Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1890, Page 3

= . is # . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1890. FOR RENT—ROOMS. RENT — UNFURNISHED — SUITABLE FOR Ba'iioor with closete,: 97 forthe tw ron Cy RP n "Front Roum Furnished for @ 69 Detreas st 5JfOR RENT—ONE PLEASANT SUNNY ROOM AT F the peaen cate Nemd "tea. Be ave ont ad ot z Se TT eT R RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAI snd Bed, Hoom ou Second Floor: alee Single ou Third Floor .near Arlington hotel terms rea- sonable, 1014 10th st 2. ‘yazs-3t? ‘JQOR RENT—O11 18TH ST. N.W. HANDSOME Apartments, single or en suite, of two or more on bec jlensant baths; house aud ica irst-clans in every particular. Vor} tucerate RENT_913 6 ST. NW. ited. Lat e Unfurnished koom on same fog ‘quiet, well kept: cheap to good tenant. : LARGE WELL. FURNISHED FRON Note socom Bor, $10, Back Room, @6, oF two vanicating ior $16; heat, bath and gas: suitable ‘two or four gentlemen. 906 10th stn. =st° p01 = LEASANT ROOMS EN SUITE sae, onevos frst for with private bath, fur- inace Beat and wrate Ore: board near by. 913 Mat’ nw. wez7-at z FURNISHED ROOMS Centrally Located. Sth st bow. yer7-3t* NT—TWO FURNISHED COMMU NICAT- ye ar gt oe aly for ren neachbothoud A 13th Green CBA NS i RENT—HANDSOM. OR REN T—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, beat. gas and bath; 605 13th st. uw. Apply at or to NESBIT & NESBIT, Keai Estate Agents, Fat nw. a aaa is Sa -at ‘KENT—FOUR ELEGANT ROOMS, SECOND Noor: two parlors: privass, family: turaished, ble corner —— and east spon Sr wraten; reference required. § LOR RENT—806 ISTH ST. N.W.; LARGE BAY Window Parlor and Bed Root; élegantiy furnished und floor. would make fine office ior doctor; Bieo" Similar ‘Rooms, 1st Boor ap “nrst-class board furnished, MAKCEL PELOUaKD, Jaz5-t French Caterer. JOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED koom southern exyortre; ingle oF en suite: with oF Without board; also ar ag WO NICE) NISHED ROOMS soBthern and western exporure ; vveriookiny Fnen square. 1003 Sthst.,cor. of K. jaz FLOR RENT_THREE OR FOUR, or Partly Furnished Rooms on bandhest, G15 6thst. nw. 2s JOR RENT—FURNISHED—TWO LARGE ROOMS + on 2d Ror, would rent fo two seentiemen. and oDe oom; cars and berdica pass the door, S11 F st UNFURN ‘Third Floor: a INT_ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM FUE. Qisbed 2 Back Toon salle toon with board: oom, $35: ut board @1.25 per week: one Sone at hewinaradcamt bw data: JOR KENT—1014 17TH NEAR FARKAGUT Square, Suite of Rooms, newly furnished ; private Tuancnt party: references exchanged. Also two Snail excl 0, Giooma, < Jazs- ste IR RENT—BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS, FUR- ‘ished as Parlor and Bed Room; also's single oom ; desirable, central location; moderate prices, 1326 Lat. nw. 25-3 OK RENT—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN have one or two Comfortably Furnished Rooms, ‘with or without Board, in s private family where there Sre no other boarders. 2114 Penn. ave. nw. ja23-3t* JJPOR RENT—1720 H NEAR METROPOLITAN F Large Com ting Rooms, with or without Board. “Convenient to avenue ahd. Fat cars. Ja25-3* IR RENT—1340 Q ST. N.W. 5 Parlors and Rooms; on first, second or @hird floors: eh waite or siusle. Also other single Booms. Board if desired. Family of two. )25-6t* {QR RENT—Si3 VT. AVE.; Rooms; suitabie for Senator, Hirer eis, ; JOR RENT—SOUTH FRONT ROOM; FUR: ished furnished unfi rfect repair rthern te family; no housekeeping ; references SSeS ae RENT—1304 1 . N.W., FURNISHED RENT—1304 L ST. 4 t Hoom, with Board: also T: taken. "Reference required. $a25-3t R QE RENT — ROOMS, APARTMENTS, BOAKD, eeping; all parts city: everybody suited chars» to applicants; furnished houses. Ki. i ROOM RENTING DIRECTORY, 512 7th st. ja22-00° F'tiree furnished. At the WOODMONT, cor. Sad'iowe circle. Ja22-6t POR RENT—THE BERRETT, 1405 HS’ 5 Fitedsome Rooms, single or in suites, with private , best attendance, Board a specialty. jal-Im LOST AND FOUND. OST—SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, RED-BROWN titer Dog A reward will be given if returned to 1023 O st new. a OST—ON SUNDAY FROM A CARRIAGE, ON ‘Woodley lane, in on near Georgetown or on P st., S Heavy Dark Cane with small silver head. Suitable zeward if returned to Hoom 5, 710 Market space, id Re) tative OF presentative OST—A GLOVE BUTTONER, WITH CHAIN broken; goid and platinum: initials K.J.M. ‘Thanks or reward, ax the case may be, if returned to Box 204, Normandie Hotel. Ja27-2t J ,0ST—A SMALL PADLOCK, WITH INITIALS 8. MLC. engraved on one side: valued only as a pres- ent. “Will finder please leave it at $10 12th st. uw. and receive rewaal? Ja27-3t" OST—THURSDAY EVENING A BLACK-AND- White King Charles Spaniel: answers to the name of“ bad ia blue velvet collar, marked Con- Esp cis Arrest ven on Fol % 5 Rhode Island ave. Sa OST—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, A SMALL ca oe eee es souvenir. Sutible reward paid MONEY TO LOAN Mos TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS op approved ral esiate security at} and 6 yor Gent. charges moderate. K HT. LEIPOLD, Syls-im ___S.w. cor. ith and F ats. MOSEX 70 LOWS AT FIVE PER CENT ON ap. proved Keaf Security. amounts onietie Bpecialty. TYLER & KUTHE! . ‘eis Tin® iw, EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. SAFE AS U. 8. BONDS. SIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY, IN SUMS $100 TO $1,000. SMALL PREMIUM CHARGED, $10,000-TO LOAN 8,000 Feuv9 ON REAL ESTATE. ‘300 _Usl4) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ E HAVE, MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES and no delay time vers, DEEBLEY DAVis & CO. Li: "1319 F st. new. jONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT (FROM ‘8500 ‘Ob approved real estate security. HL WARNER & Co., Pe - _ aoe 2 L MOSEY 70 LOAN AT LOWEST KaTES proved Heal Estate Security. Large amounts s iy. Also, (a Axents of the United Security Co. of iphia, ia sums to suit, to om installment pian, bag! or ta IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND varity. ‘¥ TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Fates of interest: also on other approved security. 