Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1889, Page 3

— LEN Dupont Circle, 11 rovms, large collar iawn” bells, mous FOR SALE—HOUSES. Ld THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1889 FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS. HOUSE, 2023 HILLYER PLACE, os P ern iraprovements. : ave" 1049 Vt ay. nlw., Gr #22. poh KEN NEUGNINHED, 18, ay e-O1S-59, D, 1307 F etn 718, 1 AND | ia a0 ie m.t., newly repaired; $20 each. Fatiersoa at u.¢ ‘corner North ble; white stable. i} 31 re s poreh and Stonce by an ‘exceptionally ced tenan' 12-3" water and aVenient to 1A MS. 1505 om RENT—HOUSE 175 ionable part of the northwest Fst. §. Sloss & BROWS, W350 F st. bow. “y OTH ST SE, FRAME: Gas, | nite, €18; house in good condition: | 18th «i market. Apply to Ps ‘ ts. tm 1K REN, Sire “i is north of Q st 230-s,tu,th i KENT—W HF ail persons di on 1330 “14-340 Wear 207K at Rene 1551 Uae 21st, ret 7 NEW JERSEY AVE. | $80 ra gueth rooms; ali privat Tuquire of A. pores Fix TWO BEAUTIFUL‘Y FU Houses near esa terms. B us KOBEL! 1th st veer H st. uw, _ ail -3t mR Fe seven roms and bath: concrete celiar; Fema all in best condition. 110 New York ave. Dw. JOR RENT—201 L ST. NW eled; 9 rooms, beth. pantry. provements. bw. it RENT—TWO-STORY BRICK; SIX KOOMS, bath and cell x Fomere ion Re eabove is only » ks. For full ust Sletand 15tn. andar} H at. cars and herdics; all mod. iny BB 706 L ST_N —1905 rooms, bath and all “mod OR KENT—1 120 aa AMES x VOOREES, 1418 F st uw, BAY WINDOW, all modern ICK, LATELY ne and cellar; modern Apply to M.-C! SHEA, Sd ind 1, ots, pply ripen 106 n.e., two squures PORE UNF: a aN NISHED. Soe 8s, Wit 7 (wenson)y ULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR THESE HOUSES ONGY BY Puiatis Phos Oc HILL rooms, Kas, Water 4} tended, & rooms, cellar, —FUh iT. 5 elar under house; neated by. latribes. permit to iuspect apply JAMES M APARTMEN IS. fur. spartinent in the jmmediate newhbor- of Chamberlin's ia Purragut — a 150 500 Yth st. bet. id Lets. } 5S nd orth, Capitol at 150 Pat. ‘near Dup son square. 150 H. ave, bet. Mand sts. 150 . WV. bet ME N133.33 M ‘bet! 1sth and 10th. 130 G st. bet 19th and 20th, 125 ‘OF- nee ECTED PARK ST., MI a bath . COMP table iinen, china, wiass ins 11 reciis,well adi pass ao torme opp at 1sHED—1100 137TH | SMITH, Artist, 6th and Mass. ave, family, ‘Furnished immediate posse 10 TOW, 615 71h st. 0 ag ISHED HOUSE, ALL REA owners leaving city. Low rent ee Apply to owner, 914 34 st n.w privat EEN 77H cae Paes stew. ae ee ‘Ii-room Hovaen: tot 2x1 BH. WARNER & CO. ‘916 F at. =< Fee 000-8500 CARH. BALANCE. $25 Pea ope ted id 20 50 ‘tor vied CA Fat.ow. al2-3t a wice, Cag abe ag 1ICK HOUSE: Fas Broome, beth sad eat Ae Rete lea (<a 7OR SALE—A GREAT BALGAIN, 10 NICE BRI renting Yor ‘Sido: per monte inn Prollties. , “Thees bouese will jess than ‘8 prol yurchaser. rable ‘iuvowtment. Gall at sine Tou aud H sts, nw. Fou SALESTENR aM BRICK DWELLING ON & sts. Phdod and 0 convenient to Foy enum, agp 85.001 CHARLES Ww. diz. Real Estate, O21 F st 2 DW. FOE, SALETTHAT NEW HANDSOME. CORNER Dwelling at northeast corner of K.L ave. and 12tb st nw; lias all the latest conveniences aud is but best work: manner. For ftur.ber partic inquire of HARLES W. at ‘Owner, es ‘921 F st. nw. {OR SALE—GOOD INVESTMEN’ BOR Now toca Beste ee eat bet. 17th and a mod. imps. ; each $1,800. Five New §-roow Brick Houses on 234 st. bet. E and F sts, ; mod. imps. ; 81,690. ight New 4-room ‘Brick Houses on N.Y. ave. bet. 2iets and 22d sts; each $1,200. Six Prick ‘Alley Houses; ‘rented at $60 per month; for all $6,900, CHARLES W, HANDY, Real Estate, 931 F Tul RY Tian Brick. bay. "ppdow in one of the prettiest icy ns on Capitol Hill;a bargain at $5,700. CHAS. SRTELDS” Ob z i aw. ale Bt FE SLES EES CENT INVESTMENT SIX Neatly Duilt | Six-zoom aren ne: rater, sewer, ren| price, each, or offer tor ree Or the six “Callan wt, bef. 6th ona'7th, K and L ats _di2-3t WHIGHT & : stociinn, 810 F at.n.w. Eicht-room Bricks,uew,un C bet. ast « ats now. 7 Aion anual casts pay inente: bal ot WHIGHT & SLUCKELT, BOF enw Fu BEST THOSINESS CORNER ON F STREET, _ aire STEIGEK & meine eT F st. nw. Fu /SALE—COMPLEIELY FURNISHED HOME, rooms; lane south front yard; wide lot: & lined cas ceutral y er aghborhood; chesp’ tor cash: leaving x ‘ott a Po ANE cee HOUSE, 9 ROOMS, hall rooms and pantry; # Seu of @ house: 1414 Sth st. nw. ; 88,000, < Fe SALE—ON HOWARD AY T. PLE: wee Hausoue, News 10- Foon Mloabe beth ond eel Furnace and cistern’ large lot; only 87,000. KED- 4 FOKD W OU6 F st. n.w. Fe SALE—W ST. NEAR 13° tory Hay-window Brick, & rooms and bati lot 16x75 to alley: ae Ooms aud baths il tod Ex O00. REDFORD W. W fies ‘R OF GTH AND F taice of ‘GU feet om F. Very desirable sits for office building ‘oF flats, Ww ‘OUNG, HOUSE O. ¢ Tooms and bath; mod. kay terns. Cay WOUD. OSS Oth st @ pr bay window, press ty 84.100. A. ae SALE 1528 BSW. ELEGANT WN a eae droge g Seer ee sate ; cublnet man- cited iy obiural sng and steam Rest. ies Sas hiteen iat Berth men P. YOUNG, Rome a good investment, ae Fo, ee = DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROP- 410-3t a Large and Cot 5 1 F Peis fron tae ecrounaa ate. op city, and oo" de oar prices, ‘on ea: erm r Tousee and lot a ll porta the a | Re W. 0. DEP ON. Real Fstate Agent, a Foe SALES PARGE DocBLe auee ene Mansion, with large yard and stable. near, Ascen- ion chureh’ “Address Box 11, 81 a9-lm ‘OR SALE—CALIGRAPH, RO, 2; LITTLE meee ase; completes price 820. at R SALE-K FOUR-TEAROED fine driver, also quod, for A inquire 513 7th st, floor; evenings at Fa = i ANDSOME ones Ee aged from prize winning stock, nw. arse” R SALE—C. APH TYPEWRITER: GOuD ‘addreos ‘M. CRAIG, 613 M ‘st n.w. OR SALE — PASSENGER, | AND | FREIGHT Fekaonr og es L4-foot pean: light BERLAND & SO IN, Fest.uw. dl2-lm rR ma Seas BARGAISS ote poly Ha the pe ‘une Square Grand, worth 350...... iproaiepoptar palepmiers on monthly pay- ments of $10, or good discount for cash. