Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1890, Page 3

a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.:C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1890. FOR RENT—EOUSES. _FOR_RENT—HOUSES.__ FOR SALE—HOUSEs. meet iit ree FOR SALE—LOTS. 2248 re. 2248 Clevelandeve, - a9 g 4043 iichardson pi, nu tess ST & nt ‘NGERFORD, oe 14h La BY FISH & MILLER, 1 baasai CHNISHED, 1 Conn. ave. Wi |stanie $14 20 permo 30: $50 Wallach | t6-3t ‘TH ST. i od. pinprovements.. paviy ba Batu D REMN, 1625 NJ. ave. Key 452 st. at N.E. CORNER 10TH AND H STS. Koomy House, suitable for boardin 3@ wine gee ne |e eo, rena ~ 00 Get. Tah sebeeG ana i 150 H st. bet. 21st aud 2: ih 250 Gat bot sth Some 88 P é near Dupont hese tal a N BE eta x aed z oxi Bit & & JOHNSTON, Ok REN = he La. ave. 205, Fi mR Ri 57 DESIEABLE a OF eee te Aes oh Frame Dwelling; a dow; be; paving oll ma 3 ae eta Bk CO. 1300 Fue ew. CeOBE jALE—O) iLL, WITHIN ONE an arn SATO, 3 Rew bia-rvom and th "Brick’ House, §sgUo: eay" worms. RUST & HUNGERFORD, 634 14th at 1213 ot N. we Feta t SALEBY FISH & MILLER t. 12th and 13th ste new.r eight Tom, sat OES EOE ae eo fend 2 0. aud at and every modern convenience: well and besnti 002 E. Cap. brown stone ‘and front: jst Eitined ten modern cot ‘Price , wn stong and pressed-brick front, elit ad ‘ail mod. ‘imps. see f FRAME HOUSE ON 6TH lot, ce iad alley; 38,000 ALE—AN Gand H n.w. CHAKLES W. HANDY, 921 F st. ‘ERY FINE. TEN “ROOM eae Priory. on north side N between 19th and 20th ‘a5 lot 23.9280 to all 16, ooo. Bie WARNER & CO <—_ 82,000, uy iceal ; Ho delay; rates low. E. A. MeINTIRE, .W.,opp. Trinity church. 11-1 WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN Large bed on Real Estate; Wick replied to ali applicuti ee swokt STEDT & BRADLEY, SIN SMALL oe ; Prompt attention _ja31-1m ONEY TO LOAN NOREAL rae re CHAN ES Ww. HANDY, $230-1m cae '& WILCO? P ieive a ag oes ba NTLCOX “Selb ane nw. PoE BEST 127 SD ST. NE. TWO-StORY | Jy TON Al Ry ens a ved Estate Sec ¢ amounts Fite? + Fant 10.59 FF EIGHTON aogcialty. TYLER © hori FORD, 15-30" 482 Louisiana ave. Jaid-tm* 307 Fat. aw. TMENT, 5. BONDS, JQ0% RENT—FURNISHED—OR FOR SALE—Ti ¥° teighteok, avestont ‘and most desirable Home on Capital Slip within S00 foot of Capitol srounds. A‘ | FIVE AND SIX PEK CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY, eee et uARRT DOW BRICK HOUSE, IN SUMS 8100 TO 81,000. S rooma, mod. imps., Inrge lot, near cable cars; SMALL PREMIUM CHARGED, bog het aw: #30. Inquire 1420 6th st. uw. 610,000-70 Loan jo-Ste 5,000 {OR RENT 461 HST, NW. THREE-STORY i009 ON REAL ESTATE. : aiding a :! Beek Stable frontinw om O-fout alley. af 40 per ‘300 _Usl4 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. frenth for all. Inquire ot ACEBEREYS wor ae E MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES and no delay beyond tis {OR RENT—1918 H ST. N.W.. NEW 10-ROOM rity is good, DEEBLE, House; all mod. i tories and 8 FW bik KAHAM, 1402 SUMS JO SUIT (FROM 