108 G. HENSEY & Co., Bankers, 1300 ¥ stn FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS WR SALE—DESIRABLE STORE AND DWELL- ing oa Business Corner. ti: rented for 93 eee ere eee Pfice 64,000. ‘Address HOUSE, Star office. ja78-3t* F%. SALE—R.L AVF. BET. 9TH AND 105TH STs. ‘wate re LOY 242x160, he dt SOSCER: Mearpeirsiny 2 fp XA ty | heated Feocreted cellar; fine pgp ag ne ad from, ie $ Sey — wanted; ele-~ feet cree Sapte teeta ug J.B WIMER, 1313 F st, 3 me on the premises. a OR SALE—10 PER CENT INVESTMENT— Three New Six-room Brick~, Callan st. between 6th and 7th, K aud L ue. ; rented for E ; $1,500, WKIGHT & STUCKELT, 810 Cs an fallen RK KENT—A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, stone front, facinw south aud on Farragut square one of ‘oe aged delixbtful rape in Fry Moy everything in quod order: cun be ret ra Years or season. “MILL & JOHNSTON, 1509 Pennayl- Vania ave. D. w. Jez5-6t FOE SALE-ONE OF THE HANDSOMES? LIT- tle Houses in the northwest; a rare opportunity to purchase » nice home, FRE SALE HANDSOME NEW BKICK HOUSE ON Maryland ay .; three stories and basement; twelve rooms all moderu improvements ; cabinet mantels; electric bells: spesking tubes and burglar alarms: heated by het water; stone steps aud coping; about 40 feet of parking; paved alley in rear; near a beautiful pars; sol:l on easy terms. Je28-3t HEKRON & KAMEY, 1307 F st. nw. JOR SALE— A New Bay-window Brick; 6 rooms and bath; all nod. imps. 8 Dw ; oul location; convenient to all car lines. Only 0; easy terms. A New Bay fice Brick; 5 rooms and bath; all mod. imps.; electric bells, &c.; 4 rooms on # floor: bear Khode Islaud ave, nw. ; rents for $420 per year. Price, J An Elegant Property on 1iith st. bet.G and H n.w., renting jor $00 per month. 89,000 to immediate purchaser, A New Hay-window Brick; 9 rooms and bath; mod. imps. ob Lith st. near K, one square froin io cirel. Price. 88,500. Bargain—A G-room-and-bath Brick,all mod. imps., dv Pierce place bet. Loth ang 16th sts. uw: Price, $3,000. Adjoining house brotht auction. A Groom Brick on 13th st. near Q n.w. 86,500. A New Bay-window Brick; 5 mod. imps.; on Lth near S bw. y dow Brick on 6th. 6 rooms aud bath ; x A Kow of New i Bdut..cor. Fue. $3 ‘Eight-room Brick on 3d st. near E nw. Six-room Brick on Q st. be ch 8. 3t FOB, SALE OR RENT-THRER-STORY DRICK House, eleven rooms, 1017 12th st. u.w, Inquire 1112 Last. nw. Ja2s-5te Kh SALE—12 PE ¥ eral desirable Two-sto: Houses, in center of 8 ve ley paved and lighted by as. Price # each, half cash. Will trade fer unumproved pro JNU: F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. 3 LE—FIN cent; part is new INVE mopert convenient locality; lot 2ox6 ply BELLINGEK & CO. MENT; PAYS 12 : in thickly settle water and sew. 13 d u'r A te 8 10r-10,000 H bt.6th & 7th 10r10,000 9th bt. H & Lu.6., Gr. or. 0 r. 300 1950 15 M, Or, w.th lot on 2: 10th, ict 32x60, with 2 frames. F 3 AL VERY DESIKABI New Brick Houses rented to tenants 1 will tradeon vacant ground. DAVID b. STONE, Jaz5-dt 806 F st. hw. JOR SALE—NINE-ROOM BRI! Franklin park; mi... 86,250 Eight-room Fraine, M st. iicar 7th bath and cellar: m.i.; brick stable; lot 20xi20. -86,000 RK. H, T. LeIPOLD. Ja25-3t S.w. cor. 13th aiid F sta, n.w. {Ok SALE OR EXCHANGE— Beaut ew 10-room Brick and Stone House ew Hampshire between Washington and Dupont circles. Never occupied ; handsomely decorated, bright; 20-ft. front; furnace; discount for cual OR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. One of the best pieces on King Pies, 60.500; varios in rentile 80500 500; in rental ee w2o-at 3B. WINER, 137% F st. 08 SALE OR LEASE— ‘That most desirable Dwelling ne. cor. Massachusetts ave, ‘ House handsomely and substantially built; elegantly furnished and finest location in city: within less thant half square of Vico President Morton's elegant home: 18 rooms; with or without furniture; may be leased for a period of years; will be sold at reasonable figure, St J.B. WIMER, 13 313 Sd; $3,500. near East Capitol; . E. BURFORD, 1422 N.Y. ave, 5 ENT BARGAINS IN Two and Throv-sto ru Well-built Brick northeast, 7 and 9 #4000; small cash "and easy Yments—s little more than rent, W. E. BUKFOKD, 1422 New York ave. SALE—I AM PREPARED TU SELL THREE Houses, together or 7 and #rooms; all mod. imps; n, rai ; easy erm; no agents, “Address OWNER F., Biar office ts JOR SALE-SOME E JOR SALE—CHEAP HOME OR PAYING INVEST- ment—Five Beautiful New Brick Hous Pantry; path; conerote cellar; bay windo iucely papered: two latrobes; rani of cherry: crystal chandeliers. fi hood; rapidly inereasi Tth-st. cable and Yth-s hear market house and schools. 518 aud 520 3 ave. and 529 to 533 Florida ave. (concreted), Drots Pack, dust east of Gth st. iw; Price from 3,700 to $2 ng. Also Beau- tiful Press-brick House: el two bath rooms, furnace, &. ; newly papered and painted; with adjoining lot bufticient for another house; on Mast, u.w., outlook oh Conn. ave.; very cheap for teu day Sst W. A.C St. Cloud Bldg. 1 TY OF SCOT circle and Vice P lorton's, a Most Desira- ble Corner Property. containing 17 rooms, 3 bath rooms, admirably adapted for and western exposure; on au & b view of city.’ Price considerably below its Value, as owner wishes to leave the city. We offer this as oné of the most advantageous situations in Was! futon. Of easy access to cars and in the most fash- le section. Price $352,000 ; easy terms. ul . BULKLEY & CO., 1405 F st. 0. 1421 Q ST. N.W., 3-STORY aud Cellar Brick, coutaining 8 roouis ahd bath ; all modern imps, ; lot 22285 to 10-foot ailey, 4 Dice loca tion, Price 89,000. For terms, &c ply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Kellogg Beilding, 1416 F st. how. \LE—WE CAN SELL FORK 8 1) A BEAU- tiful Corner House, three rooms deep; situated in the best section of the northwest; a rare chance. (For sale or rent—Honses in’ Schneider block, bet. 17th and 18th; we offer one cheaper tn the Tow, BULK: &CO., 325-30 one square from ree cary and electric eh evation commanding RO. A. -) (a2d-2w] 1416 Pat. nw. SALE—Two HOUSES ST.N.W., WEST of 13th; about 50 feet route $30,000 it. FOR SAL—4-story Pressed-bric! rooms, on KR. 1. . bet. x Tave.nw. 14th and 15th. lot 20 by 156 1920-5 Kew Bric a renting for 855 per mont! 3a25-3t_A.T_ HOLTZMAN & CO., {OR SALE—FIN VELLIN Pyne FINE DWELLINGS. ol Ost, West Washington, rooms, lot G6x ), very cheap. G st. bet. Youth and 21: 12 rooms, ieurete Soe bath aud stabi t., 9 rooms, bath and stable. 