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania ave, ‘OR erie PAIR OF batter Le ‘prec HORSES; bands; wi will be F rect ich ; Eresionen oe wg _a12 R SALE—A BARGAL TAciOME ‘SIX-YEAR- vld Ho: aud geutle; will 5 anywhere: carriage or e175. RW. Lx B.W. oa atte ie ‘930, 945 AND 947 8 ST. X.W., Jers Desirable i deep to.) #1. publicallsy : houses mew and thors it 300 aa Price 87.900 <a 108. J. FISHER & CO. SALE-A UEAUTIFUL CORNEN PROPERTY, Aes Farragut ot eee DW. ae a SIX-ROOM pe Rearly 9 per cant on tek investuent. Terms’ ae | elorant i Nev, Nine-room Bay-window Brick: all ak hesidences; low each 10%. Oia, OF OF Te ote mces Io: ft. publ thoroughly 1324 Fst. n. FR Lot, w ile double residence THOMAS 5- FISH BA ‘Bcase ‘convenient to cars; rad anes Ped park: Tiare lots ou mide sgn Ae sieht ar dow ai 18:dx1807on Toth at eae SB. ge 26-1m i 142 BR SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, Oe ST. N.W., FE BRICK HOUSES, Wire Mo are L, WTF. F K Ibt. cee Oc2ds 10t 10 13 A it. D. & il mo. Fan bene 6 79 D 13 8,000) L bt, N.Cap.& 1st.6r: Cot 200) H bt.G & 7 me.,7F.. New Hamp. ave. bet. L. gud M, Or. and vacant Tot on on 220 st. BOx58. at. bet. ¢ uth aud 10th ats., st cD ep will sceuanee. ih es—cheap for 3] Fe eee ae TKABLE DWELLING IN NEW York city; 830,000; or will make ep gy s city house here, in first- Clase locality, of value of #40, eee 000, va paying aiifereuce iu cash. AL. BA, ABER 9,500 mow 2 frames, ioe’ SALE— Fei 2101 and '1103 New Hampshire ave. and 2155 L ehave been authorized to offer for » few ays ‘Si greatly sod Prices these elegant Stone and Brick Dwellings, containing eleven und twelve rooms, beautifuily papered and freseoed and all modern im- provements, a7-6t" DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, 810 F st. n.w. ‘ORT! VOR SALE-NEW DWELLINGS IN TH Agee ection arom 9205 0,0 ana ay, 380, Nit tn a7 RK SALE—JI Que Pair Very sian Well od stylish, Miele arivere'st low teures. “Gall je drivers SfOck RAISEC Iu teat 1012 Lith st 2. al FE SALE—FEW CHOICE SEA’ ae APly L104 Oth at Mw to? pa F SALE—OALL OR WRITE FOR BOOK on “Fointe to Consider” in purchasing a Horse and Diseases of Horses aud their Kemedies, with price- list of Horse Blankets, We aro, the largest dealers in Horse Blankets aud © WOODWARD & LOTHROP, an Corner 11th and F sts. n.w. Fre. SALE—FINE, LIGHT COUPE ROCKAWAY, od as new ; best make: wreat banguin. Also double X bess, STABLE rear 1301 4 sh 1LW. Fe SALE-LIGHT TOP BU; INES aN AgON, used one month; good nu od bust rake. or family horse cbt t sell. vhivate STABLE, YOOSTSt ste mew. te 1s OR SALE. FICE A RSAME. i Ate Fuge st 708 sai ot le Unison, Double Sound, Square: 4 LL. WILD ‘0 be seen at G. J{OK SALE—A Hi quire at 1727 Py Gonnerticetere ‘OK SALE—HANDSUME SouE EL MARE Me Fue high; sound; yer; wiil make @ rron Bertect coupé plage. A AF ao Wats BoA WORSEN, 17th and M sts. n. ded ‘iL sR oe SECOND- HAND COU! TERS. SHELV- od condition; suitable for “Goods. Store. “Address Box 4, Star a1 i-6ee FQh Sates SLIGHTLY USED CHICKERING Square Piano. Apply at Bradbi Kooms, 12: ‘ Penusylvania ave, URN OF ELE’ Toom House; almost new house Full of roomers; wt Jocation ; chance for any one ‘Star llice. ithe SALE—NICELY chine Se AN. nee ~ ive Cottage of 8 rooms, with large yard, at Mount Pleasant; in splendid order; price only $3,000; terms 500 cash and part balauce ee Byer imonth. t 3 20 F st. n.w. 500 WILL BUY BA 302 Massachusetts ay modern improvewents; DAVID D. STONE, S00 ves “RENT- Kkhode Isiand ENT 16c8 VALLE’ Brick, e Island ave, FTOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE iro FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penn. ave. Dw. 8 Ey LOWES? 820,000. 10,000. 29,000. rity G Rooms 1 and 2, FRANCIS B. io! tate; uv delay. Ot 40 a inonth to a Apply to. 7-1 Mex TO Lo. promupt, permanent ten JOHN'S AERIS! S10 F S it RENI— LEASE—ON PENNSYLVANIA, AVE. ‘Mansion. ative abfor business oF residence purposes: oue-of the mest corners in the city. We and ee 10th aud F stew rally furnished BO. HOLTZMA’ JOR RENT—By Fis $ MILLER, 1213 7 TX ‘These Besutiful and Well-fturnished Li UNFURNISHED. Sth st, pw. weer lows circle. 10r. . Mt. Pleasant, Gr and stable. Str, cor.22d & E sts.12.50 Stable malley bet. 19th ¥a av. ET a7-1m M 10th ist ae oa a — 3 uses ob Champlain ve. near bds.