0 upward) on approved rea) Teal iy ly oats NLU et a.w ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST KATES ON AP- Proved Heal Estate Security. | Large amounts Specialty. Also, ‘as Awents of the United Security Iusuratice Co. of Philadelphia, ia sums to suit, to ONEY TO LOAN TI 8500 3a3-2m WAGGAMAN, BEAL} Le repaid on installment plan, with or ¥F™ SSIATE BHOKER, S17 PSE NA hfe imsurance. ., Fayments 10 ks HOUS! rs. Fs H. & SON, a Ss 062 Pn.w.. far, 130.880 3 st. nw... 10F. 50 ANK T. RAWLINGS, 1500 Pa. ave. (The Arlington Fire ft eee or geo ob ea, nt and no delay, by, “ais ee _M_M. PARKER, 1418 F at, EAT LOWEST y- ‘0 LOAN IN SUMS TO Si Mae segunty in Washington ity No aeey 3. FCULLINANE & CO. 609 F st. nw. J ONEY TO LOAN ON STOCKS, BONDS, GOOD Commercial Paper Ctuer secuntics, Nu de~ 1424 New York ave. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, FKOM M él, spony Poot hoops Estate Security, AD: 1005 F st... E aoe YME ian ns ee POLICIES bouht at highest cash prices. ye hewotiated Btore a i — st. 2.0. Sr and dwel ‘cor Sth and kata. me rs. Hail, 1500 43gst. aw. upon sane at reasonable teria, Apply to M. HA 430 7th nw. 3a oor 82: DUN, 1407 F st. uw. uol-ti Central b'id, room ‘ONEY 10 ~ Gunton Bldg.» 26-1350 Ix' Sua From 500 UPWARD, Vernon row, room 6. bove isonly a portion of the property on my Pe a full List abt office for bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th. WAGGAM AT THE LOWEST KATE OF INTEREST BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R. O. HOLTZMAN. OK REX _ec7 Corner 10th sud ¥ stn improvements: nin ONEY 70 Loan — pee Aes ee Moor iprreved Heat Estate Security, in Districtot “S| Cotumubiay i aa sub denied wt lower rate ut i Joo RENT_UNFURNISHE terest, THOS. J. FISH & Fiatein “The Milton’ Sable near K& 16th. elt isa F mee hy ae bg = we ECE TUS eS BROWS Ret ae 1 ‘O20 {257 Venmylvanie aveioe,_ pia ae as a IN REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- ot near tes Of interest ; uo delay 4 1437 Penn. ave. nw. ™ NT! ©. HOLTZMAN, REAL &S- Fz a mabe 10th ance steam COUN TRY REAL _ ESTATE. Foe SALE — A RETIRING PHYSICIAN WILL seil his lovely Country Home 1m wealthy commu with lance practice esta cap. Terms owe} Mb CALDWELL: 1000 Fst, none ACKES OF LAND AT BKIGHT- .C., with fine view. MAKER, £20 F st. nity, easy. 23th ur. L, Lor Veray. nr, 125, ~ LOULS F. HO £4) F.2¢ floor, 5 frontrs.. eve cee Beatec bi B60 9559 F st. pv. 5 to 20 FX SALE—SE the Distri t 1 overlooking propos: val LOUIS F. 5! of Bright wo; id adjoiuti cently sol ers a Paget hased: SHOEMAKER DE 2020 Conn. ay. (rear | 1022 Conn. av. trear..830 | Foon R.