1634 16th st.u.w.,t rooms, lot 22igx1 15, bet. 19th and 20th. 10 roome new. FOR INVESTMENT, 23d st. north of Circle, two bricks, 6 ‘and bath, each rent $18.30. for bo Four house Pre ree list nd larse store Fooun with stabie on rear of lot; size of lot ZUx114 feet; price 86,500. For further particula: eet to FRANC FOr SALES 16 OTH ST. 8. ARLY Handsome Solidly Built 7-room Bay Window Pressed Brick, 19 fect front; cemented cellar; large Hitchen and yard. Latest modern Amuprovements ree car lines, market und public xchuols. Ingyire ‘of owner, WILLIAM MAYBE. O16 Othiat- cw. Lew ‘OK SALE—DESIRABLE HOUSES— Mi ‘l n.c., 9-room brick, Dat. near 7th ne., 6-rooi brick. frane houses, veland ave., 6-Fo0m brick 1d st. near Hst., 2-story {pune near 20th st, 10-room brick. st. near H st, 8-room frame, near 14th st, 11-room bri ‘Tst. near th. 9-room brick. Fat. near 7th, 3-8 t. near 20th, 7-room brick hear Wash, circle, 8-roont brick. . near Oth, 14- Ast st. near H a st.,'10-room bric Ost. near 11th, 7-room bricl Dat. 2d, $-room briek. K at. business z . 6-room bric 15th wt. near V, 10-room brick. 14th at. uear V, 2 frames; large lot. Kat. near 20th, business property, For permit to inavect these housed afi WESCOTT, WILC Ja18-6t-eo 1907 Pa. ave. Fee ee iN? penny AND , BASEMENT Brick Dwelling | 7 Rooms; all inod. imps. ; in com- Plete order. 436 1 st. n.w.’ Very central location; only 84.500. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 4-tit 927 F at. n:w. {OR SALE— A RINE, RESIDENCE, | 1736 N STREEE NORTHWEST. ALarge Double Brick Mansion, three stories, attic and basement, cortaining over 20 rooms, not inelud- ing 4 bath rooms, numerous large closets, storage rooms and conservatory. Lot 502135 to a wide well paved alley, LAKGE STABLE AND CARKIAGE HOUSE. Price $49,000; Terms reasouable ‘or permit to inspect the premises apy ‘3. V. NHUYCK, $24-6t 1505 Pennsylvania ave, JOR SALE— property... 1 11015 East at, 0 Ot, ete. 88 hi, udianw 000 11 th nw., Lh., 6r..and 2 houses i hh... 5 ‘or full li the Ist and 15th, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. {OK SALE—BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS; LOT 16x100; 51 Pst. n.w. (stable in rear); 82.500; #700 cash, balauce to suit. THOMAS A. MITCHELL Fat, roy i FOR SACLE THE FINE OLD HOME OF THE late Col. John McH. Hollingsworth (of Mount Vernon fame), situated on Georgetown Heights (312 Stoddard st), containing abont 60,000 feet of pleasantly Iocated: cool water and plenty, of pply to AL Mo LL, Capitol and Massachusetts ave. OR SALE—A BARGAIN—THREE-STORY BRICK Dwelling House ull modern iinprovements : newly papered and painted situated 1422 N st. ; c Orooms and bath ize of lot 2dx1 : $10,000, For further particulars apply to Fy iS HUFTY, KAN Ja18-10t 1301 F st. hw. Fe cue ped hod ar aveae ROP: erty, linproved and Unimprovs uding & Larze and Commodious Dwelling, with ample grounds, situ. ated within 8 minutes’ ride from the business center of A hr ny gd city, and several moderate-sized villas, delightfully jocated and at low prices, ang ou eany terms to suit; houses and lots in all if city for sale. Apply to W. O. DENISON, Heal istate Agent, 923 F at. new. 10-2m 12 RK SALE—THE FOLLOWING BAKGAINS— 10-room Brick mew) New room Brick, lot o near room Brick, East Capitol «t, near 7 S-room Brick, Q near 15th 11-room Brick, Corcoran néamii th 11-room Brick, T wear 15th. K near 11th si . LUth near K “room: Brick, U near 16th. 10-room Brick, 19th near G. 8-room Frame, Takon HU 5-Bt Fe SALE CHEAP—A HANDSOME NEW RESI- dence, 1433 L price reduced from 000 on” secount of the city; 4 stories; beautiful tront Fooms; “handsomely papered heated by steam ; lot “5x10 to 30-fout alley; also 6: foot mde alley, with all advantas: f scorner house; $14,000 may renuain on the property for inspect can be had only at this office, it DAVID D. STONE, 506 F at. now. 3 bat! y chandeliers; LOAN IN SUMS "TO SUIT ON REAL jashington city, No delay. INANE & CO, O00 Fat nw. STOCKS, BONDS, GOOD Sud other securities.” No de- WM, H. DEMPSEY, MS 30 LOAN IX SUMS To SUIT. FROM «000 upward,on Approved Real Estate Security. cry SOCKER & GADSBY, 1008 F st. nw EXDOeMENT, LIFE AND TONTINE POLICIES highest cash pr Loans negotiated bought at rices. terms Apply to M.H ACHE- SoS wou? ONEY TO LOAN iN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST ON BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN. 7 Corner 10th and F sta nw. ONEY TO LOAN ‘On. ved . in Districtot st lowest rates of ime THOS. J. FISHER & CO, 4 F at. nw. In sums to suit, at lowest rates on approved! estate wecunty. : FITC Fox s WN, Cy 1437 ‘Pennsylvania avenue. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- class security, at lowest rates of interest , no delay where the security is good. ny "0. C. GREEN, 303 7th st nw. Mo TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- wasn's DANENHO' {94 Buccessor to DANENHOWER & SON. 1115 Fat. fn ne a el 19 rooins, d heat 1 by furnece: house is 2" feet front: will ‘ er ‘sold for $14,000 on ‘easy terme INO. OTT, PRESC Kellogg Building, 1416 F st. .OR SALE—TWO- STORY, SIX-KOOM Bil House; all mod. imps; in complete ordet S00, 1204 Wylie st. ne. JOR SALE-I HAVE FOR SALE HOUSE 1744 N st. a.w., contaiuing § rooms, bath room aud store Toon; this house is iu one of the best sections of the city and is in perfect order. For further particu- Jars aud permit to inspect app) iy to >. A. PRESCOTT, _ 825-20 Kellogg Building, 1416 F st, {OR SALE—AT SACRIFICE; 6 KOOM AND BATH Brick: wod. imps; near three car lines ‘West: cosy little home ‘for first-class colored Apply to OWNER, 718 15th st_n.w. JOR SALE—RHODE ISLAND AVE. 14th and 15th cl Si modern improvements; heated by steam, a Grant Place n.w., two 33¢-story Bricks; all “modern improvements. Frice of both 000, (x92) B. H. WARNEL 8 Ci St O16 F at. i SALE—A SEVEN-ROO! and saearee pte 98.000, BS “phe FRANCIS HUFTY to ae 1301 F st uw, Al Jat5-6t Fo SALECLARGE MANSION | JUST VACATED: He ior, Sia and N xte. nw. ; lot 45x74. most desira- le bumne. 