-68 aud 10 19th and H ste now, NEAR ‘A fine Corner Property. suit- ‘THOS. J. fizaea | J Wagunn. Housel! ©, HOLTZMAN, REAL &S- ‘0 LOA’ Sout ; charges 300 fut Succ ie 08 Sotb ne Qh we LAF 10to Oto 13 } Ors, pom 10022) Fearoe we cae 1ST F ot uw, “00 $500, VOU cont, No f ocl8-3m 0 LOAN-SUMS OF elit and lnsyer wtune at O yer cout on city real es- estate secinity in Washington city. ULLINANE & © Me LUAY peoasity fh cums vo sult, 0, You ae MONE! t Low Interest ou Furniture, Pianos, id Goods principal and interest payable iu Weekly or mot ents; no removal of Kuvds frou reside — Ud, Star office. 1s Sttdand 6 percent ou approved real estate secur rate. KR. b. 4 WMENT, 1 satcd by slonmns — bought at hice ces. it reasvuable terns. Apply to M. Large a ae; pectalt 0 300 AT 6 PER GLO. F. GRAHAM. 1319 F at, NIN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL ay. G09 F st nw. E ON GOOD REAL ALBERT F. FOX, OF st. hw, ONEY TO LOAN ON STOCKS, BONDS, GOOD Commercial Paper snd other securities. Ro de~ DW. 1010 #500 TO LOAN Horses, or other personal property: Aly SUMS OF 0070 $10, 000 . H. SAUNDERS & CO,, 407 F st. ‘TN LARGE AND MAL SUMS VE rity, vii eau H ite MPI." F st. nw, NT TO BORROW MC as ON YO! CR E_A. McINTIRE, 915 FE AND sONTINE POLS t cash pris Louis negotiated ‘TO LOAN ON D.C. PROPERTY in sulus to suit at 5 and Conn, av. ¢rear)...25 $50, 000 10th ond F ste.n. We | se14-3m ‘TO LOAY AT Sand per cent ver anna, Hoge IN SUMS TO SUL’ STAKGAKD' Beal Estate: Loats and Tusurance, G13 loth st. bw, Mo 20.88 | afew sume ot & te ful Bet ne fase. FURNISHED HUUSES, Ith st. o'r Kl Gr s: Conn.ave. near K, Dupont circle, 1 iF. H. SAUNDEFS & C SOHN siteu tan & CO. 1407 F at, ur. iw Bib Liz. O., Su ONEY TO Loa LALG. Uns at Howat Rate ou Keal Estate Security, HUICHINS, f JOSEY ‘YO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE IN SUMS Uf $3,000 W 600,000. TO is’ Suhte Prom 500 UPWALD, AT THE LOWEST KATE OF isthiksr KEAL bSYATE 1) THIS DISTRICT, oO HOLLZMAN, certs 10th and F sts, hy AND SMALL 1$3,900 at o per cent, BULKLEY & Cu., 14) Fst. AUSTIN P. BROWN, ‘Keal £state wnd Loans, 1410 F st. uw. Glover Busia | Washington, | miore rapidly tian in any oth OR SALE—A NICE HOME ON STH ST. Nw. near Q; Brick; six rooms; central location. 100; & M) cash, balanes monthly, vid GANT HOU! wy Hanipoliiee ave. just complete, inent no better property can be found in Permanent tenauts wre ready to take both ses at 8 rental that will pay 7 per cent net on the invretinent, and the prop uancing in value JOR SALE—THOSE. and 110: For ive: silt Fe HA OF the lute Sex Yulee, located near the intersec- ton of Comnee Ueut ave. and ISth st-, below Dupont © property is one of the finest mm the city, and the house contalus s parlor, couservetory, muse room. library, ding room, lerge sitting room, bull and butler's pentry on main floor; five chambers, with dressing rooms attached, and bath room on sec- ond fluor; six chambers,bath 1ovu, and cedar closet on third for; threo servants’ chambers and two store basement coutsins billiard room, . drying room, wine cellar, servants’ e aud store rooms, electric bells and wires for lighting as chandeliers; wost improved system of stexm heating; porie cochere, aud all miod~ ern iinprovements: the hi handsomely decorated y Latarge; the lot contains 6.047 square feet of und; price $100,001 t a Tooms in atts Iw. SIDE cr oF FOR SALES THE HANDSOME the late Mr. Justice Matthews, One of the finest aud best located in’ t cis eine on the corner of Connecticut ave. and N st. te the Lyritish: fewation, ancl coutaiuing, with the stable lot about 8,200 square feet of wround. The resi- ius twenty rooms, Laving # larKe square hall, Feception toon, drawing rooin, music root wud dink Homi on Zain Soor, afl communicating. Stable an Carriage House ou ning lot. Price es much less than the present value of the pound aud the improvements. Full iculars luspect furnished = app eee 1 aie - SALE. LARG ated to TYLER & RUTHER jOR iFonb, on Rhode Island furnace room, #ith- lo ner kitchen, laundry and store oom, first foo, pat- Jor, Library, @iuing room, butier's pantry and kitchen second floor. 4 chambers’ and bath; thir: sebum- bers: open hirepluces; closets in every room: lot z2x B20 jo wide alley. House thorougily well Dullt and For full particulars apply to _ 5-20 04 g oR SALE XCHANGE FOR GOUD 1 prov or improved Property—An_excolient 4 story sud Basement Brick Dwelling on Rhode Island hear Scott circle; basement hes two fhe office Tooius, hot and cold water, boiler room, kitchen aud Tatu. wide hall; Brat Hoor, vanion library, butler's poutry and dining room; eecdud floor hus 3 chambers, path and private closet: thira' door, 3 cheapbers; opell J.T. DYER, 304 Fst! n.w. rey each POLI ¢ closets and store rooms. House bullt tor owner's uscand by day's work: For full particulars apply to J. T. DYER, a5-2w 1304 F it. R FOR SALE AT A BAR- 3th st. n.w.: itis a newly com: lish” ‘Vaxerent -bay-window provements and Lard-wood Hnish; heated by Tate house'in every respec Walk. For pric nd ies ay bee and range; « well-built ae. aud Portland 0 1008 F st. n.w. WO SIX-ROOM E—TO INVESTO) rh improvemeni ra SALE—SIX FINE LARG Drivers aud Workers, 4 oad: Mu-eg: | Handsome Pair Ponies at MAGRATH & K q Lithst. n.w. AR’ PR “SALE—THE “OTTO” G Gi quires no boiler; avoids all ceapenmve, sticndanee: Bo Joss of mes ng | bangin: of fuel, nt end price list. at u SALE—1M) ei “ ards. Bird feed ston 1133 7th stn. w. “ ave AR Tbh = ior SALE SPECIAL PIANO BAKGAIN FOR DE- cember—One