifully furnished; for season 7 terms Moderate. BH. ROBEETSON, 1515 H ate oc Tae Toa a ee apdary spear ‘Derdice and ‘cars; sultstle for small family: $12. Apvly nextdoor. 0017-3 R RE: ICELY-FURNISHED HOUSE, 1707 Fie ave; $1,500 per ¥ BEALL, ROWN & CO, 1321 F st. 0c} 7-2m JOR RENT—TO PRIVATE FAMILY, AT $150 PER per ‘tractive, 11-room, mo, or year, an sti sod peviors: lnrge? near’ a : Soadef styler Address D.C" Star ofc [08 RENT—BY FISH & MILLER, Ener steer teen tees feaza Sod’ bes all inod. convenicaces: met needs seen to be appreciated; rent low to agood tenant for session oF year. cl G-6t jOK KENI—PRAME HOUSE ON IKVING ST., 5 rooms + O18 per month. HERTFORD, ocl6-6t 14196 st. NT—A FIRST-CLASS RESIDENOK, 1515 JOR RENT—A FT B80 oc CLA Isfand ave. Apply to J. J. ode Intand ave. JOR RENT—NEW TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT a ecg cee A. P. FAKDON, 1326 F st. {OK KENT—O1i O ST. N.W., 10 ROOMS; PER- F fect condition » rent reduced to good tenant. LS. ISTOE, 810 F st. v.w. oc B-3t* OK KR. NI—A DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE on Iowa Circle; location 16 F st nw. JOE BENT— 1746 N st_n.w. 21 N st. o.w., 12 rand b. 1536 Columbia'st. nw. 7 1423 F ate -ENT—1217 N ST.. A LARGE AND HAND- urnished House in Capen will or one oF two years; reasonable rent; House can be seen st any time; it is thoroughly fur- premises — we H. DEMPSEY, 15-6 1424 New York ave. 20K KENT -BY KR O. HOLTZMAN, KEAL ka F Insurance Broker. 10th aud F stam se = ite sure 3 ERKRE § bt pean & 2 Isziew hy isto 14th st. 4 3 bo Woe Aiea "301 poterpesice it itores, 1016, 2018, 1680, 2 kg wane Pty uRecticut are. be ‘or particulars call ut my office och KO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ste, ;concrete cellar; all modern it condition. 119 N.Y.ave.n.w. th. oc7-138 09 | 1162 20th st... Gr. 927.50 | Stable rear 1327 L st..25 JAMES M. GREEN Estate Broker, 1 BROWN & CO., 1321 Fst. ‘kENT_FROM OCTOBER 1— 211 x RW. 8 very denirable coruer brick. ronideuee Cou: Seauny ase ‘sud in purfect order. FOR SALE-—HOUSES. = SALE—TWO-STORY AXD poe § Alex, Court, Desi 1006 F n.w. 227 N at, 2310 Eat. FRe geen ool 18 |. WALKER, 1006 F nw. i i 5 x $i & I of & 8 3 sf i #: fi < ty fe "3 i +4 aa f DSS SS 2713 2. are F{OR SALE—DESIRABLE NINE-ROOM COTTAG! pt} Fin'rateme Part incloeed situa 00 fact ground: 340, po SG wit ‘aWARD Ei Ti es Ost. ne. ool! Fee SEL IRE Sj 0n0-k VERY | PRETTY arder. "On Pat. u-w. excellent locations igrms easy. ocl8-3t* _ W. E. BURFORD, 1472 New York ave. 7 SALE—FOR ONY: TERMS, pet oe ee eae ‘ocl8-St W. E. BORFORD, 1422 New fork avé, 1kOL x 1643 R SALE—BIGGEST BAKGAIN IN THE CITY: 1223 must be sold at once; pays 12 per cent oh amount 712 5th invested; price reduced to $7,600. A Valuable Busi- 216 Cat. ness Property, located on a northwest: near 14th 1943 Ve. st., contains 8 large rooms, bath and cellar, besides 1116 8th store room and fixtures: size 23x80. 533 Nd. oc 8-3t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st.n.w. 436 KR SALE—€3,000-8500 CASH, BALANCE ertates Bitathiy, will bay saa o roc Hick Eee 3y20 Net. Sth st near Oat. nw. ; very central location. 206 arthur SSE DAVID D. STONE, 806 F at. n.w. 507 12th st. (Us. SALE—A BYLENDID L MENT IN 1612 7th at. $-room Brick House on Ost near 12th; rent @3 1431 11th ww, Permouth trice $5,0u $45 Ost aw, celsdt~ | DAVID 'D, STONE, 806 F at. n.w. 707 8th st. FPGE SACE-CHEAP—BiICK HOUSE ON O ST. 631 Mase. bet eu and 10Us: parlor. dining room and kitchen pasae oh Jat Boor; tour bed Fooms and ‘bath on 2d: three rooms on ; large cel + modern plumbing 127 at. 1407 convenient location : Jot 2 Price $7,900. 3215 29th Slo aeth 8-3t DAVID ‘De STONE. OG Fat Se Soe ae 916 2ist nw. : Foe, SALE TWo-sTory BRICK HOUSE, SIX _oel2 NER & CO... 91 Bw. | ZoTO 13th et, iw. AbpIy. to owner GOS Lat mae cl VOR SALE—ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING in the northwest; covcreted street; lot, 18x103, tw 30-foot alley; rh improvements. Price, $4,500, oF an offers shade under tuat will be sub: mitted. W. KILEY DEEBLE, _ocl8-3t 1319 °F st. 8 rooms, lumps. , 83, i Tentsfor é usar Pension and Census otheea.” Ingulie on preinises, = ppm 1761 Mass. ave. n.w., 22 rooms, elec’ v 5 price $200 per month. AN & OO., 1407 F st.o.w, R RENT—ELEGANT NEW DOUBLE HOUSi k tric bells, aa SHED. 19th st. bet. R and 8, per year, steam heat. 2ist st. bet. Kand 6, Srs.. per year. Egat Capitol st. near Capitol, Air. per Cai year... 1,0 Lirs..’per month. X23 416 st. n.w., com! 200 1311 M st. nw. 50 bashes TLE é KoTHeKwoLp, oc7-2w* 1307 F stn Toor s ROR RENT—1413_ 30TH ST. APPLY To 1403 orner O and Columbia sts; large 11-room’ house, Foie ‘st. or 714 15th st. ocl0-la | in splendid ‘condition; rents for 660 ae mouth. This house is a bargain JOR RENT—FUKNISHED— shoo" * ‘at the price we offer it; will sell tor SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st, nw, MU SALE OX KENI—A BEAULIFUL Liliane Home within a block of Dupont circle. Rent, 83 JHAKLES: acai Le Da ee ocl0-3m ‘Cd., 