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F stenw, TWO NEW HOU SEAR DuPONT | $3,000, lo binet mantels, « Dells, e.; one x | PWM Ne sum abit baths: $0, the uthier 12 roots ata bath: i MES, , Kelloge building, é Ye Bs * = — = 13 lm? wid, situatedon Washington ane Aus ndria railroad, near Four Mile Kun stati {Ok RENT—VERY LOW (BY PARTIES LE SS h 1 House near S, with telephone, chin Abply 946 Fst f1-60" + splendid Smads, tem! healthy loeatity 1! FHILLIbs, Jon RENT— Fats ete. 26r91 Yu Darie SALE—21 eee THE See ROAD, + tht side of Biiguiwood, Al property _11-6t OK BALE—12 | OF LAND, NICELY INC Droveas ali kinus of fruit; ou Pearce Mill road, Doar Lenleytown Fixe. DYEK, -6t 1504 Fst. nw. Foe Acres,with 10r. dw'g, near Hyattaville,88.000 80 Acres near Hyattsville, 880. 50 Acres near Hyattaville, #45. 7 Acres, with iusjs., wear Bladensburg, 82,500, 6 Acres. with 17-room dwelling aud 8 outbuildings, Bladeusburg, 88,000; very cheap, cres at Ard) 200 Acres with auprovedients, 2 miles from Ard- wick, 40. ae 1 mile from Seabrook, eres, With iu proven: Acres, with naprove: io Ae ‘at Colingt 20, 9 Sp vents, at Spriugueld, ez am Mullikin, Pope's Creek 2 males 130 Acren miles from Croom, Pope's Creek line, all arabic iand, $ 24w Suits STEPHEN, 472 La, ave., Room 14. LLE—THE DORSEY village, JF 70K SALE—100 ACKES. WITH IMPROVEMENTS, at Hyatteville, $150. 32 acres, with Dwelling, kc, at Wilsons, $1,+ with in Forestville, Povements, at New Dwelling with 3 acres, wear BK, Hyai 3,500. Fine Farm of 100 acre: with’ 1O-room Deliv. Two ‘Teurmente anit al! Ou buildings, half mile froin Husehisnd station aud 4 fru: Washington, $10,500. Several Houses at Hyattaville cheap, Boacres e Ardwick 1 000. 15 acres at Ladner ‘with 8-room Hi 00. Ducati . 617 F at. new. SES IN H SVILLE, BLAD- oxburg and at Wilvou station, from #10 ip. UCKET 1: & FUKD, G17 F st. now. ALE- Ga METROPOLITAN BRANCH, B. and 0., Lo Cottages, Country How PERSONAL. _ GENTLEMAN IN GOVER NENT Wishes theacquaintance of “a Frew: aust be empioyed im a private tail. French. giving all particulars NCE, Star of 18th, SF....... . a¥e. D.W., OF. at, Or. et it from THowasy THe co 916 F st. n.w. FOR pp me —— of 9th n. xcellent buai- and scm spvly, CP a near 43¢ st... O88 i i aw near S00 Srat-rate rerair ented by peel og WY WARNED & 00, 618 Swo-story | RO BALE—70c. a 21X87, 9TH ST. 8.€. near F 50c. only, Lot 15, in aquare 1058. Fast Capitol near Lincoln’ park, wit improvement and rear alleys to both lots. “Title own: 317 Pennsylvania ones, i SALE—SHORT LOTS NOR! =e Fas AVE. BET. STH AND THEA NE, = ee es SHORT LOTS CHEAP, n-st . WIME! |ALE—MODERN BRICK DWELLING, FIGHT iB, HE ENTINE THIANGL Foran ‘attic and cellar; well located; northwest; & PRS 6, 17,044 0g. feet, a0 cents. FE: bappiy to Pree re MUTHERFORD, A aay gute 100i 52 center Slot sess rect FOr cel Slow, heise. 1307 Fat-aw. | 1005, E Capt at MP. CALDWI convenient to sti it care, New POR SALE ATTRACTIVE HOME E JUST BEYOND Eoke < reception ball; bath fuom cemeuied cellat ‘heated by ateam:lichted ed, ‘s@wered and ii Sedat AVE & RUTHERFORD, by electri: y electrt IK SALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT—TWO 3 NEW F’Gicreora Becks on bouth ith Capitol st. ; rent for S10 each pro ‘rice €1, 150.cacl bh, KEDFORD W. . WALKER, zoee = ildink. BRICK HOUSE, 6 pris 8.800. E.T. KA oe