Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1889, Page 3

FOR SALE-—-HOUSES.___ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS,| THE RECORDER OF DEEDS. —— = Fea sz. ste. anee Lomb et. Sh Beibet. i Soe Fes FORD, 1422'. ¥. ‘CIRCLE; LIS sate: suitable for a7-Lw* BENT—6 DEPONT oe tom] 5 provem: ‘ppl Bayou cirele, 1s04 80 WM. H. SAUNDERS: ROR RENT—421 ¢ bose aes ‘SHERMAN & CU. 14-1 FLOR k KENT —405 P ST_.N.W., NEW DRICK: NINE Foote, cellar and ath redm: all uewly pa 3 south front: large yard: walk conereied: Belt cars mod, HB. F2. me ots 801 AND 803 12TH ST. no heaton are connected and well adapted having extra large dining room impe BOLTON, hisurie got ore rau we. id not rented by January 1 they will disconnected aud rented separately» Perfect order; rent rent they are ir business purposes, zat location for ‘Oth st, stable. uit Kat Wy se, Lit 1 49, 30 tn. w., D1 Fo RENT— COMPLETELY Lw., 10 rooms, bath sn: month} less if taken ianmedi P 7-6" “100 28069 F HACK, NEAR iz 7 Park st. 1. West Wash'n, 11 P st. near Isth, Lir ith a'r Lat. 14x, 166.67 19th stu.w..n'r G,12r.150 Zhe above, houses can be examined by smal THOMAS J. F. TAS Be Rear 915 I st. S07 fthaerar.10.30 Lilt 8 1116 SWOKMSIEDT & res st. nr. Conn. 1317 M st_n.w.,1 1.1 rat brick dwe! oo ental of - Bont, “Apply 1 JOHN ARMS, BLOF stn ditt Pl. 513 AND jatrobes, rates, Yards; new aud nice! THO 1509, 1515 4th at. n-w., 8 rooms Fanges, and all traps.. with i only $25 each if rented at one. a €. DU PRIVAT ‘AMILY HAVING ‘York will rent to respousible party Furnisied Residen ent, with large 12 room aud base’ YALL, 925 F at. n.w, able. Avply to TVLak & KU THE A ts, Fost near sth, or HENKY CLI 22D ST. AND TWO Bs Madison ve., New York. dl6-61 ¢ block recently the houses are each, with all Tent o0 and ®. B.H. WAKNER & CO. Fe. RENT—NEW PRESS BRIC BAY. (WINDOW all modern itaprovewents. g22'50 per month, and 300 and aT, Hingese Cnusctts We pe. $28 per month. Apply — 1536 Ist mw. KENT— rote Oth aw. 108, all m. NT. r story Brick rate: Bt ae door. 515. gos of ERERL h st. n NAGGAMAN, REAL Ez, 917 F sT. Se oe 3 mpl 11 ‘ork 14th st. RENT -- COMPLETELY FU! RNISHED ern improveme! Bases Gat, DULANY & WHIT NG, 1320 F at. Pe 42w 15 iB RENT 2110 AND 2112 6TH ST.N- = . FIVE- 0 Foot Houses. $11 50 yer montis to good tenants. 0 AUC AUCK, a6 Tes 7th st. nw. : GHT-HOOM AND BATH N . preee' je, ull modern convs~ 3 Tenusyivanin ave. 45. ales tral b’ld, room 18..82: La. ave.10 bove mains at ig neti Go coke. For full ist ca rg for ve er in teeed on and a131. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, YR. 0, HOLTZMAN, REAL bs tate aud Insurance Broker, 10th and # sts..w JOR REN Tooms, with py i Inquire at WARNER aud Massachusetts F SHED HOUSES. Mana, ave.and Thomas, Pea Ket, 141 #158 M St 1 Houses, two- Senda; Srecensens reat Vangatn for coal heated by §) 041 F, 24 floor, 5 eS fronts roo! pie mente: reut cheap toa geod teiant key at 131¢ next doo al JOH RENT—SEVLKAL NEW HOUSES OF FIV to ewht rooms with water, a near colored achools, which I cau offer to stuall families of respect- Bble culured people. EL ty IN TIRE, O18 F ot 14-lot JOR RENT—FURNIS 100 G ST. A Lace Foslish Bacsiueut Bock Dwelling, conten: leven Festus Lath rove: sik an Has newly painted turougbout Se T. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. nw. Khbor- Boud of Chamberiin's La Normandie r $12: le, Kecbetlothe rin 300 18ti at 5, Hi ave, near -upont Circls (Season| 250 ide oo RE, 18th and 29th 00 G at. bet 19th an 24 OLE Pet Dy 231 rn Tr35 sth si 10. 30 Kear 122 G st. as WASH'N DANENHOWEK, a14-3t Rilo Fst, = Aa ae Wok RENT—611 10TH N.E.; BRICK; SEVEN (350 loth sibet Gand Ht sis. 75 ai4-6t w. _ SAUNDERS, 1103 F st. nw. N e, OBTAINED, AL OUR OF. HOUSES CaS NSP Fi 14 BE ONLY BY PERMITS FROM CUR OFFIC HILL & PHOENIX TERRACE—ELEGANT 1 £. Capitol st. (with or without lance 1 « laundry, butler’s pantry, 2 but! Beseclonten, finished in bard wood ‘urougsut: band? steam pump furnisl bird flor: Rouse open for inspec- Atlauitie ng. J. 8. 8. Capitol, tenunts 0 ro _diz-6t HS KEEE © at MeLERAN, 1008 F st. n.w. KE. JOR T—PKESS BRIC BAY e Cellar; all modern improvements, all in best condition. 119 N ave. DLW, bth st. Ir. Uineu, bedlainig RENT — TWO-STORY. BAS ward House, 911 18th stu bewutatul order; Uy year: heating BEALL, Bi.OWN & F i RENT— Jee 213TH oT, ished with bed and bric bree; how for entertain: For permit and JAMES M. GREEN, 1403 F st. T—FUKSISHED—1100 1 cellar under house; neated by, latrobes, “pe to inspect apply waste M. mi COMPLETELY FUR- ¢ linen, ching, glass ware ell adapted s apply to vILCOX, 907 Fa. ave. nw oN 30 For #full Uatappls co WESCOTT 8 w 3215 20th.» or 00 46 8 For term GHEES: Liu Fee, 133 F st. nw. ROR SALE—ST0CK AND FIXTULLS OF A HARD- ware and House Furnishing Sore; euance fos a new beginner « business already establish." tue quire at 1406 14th'st a. “6g Fok SALE-SICE DINING ROOM DOING Goop Business; neartwo of the laryest departuic: on satisfactory Feason tor selling. Inquire ‘ii ok SALE—DAIRY AND LUNCH BUSINESS: three Good