1321 F at. {OR RENT—COMPLETELY SHED—HAND- some 12-room House. in fashionable locality ; well adapted for entertaining: $150 ; 9190 per month for the season or $1,500 by the year. OWNEK, S.F.5., star office. ecd- ling” 70K RENT OR SALE—BEST-BUILT HOUSE ON Capitol Hill; bas hollow walls, steam heat, hard- wood finish, plate-giass windows, electric bella: every- thing complete: fronts Capitol park; key at 116 B st. nie. W.C. DODGE, 700 9th st. ocd-2mn FURNISHED. Tew Te iewacircle, 12r..88.33 33/1401 Stoughton 100 1 00 1 iir. 807 H st. nw. 401 21st si. n.) 7 1Sthat.n.w.. EURNISHED HOUSES. Sr. BVO eT nr. 12th st. n. a -6,000! gs Theabove is onlv s ports 0 books.” For full ist eall at oftice for bniietin istwed on thelstand 15th, [ocl5} "THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, SALE—THE BEST BARGAIN ON CAPITOL Lot Pye ave. n.e.; front 39 feet; a 7 Hi roved $8,000; terms $2,000 bala Fears, Locstion’unescelied.” “at ocl B-Bt 302 ka ist. FOR SALEELEGANT NEW G-STORY BKICK House; large closets heated by furnace and ove so modern convenience. Apply to OWNER, 1408 ith st nw. oclS-i8t* {OK SALE—-1754 TO 1762 T ST, _N.W, FIVE Frame Dwellings; lots 1634x100 each back to alley; a xood investment while ground ts improving; liberal deduction if al are taken. H. CLAY STEWART & SON, 0c18-6t 1224 F st.n.w, Fe SALE—TO INVESTORS—EIGHT 5-ROOM Fomtaalned "92 000 cacti pees tt tat just fini +1 each | 2 'r cent neti rent for @1, BARNES SWE AV IER, m* 2 only. F% RENT—FURNISHED— AN House ims pleasant locality. Ki officer ordered to lerence req per month. Apply st 1501 & st. n.w. F%, KENT—FUNISHEDBY THE RAR, gene Ws finest nein 2 we Rs One OE AMES A BATES & CO., ool 2.w 1407 F THOMAS from our office & CO, 3 324 F at. nw. ATTRACTIVE it. Dw. 9k KENT—GOOD 2-STORY CORNER BRICK, suitable for Small Grocery or Other Businces: water; near cars; rent low. E. A. MciNTIRE, ois F. oc- 12-68 (UR RENi—COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 10 Private tami 2. iy located; 12-room House, central convenient to devils: ; southers exposure ; fine stable: HR SALE—CHEAP—1816 CORCORAN ST. N.W, ‘mont 1,500 ear. Address B.W., nine bath, furnace, bells, &e.; key at ic— mre ‘ocl2-2w*” | 1814, ust # HUNGRRFORD” 001 7-3t 624 14th st, Fo RENT—FIRST-CLARS LOCALITY—1446 Q st. u.w., Three-story Bay-window Brick, 8 rooms, ny F? ‘OR SALE—NICE HOME, 11TH ST. N.W., EAST cellar, 3 45. bay wi mod. orail suet aw - Apply st premises front, bet. 8 and T; bay window; ply st prom mpE.: Buick. m thorcugh repate, ovcupied by owner. lot Tix Fi mi only $3,000: one-third cash, 1s Bey coh Fate YO BER ANT: O10 Dir at nw. 1728 st., near Senator Sawyer’s house,..€75 1202 21st st. and New Hampshire 100 | JOR SALE—CHEAP—GOOD 8-ROOM FRAME 28 N at. Dupont circle. muse, new tin roof, Oth near C 8.¢., lot 1934x115; 1149 21 af, 9 rooms and bath, cheap. dant fail to nee it; only 82,000 easy terms, 1324 19th at., 3g block Dupont circle. zt" 0. RYANT, 516 9th st. n. Stable near corner Connecticut a ; ALE CORNER, House, “TWO SQUARES nt circle: PADDISON & LARCOMBE, 1304 F st. “oe * _ ADDISON & LAR FO, SALEFHANDSOME, = WELI-BUILT REST. dence 15:24 6th st. n.w.; two-story'and concreted cellar basement; nearly new: building 19x50; lot 192100; $6,500. JAS. TOOMEY, 616 7th st. n.w, oe i _SALE—TEN-ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK, Fr U st nw; excellent condition and well buil 003 cash, balanice to suit; ren K ee ieee SAS. TOOMET, O15 fh HOTEL WINDSOR. COl. 15TH AND Recen| ‘and re rat; steam teat ana electric Mella toca Redon Slate, War and’ Navy departments.’ oor fof | ok SALE—T BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH 8 . War rs ents: ‘cars or fF | FO) 3 N 13TH AN all of city. TW. NALEN. Washington, | FO “Boauntut New loons brik ‘House, hai De se5-¥m* "| wood finish, lot 182100 to alley. ‘To an iinmediate y. Ts purchaser, $8,500, B, H. WARNER & O0., 916 F at. aa REA oC: it R SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F at. n.w. A Most Beautiful House on B at. bet. 9th and 10th COUNTRY REAL ESTATH. 200 ACRES OF GOOD FARMING Fe SALE_: sts. aw.; press brick front, bay window, speaking. ‘Land about 300 from Halpine Station, ou | tubes, furnace, &c. ; this house has magnificent view Met. Branch B. & O. Kk. R. with right of way thereto. | from front windows. .d contains 11 rooms, all in best A rare chance for investment, Gold hay been fouud on | order, and be soid at a very low price as owner is it. Apply, w FRANK HIGGINS, a leaving city. 0c16-6t 18-2% Kockville, Md. Sense eN KR SALE—TWENTY-SIX ACRES IN COUNTRY near Military road and proposed National park on Greek; chesp if taken at once. H-CLAY STEW- ART & SON, 1224 F st. nw. ocl S66 JOR SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. N.W. A splendid House on B st. s.w. bet. 13th aud 14th, with two Vacant Lots adjoining house; house Bt rooms with bath, all in complete orde: prow pt purchaser, SALE—HOUSES. 629. 