Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MOND&Y, OCTOBER 21. 1889. 3 FOR RENT--HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—ZOUSES. __FOR § SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES& LOTS THOSE VERY DE- RENT—UNDER LEASE—’ Houses: sirable New tion, on Washington N pebire ave. XN FURNISHED, north house on corner of New ave. BAR i Leta arty 4 22d st, which is $75. Oren Oa me 5 7 “st RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th ee Ole Ft aw. a ‘7 a F .R RENT—630 TO 636 SECOND St, N.E, Four Beautifully Bricks, six rome sod bath, veetibules, b lwaysy clowet $39 Sen ac! three rooms deep: yur, and hed: porhing in front: | 414 Foyt bever groupie rent $25. RUS s RE tee 4th wt Key at 701 24 at. at | oar een te ERT —isad 207H ST. roe MONTH. 1438 T stn ADDISON’ & Lancy ocl9-3t* oo2 st? om Fat mes {oR RENT—16 SD ST_"7 ROOMS, Fo. Tats; | Boiss ast aw. ap eeagePaaratt 4.886.00 jouse im oud condition reat zt AVID D. ‘STONE, Sr. ay window, all mi. 80 701 Double residence co! RENT FURSISHED— 1445 5i0UG. 10N oS N.W. and larg: cellar. “Stable on nem rm on rear ol finely and completely furnixched Handsome view sis and ever eee ‘and bealthy. ot peice ad pernit wy exainin a ‘Tos. J. FIDE & co., oc21-6t 1324 F st. hw. ES LEASE—THE GREASON HOUSE, LOCATED ou the northwest corner of 1th and E'sts. n.w., is QMfered. for lease for & period of four years and three store lot. House toe de t fronts. on two streets rent 10,000 4 toe 400 Ga Tnquire of HG. BREW ridian ave. it. Pleasant. eens Se eS Stes eee IK RENT—S1O1 F Sty lt : o21-Iw 55 Fendali Building, cor, 434 and Domne Bt Baan Takk doth wt TE, BEE OO. i, RENT_CLINTON HOUSE, COKNER OF 7 jp er) "L. sh ke ar water Fale = beers ie > 1319 F st. ‘8 RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK, 1223, — Y ‘on t RENT 333 Fine a ST; LE DRUIT Fase. .; near cab) Se ee eee care: Fer ges 50. 1 Ai28 Garr rol bet FRiiton aewly {OK BENI_HOUSE 1419 20TH ST mae 0 io B2250. BAKES. F jiu fine order, with modern improvements: BETTE ase, ‘oc ¥-1m' sirnerowr menim. Iagewe £7 — (gt RENT 1614 1H Ba TWO-SLOKY BulCK: = 6 rooms and bata, S| mate GEST ET JOR I ee ee eae it. C bet. SiG dae wioe, ainiso| ot.nw. ar H. PARKER, cor. 436 and E sts. 48 Co sae AVE, 6 om RUA TESS Wha New York om ROR RENT—BY THOS. Ewa AMAN REAL ESTATE BOKER, O17 ¥ HOUSES. ae 45 25 Myrtle st.n.e.7r. Bea nw Ten. a0 GET pata etme Bre dS 3298 13 30 ‘Gr 18 Massachusetts 141 5 Rot. near 14th. 10r__. 462 = ecl®st HUTCHINS, BULK! Se. 14 7 HEN1—1HE JHREE-STORY AND BASE- | jxy 3 ment Brick House op s.c. cor. of 24th and G sta : | 90g mod. imps. ; rent, $21.50. Sp ly | 403 12 to Wesco OTE & WILCOX, T Fi Foun ave. oclouse | 403 0 — | 170: 0 or “10 ne H OFFICES. Gunton Bide, x, 20,812.50 (sor en — Ast floor £ room 2. FU SISHED HOUSES. Corn ave.near K, L5r. po ate ur. es w, Lvth st, near ¥, 7Ur. 10 roo: pve. mr. 1oth,13 Nat uw.d mr. 1th 1 s West Wasa, 12 Farragut sq. 145 st. l4r. “lus skces’ hontai cam beokaminel } at omy fort pape Tenedou stand ibe tails E.WAGGAMAN, oe For ges7 TA THREE: sou BRICK HOUSE office only. ‘on 444 st., second house no: venn. Sole THOMAS 4. EISUAT ton ‘w. | be repaired io suit tenant either for boarding house or — FURNISHED SEs VERY DE- | “Gci7-6t MILL & JOHNSTON. 1503 Penn. ave. square of Thomas circle, 10, rooms, Reut per annum $1,809 ERUTHERFORD, FETS THREE NEARLY NEW FRAME De at Bennings; five, six and seven rooms; at $5 and re ver month. APR eee + FORD ocl7-2m 617 F st. n.w. NEAT SIX: oe Fak Ey {OR | t RENT_813.50, See kay meat 1003 F st. n.w. Hours, 12 to 2. ‘oci 7-1w* JOR Pag ppg RNISHED HOUSE, 1707 Rhi $1,500 per year. BEALL, ode BROWN « Con 1sst 001 7-2in )OR RENT—1 ‘& MILLER, 1213 F st nw. PSS et ee ‘New Jersey ave, ge,jnaif aquare of Capitol; 15 roome, tain, Heated Sten to be appreciated: rent low 10 s good tenant for ool! Fe RENT—PURNISHED oR, SUNFUN SHED. ‘Ines House, ‘Same, Seow Brat-claee B sension OF year, 0616-6 ieee RENITERAME HOUSE ON IRVING 5: aid sen Ronant, 1382 Ret mw. 1 | WOE SN gis per mouth. Fe 452 Ist s.w., Or w.13.30 J. R. HERTFORD, Sabha w.mi.7r, #20 B. LEONARD, 0c16-6t 14196 st. 520 cor, 36 & Tete. s.w. 407 dest aw, RENT—A FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, 1515 i Rhode Island J. J. SHEDD, 1597 aa —~ cl 6-3mu me 2 pi TAG N st, ig Partially farnished. 