rooms; rents for a1: vd Room 4, Atlantic Buil LE—AN eee DOUBLE aes Corner Dwelling, situated in the best part of, the Daw. nectis iy Auished: with all modern Bitings and} iinprovement Owani calli wher to a distant city this property is | Hon, offe “low price, and is unquestionably the best iD that, sect Price @ {-1m JOR SALETA VALUABLE CORNE 10TH AND EF Hats. J. A. SETILE & CO., 1 BB et 16-3t JOR SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS — ONE House in the n.w.; several ip the b-e. and ae. and —aoee city. 9. A SETTLE & CO ROR. SALE-THREE Pees _ HOUSES on East Capitol a, If sold at once will each. |ANDY, 1. ese ‘921 F st. nw, JOR, BALES ‘A Fine Three-ntory Brick Dwelling of Rhode Taland ree nk on dn Sigler med me rie gh leper library, dining room, butlers, pantry Reith, ‘four roomie deet'; large. cellar. furnace = aa room and laundry, 1ot 82 £, aay base 120 particulars or apply ore Fit Fe. SALE—CHEAP—NICE arx: ROOM | BRICK House, with all mod. imps., inde it, well at a Sencn fe jeroia at bet. nese 43¢ and 6tha.w. Will fra. OR SALE—CHEAP_NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE Pts at. bet, 436 and 6th s.w., all mod. imps Pri , PARKER, ia ‘aigand Kaw. OR SALE—CHEAP_EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ON G sti bet Uth mud fh, Tots 420x129 deep sground worth he Price $4,000. |. PARKER, 43 and E aw. HOUSES ON 2D § 44 per month: hj houses ‘sts oe \P—Fi o, tbe ve boos a rent at od repair, Price 84,750. 07 _RIGGS ST; N.W.. FOU Brick Dwelling, containing Tor iesi0g to ap alley; ouly. a bargain, Apply to AON . ARMS, 810 aC aL.w. RENT OR EXCHANG! = Ant ew and 620 R st. cor. 1 handsomely finished and beantifully designed; brown stoue buses boa minzs; 9 rooms and cellar; large yards. W: on the most reasonable terns. Apply to 0, E. DUFFY, owner, G07 7th st. nw. Fe, SALE—A~ MOST DESIRABLE cae Property ; just completed: northwest, overlooking andsome circle: 1a i easy terms, Fe SALE—H. ANDSOME | NEW BRICK HOUSE on Maryland ave,n.e.; three stories and basement twelve, Tooms aud) bath; all modern improvements, cabinet mantels; speaking tubes and y in rear; ‘beaut rd hyper els & RAMEY aE et pw 3 SALE— a 8 ‘ST. N.W., GooD and batt: Jot e130 tal. aud dm thoro s wcond ise cor Tith and &. Only $1,700 cau and tree ot 10. JOHN 0. JOHNSON, Atlatic Building. $20,000, on 15-4t OR SAl ¥ SALE—465 AND 467 H ST. N.W., TWO story Brick Houses’ with two-story back ) rooms aud bath room and mod. imp. For further fnformation inquire soit nw. TORY SE OOM BRICK i northwest OC win role fer JA3. M. HODGES, 1312 Pa. 14-60" SALE—TWo. House: mod. im: unimproved proper ‘OR SALE—BARGAINS IN DWELLINGS. Gate N. side 19th and, Toa 8 Fine 3-story ¥-room and Cellar Brick ‘House; lot < with ‘fine parking; furnace heat; good, large bright rooms; in very ood condition. $ New Hampshire a a Beautiful new 10-rvom Brick; handsomely finished; choice location. The above houses have been held at £9,000 each, but will be sold at reduced igure and