19th between E and F sts. n.w., 2-story 5-room Franye House: lot 10x04: 8:4.000, Gece. W between 10th and 11th sta. n.w..four 2-story each $3,000. ne i.w.. beautiful location, 2-story hae ys, $20. dd between 'E and F sts, n.e., several new 2- svory Brick Dwellings, @ rooms, bathi and cellar, de- sirable property ; each 83.600. szz. Wext th between G and H ate, n.w., 8 rooms and bath, Brick Dwelling; $5,800. 677. G st. u.w. between 24th and Zoth ate, four 2- story Bricks. 6 rooms; tor all 88,000, ‘S823. 7th between D and Ests, #.w., 2-story Brick, 6 w., 10-room Brick Dwelling, elegantly finished; $12,000. G68. Vermont avenue between K and L sts. n.w., Brick House with elegant lot: $26,000. sta. n.w., Brick Store and 622. Corner 27th aad K Wey Dwelling with Brick Stable in rear; will be sold at a bargain. B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 DW, rice low to.& EW EIGHT- ble:ood water Jane lot. WM, MEYER LEWIN, r 5 jot. WM. 406 Sth st. n.w. Aiso, Large Lot near station. oc17-36 7OR RENT—AT HYATTSVILLE, MD. THE DOR- Cottage; six rooms; in order; 15 a | 6-room Bric month m3 ‘SMITH & SON; 1502 Ft aw. © aid ocl 4-2 FQEDA QRANGE GROVES AND GARDEN Lands for Sale or Exchange. We have millions of acres for sale and can suit all M. KRENZ & CO.,621 1thst, nw., ington, D.C. ‘m* R SALE — HYATTSVILLE — ONE &-KOOM Frame Dwelling on Railroad ave ; one 1i-room Brick House, with acres of land; the handsomest Tooms and store; 88,500. Property within 6 miles of Hyattaville, The same tor | Toomsand store: 8.500, For Sali all outbuildings: lot abundance of fruit; 83.000. anon of Lois, well located and convenient to very cheap, Several Houses, Farms of various sizes, Lote at 0c16-3t om «OR SALE-BY FISH & MILLER, 121 at. F st. n. Landover and other stations near Washington, on B. 3 Very Neat 7-room Brick Houses, all mod. imp., Ra Edt Hp cterms cay, a Apply to, DUCKETT & | on Hat. bet. Gth aud 7th n.c.,, will be told at the very, FORD, 617 Fast. B.W., oF bladensburg. Md. oc5-2w | low price of 82.800 each, or 88,000 forall; rents for {OR SALE—ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH, B. & | $15.50 each per month, over 5 per cent. investment, Hi and sarms on | _oCl6-6t 0., Lots, Cottages, Country Homes, an Ot ter Dair, acres. LE — BAY-WINDOW c easy terms, ry Forms, KE D LUCKETT, B, SALE— BAY-WINDOW BRICK. 8 ROOMS b +3 rm SET Tot. ath, mod. impa.; 21 feet front; Also Side Lot océ-Im feet front. Boundary bet, 14% aud 15th sts. n. $5,250, Inquire Dr. HM. BENNETT, 617 F uw, ecto. tt 7 ERS NIRS Sts) _NOTARIES PUBLIC. Ok SALE-HOUSES AND, LOTS IN| MOUNT oo = Neaxan| . Ds Sa - DEE! ee Fant homing 0016-30 - Gat JNOvE. BEALL, 1321 Fat ew. in othee tum Bam | PeOk SALE BEAUIL NEW HOUSE, 13135 ‘I w5 pods, bly at. n.w., 4 rooms deep; three stories abd ceila: bay window; furnace, lutrobe and open fire places; handsomely finished ; peel feet a to alley. Cash BICYCI ES. 00; #50 a month. Will sell below price to im- mediate purchaser, caieneeeuaees: : Os | meine + OF will rent. JOHN 0. JOHNSON, SMITHS COMBINATION “DART” sa¥FeEry, | &=>* *t- _ sedated el Ss For Ladies and Gents, - OR SALE_BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F at. n.w 501 Yth st. uw. A Beautiful House on P bet. Oth aud 10th n.w.; 10 oc2-3m___Boys’ and Girls’ Safeties. Tooms; tuod. imp. ; all in fine condition; is offered, at & very low figure and is s bargain, 16-6 ba Al? Be NORH ae : ry small cash paym: wk 1419G 1d SJouxsos. Gausezr & Co. EXDInS™ FZNSEL Burnie, Bind Maneet 25e.; all 5 ‘A beautiful line of SERGES and HENRIETTA CLOTHS at 500. at., Tare, 3 bath, lot 372130, alley st. Linke tors. how, H alley. furnace, : Fine double: large in best part fee Ex OOE BS hae hae i otferiuy for > and 40s. e are ux for 5 dust the thing for bed rooms. *ESTALY and BUDY BRUSSELS is prices low. OWL CLOT! DRUGGETS and RUGS. W's WOOL UNDER. WOuL FLANNELS, CANTON ‘&c.. ut low FLoUs Ul LADIES’, GENTS’ and CHILDKE. WEAR. Full stock ‘Wi FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, Sc, JOHNSON, GANNEK & CO. 636 Poeun. ave. n.w., near 7th, Try ee = XxDWARD . DENT, M eee tes TetetPnansee hd st deort uot MOREE Ban mod. bepaapes ty ‘money. Foti Ost 9 home fora SALE—OHOI IN MOUNT F’Yiccdunt, bouse 12 roamns tna both: ae Exorempents: statie: ample grounds; trees and shrub- > in i L CEO et MOON s, P. DAVIS, 1310 Fat. ly ey Led F 8ST. 8. 2-sTORY out, all improvements terms to oe pO Royo CHAE SAERS & Mop ESR BRICK DWELLING, six bath room; sil mod, tips. : located: convenient Feusion Cfice ee-Gw" TEC T ROGET, 1507 Fitaw PFGE S42E-ATTRAcrive noMe 7usT BEYOND Phe gd and ncierngs to care; = ited cellar tinder whole house; Ricely Sesoraten fed: corner lot: howers, terms and card toin- GTHERFOUD, 107 Fst B SALE S038 8 67_-AN ELEGANT 16-ROOM Residence, suitable riny or Navy officer Se a Foome and all o sonable . RILEY DEEBLE-US19 Fst. ocl2tnol Posi SALE—HOMES ON R SALE—MODERN ie, build a your should not iniee if you wants pleasant home, 2, ou: rol . J FOR SALE or 18TH ST. N.W., SPLENDID + Story and Basement Brick House, Fpoms, 2 bath room, he.” Newly papered and, een put in pertectonise Boog gt 000: BEN LL input in perfect ordse, 000. BROWN & C0. 