6,500 ; easy terms. COOKE D.LUCKE TL” 935 F st. Jats-3t {0K SALE—MODERN BRICK DWELLING, E1GHT rooms, attic and well iocated; northwest ESftioplars, aud. card ‘to TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st nw. ER aide warden: situate on the corner of Washingtu and Cameron st8., opposite old Christ church, Alexandria, a apertenyign nae es aplen- Sh008 Apply eR eaNcis HUFL. jezo-100 ‘ison | F st. nw. K SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING jaz5-61° ne 1307 F stn. {OK SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND ey ~ convenient to 3; Nev cemented cellar; heaved by steam Lighted by electri: FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—94-INCH APOLLO LIGHT RUADSTER Bratiyelo: has been used) very itile aad: te pose ee new; liascow-horn handle bar and spade andes: is in berfict condition ;eost 8135; iva bargain at 8100; will fell for 850. Apply toeievator boy at 619 14th at. n.w., wh machivecan be seen. a prone ut most new; will vel Lew. LOR SALE—A PERFECT COUPE HOR: ster Broughain, with pole and shafts, Coupe Harness, Kobes, Blankets, &e., comprising one of the most complete ad, stylislt outfits Ii the cit will be sold cheap for cash or will exc Iveated city’ property. Apply to J. F. OLM WIGNY ave i JOR SALE—A FINE BLACK HORSE, GOOD driver; seven years old; sound and entle; suit- able for any’ kind of work; cieap if wold ut once; owner lias no use for him, Apply a ___:108 Ist.nw LOSING OUT BUSI- for 810; Cizarn, ‘Toumcco w cost.’ $50 Pounayl ‘Be Sas 2 for 825 7 cost 855. 1550 3th uid Fipes Yania ave., third store below JOR SA. 300D IMPROVE! Safe; has round corners and combination lock ; burgain to sell at once; will sell on time if necessary” Address Box 160, Star office, — wae ‘JPOR SALE—S JENNY LIND TABLE: CAN BE seen at JNO. SACH'S, 1126 7th st. ui.w. Jaz8. FOR SALE_ORAND SQUAIE PIANO, CONT 8500. used but little ;on account of sickness must be 4 $250. J.£.M., Staroffice. — Jaz7-2et JOR SALE—IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, A Filters tad Hock sabi dota a prosperous bast tories high: accommodation for 90 horses ‘owner must go to Colorado fur beuefit of hin health. Address M.'I.F., Star office. $az7-e" Le Se eae 5 orl ; Deen use iy iiew; stool and cover included. “C 743 Sth at. n. J022-3m UR SALE—GROCERY, PROVISION AND LIQUOR Stor -will suit yarty' with moderate capitate, Gall at 1617 i2th st. nw. Jaz7-3t LOR SALE—RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED iting and. Koad Hi ee foaled 33g hands; sired by : dau by Seel- erveali Star; has uo record; can trot better cy 2.40; kind, free from all tricks; has been used the past year by's lady; iy one ot the inost stylish and beat driving auiauals in the city rie ss 1 ve some one tbst will give himn's yous Mesaeis the cous: ‘Kiso Handsome ‘Top Bagxy, Ladies’ Elogint Busey Phaeton, both equal to new, Set Harnens, dc. gaze sen Honfor koe aw. JOR sALE-THREE GOOD HORSES FROM LOU- doun C fe, ; suitable for cart heat work: wail De wold cheap, MOGMATHY sta 7 UPRI 4 oo NE iGHT PraNe HAVING EN. anaes ging: {Dat to monte 7 sew aad 25 7th at. o7-6m" 0 SALE — STOCK PIXTURES_AND Go PIES ame Figg Hexkon & RAMEY" IB0T Fat pw Vin TE at. LW. hess; four or address Co a) 4TH een TWO-STORY bas Aidore. A (Kellogg building.) eh w X.E., TWO-STORY iConcreted Massenent; Hngreriet pa = oR SALE—@155 CASH WILL BUY A NEWGRAND Fv it Piano ; first-class make; warranted for six ; also s Horse, Bugyy and Carriage at a sacrifice. 7th et. a. Ja25-3t" SALE_WE HAVE A LARGE LIST .- Poti toved Property in eastern section of the Gay Sa Wiaay feivoitie oF eee | SALE—TEN SHARES IN THE KING! 6, $ALE F VALLEY “gd a ep a fee for them.” Gan be seen at JAMES G. BOWERS Livery Stable, 627 New York sve. PIANO, ONLY aw dork makers ot SALE—A NEW UPRIG) oe} a - the present merely ‘Bel Tieh ot jase Su ipright Piano, oO. 2 3 10 per month. fake Square Piano, with carved 73rpaymiedts 810 per mouta: with steel aod bargains. See them at once at THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania ave. FULL VALUE GIVEN bi? old Square Piavo in exchange fora NEW BKADBUBY UPRIGHT, balance payable $10 monthly or cash. F¥. G. SMITH, 1225 Ps. ave. SKERING PIANO, ‘sud in good order: rice will surprise you. PFEIFFEK & CONLIFF, Ath st. n.w. ais PARKOTS, MOCKING BIRDY ies, Cages, Goldtishes, Aquariums, Fish Food, Spratt's Dog Food and Medicines. pend for IMus. Cats logue and Price List. SCHMID'S Bird Store, 317 1Znw. nbz VOR SALE OF KRENT— Tear of 1633 O st. bw. FOE, SALES THE “OTTO” GAB ENGINE KE. quires no boiler; avoids all expenmve attendance 1 9 handling ot Send tor cireula: AUF. at ta Tth st, ML IMPORIED GERMAN CANARY Birds. Bird Food and Cages cheap at the BIKD STOKE, 1133 7th st.u.w. 8, HARTBKECHT. no2-3m* FOE SALE CARMIAGES, WAGONS AND BC ies of ull kinds on ensy terms, COOK & JARBOE, M street, Georgetown, a FOK SALI ION EY ‘10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE within the District of Columbia at lowest rate of juterest, in sums to suit. GEO. W. LINKLNS, 45-3u Cor. 19th und H ste, uw. FOR SALE—LOTS, OR SALE. by 79.9, 24th st, near N Keg ‘ hear A st. n.¢ 5 104 by 8736, Corcoran at. bet. 17th and 18th: 402; by 100, K st.near 17th with small Bri A frontage of 42 it., N.IL ave, near 5, ‘21 by 8744, Corcoran st. near N.H. ave. 66 by 100, 16th st. nr. 39 by about 117, Elegant corner, 16th st-above Sout 19.3 By 35; Gin near Scott circle .6 by 95.10, Conn. ave, near Q wi Rein, T LEIPOLD, hand F sts, tw. w. cor. 1 OF SALE—FIVE FINE n THE BEST LARGE PIECE OF CHOICE SUBURBAN PROPERTY Now in the Market is the BUNGE HOF WOODLEY PARK, And the ZOOLOGICAL PARK, LINNABAN urnz, “own *# BEAUTIFU VERY . 