New Upright Piano laying & double Yeneered case exquisitely finish C. Combination, solid eucraved aud fret_work panels Elegantly designed pilasters, hand overstruby scale, thr a continu ane full irou frame. Pri asy terms HUGO WORCH & Ov. ihmer Piano Agents, 9225 rth st. new. a7-01 FOE SALE CAREL of all Kinds on esay terms, COOK & JARLOE, + wa street, Georgetown. Fe SALE —GREAT BARGAINS IN_ USED Square Pianos: from 860 up, on #o and #10 pay- ments mak + date iacount for can peveral celebrated Nears AS DOWLING, Auctioneor NSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, So TOBACCO, TEAS. “SHCrS. OW MARE, SY {hs SHEL momen concrete street; 1¢ cgble cars and Washington high schovi; teuants at $18 each. pay 10 per cent net, BARNES & W! ttege FOR EE ee Fr BALE— = PALACE ORGANS. lidey stock now complete. Sold on payments of Holi bet monthly or d10-6t F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. re EE- SE story ee Htick Haine. E st. n.w., containing Sixteen rooms end having ‘width of The lot 18736 feet deep with a widih of feet in front and 18 fect in the rears and has Brick Stable on the alley, ‘The location ina fine one for either a residence, schoo! riding house or for offices 4n alley So’ feet wide in the rear and on tho aide for 87 feet ct the depth of the lot renders it very available for an apartinent house. A cistern holding several thousand JOR SALE—FOR $520 EACH, IF SOLD AT ‘once, ‘Two Very Desivably Located Hightown Houses? northwest; all modern improv: sel both at $10,500. aS SALE—VERY CHEAP—FOR $6,000, EIGHT Small Houses northwest, renting to good tenants at £68 monthly, or ne: ae eR joney ; don’ miss the BURFORD, 1422 N. edit MONTHLY PAYMENTS—FOUR NEW E Houses: 6 to 8 rooms: all mod. imps: near Capital Pension aud Printing office northeast; cheap if sold atonce. E, J. HILL, Owner, 013 9th i nw, rise “St well built oud conveniently arran( contains six Fooms and bath each ; dptyoben, anee aud every con- venience ; cheap at $3, Oe DANERHOWER, Li-lw 1115 F st. nw, = RK SALE—S ae NEAR 7TH N.W. 2WO-STORY Basement Bricks; ix rooms; lot 17x70; rented ‘Sime month; offered for a few weeks only at WASH'N DANENHOWE! Tis Pecan. {OR SALE—3D ST., FEW DOORS FROM MASS, ave, ne., Two New ‘Two-story po Basement bes, Bricks, containing six rooms snd bath eae rose ‘and everything complete; lot 16x62; price WASH'N DANENHOWER, Jpor SALE—VERY SORT AND ip * Built New Hiden and Basement Brick on aa just south of F st. n.e.; contains seven rooms th tastily papéred; jot T7!6x08! “price #3,700; ea WASH'N spans iets eigen arn. lw 15 F st. nw, IN ia 300 SMALL. 15 B.00—TO LOAN __tse21) ¥ TO LOAN IX SUMS TO SUIT, ESTATE INVESTMENT, BONDS. SIX PEK CEN I. PAYABLI: QUARTERLY, S100 10 $1. Paewitat CHARGED ON REAL ESTATE, __THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ ave, ica 505 (lhe Arliugvou Five ls. Gore ollie) ONEY TO LOA. . 15r. Se. OU List: u-w..heat Lot Gr.) AN Gp Approved Heal Estate Security. tn District at Lia, Ab aUy sulus desired, at lowest rates, of te eI thse 1 F OO Lvth at “bear N Slur} isis, tie ‘Oth st. uw. Lire. ot aw ) ONBY TO 1 bpeciulty. Fis ‘est rates of interest, BEALE & HAKKI proved Real Estate Bec! Large am ‘Also, as Ageuta of the United ‘security. surance Co., of ‘Philadelphia, in sums to suit, to be FY TO LOAN ON REAL eter AT a S, Lis, OWE per ma: ty & In- houses can be examined by peruiit fr THOMAS J. org oo ‘om sepeid on sBetalluent Praag or without lifeim Re RENT—FURNISHED—ONE OF ae = iy eguegautly sud Completely Furnished Houses in JOR RENT—HOL ax ane, oo Rooms and O0'tort eet of Met, cor ine: rent tt acon RNISHE ae as S rooms iborhood; went 675. For permit ie apply to t 20x, atiub central and unsurpassed ; re fo cont frau January &CO., 1407 Fat. aw. for- 15, yo. ONEY 70 Lo. 2918 ¢ ‘eatgte ecourity. ESCOTT & WiLCOK \ere the security’ ix rh Lp “ne a good rover ments to run 5 20 to $10,000, on Apy | TO LOAN, IN SUMS OF OF #500, $1,000 and G6 percent: JOBS In sums to suit, at lowest rates on 10s 19, 0 20 years. MITH N, ved Keal Estate Security, at SHERMAN & Co. jylt-Gu real ITCH, FOX & BLOW Pennsylvania avenue, | ONEY TO LOAN 6 ae KEAL ESTATE Olt FIRST- class security, at 1 ine delay Penns. ‘ave. ahd ‘e 3 2 re a Mo ‘TO Tass cao ESTATE AT LOW- to ‘DANE! 20.96 | ave Succestor toDANENHOWLIE EBON Tis Pet, EB! ‘& ata. Reh 10) ge-1m JOMBISSIONE A OF DEEDS Fox EVERY and Territory, Notary ALL, 45: ‘AT. 8, Commissioner, sud U. S321 Vet. nw In otice trom vs ‘Wacercy (oh Senpea “Sesigs Sleek aes Ladies sud Children, 25. « pair, sbeclutely FAST BLACK Children's Fust Black Hose, 2 pairs for 25¢, Fruit of Loom Musliu, Sic. yard. UG Yth st. Full line of stamped Goods at very low prices, Im- ate 35 | _cotim WM. C.VIERBUCHEN, 1602 7that, aw, a megs Suoviver Cares. Another supply of Shoulder ae Bs, received today 23,008 10h, nn, 7. Siu ie Roepe Stee had | ‘vt c 17 1230 Md av.me., 4.9 5 ‘T F. FOX, 920 F st. aw. 7 Mansard House, #11. 