8100 $ ie Rat st Byte Te erandt. coors 30 } RW Tre CUTTER € 6O., H ocl6-lw 1423 F st. nw. 4 R RENT—1340 VERMONT AVE., NEAR IOWA i Circlers Large and Finely-furaishicd House, con: Fe ng 15 rooms; Tented for private : use. For terms it to. eee 0 ne ereurT ER ocl6-lw 4233 F st. new. )OR EENT—1217 x Bre ae AND HAND- somely Furnished House in the northwest; will yent for season or oe OF two Years; reasonable rent; Hones can be seen st any Sime; it is thoroughly fur- — We H., DEMPSEY, 0c15-6t Meal {zt Now York ave. NEW DOUBLE, HOUSE HOMES IN MOUNT | J[OR SAL Sis-az2 Ma AVE, 3.E. NEWS FieF its Bane, ave nee 22 Hic belle, am Briecsent vith 4 mn Seton eT or Mice bead ees ey on Oth wh. hw pear. ‘ocl2-1m JOHN ASE COP T40T Fsinw. | Modlin RED ROE & CALKER, 1006 F st. SW 637 Feat. oe 8-08 OR RENT FIRST-CLAse, LOCALTT3—1440, 0 | JOR SALE MODEMN RICK DWELLING, SIX | [JOR SALE_WE HAVE A LANGE LIGE gr IM Ersbeiitra ts Fe, BaD. "ADDI i prs pened 3. parbad ond D4 O37 F at. wba, Taon tee: terior, se7-7w" Enea Ee “hae — WINDSOR, COR. 15TH AND c |ALE—ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING A a packed and BR SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME J0sT BEYORD FG asta the uorthwest; covcreted street; lot. 18x105, ighout; steam heat and ‘yecteio bella: on and convenient to street cars: ghey, _ modern improvement Price, opposite President's house, U.S. Treasury. | Rouse: rooms: jon ‘bail, beth fora ard 4500. Oran ‘ssbade under that will be sub: ‘War aud Na ene aes oon for gemeuted cellar under whole house; nicely decuratd,; | talited, ‘W. RILEY DEFBLE, gil parts of city. ‘Address 1 W. SALE eahington. heated by steam and plete in every a 1319 F st. 905"! gircet paved, sewered and lighted: nd; corner lot: flowers, 2R SALE— TWO-STORY AND 1 AND (BASEMENT spect ‘mou to TYLER & OPERONS, Ghat ee, Ree i COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | er? - impe, Qi Pmear OOy very aang Cre only 84,000. | FG ALE SEW AND ATTRACTIVE FOUR- YPHERD, Sun Building. FOR CITY mi sed. between rakoniar would c inake e dretd gaan ‘well watered; some cash; a bargain can be had. Address We JOR SALE— £6% Acres at Lan Fvroner: gl fl oR Pot apoaoewtr| 25 Acres at Landover, 5. Apply to actos Fee RENT—AT — BLADENSBURG—12-ROOM Li Dwelliug: large ti aud stable; 814. onl yo TEPH 04 Kiges st, Se SALE—40 ACRES OF LAND, < Ki trom Capito, iar B38 from Benuinas B ep ne e 200. Good terms. HALL S50 Pst ew,” VOR SALE PENGERVILEE inge and Store; 4 acres erotied established businesss nf ormation call on ocl9-3t* 513 oth 70) FE. and Metropolitan Branch of Beltinors and ‘Ohio, ; 8 mile Wasuington ; desirable fore subdivisions. “Mrs, M. A. ECCLESTON, Forest AS are ACRE FARM QNE AND. HAL? miles from county seat in Kansar Building Lowe in saue town, ‘The town has'e present population of about 2,500. are all central, several of them fronting the court house, which cost $32,000. nm has te: aid two fne fehoo! Pullin wraded Land is all fine, rich, rolling ‘prairie. @ locality is very, > Beat thy and especially beneficial to consumptives and asthmatics; permanent residence has cured a great many; eighteen hundred feet above the Le Liga er Longer increasing. in value, as e country fills up and might prove a fortune. Wan xchange a Washi ited toe: for » House in worth aboat 85,000. ington Address T.F., 801 12th st. n.w. FOE SALE-5 ACRES OF LAND, BEAUTIFU LLY located, in full view and within one mile of the ata bargain; also 3 Acres in view and within 234 j|ALE—MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NEAR 13TH oy = Or eee Brick ; all mod. imps. FORD 'W. WALKER, 1006 F n.w. JFOR SALE—TWO-STORY MANSARD AND BASE: ment Brick 10 rootne and beth; ll mod. is celeste wiih 85,80 MDW. WALKER, sean Fontaine SEVEN, Preis M HOUSE, WIDE sid ie entrance; ae pie Sie ‘sem Wocis-ie* R aoe $3.650—-a VERY Rp rooms; in perf ale SE ee ee RK SALE—A NICE 5 ROOM M, HOUSE IN GOOD order; lot 151100 feet ; proving ian im rs (08. 4 AND 10 Q STREET NW: 5 | M' Press Brick Front House: 7 fed at 88 eacl lots 162106 each .. OD P st. excellent location vonly $i,07S cach. A safe invest: | ocl8-3t* » 1422 Ne fits Broce, -3t* 810 Fst. nw. ee Fe SALE—A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON ven: ‘OR SALE_FOR 85.0 0,0N YERYE Re TERMS. handsome {new ew York ave. inne electric care8 root ce cella ‘kine. rooms ; lar 5 Fi mone ave, Dear 8 at. 7 Fooms: improving. oc 8-3t* Mie BURFORD, 1923 New fork avs. in on are Sn STOCKETT, 810, cea price. Fo : SALE-ILGGEST BARGAIN IN THE CITY: ‘TOL HILL, A NEW BRICK | invested; price reduced House, just completed; was built for owner; ness Property, 1 wood, Troums; 3 stories and prom Lot 20x11 ‘St., contains Ata bargain. Address Bo: tar office, o1f2t* | | store room and fixtures: size 23x80. FOR SALEAN ELEGANT = 13-ROOM COR. | _oc18-3t DAVID D. STONE. 806 F st.n.w. her House, 0210 st. now: must be eoid this BR BALET#3000— 8500 CASH, | BALANCE month. If uot sold, for rent. OWNEB, 515 9th st. | IE monthly, wi room House on nw. Sth scuear Ot, 2m eee ral location. ocl8-3t ay NE, 806 F st. now. FF 32, SALE SEC ROOM FRAME | Hi LOT 120 feet: price $3,000. Igutson grime (On SALE—A STEEN DID INVESTMENT IN AN ESE 19-3" S-room Brick House on O st, near 12th; rent $35 Per month. Price $9,000. Fg eee DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st_n.w. foui FO SALECHEAP—BRICK HOUSE ONO ST. oleae bet. 9th and 10th: parlor,di aE HOUSE ES—ONLY A FEW LEFT. GOOD he he Ones, egal 87. ae id $8,500, A third or m eng ‘JOHN 0. JOHNSON, 928 F st — Ast foor; four bed rooms and bath on 2d; three OR SALE—CHEAP_9: FIVE-ROOM | Sea rooms on third. i large cellar, modern piuinbins; $ ‘py 122 deep; alley, Prive $7,500, convenient location; lot 202100, oc18-3t DAVID D. 8) STONE, 806 F st. uw. Fe SALE THREE STORY BA) House, 8 rooms, mod. goer fens and Canes Sah Foe. SALE—TWO ph -ROOM BRICK HOUSES ‘8 bargai on G St. s.e. ; 81,400 each ‘Three Frame Houses on K st. s.w. cpap. #21, Sida st sow. e 9 G, five-; en Frame House; lot 24 by 122 nad al 408 Hi st.’se,, five-room House. with water: €1,2 tusin’ss Corner, 1000" 80 in Capitol « me: Ps room Brick with Store; onl; ty 82, oat tiny ‘310 N st. w., five-room Ick pase with water —— brick front; price, @1 600. &w., five-room Brick with’ Store; only and 330 N st. s.w., six-room Brick House; press brick front; 81,750, For Sale—Cheap—A good eight-room Frame House ou G between 6th and 7th sta s.w.; lot 20 by 130 iN 700 ; rents for $30; Inquire on premises, | No Two’ Six-room Brick Houses, 3d st. each Gai fet for investment, tween 7 and 12 a.m. or 5 to 9 . L. BOYER, cep to alley ; fine parking iu front. Fuss SALE=CORRER HOUSE, 21, 0 ST. ¥ ‘Ten new six-room Brick ‘Houses on E between Oth © and Columbia sts. ; 1 is 20m ‘ta. scw.s all modern improvements; 3,000 | in splendid condition rents for 800 pe Oper mouth This each ; terms 6as) se is 8 Paice we oer st; will sell for easy. House and Lot corner of 8th and D ats, 8.w. “SWOMMSTEDT & BRADLE! {SUE Six-room Brick Houses on 7th be ; 82,100 cls ee en 28 CS ae UN SALE Ol KENTA BEAUTIFUL Lit the I Home within a bloc! oapoes circle. Rent, 8: Price for sale, ‘e6.U0U. "ae Cease 2 EAML ‘Threo six-room Brick Houses on Dst. between 26th | 603 14th st. wind and 27th n.w. ; $1,300 each. FOR SALE— Aixam ‘Brick Houses on the rear of the lot: S70 124 Most.: five-room Brick Houses with water and sewer: 1,000 each; terms very easy. #5 and 407 13th st.8.e,,four-room Brick Houses; 100 eac! Phe 13th st. s.¢.,8ix-room Frame Houses; ¢ Houses on E. st. between 3d and . with tren ‘Brick Hou ss in rear; the four rent 27 per month; price, Five-room Brick Hi ‘Oth st. bet. K and L ts. 0. between 434 and 6th modern improvements; bay window; 82,500. & «ood six-room Brick: ers pperrement: on 444 between N and O sts. s.w. +ive-room House and Store on J 100. eae Mand N ats. #.w. ; price, $1,000, Myrtio st, s cit, milés of this City Mill divide to suit; beautiful build: C. H. PARKER, bh? tug sites, R. A. . PHILLIPS, 1419 New York av. 019-3 | oc19-3t Real Estate Agent, 444 43¢ st. sw. 12, 2.000) abi and 408" ‘S Gap,” 13 BALE-F ARM, 52 ACRES, UNDER CULTI- | yor SALE COBY im poze 01 from bridge; beautifully located; Isrge house an new well and up ; bargain; 5,500 es FS TOOMEY, 619 7th st. . Fo: SALE—TWENTY-SIX ACRES IN Ot = Meo pear Military road and proposed National park on Kock Creek; cheap i taken at once. H. CLAY STE W- AKT & SON, 1224 Fatn Washington A ere In dba ocl8-6t Fok RENT AT HYATISVIELE MD. THE DOR- cy Cottage at order; $15 4 month. re ‘SMITH & St SON, | Foo Fa. LW. oc 4-2 Fora ORANGE GROVES AND GARDEN ids for Sale or Exchange. We have millions of acres for sale aud can suit ull, M. KRENZ & z1 12thst, ‘Washington, D. C. Fe} gen METROPOLITAN BRANCH, B, & Lots, Cottages, Country Homes i Farms on easy terms, Dairy Farms, baer 400 ac KE Dt TUCKETT, oc4-Im 935 F st. BUSINESS CHANCES. LITTLE SDCROOM BRI be: Oth. wocko-at ‘OR ree NU MBER OF CHO ICE PL Improved Property in the northeast, south southwest sections ; rare dargains, for, fram chasers. Sst. ARGARDTER, ‘0c 1Y. and Bik, Maud N sts, 7 1,800 ve is only’ portion of the property For full ist call at ufice for bulletty weuedon seni S08. WAGGAMAS. JOH SALE-NEW “SIX-ROOM °K 7 sk ON CAPITOL w lern, Improvemeuts; lot sm rot; ten cash ERP s29 onl. CHASE OAPPLEMAN and are 2:8: front 3 i Stable, ©O., STF st.nw, octo-stt | Fontan ear yun fullof fruit upd aurabboety Price JOR A CHARMING HOME ON R near 14th, opposite Senator Puch's; very best con- ition; 10 rooms and bath; lot 20x100 to alley; de- Ons location. Offered for a short time at only 0. B. ¥. GILBERT & Ct ee Ea 3] 198 Fo /SALE-HANDSOME HOM) 167) near Q; 13 rooms, best oni slot BOntL0 to 8 #2,000 cash, balance in 3, 4 au pears ‘Location 'unexcelied. M. KOBRE LB. 302 aay Capitol EALE-EERGANT NEW STORY BiiCK F House: large closets, heated by furazce aud ever: . | Modern convenience. Apply to OWNER, 1408 iSth st. alley. Unusual opportunity. 16,000, Get our Oc- | yon SAL T 81 tober bulletin. B. fF. GILBERT & 00, 026 F st. nw. ) Frame Dwellings; lots 164x100ecch tack to sings 0c19-3t i eood investment whil He ground is improving; liberal Geduction if all are tak TOCK AND FIXTURES IN A CORNER GRO. Ss £2.ger7 and Liquor Store in South Washington. A U. L. BOYER, soca at Bt ) CAPITALISTS—FOR ‘Mechanical Invention, quauitien Come with sable oc 1-1w" TE2eS RANE 7 or Bonds or Borro' ALE CEN ing ht valusble ntists and see the proofs, 4 OK SELL LOCAL S10CKS w Money call on LOUIs C oc21-1m JOR SALE —CHEAP—STOCK, FIXTURES AND Good Will of First-class cash payiux Bar Koom, Apply at 227 New Jersey ave. at once. oo21-2t* Fe SALE—GROCERY, MEAT phe PROVISION Store inn.w. Good reasons for Btar office. Forsvt PER SQUARE FOOT TF thin ten days, a Handasine Dail Lot, {on 15-toot alley, oa 8 between uth and Lota sta. a bare ct wall, Address OWNER A., Star oflice. oo Fe “SALE—BAR ROOM, STOCK, FIXTURES and Furniture; location 6th and L sta, aw. ; wood reasons for se! nguire of .