Routes; Horses, Wagous and Pixtures: On reasons tor selling. ‘at ol ast" EGA, Star office. Nee WILL BUY BUSINESS Wort! $8.000 $20-C0U; suliable ior Keutlewan a money cau be doubled in oue year; only those happen ced aw ahswer, Address it, Star office. NCE FOR A GOOD CATERER—NICE, large dining roo, with kitchen und laundry Bewly Btted with every couvenieuce, iu an house rapidly Slline wit i Teut very low to competeu! _a14-3t ROL, SALE—GROCERY 1 ABUSINESS | WELL “Es stock: first-class trade; ode: dese northwest. J. “abe Oi 1419 at.” dT ALVESTON, HM. LKUEMEALY & CO,, Meal Plant ionee hie k, Ot aad plate windows, will inventory: about B: fs sry abet a pitas ee | chauge fur real entate, stocks or other nogedable pron. Niwelling cau be rented with the store. “Uitor Address a eee re ag wonre DO MO’ aS chain sce a et 1224. aw et eS BeJON ES io hae ase Tees UN, aes pati Seme, 40. st. Tims. $05 | wi ETT, 13th and OB RENT—A & MOST r DESIRABLE mS OR SALE-—FOR ,500—TWO-STOBY AND F Soement Brick iirick House, reome. mente, on D at. near Sdne. W. Ee ? N.Y. ave. IRNE! Fr 12TH BT, ROK SALES NEAR CORNER 0) i “weive ome 12500, ARNER & CO., a7 Wi 916 F st. nw. JOR SALEM GT. BET. 3D AND ot < STS. 5. s OO. 81,400. eee eB Waite fe & 00. eee LOR SALE—A NEW BRICK pouse. NEW YORE sts. ow.; 6 bet st and North Caj xuats; aaa Sa ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A FINE(NEW) THREE tory and Beck Andow and Baloo ro Rage vk handsotiely ee a Eons epaincerts 85, B0;e or, with esa. 100; sinall cash payinenit it and easy monthly payments. Also, 2 yee alate Poneenet cen greet steno Houses: ay Windew rf nagar wood; $680; or, with side lot, rreetars rid MGL7-36 ” W. E. BURFORD, 1422 Now York ave. ‘OR SALE—FOR 5,500 EACH, IF EE AT o Very De Located Eight-room s; horthwest june oe ceaeet oF will ‘42! New York ave. 1 House: ell Moti 1'810,000. StepS Eksp (pean ee =, noe? Fata. st. ‘sy Db. 20340: oe ae ii ster or bull tin iss) nedon teh son esa a a is EIWAGGAMAN. Fe SALE—8 NICHOLS VER ANACOSTIA, NEW poole me Store; s rare cheuce; 7 Stock and, Fistures Tor modern verments; out- tacts fi al 3-6t nth rae Callander TOLSON. FE ; Site=VaRY aiear¥or $0,000, EIGHT Small Houses borthwest, renti tenants at $08 mouthiy,cr nearly 14 per cen fon money ; don’t juss them, W. E. BUK. PNT ave: ale ORSALE—FOL 81¢ ILL TAKE HOUSE in trade; fine Threc-story 12-room Dwelling on N &t., near rewidence Vice President Morto a17-3t" W. E. BUKFORD, N.Y. ave. F% SALE—I HAVE ONE | OR TWO VERY CHEAP roperties on 14th st. from 87,000 to €10,000. W. E. BURFORD, 1422 N,Y. ave. JOR SALE—THREE NEW HOUSES ay THE F northwest, nine rooms, bay windows, p1 brick, two latrobes, ail mod. imps, 18 feet fronts ood invest. ment; each’ #5,01 Elegant Hi north of Weshisy Hampshire a’ ih s 3 96.500." Alvo. Beautiful New front. hard wood House, 11th st, nw. 86,500. House, Maple ave. - LeDroit Park, 8ix rooms and cellar. tual Gagh payment; ceay toca GABUSL, EVANS & CARUST, 1254 F w ai7. VOR — ‘Six New Six-room Bricks water, xT a3 agama eae fuchts if desired aiz. GUT & SOCKET. ‘O SALE—ON QST_N.W., A FINE RESIDENCE: FF 218 roomis, bath. ut 1 :iu ecimplete onder: 811,000. it 141 i HOS: G. HieNoEY & CO., a17-e06t 1300 F st. nw, TOR SALE—ON EABY TERMS—A BARGAIN ON . 6 rooms, bath, m.i. in fine condition, tenant, For NSEY & CO. 1300 F = ‘SALE—FOR A FEW DAYS—A ae 4 Capitol Hill, fronting on new i Meas oailding Tooms, m.4. eens alley newly paperesy and routed to Heultee ‘inquire of LHOS. G eaaeee & CO. EST LOCATED HOUBE FOI 18 ay aH the city; 8 st. bet, ee and seeks in periect repair: large lotto alley yviea 83,000; ings in re i vey aay termail desirede pavibb Sst nar conven- laseachusette avenue, near Stanton park ; Two New Bay-window Bricks; inantels, &¢. ; each $4,500, one a : oreo crepes ‘000. ODE Manseschrusotte avenue n.c.;6 rooms and ba mod. imps. ; 83.500, DaViD ors 2: BON Ke BAL pel VEKY CHEAP Wise x = 3sT. bet. 12th and 15th; two purlors, dining room und teens aeets Geico ros 18x00 E100 to paved alley losis wort 10: sla 18s red alley; Pree $3,300. DAVID D. STONE, F st. ow. FGE, SALE-A VERY NICE 13- ROOM BRICK Dyslling, partly new and in splendid order, ¥ bet, alot We VORY COM Hy WARNER & CO, Foe SALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT, OR CHANCE for speculatio! tory Bricks, always under Tent to good tenants at 4720 per annum. Lots 13%x! each to alley. For all. pBBQ00. 788.) BH. WAKNER & Ct E-1 SDoOwE 10-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ‘ast Zstories aud basement: 20 fe frou Ar rooms and bath; just ‘being: completed, rice Also new 3-story and Basement Brick House; stone. first story? on south side Mass, ave, bet, ot and llth sts, ne.; rooms and bath and re ma.1, Price, $7,000. SWORMSTEDI & BRADLEY: aid 927 F nw. OR SALE-ON © ST. NE BET, IST AND = V sts, Handsome Brown Stone Front, Just com- vieted’ ‘This House has 14 rooms: ll large’ and well ichtes andsome mantel led Vestibule; electric gt! and a half bells all mod. conventenc Sata Pi brown stone first atory, "sSison pation No. 911 for 86, rik convenie! Wi a6) 500 and (0, 00 for $9,900, SWORMSTEDT & BEADLEY, 61 nw. ee SALE—HOUSE 2D 8T. NEAR D Bf, SIX. aoa Buy Window, a L Dwellit Price. 