2 RESQUE ROCK CREEK. Grand piece of property for syndicate investment. For plat, terms aud other particulars apply to Jaz5-3t B. WIMER, 1313 F st. JOR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY, F ST., MOST Porsitauce Pants bintst Pinte OF BOSE NESS PROPERTY now ‘for sale in this city, about 10,000 feet front on two ste, Eur price Ja25-3t Apply to J. B. WIMER, )OR SALE—SOUTH BROOKLAND, With City Streets, Avenues and Circles, FOR SALE—We have about 100 Lots, 50x150 feet each, left in that beautiful subdivision known as South Brockland. which is in couformity with the plan of the city, having streets 90 feet und avenues 130 feet wide. “This subdivision is south of and adjoint Brooiland,convenient to the Metropolitan branch rail road and electric cars, near the university and Soldiers’ Home. The lots now left will be sold ut the low prices offrom 4 to 10 cents per foot on easy terms. For ats and further information apply to WM. 0. DEN- F st. n.w., or to REDFORD W D.W. JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON ¥. ¥. ave, pot iat and Ni. Cap. tw. ISix1OL: & q. {t,; one-half cash, J. B. WIMEK, 1313 F st, FR SALE—BEAUTIFUL COR. ON_EAST CAPI- tol st., short distance from Ci pital; 70x 140. Pri a8 BARNES @ WEAVE 4 Fe SALE—LOT ON THE 8.E. CORNER OF and P sts. n.w.; frouts on Pst. 145 feet on 22d at, to a 15-f00t alley. Price foot. JOHN ‘A. PR. (Kellogg Building.) (Ja23-2w} “1 i SALE—NORTH SIDE OF PRINCETON ST. Bets Bem sand 13th ots., Corumbia Heuh pe cieiaest ees JNO, A. PRESCOTT, _(Kellogy Building.) _a25-2w) "1416 F st. nw, 2. FP sc.obe'Sauare Feet, Entire Square 981 51,000 "Half = 1 re Lot 4, “ 1 deine at present going prices.» Bagains a mi ic jetose J. HGRAY & CO., 637 F st. For ALE—EAST HALF OF SQUARE 1023, containing 48,000 square feet; improvements on property renting for $30 ver month, This is a bar- in, For full iuformation apply. Sado imi} He GRAY & CO..637 Fat POR SATEST HAVE FOR SALE THE s.E COR. fed and O ats. nw. 5 5 <a Ledllintson it SALE—SPLEN DID CORNER N.E.; 450 FEET frout on three streets; room for 27 15-fevt front houses; only 38,000 feet of ground; 14¢ squares from. ‘Lincoln park. Great bargain to quick buyer, = B. F. SiLBr & CO. men FroR SALE THREE BEAUTIFUL Fits in ne; will be sold cheer: wx the eed of money. Answer G. W.A.. Star YOR SALE—FRONTAGE OF 1 near 14th st. n.w.; at — R SALE—CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN roam, Mapas sien Rad STP foot alley: nel nearly 0q. feet; R SALE—N E. CORNER OF 218T AND A STS. f nell at 12c. 2.0. 1752103, for few days can roll at 1 3c. per ae TY 1115 F stn FROR SALE—CHANCE FOR SMALL INVEST- ment, pretty little Short Lot on A st, near 16th ne., 53x95 average, only 29. it /ASH'N DANENHO! 1115 ¥. JROR SALE—120,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND adjoining Lincoln park fronts comprise 1,200 feet ; atone. = THOMAS A, MITCHELL, Ja28-3t" 954 F st, wa F: “Stn n 2,000 feet East Capitol near 16th n. 58.000 feet Fast Capitol and 20th ae. 13,000 feet Kentucky ave. co? 7,800 feet Kentucky ave. near C = 14,000 foct Mass. av., half eq. from Lin 78,000 ivet Maca. av., Aand 15th we. 84.000 feet 16th and G «.. 336,000 feet Georsia ay., 16th aud G ae 41,600 tect K near 14th «e.. 00 feet Bast Cay fect Awad 2: fe B it VOR SALE—SEVERAL ENTIRE SQUARES OF Ground in the northeast part of city; will be sold at speculative prices during this week. THOMAS A. MIICHELL, 934 Fat. 28-3 ok SALE-NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST. 10,000 feet, 102x100: only 15c.; creat bargain: 30 per cent cheaper than any wurrounding propert; tor afew days only. B. F. GILBERT & CO, SST wool __ 620 F st. pw. JOR SALE—AN ECONOMICAL LOT FRONTING Piotey feet by 87 an depth ucar Hast, Capitol st. and incoln park, 3:sige. per square foot 5 MIICHELIOua Fa“ 28-3 AIN-VERY DESIRABLE on Sth st nw. bet. 8 and T sts; only Call at once, HEISKELL # Mo- OR SALE—THE FT 17TH AND G sts, opposite the War. Navy and State depart- iuents; 156 teet on 17th st. and $4 {eet on Gat. This is an excellent location for & hotel or apartment house. AB gPyontunILy for wood investment, Apply to HILL & JOHNSTON, 1503 Pa. ave. n. $027-6t ‘OR SALE—100 FEET FRONT, ON WEST SIDE of Oth st. bet. Band C ne; if’ made at ouce an Offer of 65c. will be accepted ; “at the above figure this y is @ firat-class investment. jt J. TITLE & CO, 1 SAL! SH & MILLER, 121 ST. N.' BUILDING LOTS AT SPECULATIVE PRICES. Vit. av cor. 0, 34270.24.86 I, 1 & 3S n.w., 384x00. Vt ave.. P& Q.24x60:2.00 12, Md be 10 In'sq. 105, 3 “1.30 Ist near Boundary ui Ww, E. Cap. 15 & 16. ts in Mt. OR SALE— ECKINGTON, THE CREAM OF THE NORTHEAST; WASHINGLUN HEIGH Is, THE CREAM OF THE NORTHWEST. Thave a number of the very choicest of the Lots in these subdivisions. ‘They must prove a lucrative in- vestment to purchasers at present {MER, ot J.B. WIMER, 1313 F st POR SALE-NORTHEAST LOTS AT SPECULA- tive prices; fine front: 342x90, 170263, 178390. large tract; at 3c, foot. Chance for’ big di id W. E. BURFORD, 1432 New York ave. OR SALE—A CHANCE FOR A SYNDICATE—A rriangular Piece of Ground containing 63,000 feet. within four squares of the Capitol; fitty- economical Lots, deepest being 90 feet; fronus on s wide avenue; 85 cents per square foot; one-third 1, Bulauce at S per cont, $25-3t AVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE27 CENTS, MASSACHUSETTS AVE: 87 feet on grade—12.000 feet; two fronta; will imubdivide into seven lots; sidewalks payed aud curbed. WM. H. GUNNISON, " POE, SALE CHEAPEST [OTS IN THE NORTH. “ast. Achance to donble Pf beghnnge Avery economical Lot fronting 112 feet on 13th st. ne. 119 feet on Tennessee ave., 40 feet on Bat. Wil make fourteen building lots; water, vas and sewer, Ground opposite side of the ‘st. has’ sold for $1 per foot. Northeast corner of 14th st, and Massachuretts ave. se., fronting 110.6 feet on Massachusetts ave., 100 feet on 14th st. Only SU cents per foot. Another choice Lot fronting 71, feet on North Caro- linaave., 61.6 tect on 15th st, 83 feet on C st. we. 40 cents per foot. 42feet fronton A st.s.e.near 14th; 35 cents per foot. 60x07 fect on 19th st.,100 feet from East Capitol st; 17 cents per foot. 85.000 will buy One Square of Ground fronting on Massachusetts ave. s.e. Lot 48x58 feet on 12th st. n.e. near H; surrounded by new houses; 70 cents per foot, $600 will buy a Lot fronting 20 feet on 16th st. ne near Look at this: 135 feet front on A si. s.6., 150 feet on 16th; improved by eighteen good houses renting for $1470a year; price $1%G00; 11 per cent invest- ment 45,630 Square Feet, corner of 18th and B sts. n.e., at 20 cents per foot. 78,177 Square Feet, 12th and C sts. s.e.; 50 cents per toot. Call for complete list. 32: DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. OR SALE—BARGAINS— az 2 Lots, Pat. near Dupont circle, 24x95..82.50 ft. 1 Lot, N st. near Dupont circle, 26x75. $4,756 1 Lot, P st, near Dupont circle, 20x60. 