¥. GUINDOR el Dat we, or EG. BMGHIS comnts 19th and M sts, n.w. och 9-6t* WG5ASTED_TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP. erty Suburban Home, Truck and Fruit Farm; 28 acres: Sucres in grapes; #-room house with good out buuidings; at Davenport, Iowa, Address fs ee ‘ocho HOLTZMAN, REAL ES Uk -l RO. Fut. Sana wurance Broker. 10th and # sa. 0. BH WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. 2 GAR s.n.w.15r.81 LOR _RENT—A NEW FOUR-ROOM DWELLING, Bhse] with ‘ell of pure cold water iu yard. om paved po Ailey io southwest Kent only $7 per mon oo 3 Tek PHILLIPS, 141 New York ave, eases 8 Store Hovin 21s Hse Store and Dwelline 204 Apply to Bassas 13th ne. L, 1¢r, Ver-aveut 31 satay oat ad 1 Ei rt Ta) Seats oe nas ; E 5 a vators, ted a ated bt sewn! from 820 to aud coc F st.,from. u to 15 1211 F st. nw. 2r, Lael ros 10t0 30 — w., iF, a0 isto 14th st. n.w... +860 c6 5a Sore 1018 wil eed ber 15. For particulars call st ‘my of _oclt BO. HOLTZMAN, Tot ind F ste. mw. ao 827.5 t} Bifouisen st, fam PS eee, so 5 le rear 1 bit IES M. GREE) Real Estate Broker, 1405 F st. RANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F STREET, Offers to investors some first-class 4, 3 and 6 per cent dividend-pay: Bonds, Also has Money toloan on collaterals. _0c19-1m FOR SSEEIA, CIGME AND TOBACCO, STOKE Wholesale aud retail: a Nod chance to t lvo Stock, end Fixtuiee of Grocery Bordon 3 W.; also a Coufectionery on 7th st. new. Call bled prs 313 434 st. #.w., between 7 and Le ON THE COMMON SENSE MOEA HELIEE 4 ASSOCIATION eshington, 1 A £ Beme Tostit Tastitation ted March 29, 1878. nts: 1.10 for all axes, Sivoo Paid B Beneficiary, Upon Death of Member, ly 37 deaths bre se creaniestios ion. c. te yt Esq., President. For further information SORUER'S SMITH, Secretary. Southeast corner rs aad @ sts, LW npn eae new. POF 8ALE—wousEs: 618. McLean avenue aw. bet. 3d and 434 sts,, 2-story Frame, 5 rooms and cellar, cals 81,300. 576. D bet. 2d and Sd sts. 8.w., io ‘22.9x109, im- He "CLAY osteo rot = SON, _0c18-6t stn, OR SALE—TO TeaTOaS RINT 5-ROOM Bricks; water and sewer; on wide ae lots 12x proved by 4-room Frame. jt shed: 000 will B12 North side N bet, 4k ond Sth ste.n.w, lot | os 2ae ast Alaa inlahed: $1, ech wall pas Se weaER 20,4130, improved by Z:story rg Res 2, $00. ‘oct S-Im* 620 Fst unm. rover par ane cole! . FR SALE—DY¥ FISH & MILLER, 1213 F st nw. rh st desirable 2- a beg utiful House on B st. bet. 9th and 10th sce ata. aw #8 brick front, ig i ee speaking furnace, &c. ; this house has magnificent view fom front windows and contains 1 1 re rooms, all in best order, and will be sold at a very low price as owner is leaving city. ocl POR SALE BY FISH & MILLE, 1213 F ST. XW. Aeplendid House on B st. a.w. bet. 1th and 14th, with two Vacant Lots ining Bouse; rooms with bath, a in complet order; price a es a prompt pure! 00 16-6t , OK an BY = MILLER, 1213 F st. new. * 3 Ver: Brick Houses, all mod, imp., Mass. ave. bet. 3d and 4th sts. ne, location, Dstory and basement Brick; Phe South hep h Lied York ave. bet, 17th and ie -story and basement Brick, 8 rooms, bat lar; %3, 00. 9 028. North side of W bet. 13th and 13th sta. nw., Q-story. Brick. 6 rooms: 10th tiear Rhode falandl ‘ave,, Frame House, lot 2021055 oe 00. and 224 sts. n.w., 2-story, 6-room vrame dices io apt oo 94.500, 713. F bet. 3d an rk story and base- th and Teh ren, Gal be sold ae the very ment Brick, § Toons and bet 00. 800 each, of 88,000 for all; rents for 825. K bet. 13th and 14th si 10-room Brick Sis! ie ra per month, over 8 per cent. investment, ool 2. W. Dwelling. elegantly tnished, crystal chandelier, 16 clonets ple id location; S110 bet. iy th and isihete., elegant 14-room Brick Dwelling; $10,000. itn oe 718. Le Droit Park, Larch st., desirable 2-story Brick Dein 6 rooma and bath: “mn ibe sold at s Kargatn, oS» Betck Howse; R bet. 19th oa Voth sts. n.w., 2-story Frame, 7 rooms, lot 21x116. 18. B, H. WARNER & CO., Bete LE feos ue NEW HOUSE, iebdwainely ianiahed, lot 100 foct asep to alley. Cash. 82.500; 850 9 month. Will sell below price to im- , or Will rent. JOHN O. JOHNSON, ocl9-3t 916 F st. how, FOE SALE nor SES—NORTHWEST, FE, SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 a st. ow Corner Property on 131 near M, 9 rooms, A Beautiful House on P bet. 9tb and 10th n.w. ; 10 best condition, BY feet froats ‘ain.......88,00U | Tooms; mod. imp. ; all in fine condition; is oftered at re Sst. near 15th, two-story and ‘cellar, 8 rooms, & very low figure and isa bargain. oc l6-tit nnkee gies arte Vor ou se 10 SAT SSEW 7:KOOM BRICK, NOH SIDE and V sts., 7 rooms... Wallach place only'9.