001 and Bath, 2d st ieee FRG: SALE—BY GEO. F. GRAHA’ ew Houses on 19th and 8 sts. nw. near 14th, 3S stories and 11 rooms. 0 rooms. SOO. this pro BUST & 70H, SALE—A BEAGTIFOL ae 2: cee and beth: facing marking; i008 d Back Buildis Lot T8.8x110 to alley, a, sold to clove au estate, heap at #- Hy PRON “SUSE 1307 F ae Vestinent will _al4-3t CO} ts, ht let 30) iy fort Rlso's 1e-foot aide ity rick House on the front and 180 Brick itousee"in ‘reat on BO-foot alley; 4s now paying 9 per cent. Price $4,000; HERHON = HAM eX, “ai at a ravebargain at hy BOO; HERRON & RAMEY, ai4-3t 1307 F We. Fee SALE—TO AN IMMEDIATE pe we offer_u very desirable House on I $1 0.u00. SWOKMS EDT & BRADLEY, irele for 927 F OW RENT—A \ MOST DESIRABLE erin ‘oth st. ne. ; neble price to rent orseil Apply CHAS. EARLY, 603 14th st. d14-2w Foes er PROPERTY 505 aODE ISLAND ave, 130. Brick House of six rooms, placed ects tobe sveilaits fer Mek building, with cellar. Price $3.75 per square foot. DEEBLE, DAVIES £0. Bl . PLEAS. ant, House 12 tous, buscinent, aod tink ory oF and brick, furnuce, rauge, wus, hot and cold punds, ‘shade aud fruit, trees aud With privilege AVIS & Ci ST vicinity of lowa si goed Br LD i ail mod. imps; price $12, 7 HOTHERFUL 7 ¥ si n30-; Kk SALE—FINE 5 OF G ST, PROPERTY; I 40 ft frout, two good suet on street and two js rapidly becoming particu Fat bie bulldings. perty ou G st, valuable for business ui F turtlier are inquire of TYLER & ete Poly. 190 nz F2 | SALE—CHEAP—BRICK HOUSE wide; lot 100 to alley; om 14th at. unis 500. ieee fee at Ok SALE—HOUSE NEAR ARLINGTON HOTEL, on Ist; 12 rooms; large stable. J... HERTFORD, 14196 st. 5 X KOOMS AND iar under cutive house; price, for niore ut I a14-3t Ol SALE—1308 EK rom ” ict ana 4th se, ie shes Brick, 9 rooms, lot x90, 8! oe (70%) 15th bet. Ri an 8 ste. n. w., 9-room Brick with GO) New Hatake ore. nearK st.n.w., 34 New Hany staww., 10 room, #1 10,001 ney fs. 2 - DRESSER IRS | TS Fe SALE-NICELY ARRANGED AND ATTRAC- tive Cottage of 8 rooms, udid 140, situate on YMerhiian iS, “wale only E jou “OF THE iwost desirable Business e city.front- 100 feet on Vth st, tad, DO foot ou tangs ved by Pe rat story Brick Building, nee entire lot; da and “ues pantry ou iain igor five With dressing rooms attached, and bath ond floor; six chambers,bath third “Hoor, tures serveute’ yous in attic: basement contains billiard Hitchen. ns laULGry » Gry ig FOU, wine cellar, wer in Lace and ‘ore rootne. electric bal sat noe for Vghting ne ge coe chu : most improved system of steam heat provements: & the nddne is Eandisoiely dco reed tr pry twins G047 square feet of com und, price $100,000. LON W inspect fe aw Fa ave. Bw, {OK era HA HANDSOME RESIDE CE e late Me Duntice Mntthews Tae x ceoR| Re i th finest and boat Joe. Cy pee city, eit: on. BROWN, ceyivenie sve Rw. EO: all-2w KE Sport. je re! STH ST, it pees ieee tgctae | Fae Sea ae ee FoR! SALE—A GREAT BAUGAIN, 10 NICE BRICK louses se; in rapidiy gro icing wipers Tenting 60, alley fucilitioe. Tubes houses will Be sold very ey clap, Jess than cost is a most derirable “fnvestment. Call at omer GEO. Wiis KiNS, ae and H sts. n.w. Fe BEST ‘Business CORNER ON F STREET, in STEIGEH & LIEBERMAN F OB: ra Bei netgeuc, So tet LANGE T aes Pst Dace Reside: E st. n. constant eiieis et dcop witha watts of 28 ees feet g 26 feet ron sacs ject in the rear. and has @ Brick Stable ou the they, {ibe location ig fine one for cither & residence, school, boarding house of for offices, /n alley So"feet wide in the rear and on tho site for 87 fook ot the depth of the lot renders it very available for an srartument house. A cistern holding several thousand lous of pure flitered water upon the premises. se TC: SES ate ee vanis ati 1437 Fen mR exist Bech REAR 7TH Waa a rosray Basement x roams 70; rented 255 ‘month; offered for a few wooka only ai (143) WASH" EN HOWE! all-lw al aa he Poca. FRE SALE ® ST, NEAR 2D os FOUR NEW ‘Two-story ry and Hasement Bricks, ‘stylish well built jently arranged; contains six ee bath eacl att aud every con- nee; chs (143) PO VASH'N DANENHOWER, dll-lw R SALE—3D_ ST, FEW D BOCES FROM MASS, et ne., and ricke, containing ain't pil, and ‘bath each; ‘and everything complete; lot 16xt 17-8208: price “83,730; H'N DANENHOWE! std Te Pee nw. OR SALE— & 1 Sia OES arta RESIDENCE yupont Circle) in the ci EIGER BERMANN, a1l-6t 1303 F at. nw. 1757 Q STREET N.W, ‘A Very S Serres sind’ Back Building Residence, with ian brows sto stone front; house contams 1: rooms and is finely finish lot. | Price $15,000. ai1.6t 3241 8. J. FISHER & C0. (OR SALE — DESIRABLE Tre oe (fr, Hmproved and Unimproved, including 8 Large ons Dw ecrounds, situ. tea seth ‘Sminutes' ride from the business center Washingt@n city; and several moderate-sized villas, Selipirttuily Youu and at foe Prices, aid on eaay terms to suit; eusee snd lote inall saga the city for sale, Apply to sino 210-2m_ Real Fatate Agent, O23 F ot