1321 Fst, : oc2-1m {08 SALE—THE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSF, 1761 nas. ave,; twenty-two 3 tries, two Dath rooms and basement celle: tt new, has a large frontage, is conveniently built, well dapted to entertaining and is in one of the most faah- sonable sections of Washington ; price $35,000. JOHN SHEKMAN & CO. 1407 Fst, 6e28-1m nf 200 CASH-DALANCE ON 20 YEARS’ table G-room House: m % Whynot obtain a home? SWOKMSTEDT & BEAD: LE Fat. ocb-1m Fo, SALE—FINE RESIDENCE ON © ST. N.E, 114, one square from the Capitol; 12 rooms, bath and store rooms: in perfect condition : lot 202168 to T alley; cheap at 8500, For permit Yi HOS 6 HENGEY «COn 1300 F st. nw. 00. ‘THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 F MONEY TO LOAN. ee x av onthe Pet, $500, 0008 tests Parte ‘mite aE roe, $50,000 Fast iecatrrepen weds pe14-3m Het) Batete, Loans apd Spun ee $25,000 magna 0017-1m 302 East Capitol st. ‘ONEY TO ON ESTATE Mccain Bistsees sea ects ER 0012-1m* ‘The Real ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE M proved Real Estate Securit 8 T & are Zine YLER ICH & CO, BANKE! R® 613 15TH 87, , LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. ocl2-Lin ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUT ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE SECURES. B iH WauNEE CO,” ooll-2m ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $599. UPWAR! AT THE LOWEST by ‘BOF INTEREST REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, . HOLTZMAN, Corntr Toth eed F sta hw. 07 WS, DESIE TO LOAN BELWEEN THIS AND pea January 1, 1890, on improved real estate in this 916 F st. a.w. ONE MILLION DOLLARS, in sums of from 82, 000 to $20,000. Interest on loans of $29,000 and over 6 cent; loss than $10,000 6 Percent, Prom ation ications. coin SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. O27 F st ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL si Estate Security. lus of $4,500 and @*h500 at 3 os yulus of $4, : roy ‘Su, HUTCHINS, BULKLEY & C0. 1405 perc WANT MONEY?—810 TO 9500’ TOLOAN a low interest on Purniti iapos, Horses, st. 2-W__ | Wagous. Hosehold Goods or other personal 4 mali ‘prinely a by . in, weekly or mont re FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS | Pui ,Nogiuerel af oo eRe y7OR SALE-A STYLISI W LONG-CLOTH ONEY (10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS F Wren. handsomely Trimmed, can be bought for lit- - WO orn b. RAOWS, tle more than half original cost.’ Can be seen or will eS ee send for inspection by ing M.A.M., Star of- Matate and Loene, ay pete 1419 F st. now. = 8028-3m Glover Building. FOR SALE-SHOTGUN, 8 “BORE, CG. BONNE- hill, London, Damascus steel, far-| tiling, top ri Pistol grip, extension rib, rebounding locks, and ali mod,imps. ; almost new; cheap. Apply 3416 M st. R SALE—ONE ELEGANT SET OF BED ROOM Furuiture, Book Case and Desk, Handsome Side- board, Dining Room Furniture and Kitchen Utensils and other furniture; complete tor housekeeping. tn Piece or together. Ad ME.M., Star office. oc1 8: {OR SALE—CHE. ‘A SECOND-HAND roof Safe, has combination lock. round curners modern iimprovements; will sscrifico to hor . Address Box 13. Star ‘OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN-SEVERAL GOOD ‘agon or lorses. Apply at Ebbitt House Cetieneoe SA eRe CS Rw. eke nut tons. sell st very low price. 5 BEHKEND & SON, 818 That, Dw, Paik {OR — US:HOLD FURNITURE! IN- quire 637 9th st. nc. peta it SALE—GUOOD SOUND YOUNG HORSE; very gentle. OTTO HUBER, Diovers’ Rest Stable, cor. 12th st. and Obio ave. now, 0c17-3t* UK SALE—FINE HAMBLETONIAN MAKE, 16.3 high; Side-bar Bugey, Harness, Kobes, Whi 3 no further use and do not intend to winter. 5 p.m. 612 Ast. ae. a deg Ltr ie ba ea CASE, PIANO; GooD jone ; in thorough good order: 875. PRELEFER & CONLIFF, 9¢14-2m 514 11th st. p.w. FOR SALE-A PARTY LEAVING THE CITY DE sires to sell 8 16-ft. Counter with » Patent Cash Loeb jcnenp. Tnguire of Mr. LEVY, 814 F st. n.w. on Fgh SALE SUST | ARRIVED-15 | HEAD | OF Horses from West Virginia; among them are Good Drivers and Draft Horses; also two Saddle Ponies, thoroughly broken and suitable for children to ride or drive, Stables in rear 612 G st. n.w, 3. W, YATES & BON. i SALE—A NO. 14 HOT-AIR FURNACE AND 40 feet of Pipe, used one month ; will sell for one- half what it cost, as I have steam heat, A. 8, CA’ th’ st. nw. cs Fo SALE—HA) months old, dows. 1229 Penna eve, DSOME ST. BERNARD DOG, 9 one St. Bernard Pup: both peitt- 7OR SALE—A HANDSOME KENTUCKY-BRED Fes i lorse; 16 hands: suitable for brougham or coupes all style: gentle and sound. Apply at ALLI- 8ON NAILOR's LE. 0017-3 TABI FOR SATE BABY CARRIAGE, BOOK CASE, Writing Desk, Bedstend, Chaire and Other Furni: tur every ¢ Call at 946 Sat. n.w. after 5 p.m. 001 7-3t* peo Oa FOR SALE—A STAGE, OR BUSS; SEATS 12 PEO- ple; is in good condition; algo a set of double har- uuess; used by Mt. Vernon hotel, Baltimore. Md.. where same can be seen; a bargain for some one. oclU-Jt F&, SALE—A COLUMBIA LIGHT ROADSTER Safety Bicycle in perfect condition; not ridden over fifty miles; can be seen at GEO. 8, ATWATER & ©0."8, 12:50 Pa. ave. n.w. ‘oc 6-at* FSRAATEOSEAR A VanY TARGE ENGLISH 7 tw old; of correct markiu and color; full pedigree, Inquire at MYEHS' HOTE Penna, ave. between 434 aud Uth sta, snot Foe SALE—ONE EDIUM-SIZED BAY HOUSE, six years old; sound and very stylish; price $06; 3 Darvain, "Gall and ce him. HENKY ‘Davis rear 1716 14th st. now, ocl6-3t* I ae i (U4 5AL.