-000; stall cash, payment, Get our ‘October bulle ce mouth! ERTFORD, 1419 G st. prs Bt SALE—1312 11Ta BT. SE SE ee FS SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ot. uw. A Beautiful New Brick House on 2d st. bet. Band G oe containing 9 rooms; all mod. imp.; oc: Fhe iis is © 0c 16-6t lot 20x128; stable and 300, cash; wo enelcrabinni nr Bl Dalance to suit; $2,000. eNO OR SALE-DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING. coll HIS East Capitol Hi storien, 19 roo "PGR set ines large stable; LE-FLAT IRON UARE OF GROUND | Tein ros, si aud five Frame Houses on 4th ate. 9, | 22-2 TH FISHEL & OO, 15EL st. nw. a: 140 feet front: rented at Bob B44 a is Fi, SALI = TWENTY YEARS TIME—WE JOHN F. DONOHOE, 313 East Capitol at 9-3t" have s few Houses, well located, northeast, that we b sinall cash payments, balance mouthly for Spenind of twenty yeas Bar’ pare 208, eae FRAME HOUSES AND 10 Ss Ourofice, SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, U2? ¥ st, by 130, on North pte new a dan hand iain Por sale East side 2d near F st., New 2-story-and-basement Brick, 8 rooms and beth, newly papered and painted. $3,700. Will exchange for unimproved city or sub- urban property. North side of Wallach near 14th st., 6-room Bay- Yeplenee. $5,090. Sort sige of between 10th and 11th sts., 6-room ‘window Bricks, all m.i, lhree new Bricks on 19th ween Land Mate. 6 yards and lawn in front. 24th st, 2-story Brick, 8 rooms, fas, , est side 24th between I and K sts.,6-room Frame, lot 142110 to 2, . = alley. #2,100. Fear. "810,00 ‘Three Dwellings on H bet. 2ist and 224 sts.. 3- story Bay-window Bricks, 7 rooms aud mite “boutl ide Prantlio ot, near New Jersey ave. 5- room Brick. $1.40. yi = On 6th 8. x alley. bye zero Brick S180 13x19 to improved ave. near 224 Bay-window Brick Lot 175105 ioalley” s1,600- TS, East side of 20th near K st. and facing Connecticut Sve, Lot 212140 to alley. 2. mde of 23d On bast near N st, Lot 54x80 to alley. g Pte side of N bet, 2ist and 22d sts., Lot 22x10. orth side of X near 14th st, 16x140 to alley. Offer South side of O Orego: bet. and Lots, each 18x97 Talley. 81, as aera North side Q bet, Zist and 22d sts, Lot 20x90 to ans. 83, Corner New Hampshire a d Lat. ; improved rveral Small Frawes; ©4168 square fect. ner “orth side S st near New Hampshire ave,,Lot 2354x90 KS bet. iti and 20th sta, 3 Lots, cach 15x100. Orth side of E bet, 220 and 234 sta., 60x106, wide wer wide alley. oa poy weaod of Dumbarton ave. near Sst st. East side 11th near H st. ne., Lot 60 by sboct 100. ‘Thi dings og bree Build Lots on Riggs st,, 45x47 to alley. Corner 2fih and K sta. 902183, Good for coal yard depot. Per square Toot 7: “ CHEAP HOUSES. orth side N st. near V: it . Splendid Three- story Bricg, 10 rooms and bath. $10,500 Nor.h side G st. — ‘Sth st. and. tact ing Pension Ofes rottuds, Lanse Threeatory Brick Dwelling. 12 rooms and 0,000. Baek D or WESCOTT & WILCOX, Beal Estate Brokers. 1907 Pa. ave. n.w. ___FOR SALE—LOTS. __ 0c19-3t Fe SALE—FINE dors. ON CONN, “AVE. 24 ft, front tor Bt, ft. requare ft. Apply oD eRaN . BW, Fok S42 NOUCE THIs LIST OF BARGAINS— A Ghotce Lots on New Hampshire ave. above Dupont circle. On Stoughton and Rosuoke, high and healthy, at re- duced price. ‘On 14th st. extended, fronting the Barber mansion and rhnnins to 2U-ft. 4 hey, at 1:39, Op Maryi eC, D'and E sis, near Stanton pari Best corners in Eckington and Brooklan: Corners in College Park at 2c. avenues “im perfect order. Also houses for ©2,600 to 83,01 Sica prices o! JOHN 0. JOHNSON, | Fok SALE HAVE, A NUMBER OF CHOICE Speculative Pieces of Ground in the eastern part Sf iown: lower than surrounding prices and sure to advance. ulate on application. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1006 F st. n.w. ses! and Dat. se; 202100 to Brice 60c. per square foot a barvaiai. Get. elem sts. sw.: Lot 7] feet front: proved by two-story frame dwelling; price 65c. square foot, tm: . per Apply to iF. COA S00, w. _9019-3t ‘S00 Behet, aw JOR SALE—FIVE DESIRABLE LOTs ON PAT- terson st. between North Capitol and Ist sts, me; 0x87 to 10-fovt alley; only Zoe. per square foot. dios, 3. FisHER £8e8 cl 324 F st, Fk SALE -FINEST BLOCK OF LOTS ON F ST. n.e. between th and 7th; 80 feet deep to alley; sewer, parking und pavement; only Lots left in that front. WKIGHY & STOCKETT, 510 F st.n.w.0cl¥-s" F° FE SALE—TWO LOTS ON FORTH SIDE, OF st. between oth and oth very dost JOR SALE-20,000 TO 30,000 SQUARE FEET Ground on line of Electric railway, L.w. Two fine Corner Lots, 90 feet deep, 55¢. per foot. 31,000 square feet,'sq. 1089, Lot on Dat ae. 6 70c. per foot. a Gi FOR SALE—A GOOD BUILDING Lo’ near N, Capitol. 