on wasy te rooms, ba} moders =1x100; house articularly wel built G Qs peru to juapect ably to E, iS Atlantic Butlding, CELLENT ER ae crty On i at Aw. OiaG0y pone ee ee V per mouth. For: tale by E. T. KAISER, on ts tie ane BUS RleGuae 5 ik fon ¥or information KAIstli, Room 4, Atlantic Building. ‘OR SALE-AN EIGHT-ROOM PRESS-BRICK House in the northwestern portion, of the city; yer mouth; price 65,300, HILL & Fo, 54) Uenee, 1433 Le 600 to $26,000 on city; 4 stories; Touma, handsom h main ou the property for 5 years; per: napect can be bad only at this office AVID D. STONE, SO F st. nw. se Ky CHEAP PROPERTY ON I ST. posite the Arlington hotel t-cings repair; Jot 18,dx142 peice low toe quick buyer. FOR SALE—Well-built, Bay-window Brick House gy Coccoran st, west of 14th; stories and cellar, lot 192100; ouly 87,004 FOR SALE eoumene Home on O st.; neat schools, cars arkets; 10 rows, bath aud cellar; lot 20x100; $7,000. FOR SALE—At a sacrifice, @ Nine-room Brick House, Pith collar situated on ove of the uicest corners ou Capitol MIL one aquare: from cars: 89,00, DAVID D. STONE, 806 F gE 10 Fool tt 00 |908 Mow. asw.y bar Isr. 11,000 000 | on Git Le. 5 ets diana Sut, The above 14 onl} pee of the property on my books. For full list call at office for bulietin insued don the Istand 15th. [f4) THOS. EK) WAGGAMA\ gs ere stony ‘fot 1, west of farm ‘im Hit & Con O85 F at. m new. ' 9 Soren RWELLING. hE ee ‘ot a tals a oe S rooms aud nyexchane for eubarbast bo “Ss ‘St b FL GILBERT 1 co. 625 Fet nw, Foe exces E—NEW CORNER BRICK AxORE aud Dwelling; nar frag Yor ata Fey toms he Pension office; Xe) ip exehenge for siuall dw. ee re OF SAl a (EW HOUS! er N = circie: 8 rooms aud bath; cabinet mantels tric bell, ke. ‘only 87,000; ood tenacte: Investinent clears néarly'S pereeht. A. H. SEMMES, room Kelloxg building, 1416 F st. F ALE—1HOSE HANDSOME BIGHT-KO Fi oowes waine square as Beccetury Blaine’s) 20: 2028.09) ante Poll etn, “m4 LAW Wite Nc SASDS m OK SALE—IF igen SOON A BANGATN~COK- cr Keaidence: twave, ross : Turninbed, ADDY to JUDGE ANDEMSON. 1200 Nat TA WHoni PRIVATE U Co. Commun: feuded to and strictl; moore. Sx WILLIASE Clvi, SERVICE EXAMD aud Answers Send 1 8 WPLYSS, aw, Ivy Institute, Southwest cor. Sth and K sts. nw. e. on apply to PRESCOTT, 1416 F st . hires —— GOODRICH, prTORnEr. AI-LAW, 124 DEAR | A. born st. Chic: vice free,’ twenty-one .16r875 612 Callan n. {88,011.30 | yeary’ experience: Dustueas quietly and trans -at-9> Kear S00 7th acted, ___ sel 7-Rthaee ly (ow 18 T¥E TIME WE WILL PAY “biG Money" for First-class Second-hand Clothing. Ad- Gress of call at JUSTH’S OLD siAND, civ st ae myl ARCHITECTS. von ii (ON NEBIA, ITECT, 1215 F st. nw. Washington, D. C. 70K SALE—SOME EXCELLENT Ta IN r two aud ‘Ehree-etory Modern Well-built Brick Houses, most ae LeUee A ‘Soop INVESTMENT. 