1 order; Seas aes an Sih We OR SALE OR RENT—FURNISHED-FOR ONE or more years, a large, elegant House in the north- West; owner going to Europe. Address G. - Si Star office, Late JOR BALE—UPON REASONABLE TERMS, some Nor 4 iKOMEWESO OT eo Houses iu = horthwest. B, H. KOBER’ a11-31 JOR SALE @upoat Cirle) in cy bet cil Prive — ) in OS THIGER & LIEBERMANN, _ allot 1303 F at. nw. JOR LE | bes pce 1757 STREET NW. ome ‘Turce-ntory and’ Rack Butt wanes Rahs brown sto! seont house coutains 1: insulin THUS. J. PISHE _ail.t OK SUE THREE-STORY AND 2 BASEMENT F Brici and bath. kK, eleven rovtus 1 eOETO to. aiey, Rate for GEO. F. ‘Goud condition; #8, R SALE—-TWO NICE BRI FIVE Zoous Bae rater, we neat Ket =T rico for both Suet S200; tore to 8 a ARGAINS. Sguare Pianos, slightly used makes; in perfect order musi of spouts. number of leading iy: scld on payments G. SMITH, 12: 5 Pa. ave. ‘T PARK PHAETON, AD- ‘OB BALE—A JUMP- Justable to business or fatuily use; 1 condi- pon Cau be seen at MASON'S Carriage PORLLOTY, 2703 M at. n.w. oe S = bane buyer. —d9-6t" E—ON POWER G Gas ine, “Bhettiae, Putles a te Steam umps. FORSBERG & MURMAY, 1001, “Thos ‘and 1000 7th st. aw. 9-1 Ww VOR SALE — JUST. ARRIVED—25 HOUSE, rae it acs orarearnaies Gertie g leu; prices reasonable, QUIGLEY, in reat of 099 D st u.w, ‘ag Foe, BALES DIAMOND, HAR RINGS. STUDS and Kings, from $50 to 1,000; sold under con- tract to refund leas £0 per cout any ‘tise, witiin “ave Years. Articles seut by express C.0.D., with privilege Of examinaticn to auy part of the country, und can ve returned in like manner Whenever a purchaser wants the money, Address Lock Box 620, ew ariied, ew Milfor 47-61" Conn, FOL SALETA PAIR OF GENTLE THOROUGH. bred Carriage Horses; also double carriage and set of hares. would weil whiole outht or separately. Ap- Ply 710 19th st. 47-60" JOR SALE ROE CHINESE | BACKED. LILY Bulbs, aud Wire Flower Stands, SCHMID'S, 3 tb ot. new. R SALE—15 HEAD OF HORSES. rived from Greeubrer county, Var Fiz: One ish cob horses, 1644 bands hi brown four ‘coupe horses; y tnare, ean trot a Wille tn One bay lors, 15.Shands high, can tots quile ind muinutes. Also ohe puir of matched Lay horses, 16 hands high. JOHN SIMMONS, Sales Stables, 511 12th st. uw, ae OWNERS. A 8600 rec rand Pian $47. as Box eset a Fituud jobs by § the public's ke would call th Browater Coupelette in nice order, pole and sis Coupe Kocksways, asseuger Pavel Hockawes, 2 Brougham, 2 Usupsistion and oue elegant Extension rougher, feats four and as good es new, besides 200 res, Wagons, Carts, Huruess, Whips, Lap Kobes, Siauwets &c., to choose from at prices that dety com Deption, at 62 21 Gut nw. Ww 8. J. MEEKS. 08 SALE ONE STYLISH SIX-YEAK-OL.D MARE, jalted Saad speed) y ; one Extra Fine Che oud hiee Pony ‘ind and so sound: also ye Suddle i For Hire; CONUMhiA STABLES, foar'i7i0 ia fauna we FOR SALESCALL AND SEE THE TAFT Pap yur Piao ware rooms, tis 3 of CONLIFF, a3 514 ith at. nw, Sees wate poner es LOAN ‘ON REAL ESTATE at lowest rate of inert tnvume towulse KINS, umbia core. W. LINKIN: Cor. 19th and H sts. n. w. Fv SALE, OR sac dol W BRICK STABLE IN rear a Foom for car: eter and gua, fio BEALL. BROWNE Oeiist F n30-2m. Fa SALE—BBFORE INVESTING IN A NEW URRY nr PALACu OF MERIC ieee So ennayivaniaate, FjOR SALE— ‘Uta st. bet. K and L te. U. 30. : roe Bennay worms fo sulk. "Ps A DARNELL, O18 Fat Soi “ena hence ge Fe SALE TWO RT NICE a BRELUNOR: 3, o inp pon Pree ‘pay: aoacet wll located. a. W. Dear we - ops i Seni eS Ord squares taken iS im exchange value 1220 Mass, ave. x. * VOR Capatien Guews, Colttins, Adu MOCKING Roe 72350 poratv's Dot Wood and Medi Tien Seud for lilus: Cute? logue: 1a SCHMID S bid Store, 317 1 izaw, 1738 1 et aw. mod, 1. 23 Tithe prone ere n2y-2m IAL BARGAINS oecen Hol <3 | Eee mamreey arate Ce es fies: “GkAWEOMD TTie eae fines —_ Beit LE-CALL AND. SEE THE Ghexres forse Biaaikets, Lap oben Hares Grocery aud Delivery Wagons. % aes er Foun eve. F. aby azi pO w sist cae CHANGE prey Platform sud Perch Wagonsty & N . bear inte: at 872. te can Beas ae cela 5,3 216-1m thw. 608 | FE SALE—FINE ee eee = oF BAND- storage. ed 4 oer + ave, ts nw. Lm a OM or Besdees street, ).C., and continuing from day to day at Gecrgetown, D. same hour until the stock is disposed of, I will sell the entire coutents as partly enumerated below: Large jot Ciyare uid ‘Lobucco. ors iu Kreat variety, Larwe line of Shelt Goods. Me Pac} Boupe a ae. se howipes aud Br ‘Tube, Buckets and Kita Feavot al inden quantity, ‘Tea Caddies, sat powders ts Extracts. Howwiny and Meals. Coftee ftoaster and Engine, Scales, Oil Cans, Paper and hie Sacks, Coftee Mill, Fiat ia bola and kite, Counters, Shelving, &c, W: Hews, Ke, This is mstock and should command the attention of the trude and buyers generally being one Of the largest stocks of groceries offered at Buction in this city for some time, THOMAS DOWLING, d12-d&ds Auctioneer, Paravesensa Srore Holiday Goods at prices to suit all, A few choice Manicure Sets, with Solid Silver Mountings; price was $10, to go at 86. Achoice selection of Dresden, Worcester Spode, Crown and Bohemian Ware, at prices that will astonish you. Dolls of ull kinds, Mechanical Engines, with Tender and Pas- senger Cars attached, only 65c, and $1.25 reach; about one-half price. Mechanical Waltzing Figures (double), only 50c. , just one-half price, Woolly Sheep that ‘Bah!’ and Dogs that Bark. The Boys’ Delight—Trucks and Carts with Horses. Horses covered with real hair, #1, $1.50, 2 and 82.50. sy Waste pas 50c,, 60c., T5c., We aré showing Hand-made Lace Bed a benutiful mise a Christan: wit, at bed $7, 88.50 and a set. Desnanl Linen on table » Sets, Towels in great variety. Stun) ped Linet ooentine Gloria Silk Umnbrellas, with Gold or a sna Silver Crook Handles, a bargain; CARHART & LEIDY. dll 928 7th st, and 706 K st. n.w. Pare Dz Fors Gaus. MAMMOTH ALL WHITE ASPARAGUS. PETITE POIS, Extra fine, ‘Very low price, 216-3m DECEMBER 3, 1882. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Ihave just received A CAR LOAD of Canned Sugar Corn of superior quality, which they are Prepared to offer at a positive bargain, ‘These goods are packed in cases containing two dozen cans, snd we would confidently rec- ommend our customers to secure a few cases at once, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Otb st, bet. Dand E P. 8.—Also another large supply of Flour re- ceived today, and we continue to offer bargains in that department, THE FREIGHT BLOCKADE. Sharp Criticism of the Ratiroad Com- panies at the Meeting of the Builders’ Exchange. A special meeting of the builders’ exchange was held last evening at their building on G street mear 15th. The object of the meeting | was to take some action relative to the delays in the delivery of railroad freight, and a gen- eral invitation was extended to all interested, whether members of the exchange or not to at- tend, The president of the exchange, Mr. Chas, A. Langley, presided, and after stating the purpose of the mecting, the secretary, Mr. Thos. J. King, read a letter from President Willett of the lumber dealers’ exchange of this city, stating the action already taken by that body and offering to co-operate in any move- ment promising relief. An offer of co-opera- tion was also extended in a letter from the cor gel exchange of Philadelphia, which was Tew EFFECT ON THE LUMBER INTERESTS. Mr, Thos, W. Smith of the lumber dealers’ exchange, described the effect of the present freight blockade upon the lumber interests of the city. He said that at least 150 cars of jum- ber were side tracked on the Richmond, Fred- ericksburg and Potomac railroad and were likely to remain there for some time before being delivered in this city. He spoke of the letter received from President Roberts of the Pennsylvania railroad, which is printed in full in another column of Tur Sra, and said that be thought additional facilities were needed in this city by the railroads, MK. HANNAN’S CRITICISMS, In the opinion of E. J. Hannan, the present difficulty arose mainly from the desire of the railroad company to complicate matters and so compel the merchants of the city and the citi- zens generally to co-operate with them in securing greater privileges from Congress. He thought that the railroads would handle the freight more rapidly thanis now done if they really had the desire to do so. He characterized the present situation as being in the nature of a boycott in this city. Asan instance of this Mr. Hannan spoke of the re- fusal of the Pennsylvania company to pay & reasonable price for a square of ground near the Navy Yard tunnel, which was needed for the storage of treight cars. This square was subsequently purchased by a real estate com- pany of thiscity at forty cents, the railroad only offering twenty-five cents per foot for the same property. A SLIGAT IMPROVEMENT. On the other hand, Mr. Smith said that he had noticed recently a shght improvement in the freight service, and he thought that if the companies showed a desire to handle freight nog ed and to improve their present facil- ities by securing additional ground, that the citizens ought to co-operate with them. He thought that if the companies gave no evi- dence of a desire to improve the freight service that the matter ought to be presented to Con- gress and the intervention of that body re- quested. NoT A NEW THING, The president called attention to the fact that the defects in the freight service were not of recent origin. In bis business as builder, he said that he had suffered from delays in the ry of freight for eight mouths in a year Car loads of stone from Hummellstown, had been dispatehed to the city, and in- stead of being placed in a position where they could be unloaded, had been left at Bennings for four wecks at a time. Car loads of tiles altimore and muntels have been side- for four or five weeks within the city limits. He thought that there was some mea ing in this and instead of the railroad com- panics being helpless to the extent they claimed, that they desired, perhaps, to influ- ence Congress in favor of some other locality for the world’s fair, by creating the impression that the crowds and business occasioned by such an event would be too great for the facilities possessed by the city. INCREASE OF THE CITY'S FREIGHT BUSINESS. As an evidence of the increase in the freight business of the city Mr. H. A. Jones said that in 1887 the B. and O. road had only one shift- ing engine for handling freight cars, Today this road has five shifting engines. He, there- fore, thought that their facilities in other directions ought to be increased in proportion. For instance, the freight yards ought to be five times as lar, He said, bowever, that he thought the B. and O. was doing as well as i could under the circumstances, and said that, in his