Beara ay oa ee ROOM, BAY-WINDOW Bricks: all med. imps. convenient to cars: Rearly 9 per cent on pinvestuent. This isa bargain. ant, New, Nine room Bay-window Brick: all modern jpabdeomely, finiahe large lot: jou rath A Se’ room Bay 18:3x100;00 10th oem F% A Hine 3-story Brick ek Dering: on Rhode Island ave. near Iowa circle; furnace room, sum- juer kitchen, laundry an soit Foom: fret floor, a lor, Library, dining roo, butlers pautry and kitchen: second Hook, 4 chambers ah ied foor.deham Bern: open -Bieplaces’ closcts in ¢ every room: lot 09 | 120 to wi wide alley, House thoroughly w hed. For full particulars apply to 5-20 J.T. DYE! To’ Fat! aw. {OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD IM- proved or Unimpruved Pro} y oud Busemen 2 ick rty—An excellent 3- Dwe on Rhode Island ment has two fh boiler a3 room. kitehee. and oor, parlor, Htrary, butler's ns ‘chambei day's work, a x Fhe ee FLL Aad Nmags abd SI OOM saproven mnerete atzeets and Washington higit schoo ‘ted to good tenants at $18 eacl ¥ “Omered at hyure.to pay 10 per cent nob. BARNES & WEAVER, a5-20 Fs SALE—TO _n20-1m* 629 F st. nw. {OR SALE—HOU: HOTS IN MOUNT *| pH, SALE-HOUSES AND, Nak ou ocle-Su exter i] FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE-STEINWAY PIANOS, COMPLETE F stock, bal At DROOP's, At DROOP’s, At DROOP's. At DROOP"s, At DROOP'S. A. B. CHASE PIANOS E. GABLER & BRO. PIANOS MARSHALL & WENDELL PIANOS SECOND-HAND PIANOS _ CHEAP ORGANS ~~ At DROOP's. MUSIC BOXES, ALL PRICES, At DROOP'S TUNING, REPAIRING AND MOVING At DROOP'S. PIANOS FOR RENT At DROOP's, LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS dltew ‘Kt DROOP'S, 925 Pa, ave Fe. SALE—FINEST IMPORTED JAP: Fantail Gold Fishes ever offered in this gijg.cheap. at EDW. 8. SCHMID'S Bird Store FE ‘OND-HAND STEINWAY PIANO eeosue), 125. 2 Toned “Cabinet Grand” Piano, nearly new, ouly €180- “ Choice regirayed 10 Cent Music. No extra charge for une “late hit" in each ten pivces bought. THOMSON & CO., ai3-1m 521 10th st., near Fat, Fete SALE —A Toop Eee FIVE. Handa, dust dune uy, at very reasunable sealtat Wat, WALTEIS SONS, iat and ate, ba Price. dls. PH N BUT LITTLE Seed; cave; complctes peice 40, Apply 900 Let. SENGER AND FIA EIGHT feet lone 14-foot peas passe: Ry 3 Go One Very Fine Parlor Uprigh Oue Besuurul Walnu: ier One Maguilicent Parlor Up One Fine Square Grand, worth § Either of the above cau be boweht on monthly pay- ments of $10, or good disccuut for cash. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _913 Pennsylvania ave, JOR SALE—AT A SACKIFICE—A KNABE, « KIP- le Unison, Double Sound, Square-urai.d’ Pisuo: usnew. ‘Lo be seen ut GL. WILD & BkUs., 709 7th st. u.w. aT Fees |ALE—SECOND-HAND COUNTERS, SHLLV- ing wud Drawers, in woud conuition; suitable 1 Brus or Fancy Goods 8 tore, Address Box 4 “Star Gu Wire Flower Sands, b's, S17 Zin OR SALE YOUNG PARROTS, MOCKING Bit Fe vhs ee Aquariums, en Fr Ce Spratta srr lost “Olt DALES LARGE CHINESE || SACKII D-LiLY Bulbs, aud SCHAL 2th st. uw, and Mediciues, Seud 1 hus. = it Sra SCH MAD'S bard stage, Seon ane (OR SALE—SPECIAL BALGAING FOR THikTY Days in Fuyiisu Suter oud a ‘atu mus nen iw wR vali ai cry at bon x £ wrice of east as Ines: “CHAWFOKD Tile ee nae ee SALE Ox EXCHANGE-I HAV, ‘a complete Stock of New Winter cate rane ery dat stae also fmoug then a. Jobs bi uiluers; wich T would call ths publics wtteae “ Brewster Coupels tte in ace ae eee oh Coupe gy eae J-passenyer Panel lockuwuy 2 USupelettes aud one Jearaut we roca, veaty sale | new: besides 200 gous sesh a, sien se a Hint, ke Tronn a Ga poraee 4S. J. MEEES. iy ALK ONE STYLISH SIX ig Sued Raa Fretgee seat: Mid oer ane Sine Gs pried spose df SABIE fori 7'9 AUR “coi in i SALE—CALL AND 6! Fa ALE aye KE THE Pips FRO <4 ELFFER & CONLIFF, Sid Lith st. nw, SALE OR RENT—NEW yee wy A Rips Cs ~ GON TT een Apply to uae (Perper ee teenie eres Fp oe ones arte Ss oe a.a Encyclo, cheap for Gaah. 5394 6th ot as. after 5 Pee DOUBLE ead ine Dooraid Frans Siete Tee 19 Sab Ga hat VERY FINE SECOND-HAND W. Make the Office » Salaried One, The bill introduced by Senator Dawes yester- day to make the office of recorder of deeds a salaried one at @3,000 a year and abolishing the present system by which the recorder is paid strung bass; low for party “ah by fees has been very generally discussed. at 737 Dinscnwc ener ze 17-3e * maian. boo | Heese: SALETA FINE COUPE: COST FHEN KEW | ‘The District Commissioners in speaking of the change in the recordership of deeds in the District by the bill introduced in the Senate yesterday by Mr. Dawes expressed = as generally favoring it. Rt SALE—WRAPPING PAPER AT. REASON: Bite eaten oly to Business Uflice Eventing oy aalecoae SECOND HAND FIVE GLASS Landau, in first-class couditi scen a" Mr. Douglass said the plan in its general none tgs eJOCR'S Carrinee Fe meas. ae, ae features was an excellent one, although he -l¥_thought the salary (3.000), was rather IRSALE -A BREWSTER EO OCTAGON Fi FRONT | small for so important an oftice. a ook ck Sarak toms chase Major Raymond said the matter did not 00; will Ce badly ereat baryal Aer: Coupe. tte; own make; os De, come in his department, but that as far as he “ANDREN Mihi ees. | wae acquiaiee with Washington there seemed ee ok 2 desire to have some such bill POR SALE—48-INCH a BICYCLE IN, G00 IN GOOD ‘condition, eos sold for Strait MCVCLE: Star ofice. ore ie Hing | thought the oftco should | w re ESS OUTFI?