20x120 to alley ocl S-ut KEDFORD W. WALKE! Fe SALE—A VALUABLE 2 BUILDING. LoT 0) St near Dupont circle, price Jon10 15-4 alley. ‘ON enue KR SALE—NO. 2460 P ST. N. ; LoT x 2ennee, improved by Frame Dwellitig ip good repair. uable ofer refused. W. AILEY eT) ~ = BARGAINS — CHOICE LOTS AT Forest Mies, Md Small payment down, moutnly. HEKIFORD, e16-3in 1419 G at, Fett SaLE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT, FRONTING South 70 feet on Massact husetts ave. ne. between th and, th sta. ; only $1.20 if sold this month, pitol st, JOR RENT—53 D ST. N. Ww. Rp | A fA HANDSOME LY FUE: MiSaED Queen Pond Pegs eontais ven rooms and > i =o ue ROBERTSON 313 BEALL. asi ‘® Co. Olt RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE IN FASHION. able location, near the Normandie, Arlington and Other hotels. everything complete for immediate occu- FoR RENT—AT 150 PER | MONTH, ost fashionable nec of Wi ELY F UnNINHED HOUSE, bare rents ® bargain to ® yearly teuant Box 4. Star aThisbome te, and couvenientiy arru rooms; near Duy Ir F222 KENT— 1921 N sT_N.W.; J, A. SETTLE & CO. saaerepied for amumber of years past b Admiral 1225 F st. ch: three storiea aad basements hard wend Snish: cabinet, mantels; all, mod. Smpe tat S100 [House on Champlain per year. vacant let November. Wy 810 eel a-3t* BH. WARNER & CO. Jk RENT—712 STH 81.5. iW. {BRICK THREE ‘and basement FARAH ECO, {0K KENTENTIRE BUILDING NOKTHWE-T athern exposure; cor. 7th and L nw.; has elewan month oF 1:500" per year, ‘address BW: Pade oor and 12 ‘ros a tar office. ‘ook 2-2" Monee WC. DUVALL, WES Fst = RENT—1413 OTH ST. APPLY TO 1403 FP youn at. or 714 15th at, ‘0010-1 {OR RENT—508 STH ST. N.W., LAK oom Bric! k Dwellin@, nice order; NT—FURNISHED— st me. Store, Dwelling and Stable: Fine House on prominent & oa Seven-room Brick Dwell TAS6 Cat a, Sz-room Bete 30, 5 Myrtle FQOR RENT—860 FOR ATTRACTIVELY nished Eight-room House with Stable. Fenty miuutes from T: FISHER, Star office. 3 _ cel ae* “Whig a & STOCKETT, S10 Fat. Fok, BEST ool d-: ES RENT_PURN SHED_FIGHT. ROOM MOD- ern Brick Dwelling, centrally lucated, nicely fur. eo chadine chins, — DUVALL, #25 F at, oc19-3t piano. Only $85._W. C. DUVALL. 025 F at. 010-38 Ross KENTA DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE on = thet b n.w., Brick, 3 stories and rooms and bath; all spodeen = pg Per month $125. For spect apply to H.W. eS co, ool 916 Fst. uw. ——— at. BW Fe; Pare, a By X.' tire KOOMS cl O20" Eee aw. aris Frm) xD FE 5 mL con 5 rE ocl2-2w alley und worth 0c. per foot ace Pension buil z §:3t" JOUN F. DONOHOE, a Beit Capitol st. st? - = JOR SALE—FURNITURE AND LEASE OF FInST: | JyoR SALE—220 7TH ST. “ROOM Bere Ot ear: Sth at aed Dae ee poem | Kos cas RS nee a = ¢ House of Forty Rooms: under hotel Fentne Howse; mod. Sape.; lot S0s110; stable aud unprovements: price, $18,900. Apply he ishieh ‘ 3. B. HERTFORD, Management, For particulars address Box 10, Star alley. | A barzain rtm ey ea 2 0c10-1in 1419 Get, office. 0016-61" | oct jOHN a DONOHOF, 313 Fast Capitol at. | SC YP FOR LOTS 20x00 BEST SPECULATION “1242 BOUNDARY ST. SEVEN Rooms, | JA'%, SALE -w £ orn poe Epes YER arraacr: FRGESALE-LOTS IN NEW ADDITION TO BROOK. Hi ope eg inpa.; Lot 26 to 0-foot alley: | ijotween ath aud Sth sta. ne. at reasuuable prices aud | AogitRd OW easy terms, These lots are adjacent to the tine with 4 lotm 4200 fe, 8800, oF 16 | SOOV CHT UalaNes tovaule BE.NOD.” on easy terms. ‘For particulars apply te most elevated und improv fiiehcst bidder by ‘Nov. 1. Apply GiBzintaes ocli1in | Sects ae! HORN F DONO GE 3 East Capitol st. WORMSTED e BRADLE’ manding fine view. (All kinds of trust growing Sn the R'@ ‘& CO, ‘BANKERS. “ TORS SALE-DELIGHTFUL yctelient cond NEAR oc3-Im 927 F Rirects. parties. who Duiid at an early date E st.; 9 rooms and bath; excellent cot 3 speci Call at once snr ia ag eg Naeger a spet et | FPQEAGMCE EAU? GQUE COP, PESTRARLS | err! Pi bee Gan teen LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. gain. Only 89,500. B. F. GILBERT & CO, roa Rat, andor cons Wa Eocemaaasd eropeets. HENRY Wee CHLEN & BATCH! 1216 Fst. new: so8-1in “3t_ | VAIL, cor. 11th and Esta. n pats GXE}REST ALLOWED OX THae DerostTs. | TCoReAEeK TINE HOUIE-¢RODMEDED a 90:.¥ OFAN ELGAST ieguoom | PRAp Atte ee me DOTS REACT ‘ue Jocation: if'sold at once can be had ‘suitable for an Army or Navy officer or | university aud electric cars; seven trains each way = WORLD DO MOVE" REMEMBER THE | for #15,0 14000; Forfull particular RE ES Member of Congress; by hot water; two bath | daily from South Brookland ‘station; streets #0, fost Clock.” BAMBAY has cut the TI 1304 Fst. Tooms and all ot glenn improvsnicata Price Wide and in conformity with plan of city ; lote at from leaned, $1; first-class main-epringy, R SALE—1405 SIST ST. N.W., TEN ROOMS, | sonable. W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1319 Fat. oclstnol | Sto lu ceuts per foot eney tore, For piateand fur- Werraited one Eg Nha Foci ge tended Mina Dn modern conveniences, well built, nice location. & R SALE_O11 18TH ST. N.W, SPLENDID ther er informal t SHY: we defy compelsia™ | bargain tt taken no T. py Fx ‘and Basemient Brick House, coutaining 12 | 1000F st a.w., or 0. DENIGOM, B20 Fat new. = oioat 1304 F st. nw. bath ponen, bo. Mewly reaed 23 | _seze-am ALE_A BARGAIN IN ANEW. HANDeoME | {hroushiont: ee mace Bove all B SALE—WE OFFER AS SPECIAL BARGAINS PERSONAL. ‘Of Soom Brick ou Be st bet. Lath aad Pate Bee ee P Sscescre Foe $11,000. BEALL, Lot 29, sai apres = = Lot 203100 fect to alley. ‘This is one of the best 1 oc: and 8, 92 feet WHLLADY LEAVING CAR AT WASHINGTON | tions in city. If sold ins fow ais Brice $11,000. {OR SALE—THE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, 1763 | Seo hones, Let ou NH ave, Cirele Sunde night communicate whe | ocl! Sth and F sts, ‘Mass. ave.; twenty-two 1 large with 43 feet front ob 16331 at. postie? Address Box 130, Star office. oesiste ete tries, two bath rooms ud basement’cellat; tis boace | 18.3 feet front mio M R SALE—NEW mavE OOM BRICK HOUSES | {Ties two ® tocon Dull well | _se24-2m WN & CO., 1321 Fat. SY, DIFFICULTY OR TRELICATEBERVIOE ON CST. N.E.; $4,000. aah TERMS. Vey | adapted to enterainiar sod is is he of i moet fa en jonable of Washington; 000, JOHN Adress ALPHA, Starofice, MI CHSauINgEE® | _oel0-3t 1907 ¥ ST N.W._ | SHERWAW & 00. 1407 Pat se28-im pee ION SALES. PIANos TUNED IF, YOUR PIANO 18 OUT. OF Fis 3800 FoR 5 Bra BE DALANCE ON 20 YEARS" | 3 Cor & LOWENTHAL Ne bas 1020.0 ain on not ‘obtain a home? “SWORMBTRDT & R 037 7th at mw. Us 3 Massachusetts | Secerel Rew Brake 3800 payee as oy Soe We ocZ1-1w"_| “ Cheap for cash or month PPEARANG DURABILITY AND COLOR GUAR- Asie ar 6. yn stock, @2 22. fizirns er, S10, iu stock, $12, Fit and work Tnaushiy wuaranteed or nowsle.” & STRAS or & SOD Vii? Fst nw. etm a3 SES 810 Fst. UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE eee A Williams & Co. Comm tly. at tended to and to confidential. open all eee Manager, 920 ¥ vc tow. Cri SERVICE Sy giaeel QUESTIONS 5. Ww. aR et oA AW Tey tes Ss. 8e30-1mo* Ses AND a re A AS Gaz Done U Up at Rensonable Prk and Me Charge. EVO! cy under our eongrol; ane han ae ; strictly all wool. EI fi i=] bea eit ths rk aw. Jie ir edie ote sold at: orcallatGloDet al myl HOTELS. ‘Coe re OTEL Wi SER rea ae 2:30 p.m. a EBBITT HOUSE, Fo ae RESIDENCE ON TRE XE. R BALE-TWO NEW, SIX-ROOM BRICK = pwd Se aeeilbenee Fae 38 per month: lot also. Aoi: = a: a any 1,000. CAY WOOD & GARieT eRSEY © CO- ISthet and New Yorks 001 9-St 1300 F et. nw: POE SALE GA, SEEHOOM “BRICK CIs, SW: 125% thernoney, i sold femodiatsiy, tele gett ont Fiz RARE 2a. com root Brick; aod “ape WOOD & GARRETT, 13th st. aud N. ¥- ave. ocl9-gt* | Feat ott bs. G. BENSEY &.00., On Ga SALETIN A RICE, Ice, Gorter r LOOALITY, ome se26-1m, st. Bow. from Patent a eo elk Bs PS eafioB SGankert 1 OE ave. WINTER RESORTS. a ar ORK SALE—A BARGAIN—A NEW 6-KOOM AND Fitatiyswindow ‘House, with all mod. im) in northwest; convenient to cars, o $300 cash, balance 225 per mon: A row of New 6-room and Bath Houses, with all mod. imps., el shed: only = few minutes’ walk trom the 600 each. tmpes inore raed Perkin oes ith tnd side; ou 15th er, Brick. Tn.w This bows cas be botaht eee A 4 powEr. setae ee sea Fe yy ee one ig poe ik and thes, ors jena ore Be gece me Sass ° Beem | p hese oA thoroughly, on Tin bok oa Saa Tem ane: OB00 tacks aacall Coa Bay Iatge 3 parking fs tooats only pe Ppa sth oo ust. 15th for 001 9-3t =: BOARDING. Lk , 2-3 TS AK AND ‘neATi ot ING THE ENTIRE ‘Sroce 2 Or a DE WHO Ff TO VACATE ON ACOUI Seiepes ING, DEALERS AND PRIV. BICY! Soa Srnoxe Ispvceaexts IN PRICES OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING A magnificent line of Overcosts fag Men from @5 for eee fore Pine Silkor ‘Business and Dress Suits from 96 for s Good Work- ing Suit to $28 for s Fine Granite Prince Albert Suit. Boys’ Overcoats from $3.50 to $15. Boys’ Suits from 62.50 to $15. Odd Pants, immense variety. CITY AND_DISTRICE. Judicious Advertising CREATES many a new business: ENLARGES many an old businessy REVIVES many a dull business; RESCUES many a lost business; SAVES many a failing business; PRESERVES many a large business; SECURES success in any business, To “advertise judiciously,” use the columns of Tar Evextxa Stan. Everybody in the District reads it; and, in proportion to the returns it yields dvertisers, Us rates are much te cheapes!. pte etd ancneas dentine MISLAID LEGAL PAPERS. This morning in the Court in General Term Mr. R. D. Mussey called the attention of the court to the difficulties attorneys sometimes encounter in regard to papers filed, which are sometimes taken from the clerk's office, re ceipted for and then mislaid outside of the office. He noted the fact that recentiy, through the clerk, he had been successful, after a six years’ search, in obtaining-papers in « case which should have been disposed of long since. The rulesasto law papers require copies, but in the equity cases no such rule applies. In view of the experience he and otbers had bad he submitted the following rule for the consideration of the court and asked that this or some such rule be passed: * All papers filed with the clerk in any cause shall be numbered consecutively in that cause in the docket and upon the papers