—HUKSE DLANK eo 1S FROM AFURULD Sale. ihe best of the lot is the Fine Fawnecol, ored Horse Blanket for street use. Hase Red-striped border, leather fastenings, steel buckle and cut to At, We offer them at the uw 5 rice of 833 each. The Baker Patent Horse Blanket is here at less than its usual price, $4.50. (Fourth floor; take elevator.) : WOODWARD & LOTHROP, oct-3m Cor 11th and F ste. iw. Pu Seb good Aa lVEb 25 anes, AMONG them some tine Coupe Drivers and also 2 LEY to rear of 853.3 ules,“ SCHLEG: EL & QUiGe f 933 D st. nw. FS 3 We 0c15-6t* GE SALE-PIANO BARGAINS. ‘To make room for new stock we offer— Troctave Chickering Piano, rosewood ve ‘7s-octave Hallett & Day Poctave Steinway & Sous Pian ‘Tpocave sinway ones bors oan awd ‘ These Tustruments may be retited or tat 85 10 610 per mouth, and exchauged for mow Tastone IneDts at BA ne. me YARD F. DROOP, 925 Penna. ave., ocl5-Gt Sole Agents for Steinway Pianos. ‘(OR SALE—BARGAINS IN GOOD PIANOS FOR vexiuners: One 6 octave, perfect order, nice tone... ‘One tf octave, perfect order, sweet tone, ‘One 7 octave, rood order, fine toue. Either of the above are warranted will be taken m exchanve at any. ti strument. Handsome stool and cove: 4 with and payments are oxly 69 down and 6 per mouth paid for. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, as, __ 913 Pennsylvania ave. Fosewood. rosewood, sell boot fc it horse. EBBITT Beet and Ontoave. oed-iin FOR BALE— CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAG! palg.bave ou hand a tine sano fof, Flattorm an rch Rockaways, Broug! other figures. Wil. WALTERS SONS, One Platform Express Wagon, our oon see Tee paring in al branches. owe epee JOR SALE—SHOPW down we ‘ORN WHEELS AT A Ce ‘hese wheeis “} ‘and 85 per month. TL THE CLARK CY: LE CO., c3-3w __ 908 Pennsylvania ave. {OK SALE-FINE ASSORTMENT OF HAND- ‘Business at prices lower ‘hau factory work; vehicles taken storage, A. H. GKEGUME, cor. N. X, ave. and Oth st aw. oc2-lm OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS COUPE ROCKAWAY Euanoensiceicenenr page SALE—SPECIAL. BNADBUKY OPRIGHT PIANOS, B Monthiy ORGAN! ocld FG. sill Tit 1225 Pon, ave. R ENCYOLOPEDIAS—8 U RIBE Fe SALE— c 488 U BS oR 1B now for the best: Your ehildren ‘school need it, a Boat Omice Box 300." , FoRStFatbel Ties, We ecu At tive cost) from one hundred and eee ee. R™* ESTATE VEST MENT BIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLE. IN BUMS $100. TO glove, SMALL PREMIUM © ED, “Togo 0 OAS by ON REAL ESTATE. 500 __[ee21]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, "TO. LOAN ON, REAL ESTATE—WE HAVE IN Cash, $50,000 to varity in sums to Lenton Approved Bec ards : Bs Fis & MILLER 1213 F st. nw. T° LOAN OF Deo ted ee phe a bOv, snd €3,500 at 6 per cent: com: iniesfon 2 pet cent G0. W. TENANE eh and ne20- ONEY LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON AP- M iproved, eal Brtate Security. Large amounts ity. Also, as Agents of the United securi! Sapaid on state “place otis or ttn stallimen surance.” Payments to’ run 5, 10, 15, or 20 years. ¥. H. SMITH & BON, Je17-6m. 1222 Fat, Moxey TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND — FRANK T: CAWLING 1505 Pa. ave. 9017-3m__ (The Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office.) ‘ONEY TO LOAN Sonus say vam eas oot etre terest hos 3° Fisntn 40, sel 24 F at. n.w, WAONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW. est rates of interest. BEALE & HARRIS, 1324 st. nw. sel2-3m Jf ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECUR- M tty within the District of Columtia: at lowent rates. BO. W. LINKINS, _sel 1-3m_ Sth aud H sw. nw. MONEY T0L0AN ON REAL ESTATE ATLOWEST rates of interest ; slso on ot! ie apptoved security, THOS. G. HENSEY & hy ers, se3-3m_ is F st. uw. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- M lags security at lowest rut of interest no lay sect Bry 0. C, GREER, 303 7th st. nw. ONEY, TO LOAN. IN SUMS OF 9500. $1,000 10,01 Ay red Real Security, at sod Oper saat FOUR SHERMAN ECO. Sy 18mm M se! TO LOAN =. ‘sums to suit, at lowest rates on real ‘entate security. FITCH, FOX & Bi 5 020 1437 ‘Pennsylvaria avenue. Mor TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- WASH'N PEP Eor ap24 Successor to DANENHOWER & SON, 1115 Fat. Se ereeeerer eevee neat aces Ovexixe Or Fons Ax» Wrara Just returned from New York with a large supply of Ladies’ Furs and Wraps. Shoulder Capes in Mink, Persian, Marten, Astrachan and Monsey Fur. ‘Trimming in every variety of Fur. Beshias ay eros A. 1 ant Alaska Skins, Loudon Dye. WILLETT & RUOFF, _an19-3m 906 Feunsyivunia ave. AND PRESSED FOR g1 Coats, 50c.; Pants, 25c.; Vests, 2! Altering and = Maso im whet manner. ein AieeTS, 22d ve Telephone call 143-2, L , 705 9th st. n. w., auz 32d st. Weet Washington. | Aaauiesss FOR WINTER aqittrobes, Heating Stoves and Ranges at low prices GARTRELL’S, $15 7TH ST. 4. Nice Latrobe to heat two rooms for $20. jopaiting promapuiy nous House Furnishihys, Grates and Brick. _se28-1m > Arresriox, Sportsmen, Great Bargains in Breech-losding Rifles Breech- ding Double-barrel Shot Gunt. Ait at favorite makes, 20 per cent discount on all grades. A. TAPPAN, M. ocl6-lw* 41013 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Sullivan’s Clerk Let Out. Judge Baker issued a writ of habeas corpus yesterday for the release of Henry Stolten- berg, Alexander Sullivan’s clerk. Stoltenberg was released at noon, as he is wanted merely as awitness in the Cfonin jury bribery case. The work of securing a jury in the Cronin case was resumed yesterday. Twenty-nine venire- men were examined, twenty-six excused for cause, one challenged peremptorily by the de- fense, one by the state and one passed tem- porarily, —__$§so0—___ The Million-Dollar Enrollment Fund. The whole of last night's session of the Epis- copal board of missions, New York, was occu- pied with a full discussion of the subject of the million-dollar enrollment fund. Mr. Burgwin of Pennsylvania offered on behalf of the com- mittee appointed for that purpose at the last meeting a resolution “That the board of man- agers deal with the money now on hand as fol- lows: Upon the demand of any subscribers the sums subscribed by them be returned by the division treasurers at any time voy toe shall feel at liberty to iate the balance ie advancement tienes work in the church according to their best ji it.” The enrollment fand was started oe and now proves a failure, some $85,000 hat contribu ited. The resolution was adop! ———-+e2-_____ Foreign Notes of Interest. CITY AND DISTRICT €@ No city in the world is so thoroughly covered by the circulation of a single news- paper as is the city of Washington by that of ‘Tax Evextxo Stan. It reaches all readers in the city and vicinity. J? swears to its circula- fon, No other Washington paper has yet done this, THE CONFERENCE UNDER WAY. The Maritime Congress Getting Fairly Down to Business. SUBJECTS DISCUSSED AT THE SESSION TODAY—THE “RULES OF THE ROAD” AT SEA—DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF MEASUREMENT—KOTABLE MEX AT THE CONFERENCE. At the international maritime conference yesterday after Tux Stan's report closed Mr. Hall proposed an amendment to section A of article 8 intended to make provision for modern men-of-war that do not carry foremasta. It was resolved that the chair appoint s commit- tee on lights and committee on sound signals. Article 4, providing for lights on towing steam- ers, was read. It stipulates that such steamers, when towing another vessel, shall, in addition to their side lights, carry two bright white lights, one over the other, not less than three feet apart. Mr, Hall moved that the distance between these white lights shall be not less than six feet. This motion was approved by the de from Ge and Denmark, but witht vote the conference adjourned, TODAY's SESSION. The conference met at 10 o'clock this morn- ing and resumed the consideration of the “rules oftheroad.” Article 5, which was under dis- — yesterday, is again — up, and ~a le am 1 . Seren ont ee ee tion A to the effect that tl lights carried at night by the vessels enumerated in that clause be placed 6 feet apart instead of 3, and that they carry two black balls by day instead of three. This started the ball rolling, and the —— poured in thereafter at a rapid LESS FORMALITY TODAY. The formality of dress, which was yesterday less than on Wednesday, was this morning still more diminished. Instead of the long coats the members wore cutaways and short jackets. They sat less stiffly in their chairs and chatted between speeches somewhat more freely. There were not as many delegates Present, some of those who yesterday occupied seate around the wall being absent. A large chart showing the main steamship routes across the Atlantic had been placed on the wall. THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL DELEGATES to the conference were reported by the secre- tary: Austro-Hungary, Lieut. 