833,600 Lot,New Hampshire ave, and 2 lst st.35) . near Dupo! st, near Ms ‘Apply to CHAKL. GOS Lath st. uw. DESIRABLE PIECE OF Ground, being the n.c. cor. of Nand 22d sts. n.W., a frontage of 240 feet on N st. by ud 100 feet to an alley; a splendid location tor new houses; uo waste xround; price per foot, Ap- NO. A. PRESCOTT, 1 925 (Kellogg building) 1416 F st. hw. JOR BALE-A VERY DusiKAB EB Lor. FACING 20 feet on north side Maryland ave. n.¢. between Sthand 9th sts, ruunine throngh to b st. ; containing only squute feet. Price per toot, 81.30. BH. WAKNER & Co., 016 F st. nw. QOR SALE—D BETWEEN 16TH AND 17THSTS, aud 17th between D and Esta. we. Lots 13, 18 and 1%, square 1000. Per foot, 206, Lawrence between 18th and 10th ste, 90; side and rear alleys, Ver foot, $1 Ly $a25-Bt H. WARNEK & CO., 016 F st. nw. JOR SALE—A SPLENDID LOT, 30x128, JUS east of Lincoln park on East Capitol st. ; 60. ioot. Inquire Room 36, Gunton Building, Lon €., OPposit hot. ROL SALE—DESIRABLE LOTS. 70.0 pect Hal on Patterson st. th st. near cuirasce Sohiies | 505,00 Muss. ave. near 7th ne. 18th and C ats. 1.6. moe eo SneZe ee _ G03 4th at. nw, Pict sthotase sirsie, 00 four treae cent Sage mas circle, rout, oF wi E Be feotfront. TYLER & MUTHERPORD, 1207 Fst, Daw. VOR SALE-LOT.—AT INVESTMENT PRICES— fo Prosvset Hill, 60,000 sare feet, oe. Galante Heneats, ae: c0! na CO, 1003170, Sth st, ue. uurt 70 fect On Maas, a ot ¥ guilable for clube b i beard fable for © ab, hate, so edhe, “using UicK BUYER MAY Front Lat at. giz and 460 ave. snd Bat.southy ut bottom Spplieation. “THOS. a. MIT ee SECURE fect, on Mana, ware TRIANGULAR 8QUi Weer ¥ GROUND NAHE ROW x nt SEAR, BEA’ Ol HLNDERON iANBION, and about ‘the ‘Ok SALE—ELEGANT LOT AT COK. OF COLUM- bia roud and Mintwood place. Also sume very fine te mijoininy at moderate price. These lots ure avail- able for immediate improvement, having water, cas, sewer neur by, curbs set, sidewalks luid and roadways vecadan ‘TYLER & KUTHEKFOKD, 1307 Fst. 28-3Ot —CHANCE FOR BUILDERS; CORNER in nortliwest part of city; room for six rice per aq-foot Boe, TYLER’ & KUTHEL- FORD, 1307 Fst. u.w. Jals-L2t* VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND, 1020, bounded by 13th and 14th and 219,861 square feet. ‘This is one of the most desirable squares in this section of the city, Lenn very near Mary land ave. and all golid 4 preciate, In two years we believe t will be worth double the price asked for it uow. kvery 4 cent per foot advance means about €1,100 protit, B.H. WARNER & CO., j-5t 1G F iw. Lots Keneauw ave. wear 14th st., 350, per t ie. corner Key and’ 14th st, HERTFORD, 141 JOR 8A in the sou Ww. G st. FUL CORNER PROPERTY id 15th sts.; water, vas and ts; will ‘subdivide into ten ALLEN C, CLARK, GUS F st. nw. Mix Original Lots in equare 1057, lock east of Li Jase -6t OK SALE—LOTS— Qst., north aide, near 16th st... Lst., north mde, v being thi ae DSEKe 1504 F st. u. Apply to JAMES 3 GHEE IN FAIRVIEW IGHTS, ON Eieneytown roud und Woodley Lane, opposite Oak Hlectric railway tracks now lad to these lots, hich have sidewalks iu trout and gas mains: prices lower than asked for other lows in immediate vicinity + sinail cus jaywents; wouthly or searly th ato per ceutiuterest, "BEALL, BROWN & 17-un 1 JOR SALE—LOTS SOX. wiles from Warliiuste vision, Kockville, $100 to 8300. Kock crvek valley, & S40. In Hinesboro’ Lots in Hyattsville fron: $200 to $600. ism DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F st. n, WILL BE PAID BY A MAN FORA manent Government Position at $65 itu. Address ¥.U.U., Star vfiice. J2N-3t' $100 W ¥ WHO RECOGNIZED THE pariy who collided with Bic yelist at 10th ana #ts. Saiuiday morning, about 11 ke pituicate with I. W. FOWLER, NIVIL- SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Cat 1d 10e. to a) 5 WhPLY! N. A.M., Ivy Institute, _w8-Lm¢ Southwest cor. Sth ald K sta. mw. N Stones for Fireticinss Secuund-naan Cititange a dress or a dls e's OLD AND, awe Ts PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY wil & Co. Comm a ‘open sil we. MANICURE. LL LATE OF NEW YORK new == TWENTI- ANITHIN, RAD IN ROOM. AUCTION EHOLD AND TENSION 1, STO SIDEBOAN DS. CARPETS, VES, MATTL CLOTH, DESKS, AND OIL DI ALso, LOT OF HAKDW. SUCH _AS BLACKSMITH. ASON'S AND SLATER'S TOOLS,” ASSORTED teens TCHETS, AXES AND PULLEYS, &. 180, ONE Bay YEAKs’ OLD, IN AND HORSE 7 DAYTO! —* WM. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer. G °°. ©. STICENEY, Auctioncer, U36 F st TRUSTEFS' SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY > Rite ye ON PRO>PECT STREET. if Tittue of a deed of trust duly reconted among the District of Columine tu liber 1.356, a PuibAy the SEVENTH INGO, at HALE-PAST FOUR the ‘follow: deseri| 45 ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal Payments @t three and xix montl respectively, 6 per Sty tatatent, Payable ‘half yourly aud secured bye deed Property ord, oF all. cash, e option of purchaser.” Deposit of @icOrequired at ti Terms tobe complied with ia'6 days ‘trom sale oF rom Fesold at risk aud cost of uctaulting, LOUIS F. STUT: ALFRED A. Salita.) Trustees W4LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioncera ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF STOCK OF TFAS, SPICF: SHESALASD, GLASS WAKE, LARGL COFFEE On THORSDAY, JANUABY THIRTIETH. at TEN O'CLOCK A-M., I shall eli at store No. S02 7th street Rorthwest, by Virtue of an assyument for benefit of creditors, the stock in trade, consisting of Lance Coffee MLL, ean power: Taam Spices, China aid Glave are, Counter, Scales, Fixt cask Ess TRUSTEES’ SALE 0} DWELLINGS, K K OSTRE! K ost ROOM — BAY-WL DWELLING, KNOWN As No. SECOND STREET NORT EAST; ALSO SIX FINE BUILDING LOTS ( THE “WEST SIDE OF FIFTH SIR Bi TWEEN G AND HH STREETS NORIHEAST; ALSO TWO ELEGANT LARGE DWELLINGS, KNOWN AX Nos. 1908 G STREET NORTHWEST AND 919 B STREET NOkIHEAST, By, virtue of 8 deod of trust, duly recorded ip Liber 1 :, folio 4 t seq., one of the id reco! the District of Colut:bia, Sud at the west of the of the note secured thereby. we wil well at Hon, in ut the premises, on Fl SEVENTH ¥ RU AL WO SIX-ROOM BRICK OWN AS Now ALSO. SIX- Ader yubblic a IDAY the 1890, at cribed. FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, SAME DAY, sub I numbered 12 in aq. No. ulso known as No. 4% Zdst. ne. improved by « Two-story aud Cellar Bay- window Brick Dwelling, all modern improvements, ‘And at HALF-PAS1 FIVE O'CLOCK PM, SAME. DAY, sub lots numbered 37 and 42, both inclusive, 84, BUD. ax above deveribed. ‘And on SATUKDAY the EIGHTH DAY of FEBR) ARY, A.D. 1800, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, sub lot in sq: 121, also known as No. 1908 G st. uw, 1m. prored by'an Hlexuut Three-siory and: Back-buildine nek Dwelling, coutaining 10 all modern improvements: lot 2211x121. 