themselves. A copy of all pleadings in any cause shall be served by the party filing the same upon the adverse party or his attorney, solicitor or proc- tor, if he has appeared. All written and printed exhibits produced on hearings or references before the auditor of the clerk or any master, commissioner or examiner thereof sball be, 80 far as practicable, securely attached to and incorporated with the report, deposition or the like. The papers filed in any cause shall re- main in the custody of the court and shall not he taken from the cour. house except by him (for the purpose of binding, copying or the like) or the justices, or for the transmission to the Supreme Court of the United States with « record when so ordered. A convenient room shall be provided for the examination, under the direction of the clerk, of the files by at- torpeys and others ; intere ted. DISTRICT Gov ERNMENT. A PROTEST AGAINST MR. HAZELTON'S APPOINTMENT. The Commissioners today received a letter from J. D. Croissant protesting against the ap- pointment of George C. Hazelton as attorne or the District. The letter asserte that Mr. Hazelton as attorney entered into a speculative agreement with Alonzo Sands to context the will of Timothy Sands, agreeing. so the h states, to defray all costs and charge noth for his labor if he faiied in the litigation, but to receive 15 per cent of the estate if he won The affidavit of William Mayse to the effect that he had heard Alouzo Sands say that his agree- ment with Mr. Hazelton was of the character described is filed with the letter. WILL NOT ALLOW HIM To WITHDRAW HIS BID. The Commissioners have declined to allow M F. Talty to withdraw bis bid for constructing sewers on 18th street and other streets, Mr. Talty wished to withdraw his bid for the reason that he bid on the entire amount of work and Rot part of it, as the Commissioners awarded. eee Bar Rooms Near Religious Institutions. Ata special meeting of the officers and teachers of the Whitney avenue Union mission held yesterday a preamble and resolution of- fered by the superintendent, Wm. A. Gatley, were unanimously adopted, setting forth that as “it is our opinion that Sec. 4, a, of the re- cently promulgated regulctions governing the issuance of licenses tor the sale of liquor in the District of Columbia should properly apply to religious as well as educational institutious, the Commissioners be requested not to issue a license to any person to seli liquor within the distance specified in said Sec. 4, a, (400 feet) from the p chapel owned and occupied by this mission.” —— Still Investigating Ex-Clerk McDevitt. The case of McDevitt, the late permit clerk of the water department, who was dismissed for misconduct in office, is still being investi- gated, and not a day goes by but that some plumber calls upon Capt, Lusk to make some statement about the matter. Among several plumbers who called today was Mr. Perry of the firm of Perry & Suit. “His statement was that during the month of December he called upon McDevitt and deposited £10 to make « cut. When he called for the balance between the amount deposited and the cost of the re- pair, he says, he was informed that the repairs cost something over €8 and the difference be- tween that and the £10 originally deposited could not be paid until after the Commissioners approved the report. Mr. Perry says be hos never received a cent of the money. Capt. Lusk says that he intends to thoroaghly im- Vestigate the matter. _——— Justice Hagner Home Again. Justice Hagner returned home Saturday from his summer vacation, the lerger portion of which he spent in Europe, and was warmly con- gratulated at the court house today, his trip — had the effect of greatly improving his ealtn. ae The Case of Miss McBride. ‘This morning in the Court in General Term the case of Mary Jane McBride, sentenced No- vember 3, 1884, to four years in the poniten- tiary, was set for hearing on Monday next, on motion of W.8. Flippin, defendant's counsel. Miss McBride was charged with setting fire to house 515 Lith street June 30, 1887, and was con- victed in November last and sentenced, but numerous exceptions were taken during the tricl, on which the case will now be reviewod. J. 7%. McFarland, colored, convicted of the same offense, was sentenced to two years in the The Choctaw Claims Case. In the Equity Court, Judge Cox, today, Mr. Coleman called up the case of ex-Senator Doo- little against Cochrane and others (claimants for fees for prosecuting the Choctaw claim.) The prayer of this bill is that the court de- cree that all who have received a portion of the fund through H. E. McKee shall pay the same into the registry of the court and subject it to ‘ap accounting. The case was set for Thurs- The bones nor money The Women’s Christian Association. A number of the members of the Women's Christian association of this city will go to Baltimore tomorrow to attend the international conference of the Women's Christian associa-