—LiGHT rtainls . ia Sy Se ee ee = Bi bar contectioner oo grocer. obliged to re to the Gommissioners monthly, as it would greatly facilitate the record of exchange uf property. ‘MB. TROTTER HAS NOTHING TO SAY. Mr. Trotter, the present recorder, politely declined to be interviewed on the subject, VIEWS OF REAL ESTATE MEN. The real estate brokers are largely interested in the managemeut of the office of recorder of deeds. In talking with a number of brokers this moruing a Star reporter foynd that they had all read in Tue Stan the provisions of Mr. Dawes’ bill. All who were seen expressed — as being heartily in favor of the ill, Mr. M. M. Parker said that the proposed salary of $3,000 a year to be paid the recorder was ample compensation for performing the duties of that position. which was largely a sinecure, He farther thought that it would have the effect of taking the office out of poli- tics, He said that the place ought to be filled by a District man and this ——— = the bill especially met with his hearty ap; . John A. Prescott said that paondnead, tion of the recorder at present was an unknown quantity, but it was supposed to be some large amount, The result was that it had become a political prize. In his opinion this was all wrong. Tie Proposed change would remedy resent evils and would make it possible to e place with a competent District man. ~ O. Holtzman expressed himself as be- Also Good Hand. separate, PRIVATE Harness: Stee Tous isen at. RK SALE—VERY ee FALLING-ToP_ BUGG coe ae See et — ee Rees ‘Dayton ns will eel owner has no horse, PRIVATE STABLE, 106 iw. R SALE—BARGAI SALE—BARGAIN— Se as nethe ass fronts adapted for wiuteror summer ‘use: will ed rt sell seat apie fn ive Harness, Stable Tear Sor ‘K st. nw. ae RR SALE— HOLIDAY BARGAINS. Square Pianos, slightly used;s number of leading be gh get ; in perfect order musically; sold on payments of thly. “alow F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. Fes SALE—CHEAP—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Fg, Cigae Story and Cigar Pactory ; a good chance for Gigar maker, Call at S34 Peunsy Vania ave... F = Aes ARD & LOTHROP ARESELL- {bg Best Quality Luster Finished Gum Horse Covers vod sor $4 and without Hood for g3, Kubber Tioga fer Horee $1.75 exch, We have the larzest ox of Horse Blankets Car- Five Robes, &c., in the ‘Corner 11th and F ats. n.w. FOE Seay ELEGANT GROCERY STORE IN the northwest section of the city: new store aud hew stock; now doing a large business, The owner's business in the west demauding }'is whole attention is the sole reason for selling. All the particulars ago amount of business dione and terms will be ese by G, A. JOKDAN, 1417 F 14 9 SALEBY FAMILY LEAVING CITY; FOR 885; Large Swiss Musical ox ew); all attach- iuents; bell chimes, drum and harp zither; clerant Iniaid tosewood case; cost $225. ddress SWIs! ERA SES. ing strongly in favor of the bill. He said that FE a Pea cer own nport-tion ;,Nery finest | it pro) much-needed change. While he Quality: $7.50. JACOBS BROTHERS, was of the opinion that the proposed salary for Se SLORY Boe oh ac ant a seis woe smapie Se thoursh Gent te Fe, rae 4 deputy ought to receive the same salary, as Carrings ge sore nteaee, Curie Coupe Memlly,Cerriege, | aid nearly all the work. Used only a few tines, feta Fine Lovg Toneas vmws oF ZAwrens, ouble ‘arriaxe Haruess, best made, $7; Harness, aries ‘Single Buxey Harness. full ‘rubber, Mr. W. R, Woodward said that the office Ne have slso large stock of Lap kobes and jorse Blanketa ut cost, hese i ‘correspond Wi should be a salaried one, but the salary should any in this a ae. road, 8 we, Fr. SELES be a good one, commensurate with the respon- icy sibility. Judson 8. Cull thinks the principle of the bill is allright. The office should be salaried, but the sum named is not high enough. To securs the best service the employes should be salaried, RK, L, Wallach endorsed the principle of mak- MEAD OF HORSES—suer an. | ‘RE. 4% & filaried office, but Waid the receipt 5 ES—J '; | Should not all be paid to the District for muc! Fepredietm Grenier county, Va. ize Oue pair | Should not all be paid to the District for mare, et Jobn Ridout said: “The principle is all right, coura hares: be ind marmot amie 280, ms pe gh r OR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A. W. & ©. Scott & Son, “Premier Grade,” Hammerlcss, Doabie: origin cot Loading Shot Gun: 16 bore, 28° 4 BLS Eitooes at ML A RAPE ANS “t EMING TON Nts KGENGy? 