2% to alle And at b O'CLOCK P.M, SAME DAY. Lot 18, sq. 940, also known as 919 B at. n.c., improved by anelecant bew Bay-window and Back-building Bric! Dwelling, containing 10 large roots aud celiar; all mod. iups. Also large Stable in rear. Lot 20x130.79 to alley, ulso side ally. ‘Terms: GOS and 610 K st. s.¢. will be sold subject to a of trust for #600 on each House, due Horch, $1, 1891, 6 per cent interest, balance ‘cual, 421, 2d st ue. ‘sold subject to a dead of trust for 200 due April 22, 1810, balance : 37 of property will be requited of the purcbarer. If term of Sale are not complied with in teu Gays fron: day of sale the property will be resold at risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. “All conveyancing aud record- ae Pa SI'S DANENHOWER, vASH'N NEN v1 i W. IRVING BOSWELL," § Trustees. 28-déds 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. RUSTEES' SALE OF TWO VALUABLE THRE: TORY AND BACK-BUILDING BAY-WINDOW EIGHT-KOUM BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, KNOWN AS NOS. 3UZ AND 304 C STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of two deeds of trust duly recorded in Liver 1391, folios 478 and 481 et sey.. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, aid at the request of the hulder of the Motes secured thereby, we will sell bic wUCtiOn. in Tront of the preu on FRIDAY, THE SRVENIN DAY OF FEBRUARY, AD. 1800, AT QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK FM, the fol? lowing-destribed real estate, situate in the District Columbia, to wit: Sub lots 8 and 9, in square No. 78° as above déscribed. ering: Sold subject to a deed of trast for $2,500 on each lot, due April §, 1892, 6 per cent, semi-annually, Malauce cant: A debosit Of $100 oit ‘each piece of property will be required of the purcharer at the tine of sale. If terms of sale are not compiied with in ten days from day of sale the property will be resold at risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All convey "8 cost. ALNUT AEM ROCKE! CHAIRS IN PLUS! 3 QAK FOLDING BEDSTEADS, ELEGANT OAK WARDROBE, FINE OLD OAK CHIFFUNIEL, OAK WASHSTAND, OAK CA i & TABLE, WALNUT’ M. TURE SEDAN Rocks COBNE [Wo ELEGA RU: CHER: v ABLE, DECOKATED TABLE. GLASS" WAKE, PLATED W UTENSILS, &c., &0.. BEING OF HOUSE'117'H ST ikee 3 NEK OF SECOND, BEING NEARLY NEW, CHASED ABOUT TWO MONIHS AGO. ALso FIXTURE! COUNTE bs, SHELVING, &., OF STOKE WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON THE PREMISES. ON FRIDAY, JANUARY THIRTY- FIRST, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M. Jars-3t DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts COR- PUR For Frnst-Cuass Crayon AND PASTEL PORTRAITS CALL ON 4H. B SMITH, ARTIST, Cor. 6th and Mass. ave. Largest Studio in Washington, Prices 810 to $100. Open until 9 p.m. ds7-2a" HH. © FSLTO%, LOAN OFFICE. 1218 PA AVE, u.W. Established 1870. The only Licensed Pawn Broker in the District. Money loaned on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware and other valuables, Cz-Gold Watches and other unredeemed wreat variety at very low prices. : “ 408 on Stock Tauxe Dax ar STINEMETZ & SONS.. 1237 PA. AVZ. FUR DEPARTMENT. We Offer: Several Single Wraps, wi ner. Black Boar and Astrac! Keduced prices $15, 82: 820 and 440. Former Prices #25, $50, $09 and 8 SEAL CAPE! REEKACHAS PLUSH SACQUES, WRAPS AND JAC) STOLES AND BOAS. Gentlemen's Fur Lined Overcosts, Mufflers, Gloves, Curriage Koves, ALL AT GREATLY KEDUCED, PRICES. B. IL STINEMETZ & 8Oxs, 347 Penn. ave., through to 13th st JHE SAME FUNEMAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER, Telephone ail") as He “Annoys the Bank Officers. William J, Patch, the discharged messenger of the Central national bank, was arrested yes- terday for loitering around the building to the annoyance of the officials, This was bis third arrest ona similar He left 5 col- lateral, which was forfeited in the Police Court today. * —— A Change of Resident Physician. Dr. William T. Gill, who for a long time was resident physician at the Emergency hospital, has resigned and gone to New York, Dr. RB. M. Ellyson was appointed resident physician he eee een Se Dre Se ye eae his —_—-_-— The Sherman League. ‘The first meeting for several months of the John Sherman league was held at the office of mis OPPOSED TO EMIGRATION. Colored Speakers Discuss Some Points of the Race Problem. DR. PURVIS TAKES ISSUE WITR SOmE OF THE POINTS MADE BY MR. INGALLS — EE TRIES BISHOP TURNER SHOULD TRY LIBERIA BIN SELF—REV. MR. BROOKS RECOMMENDS PRATER Senator Ingalls’ speech and the other Senate orations on the colored question were discussed Jast evening at a public meeting of colored cit- izens. The meeting was held at the Metropoli- tan Zion church under the suspices of the central bureau of relief, and wasone of a series of meetings inaugurated by the burean. R HL. Gleaves of South Carolina presided and in his introductory remarks stated that the president of the burcau, Perry H. Carson, was unable to be present, owing to sickness, He eulogized the absent president as the founder of the bureau, and said that it was organized for the Purpose of advocating the rights of the colored people. One of the measures which it was’ thought would improve their condition was the more general diffusion of education, and for this reason the bureau advocated the passage of the