opinion, the company was hampered by adverse legislation and the orders of the Com- missioners in securing all the trackage which was needed. He was of the opmion that the roads ought to be assisted by the citizens in all honest efforts to improve the freight service, INDIFFELENCE OF THE COMPANIES. It was claimed by Mr, Thos. J. King that the present difficulty did not arise altogether from the lack of sufficient freight facilities, He be- lieved that the companies were indifferent to the interests of the people, and, as an evidence of this fact, he stated that the Baltimore and Ohio company tad provided only oue derrick and the Baltimore and Potomac company but two derricks (one of which is of no use, owing to its location) to handle the large stone and iren freight business of this city. He thought that a private cor- poration or an individual would provide cient facilities for attending to this business with dispatch. He spoke of another instance of the neglect of the companies, He said that frequently members of the exchange were obliged at their own expense to secure the aid of the employes of the company to shift the loaded cars to a position where they could be unloaded. Certainly, he said, an order from the company could have secured the service which the energy and money of individual citi- zens secured if the — really desired to facilitate the prompt delivery of freight. The further ussion of the question brought out statemet that the members of the exchange had suffered heavy losses in con- sequence of the coupe blockade or embargo as it was termed, and the general drift of o) a ion seemed to be that the companies cou) they would greatly relieve the present ponte tion of affairs, A COMMITTEE APPOINTED. A committee consisting of C. A. Langley, chairman, E. J. Hannan, J. F. Manning, Thos, J. King and H. A. Jones was appointed to co-operate with the Lumber Dealers’ ex- change of this city and all others interested in effecting a prompt delivery of freight. It was pointed out that the companies could secure ada ditional ground, if they wanted to do so, at fair prices, and the committee was au- thorized to assist the companies, if it was nec- essary, in securing additional territory adja- cent to their present yards, The meeting then adjourned, Ee They Put Citric Acid in the Milk. Adulterated milk caused the Rhode Island creamery company such great losses that finan- cial embarrassment is at hand. The company has not failed, as reported. Mr. Fitz, the manager of the works, said that the cause of the trouble was the loss of $16,000 worth of milk. The milk received from several sources had been adulterated with citric acid, and when mixed with the pure milk had resulted a ogy teh Mr. Fitz thinks be has cases nine dealers within the city. The omy has the facilities for manufact 1,000 pounds of butter and 2,000 pounds ot cheese daily, and is still ranning. aaa fee een (ee ren Ruffians Lynched. Send aii has been broken up, says a Cheyenne, Wyo., dispatch, by the good people of the Big Horn valley. They had to hang eleven men to do it, but rope is cheap in that region. Kettle Jack and his companions were citizen’ of only a year's residence, They had hardly arrived ere they began to plunder. A favorite pastime with them was iter other people's beef cattle and raid 0°! i i DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. DRINKING FOUNTAINS FOR HORSES, Several months ago, as stated in Tur Stan at the time, Mr. A.J. Pratt, the Pg see of the humane society, in # letter to Commiasion- ers, requested that drinking fountains for horses be kept in repair by the District government. Tice opie referred to Capt. Lusk for re- — ——— NE Ul the case he says that he lieves drinking fountains for all pur- poses should be erected and maintained at the public expense, although there 1 uo apy tion from which the expenses can be paid He sug, the propriety of bringing this matter to attention of Co: #6 $0 that specific ap- propriation can be made for the purpose. Commissioners, after considering the case, ordered that the expenses of erecting and keep- ing drinking fountains in repair cannot be paid out of receipts from dog taxes as anes 2 Mr. Pratt. It is probable that Congre called upon to legislate in the matter, MISCELLANROUS, Miss Alice E. Speake sent in her resignation as teacher of the seventh grade schools, te take effect the 3ist of December. It has been accepted. ao retail — license of J. A, Humphrey been approved. a The Death Record. During the twenty-four bours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health Office as follows: White—Charles M. Hertz, 16 years; Elizabeth 8. Lord, 60 years; Thomas King, 34 years: Enoch J. Lynch, 32 years; Harrison A. Emerson, 81 years. Colored— William Parker, 18 years; Lucy A. Crawford, 64 years; Teresa L. Baker, 7 days; Henry Kose, 3 months; Margaret Green, 33 years, The Theaters } Next Week. ALBavon’s.