8. de la Cerda, heretofore credited to Germany; Chili, Rear Admiral Viel and Lieut. Richardo Baugency, navy. MOTIONS CARRIED, Mr. Hall suggested that 100 copies each of Suggestions of changes to the “rules of the road” be printed for the use of delegates, This was adopted. Mr, Goodrich remarked = ee he asked that the “‘rules of the I” as adopted by England, with the changes made by the ited States, be printed) This, he said, needed to be done with great care, and he therefore moved that a committee of three be appointed to take charge of the work and that @ scope of his motion be enlarged to include changes made by all countries from thore in force in the United States. This was adopted. gers =— ee Seago e effect that changes be ma known by handing ru sgreceowin , in writing or in print, the entire article to amended. with the parts to be omitted crossed out and the parts to be inserted in italics, This was agree to after an interpreter bad translated it in French. He did it with some freedom of style, using explanatory idioms that aided the general understanding. “UNDER War.” Capt. Selveson made some remarks in fairly good English to the effect that the phrase “under way,” used in article 6, is difficult to un- derstand in foreign languages and suggested that a general definition or term be given for the elimination of all doubt. Delegate Goodrich thought this a good pian and threw out the idea that the new regulations be prefaced by a definatory article. He quoted the American law on the subject of the mean- ing of this term, and Mr. Hall supplemented his information by a few words about the En- glish law. The latter, he said, is brief and to the point, defining a ship “under way” to be one not actually moored by her anchors or other lines, The moment she begins to raise her anchor she is ~under way.” This view met with general my, sete around the board, although one of the Teutonic delegates thought that the words should be held to mean “under headway,” but this was not favored. RULES OF THE ROAD. The president announced the committee of three to take in hand the work of preparing for printing the “Rules of the Road’*as they now stand, together with differences between those of the various nations, as follows: Dr. Sieve-King of Germany, Mr. Frederick William Vernly, Siam, and Mr. Tsunkahara, Japan. Capt. Shackford moved to strike out article 7 from the rules and Capt. Malmberg of Sweden gave the proposition his second. This article is intended to permit small vessels in bad weather to take their side lights on board and show them only on approach of a vessel. Delegate Hall op the cl e, saying that the article only applied in weather, and was to apply only to vessels so smail that it would be diftealt to keep the lights alive. Cay Shackford thought that vessels so small that they could not show lights in bad weather should be kept inside and not allowed to endanger the safety of others, depending on the sleep! of a man or a boy to exhibit a light atthe proper time. . Hall said in reply to a question, if small vessels were not frequently run down use of not showing lights, that if they were it was their own fault, resulting from carelessness, They were liable at law for damages in such an event. ‘That, retorted Capt. Shackford, was just what he wanted to avoid, the possibility of carelessness, RIDING LIGHTS. Mr. Hall moved to amend article 8, which provides for the carrying of “riding lights” by anchored vessels, so as to limit the regula- tion for two lights to ships over 100 feet in “Po a is aie than that ‘Capt, Shackford wanted to know how a ves— sel 600 feet long anchored with two lights could be distinguished from two short vessels with one light each. This situation, replied Mr. Hall, was one that demanded fom Tes grog Be ey 6 a pce ge ordinary prudence, it that if a collision dhould result from an effort to cut in between two such lights under the idea that they were on different vessels the master of the moving vessel would be held guilty of gross negligence, : ‘his reply brought forth an approving smile because of the standards measurement. In he said, it was a misdemeanor for any one to use the foot i H ett ih 55 | + i lH il H i E ore| ot foot | B® gs ag i | i f i H u I f i Hl he, delegate conservative Parliamentarian, extreme courtesy of debate, @ perfect English manner. and a soft, imsinuat ing, rising inftection, followed by a quick fall of tone in his sentences at the end of « period, When he is thinking or listening his face is in Tepose, without very much expression. But when he rises to speak his face lights up with a smooth smile that always marks the same lines and never goes beyond a general beam of diplomatic courtesy. His face is perf smooth but for a very light fringe beside hi ears, A-slight double chin, s straight nose with a square end, a straight-cut mouth, sandy eyebrows, brown hair and light blue eyes make a pleasing and attractive face. A well-modu- lated voice, trained to use in the halls of West- minister, and a well-selected diction furnish him with good material for a telling speech. He does not strike = with his arguments, docs not hit blows that penetrate all at once, nor wn Op- Position with resistless force, but he rather asks if things are not true, if they are not reas- onable, it such and such propositions are not logical. He carries conviction more by the in- fluence of a sympathetic appeal to the reason of bis hearers than by decisive