Blair educational bill. DR, PURVIS’ SPEECH. He then introduced Dr. C. B. Parvis of this city as the first «peaker of the evening. The doctor was suffering from a cold which, how- ever, did not prevent him from delivering « forcible, and at times, eloquent «peech. He said that the central bureau of relief had beem organized in response to a universal desire on the part of the colored people to take some action to remedy the wrongs under which th suffered. After eulogizing Mr. Carson's forts Dr. Purvis said he thought that the name of the bureau should be changed to Equal Rights association, for the reason that the or- Sanization was formed to create a sentiment im favor of securing to every citizen his rights, however humble he may be, In the opinion of the speaker the colored people will have to be the prime movers in securing their rights They must correct first, however, evils in their own midst and avoid giving aid to the enemy, AN ENEMY TO MIS RACE, He thought that any one who assisted the American colonization society or advocated any emigration scheme was an enemy of his race The speaker declared his opposition, amid the enthusiastic approval of his hearcrs, to the tramps from Liberia, as he termed them, coming to this country and fattening upon the colored people. ‘This is the native couutry of the negro, he added, and it was the place for them. He criticised Senator Ingalls for assist- ing the enemy by declaring in his recent speech that the white and colored races have proved so be a separate people, unable to live side by side on this continent, To say the least the speaker thought such a statement was mischievious, He could understand why Sen- ator Morgan and Senator Butler favored the emigration of the colored people. They foresaw that at no distant day that their seats in the Senate would be filled by the represen- tatives of the colored ‘race, These Senators as well as er southern men were not opposed to the colored people as such. No doubt many of them got sear anert in life from that fountain of food that comes from a black breast, Whht they were opposed to was the awarding to the negro his tical rights, If the arguments advanced by these men that the colored people don't amount to anything are true, why then, the speaker asked, are they afraid of them? He believed that the colored people were advancing, and as they acquired education and wealth they would be better able not only to secure their rights, but to keep them. BISHOP TURNER'S ADVICE. The speaker referred to Bishop Turner's ad- vocacy of emigration as likely to be mis- chievous in its effects. For the past twenty years, said Dr. Purvis, he had heard Bij Turner present arguments in favor of the col- i le going to Liberia. He wondered why ishop did not go himself. It was & begter place for the bishop to go, who believed in it, than for one who did uot believe in it, and for one Dr. Purvis said that he believed Liberia could not compare with this country as @ home for the colored povels He was confi- dent that the time was coming when the loyal ple of this country would compel the dis- loyal people to respect the rights of the col- ored race, When, be said, the mercantile in- terests of the north are affected as they were by slavery then active measures would be adopted to se- cure equality of rghts in the south, Dr. Purvis agreed with the statement made by Senator Ingalls in his recent speech that recon- struction was a failure. But in his opinion the failure of reconstruction lay in the fact that those who took up arms against their country were allowed to come back into the Union as citizens. Reconstruction is claimed by the southern men to be a failure because the egroce have made so little “progress. and yet when such a measure as the Blair bill is pro- posed, which is intended to dispel the shades of ignorance, then every southern man is opposed to it. REV. WALTER H. BROOKS’ ADDRESS, The next speaker, Rey. Walter H. Brooks, said that the indictment which the colored peo ple presented against the white people w: that they denied justice and equal rights to the colored brother. In the south the political rights of the negro were denied as well as their civil and legal rights. It was the injustice of taking money from @ negro for a first-class Passage ona railroad car and then forcibly ejecting him from first-class cars that he com- plained of. He referred to the statement in Senator Ingalls’ speech that 150 colored mea had been lynched in the state of Mississippi im the space of one year. The number of capital cases in the entire country last year was only ninety-eight, and the speaker denounced in strong’ language «system that permitted such gross outrages upon American citizens. He believed in tion for the purpose of agitation and creating a public sentiment, but while that was effective yet he believed in prayer. He had faith that the God who had guided aud preserved the children of Israel would listen to the cry of His children. He wanted the ministers in every church im this country to pray for the colored people. The speaker's impassioned reference to his belief in the efficacy of prayer evoked the belief that while the trunk of the tree of slavery had been cut down the roots, which were embedded in ignorance and poverty, still remained. What was needed was general education, which would dispel ignorance and euable the colored people to acquire positions of respect in the country. This, he thought could be accomplished by the Blair bill for this reason the col: je favored the bill. He believed that the denial of rights under which the colored race suffered would disap, when the negro became educated and (se peentley the position and wealth which follows education. He referred to the convention of colored men which would held in this city next week and said it was brought to consider the int the race. ie believed that the com would favor the Biair bill and a federal eleo- tion law which would the colored people in their rights as citi Before the meeting adjourned the ——— read. The ~ with prayer and age sang a selections during the a A PARADOX OF LAW. Men Without Licenses Cannot be Com | t | it i i tis of rt We Mi