1015 Peuveyivani ave. “Lhe gun is without ad ouly parted with for want of use. 14-1w page reggae matched aia ore tH cae salary should be on the bond proposed, _aT-2w Sales Stablen. Est 12th st. aw, Mr. Joseph F. Scaggs: “By all means the office should be salaried and the salary a good one. That proposed is ton low, and the receipts should go to completing the record and putting the oftice in the best possible condition, W. A. Gordon: “I don’t see why the office should not be salaried, but the salary proposed as too low.” M. C, Barnard: “It is a grand scheme to make the office u salaried one, but grander in provid- Fo, § ALE SOLITAIRE cPusrtay RIKGS AT a 5 Mary wou 4 | ~ a— souu.e denixiasn tor the hulls JACOBS BROTHERS, mounted in especially handso. Tat 1229 Penusylvania ave, ng | OR, SALE—ONE NEW UPRIGHT, HAVING A double veneered case, combination and solid panels elaborately engraved, swinging mvsic desk, mudern haudsomnely carved “pilasters, overstrunk scale, three strings, ivor; 8, Tepeaving action, con- tinud es, uickles splat rail and ‘full tron frau : hos cash and. 810 per inouth, HUGO | ing that the appointee should be a District one. Won ih st. D.w., Sole Agents for the The surplus skoold be spent in the office, ho er Makin’ dar Bis eat ever, rather ‘than bo futd te the Commionon: ers, af least until the ofice ie complete.” aes The Theaters. AxBavan's.--Salvini is Othello, at least he was last night at Albaugh’s. Tomorrow night he may be Samson, but lust night Salvini and the | dusky Moor were somerged into one personality that it was almost au aupussibility to tell where E-LARGE 8 CARE PIA ets 5 ey od Fives and’ Bist nw alae esses tug into cost; other Dratecat W eps, & suminer, from 81 to 10, star office. is ie . | one began or the other ended. Salvini's Othello OR SALE— ; i-BRED 1 NIRGINTA #IARE | is the very embodiment of strength and ECO ay wasiae es clas Taatind' D Die nw. aisee | grandeur. “The agony displayed merely by the pon BALE GkaSD, UPRIGHT PIANO, | {ein the scenes in which Othello’s jealousy ‘Stool and fancy Covers $105 Croke Alao x tee | is prominent is in itself an entire study. ‘The new Farlor Orgun, 11 stop; $38. Both warranted for | support is excellent, Mr. Malone making an six years, 1742 ‘7th st, Dow. dl+ uch of the depth of acceptable Jago, hepa. eee Aor F of Jago is mis- malice making up the sing. —GULD WATCHES FO Foie @ special feature of a fine article at § and $18; stem winding; cases beautifully engraved. been 19 Also a ‘oie Lin line of Ladies’ Gold Watches atyrre: duced UBS Nationat.—“Lord Chumley” drew a lar; audience to the National last night. Mr. Soth- ern has succeeded in collecting together an ex- cellent comedy compauy, aud, grouped around his inimitable rendition of the nonchalant Chumicy, the result is brilliant in the extreme. “Lord Chumiley” contains lots of good humor and sparkling wit, and, what can be said of few plays, has uo scenes which drag. Haruis’ Bizov.—Miss Edith Stanmore com- menced what promises to be a most brilliant career as a star at the Bijou last night in Bel- asco’s play ‘La Belle Kusse.” It was rather an undertaking for a young starto make her ap- pearance in a play requiring so much as “La ‘ED Belle Russe” and the success achieved must be a HOLI- | Yery encouraging to the young lady. Gustave K SALES- | Levick and the rest of the company were fully N up to the requirements. Kexnay’s.—The great New York Star specialty company hold the boards ut this house this week and give to its patrons a variety per- formance of excellence. The Freuch bicycle troupe wheeled through their part of the pro- gram in a fitting manner and proved them- selves thorough artists of the skeleton wheel, Charley Banks, the well-known comedian, was on hand with a new specialty, —-.—— Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Joseph A. Shoemaker and Jennie E. Tupper of Nova Scotia; Charles H. Lambert and Rachel L. Roland; Thomas A. MeRorie of Danville and Mary Robinson San- KR SALE—MONEY TO LOAN within the District of Colui interest, in sums to wuit, Sg SALE — GREAT DAKGAINS D eng uare Pianos; from 60 ur on 83 ae Pad ar Jargo discount tor cash, several celcurated inskes, GE. WILD & BROS. 700 40 ew. sez8-Suu" Rrccercned ella edimettiot bie Abroad Baconatn—l AUCTION SALES OTELI amon: NEW, ELEGANT, HOMELIKE. Hat, between Listu aud 14th sts. nw. 230-1m. $6 JACK HARKIS.” 405 11TH ST. N.W., ‘Uve vivor above Penua ave, Syecialty—Dreakfast, 5Uc. Dianer, 50c, Ranches always read e G Fine Wines, Liq- AKRIS, Prop, ocl7-2m rul Kestaurunt, OHS NH. Hal ELBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. @ jroves aud Drusa A. Maryman; Thomas N. Nae hols and Rosa Lee Hart, both of Richmond, Va.; Joseph 8. Latimer and Kate D. Royce; Jax, S. Thompson and Bessie M. Batts; Geo. T. Oducks and Josephine Ellen Taylor; Delbert C. Patterson of Tampa, Fla,, and Bell Switzer of Swunton, Va; John Jumes comme and — Bayne; Judson D. Lincoln and Evelyn Ade- laide Sweet; Geo. C. Steele and Teresa A. Nolan; Frederick Hubert and Adclia M. More- land; Wm. Bumbrey and Alice Queen; Otto Herberger and Anna Bankmann; Mathias Taylor und Margret Scott; Albert Krahn and Bertha Zernke; George White and Lavinia Brown of Alexandria, Va.; Wm, Somerville