—Salvini, the great tragedian, will be at Albangh’s next week. He will be seen, however, in only four performances. day and Saturday nights in “Othello”; Wednesday, “Samson,” and Friday, “The Gladiator.” On the evenings that the elder Salvini does not ap- pear Alexander Salvini will prosent his new play, “A Child of Naples.” At these perform- ances the regular prices will prevail. Hane Kus. At Harris’ Bijou theater next week the well-known romantic drama Belle Russe” wiil be presented. The company is a good one, and includes such Mr. Gus Levick, Miss Edith Stann Charles Smiley, who are members as ng At Kernan’s neat week the at- Keunan’s. - traction will be the great New York Star specialty company, As the name implies the up mainly of stars of th andes the well-knot rand Deleriment, and y Benks, Why She Asks for # Divorce. Today Mary C.Hollohan.nee MamieC,Juenne- man, by Campbell Carrington, filed a bill for # divorce from Harry 3, Hollohan. The bill states that they were married November 24, 1886, and have one child, now two years of ag She charges him with’ desertion, cruelty and infidelity. es Extending Their Business to Richmond. Woodward & Lothrop, the dry goods mer- chants 0? this city, have arranged to extend their business to Richmond, and with that in view have leased for ten years the ground floor of the Masonic temple building now in course of erection m that city. The structure has a frontag-o! 100 feet anda depth of 120 tect The firm expect to take pomenion of this large store about August 1. The extension of busi- ness to Richmond will, by increasing their trade facilities, be of advantage to their patrons in this city grote rench troupe, the always popular Charl posites Baltimore’s Dav! Men orial Meeting. At the memorial meeting in honor of Jeffer- son Davis at Baltimore last night there was present a squad of twenty-seven veterans from the confederate soldiers’ home at Pikeville, all clad in uniforms of confederate gray, with shining brass buttons, Mrs. O'Melia, who was housekeeper for Mr. Davis during the war, at- tracted attention in one of the front seats. She had quaint pictures of Mr. Davis’ family taken in Richmond during the war and_prese1 nted to her by the confederate leader. Prof. F. Nich- olls Crouch, the author of *‘Kathleen Mavour- neen,” who fought in the Washington artillery of New Orleans, sat further back, dressed in @ complete confederate uniform, and many ine quiring remarks were made about him, The o—— — was made by yd Randolph H. McKim of Washington. dresses, eulogistic of Mr. Davis’ life and a acter,were made by Gen. Bradley T. gd Col, Charles Mi il, Hon. 8, Teakle Wallis and Col. D. G. McIntosh, ey UNDER THE DEAD FLAG. Jefferson Davis Borne to His Last Home. ‘The casket that contained the dust of Jeffer- son Davis was draped in the flag of the lost csuse yesterday, as it rolled slowly away on @ caisson to the grave. On the casket also was the sword he carried in the Black Hawk and Mexican wars. Immediately surrounding the coffin during the funeral exercises were the clergy and the armed sentries, they being the only persons admitted to # place on the portico during the services. The relatives of the de- ceased were assigned to seats in the mayor's parlor, from the windows of which they were enabled to witness the ceremonies. The obsequies, which were according to the ritual of the Episcopal church, were conducted by Bishop Galleher, assisted by five officiating clergymen of various denominations, as follows Father Hubert, Rev. Mr. Thompson, Mr. Davis, rector at Biloxi, Miss.; Rev. Dr. Markham, Rev, Mr. Blakewell and Kev. Mr. Martin. There were altogether fully twenty surpliced minis- ters, besides the attendance of numerous clergymen of different denominations from the various southern states, A surpliced choir of thirty-six voices, accompanied by the organ, sang the anthem, “Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death,” after which Bishop Galleher made an address, The procession marched three miles to the cemetery and more than filled the line of march, Tt was ab hour passing « given point, Buffaloes $500 a Head. “Buffalo Jones” is taking to Garfield Beach, Salt Lake, thirty-six head of buffaloes, lately purchased of George Benson, of Stoney Moun- tain, Manitoba, Jones is agent for the syndi- cate which has become interested with the Union Pacific in the Utah pleasure resort, Ben- son claims that he bred the herd from a young ir he captured ten years ago, but Jones Toubte this. and says there is surely a big bunch of buffaloes in the Stoney mountain region and that Benson will soon offer another lot for sale. The price for these was $500 a head. According to Jones the worst feature of his mission was the removal of the herd from Stoney mountain to the Northern Pacific, three hundred miles away. Every day on the trail was a desperate for the valu- able herd. Jones has been in the buffalo business at Garden City, Kan., for ten years or more and does nothing else.’ He is the agent for Buffalo Bill and menageries all over the world. Some- times he furnishes a juicy young buffalo for some swell restaurant, "The steak is worth @1 apound. With his thirty-six Duffaloce Jones has nine beautiful arctic foxes, Another Piratical Sealer. The schooner Adele, Capt. Hansen, is at Vio- toria, B.C. She is the German schooner which seals. the custom house for Yokohama, but instead going there sailed for the Seal Islands. ——— cee Stanley’s First Visit. ‘The London Standard is informed that Henry ‘M. Stanley will visit the kaiser in Berlin by the