strokes, He seems to accomplish his object just as well in his own way as do more vigorous speakers. There is a quiet force in his words that tells im the end. His colleague, Admiral Sir R. Molyneux, K. C.B., bas not yet spoken to the conference, and not seem likely to dose. His double chim is much more pronounced than that of Mr, Hall, and bis side whiskers are darker more extensive. He bass retired, convinced, certain style of listening that might discourage @n antagonist in a debate and that shows promise of a bull-dog grip in a naval engage ment. Prof. Emmons’ Residence Sold. Prof. 8. F. Emmons has sold through Thomas J. Fisher & Co., bis residence, 1022 Vermont avenue, to Mrs, Samuel J. Crawford for a To Organize a National Colored League. A committee of colored men was organized last evening at the headquarters of the Blaine invincible club for the purpose of preparing a plan of orgsnization of « national colored league of the United States, The committee is as follows: R. H. Gleaves of South Carolina, Prof. C. M. Furguson of Texas, W. C. Martin of Virginia, W. W. Watson of North Carolina, George C. Mason of Louisiana, W. H. Jones of District of Columbia, Aibert Casey of New Jer- sey, KR. J. Raymond of Missouri, Hiram Worthy of Maryland, RK. A. Dawson and J. M. Town- send of Indiana, R. 8. Smith of Florida, C. M. Cromwell, Perry Carson was made temporary chairman and Kichard A. Dawson of New Jer- sey secretary. eee The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: John McNamara, white, 2 years; Maxey Hancock, white, 26 years; Mary E.Farrell, white, 5 years; Charles Bor white, 43 years; Clotilda “Mears, white, 3 months; Edward Gai- lagher, white, 2 months; Patrick Breen, white, 67 years; Mary E. Robinson, colored, 34 years; George Norman, colored, 72 years; Rebecca Robinson, colored, 27 years; Thomas Craig, colored, 72 years. oaerraediasaniens A Wife’s Bill for Divorce. Virgie Quautrell Brown, by Mr. E. B. Hay, has filed a bili for a divorce from Perry Brown, They were married September 13, 1875, and she charges that he became addicted to drink, treated her with harshness and bratality, and finally that, in fear of her life, she was com- pelied to summons the police, and February 24, 1887, for the protection of her ebildren she had to leave him. —___ THE CUURTS. Court m Grxrnat Texm.—Chirf Justice Bing» ham and Justices James and Montgomery. Yesteraay—Carlagt.Glick; argued and submit- ted. Dodge agt. Hoff; decree remanding case, United States agt. Cole; on hearing. H. ©, Clabaugh of New York, on motion of Mr. Cuyle, admitted to the bar. Pronate =. Coz, Yesterday—Estate of Maria b. Craig; proof of publication of final notice filed. tate of George R.Graham; will filed. Estate of Patrick Lyuch; executor bonded and qualified. Equity Covrt—Judge Coz. Today—Forrest agt. Hyde; J. Maury Dove made trustee and investment ordered. Wheat- ley Bros. agt. Loeffler; sale of notes directed. Sipperly agt. Sipperly; trustee's accounts rati- fied. Rose agt. District; rule on defendants re- tun 22d. —— ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tar Evextno Stan. Powirica.—The republican convention, as anticipated in Tae Sran iterd: evening, nominated Mr. John H. Greene, a young law- Yer of this citv, as its candidate for the house of delegates, in opposition to Frank Hume, the democratic nominee. The convention was held at the colored aged home and was calied to order by City Chairman Corber. J. H. Greene was chairman and W. P. Hall secretar: Wee ton Greene, colored, nominated Magnus Rob- inson, but Greene ‘was chosen by « large majority, and Kobinson announces his purpose to be an independent candidate. Mr. Hume's friends are making a thorough canvass. Taz Forxrar of Mrs. Robert I. Edelin took place this morning from St. Mary's Catholic church, Rev. Father O'Kane officiated, anda throng of the friends and relatives of the de- ceased attended. The interment was made im St. Mary's cemetery. Tue Conporation Covet has concluded the trial of the suit of Richard Rockford against Wadders for assault, The jurv found a verdict for the plaintiff and gave him $25 damages, @ second trial of Henry Price, colored, charged with housebreaking, the jury found him guilty of petty larceny and sent him to jail for six weeks. The previous jury had sentenced him to the penitentiary for two years. Norgs.—Gen. Mahone has been the guest of £ Mr. D. BR. Windsor of this city during » portion of this week, but made no public ad bere, havii gone to Culpeper for that purpose,—— County ‘low has been re-elected record new voters.—Mr. John Clark and Miss Derby were in this city last night at the residence of Mr. J. Crump, om street ev No Catholics Wanted on That Jury. ‘The sturdy farmers of County Donegal, Ire- land, are evidently in no humor to be trifled with by the crown officials in the prosecution of Father McFadden and several of his parish- and if the crown attorney joners at ‘ gece i ret prpe of ama & & r ii i! #7 ayEE Hf ft | H i i