and Mary Ann Dasey; James O'Connor and Caroline Jackson; Mamilton Cotton of Bur- lington, Kau., and Lulu R. Funch; Wm, John- som and Mary Mitchell; John T. Chrismond and Lavinia T. Bord; Edward B. Mahoney and Lertha M. King; Nolan H. Roberts of Culpeper, Va.,and Mary E. Thompson of Wilmington, Del., Marshall Hess and Mary C, Martin. ese The Alleged Female Shop Lifters, Yesterday in the case of Sarah Lewis and Katie Friday, the two alleged female ro at ers, arrested by Detectives Raff and Carter, the Howard house last week, Mr. Campbell Carrington, their counsel, offered bail. They were held in $3,500 each by the a aod Mr. et @ person who togoon their bonds in ‘asked that tax rocelpts be prodaced, attorney, tax ipts and toe Apelicaiion went over, MR, RICE DECLINES TO GO ON THE BOND, This morning the surety offered—Mr.. E.V. Rice SMILIH'S COMBINATION For Ladies ad Gents. BOX’ AND GIKLS? SA AL ° ihe Toate Liccused Tawubtober in the city. Liisied 170. Liberal advances mude on Watches, Silverware aud Diamonds, A edeemed Watches, Jewelry and Diamonds for wale chew a7-im"* SHE DIDwT LIKE DISPLAY. A Sexta-Millionaire is Divorced from His Wife, New Haven has a large scandal to talk over in the Waddingham divorce case, Wilson Wad- dingham, one of the wealthiest and best-known men in the west, was legally separated from his wife Emma, on complaint of the latter, in the circuit court of Chicago on last Saturday. Mr, Waddingham is reputed to be worth #6,000,000, His rapid accumulation of this wealth and the disposition he showed to spend it royally was the cause of the trouble between him and his wife, Waddingham made his fortune in the Black Hills and in cattle in Colorado, He went to West Haven ten years ago and bouzht a large tract of land and builta palace costing $700,000, When it was all ready he turned it over to his wife. This seemed wilful extravagance to Mra, Waddingham und she was far from being happy in the midst of so much splendor. She wanted her husband to live more plainly. This differ- ence of opinion between them resulted in an estrangement about six years seo. Mr, Wad- | nig part to those who had asked him. He p ned ring riety edicotioe ag and began living at duced a tax bill for part lot in square 782 for an the Palmer house, wi his fi continued | assessed value of $1,450. It was shown that he to live in the mansion at West Haven, The | was outhe bondsof Le G. N.S » Albert couple have never lived together suce. He is | Tee and Richard Chew. After some further GP isrrow: last May. ‘Wheat iajor error | questioning and the amount being stated Mr, row ay. moved into the oe adage with hb: ; wile and age oe daughter Mrs. Waddingham moved oyt and weet to the Adirondacks for the summer. Wad- dingham ‘was in West Haven this wook and was prone seen walking the streets with Miss Barrow, He did not markably handsome woman of thirty course. He ie said t0 bean Washington pow, Dat re for them, but Kas left New Haven yet. ‘The divorce. hes Fost thowa it wosld be Detter és ladies thoes sn created no end of comment in New York, where give them an immediate trial. Si eae lie +. Coyle said that the district attorney's of- fice take up the cases in regular order, Foreign Notes of Interest. ‘The matter was then dropped. Aconference té consider the federation of —_———— i> yl (spare reed artical tag To New Yorx via Barrons Oxro.— bourne. The Baltimore and Ohio sae es LOANS ON COLLATERAL. What is Thought of Mr. Dawes’ Bull to A Novel Test Case Under the Pawn Brokers’ Law. “Real estate and loans” is the sign indicating the business of Aaron Strauss, who has an office in the Fireman's insurance building. Mr. Strauss has been advertising to loan money om furniture, allowing the furniture to remain in the owner's house. Detective Block made am investigation of Mr. Strauss’ business, and thinking it came within the provisions of the pawn brokers’ law he called on Mr. Strauss and required him to leave €100 collateral as secur- ity for his appearance in the Police Court Persons who wanted to borrow money from him would answer the advertisement of the money lender inthe newspapers, They would receive from Mr. Strauss « card notifying them that an agent would cali ina few days. ‘The agent would call and ap the furniture and then half the amount of its value would be loaned if that amount was wanted. The owner would be required to give a chattel mortgage on the furniture, tle sp te a the legal rate of interest is charged. In the Police Court today the case was continued for one week. Mr. Henry Wise Garnett will ap- pear for the defendant. ———-___ The International Marine Conference. The international marine conference yester- day adopted a recommendation that the green and side lights be placed in steam vessels not forward of the masthead light. The report of the committee on life-saving systems and ser- vices was adopted, The conference recom- mended tests for color blindness for seamen; also rules for marking vessels, protection by bulkheads, lanes for steamers on frequented routes and night signals, The conference then adjourned until Wednesday. Counterfeiters Caught Up With, The chief of the secret service is informed of the arrest of John Norton Veder in St. Louis yesterday for manufacturing and passing counterfeit 25 and 50-cent silver coins. His residence was searched and €45 was found. He was previously arrested in Springfield, Ill, in 1878, and again in Lousiana, Mo., in 1887, for counterfeiting. A Proposed New Railroad, Among the bills introduced in the Virginia legislature yesterday was one to incorporate the Washington and Western railroad, which is to run from a point on the Potomac river, op- posite this city, and connect with the Shenan- doah Valley road. —_——-___ The Adams—Howard Wedding. Miss Grace B. Adams, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Geo. W. Adams, and Mr. Beale R. Howard of Harfordcounty, Md., were married last evening at the residence of the bride, 1410 16th street. Owing to the recent death of the bride's mother the wedding was very quiet, and the only invited guests were the family connections on both sides and a few intimate friends, It was, however, an interested and happy group of well-wishers who witnessed the nuptials of the young couple and afterward extended their earnest congratulations, were no floral decorations in the artistic suite of parlors, None were needed, as the softly shaded lights brought out all the beauties of the elegantly furnished roems, The bride, who is a graceful, fair-haired young girl, and was to have made her formal entree into 80- in her bridal robes, Her gown was of heavy white corded silk. The train was long = the front of the skirt was crepe lisse caught with orange ~ Ann The bodice was cut away throat and prettily trimmed “ev # garland of the blossoms and crepe lisse. Mr. John Barclay, of this city, who band in marriage. Rev. George K. rector of St, James P. E. church, county, Md., which the groom and attend, performed the marriage After receiving thee ions of the pany a supper was enjoyed, and the bride the towering wedding cake. Later in the ning she changed her white dress for & travel- ing dress of black cloth, and Mr, Howard took his pretty and youthful wife off for their wed- ding tour, which is to be spent in the romantic region of Asheville, N. C. will be te to join their home friends in ris cheer. The wedding presents Seeneeh ee Mrs. Howard were exceptionally elegant and numerous. He. Jol Barly, of thi city, wp gave het /arner, live with another woman, and says every state- ment of that kind is untrue. He asserts that he has pergice for her and the children to the best of his ability. He denies that he has an income of §200 per month and says that in con- sequence of the false rumors circulated by the complainant his business has fallen off and be is now earning only enough for his own sup- port, ae A Jonadab Anniversary. Spartan council No. 5, Sons of Jonadab, and their invited guests, had an enjoyable time last evening in the Universalist church, 18th and L streets northwest, when the anniversary of the council was celebrated. Remarks were made by H. W. Andrews and John Ryon, sov- ereign chief of the order, and an oration de- livered by Wm. W. Williams. The other fea- tures of the evening's entertainment were vocal solos by Miss Cecelia Murphy, Mra. Em- ma Bergman Messrs. Jas. Loveless, Chas, West and Frederick Wiliams; instrumental duets _ Messrs. Edward Crampton and Geo, Been; tin- whistle solo by Mr. Chas. Berry; vetriloquism by Jas. A. Cross; harp solos by Prof. Jas. W. Garland; @ recitation from “Virginius” by Edward Willice. THE STRIKES IN EUROPE, Kaiser William Takes a Hand—Enge fish Gas Stokers Defeated. The emperor of Germany having heard that the president of the Rhine province had re- fused to receive the miners’ committee, on the ground that he already knew what the demands were. immediately telegraphed to him a direct and peremptory order to receive the depute- tion and to report in full the men's statement of their grievances, It is expected that the emperor will grant the demand of the mem employed in the royal mines at Saar for a work- ing day of nine hours, The strike of the employes of the South Met ropolitan gas company in London has proved a failure, the company having filled all the strikers’ places with non-union men. There have been no disturbances and work at the gas house is ding quietly, The committee of the striking guamen at and Sal- ford aunvunce that their funds are exhausted and they advise the men to ask the companies er eae The Rothschilds ha’ renee to pay the mother-of-pearl workenoe in Vienna increased wages on condition that they alone be supplied with the goods manufactured, and that the pro- duction be limited. The strikers have cepted these terms and will resume work, a npibememmaaeee A Young Woman With a Raised Note, Cumberland Special to the Baltimore Sun, Dec. 16, This evening about 8 o'clock a comely young woman, about twenty years of age, visited a F E sy it £ Er i FEE Hs & i Ht ' 4 i i 4 4