6 Brick Houses, 6 and 8 rooms, inod. ina part of tae MorEhweat nectilt of Pp nder rent. _11-6t * "1804 Fat. nw, Jo SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING mall wou imps, EYL eh 1 Fst nw. om, SLEFISE INVEST) ¢: part ia ne) convenient locality: lot 25200; water and ply ar a aa CO., GSS Fst. nw. Fen 1421 Q 8T. ¥. a and Cellar ipoderg imps. ee t 22 Price 69,000. PAYS For terms, &c., ly to _§025-20 rex in thickly Neuilea veer me “isi-3m taining 8 rooms bath; 05 to 10-foot alley ; pasion loose SCOTT, Kellogg Brilding, 1416 F st. 2 PER ‘ORY all aw. FRM SADE 218 436 T, NW., JUST NORTH. < OF cx House contal en 19 rooinn, stable, aiid heated by Tasose te feet front; will ipa wee f.000 cn any tera esha joe Building, 1410 F ot. iw. —1520 MADISON BENW. ine, 8 rooms, bath, &.: “to alles | rented for $25. time, Ap] Ukehioge Haan 1416 Fst, LE Fatnatite wolidly Built SEAN Bay. Premed Brick, 19 tect front: cemented cella Kitchen and yard. Latest modern improvemen three car lines, market and publicachools. Easy Inquire of owner, WILLIA. bath room JNO. A. Bi yy ee 1AlG F at 3 TORY ble ln rears lot Per mouth. 0 apent, balance on lone oe ed NS ya PRESCOTT, a. terms, MAYBE: O16 Uthutnw, = SRA 41H ST. N. Pressed Brick and Untiuished Goi (Ketone building.) JOR SALE — DESIRABLE da’ SUBURBAN (713, lunproved and Unimpro Fwo-STORY é bath aud pants concrete Basements rooms; ay JNO, ‘PRESCOT, 1416F nt BW PROP ved, ineluding ® Large and Commodious Dwelling, with ample grounds, situ- ride f Jn all parte of city tor Estate Agent, 410-2m St 1006 F st, nw, Fo SALE—TWO SQGARES OF GROUND Az treat baryallne ‘EMMONS SE BROWS. F2.2 SALE Tyo Love: in conte er a THREE, SQUARES park; 33 ae ‘Mall prove sate CLARE, 605 n_be purchased for 1d profitable in vest- nw. 16-30" LoT ON 1 BOUNDARY 81. 1,2 gE. T. $1,200. fee = BALE cna KAISER, Room 4, sues io Bailing. Pann etunte 100 ¢ eases ante Conk Gis nye alc sta. Re, only 288,73 PRY Ano a Ound | it in square 1076, on E st. #.0., oo Lot 17 in square 823, on 5th st. seat 60 “Whole of Triangle west of 1092, tronti ongwo ave. nues, only Liste feet Ts a decided snap spat 40 cent Hier atom more 10. Only 35 cents. . 5 eciuste 1086, Lot's, with & new House. "Only 65 “Square 1068, Lot 7, splendid corner. Only 40cents. ebauare Tous tot diese 40 feet improved. Only 35 sare 1098, Lots 18 and 19, alsoimproved. Only For a larger vari 10-00 WELL Le keberrr, 326 Pa ave. se. ae Eee on . 71 | bouts on 4th iss amtEwee RS miEsa ON OTH ST. $;} west side; per f SELLE & CO, 1225 Fst. nw. a TS ON 1071 TH AND h ets, n.e., from oe. to 13 3.4, SETTLE 2 C0. 1225 F at Fok Sate SALES CHEAY_NICE LOT, 20!62100 on B on 16th and 17th streets io be con- éreted.” GEO, F, GRAHAM, 1319 Fat ow, 16-61" Xo7 ON 17TH STREET, 80 FEET pital Sd, at Lots 15 and 16, By Saor! “5 ative fares HOS. (ORK SALE — CORNER LOTS 1 A AND 3. 2 14.94 1129, Use. per 4a. ft. ‘a humber of squares, lialf squares; risngles andsinele loteu.e. ahd Se. wide will dontle tn Valug im a auort the, HOS, A. MITCHELL, 934 F st. aS SALE — LoTS EMBRA ING FRONTS OF over SC00ft, on Mass. ave. ud 18th 0. ho better investinents om the markets THOS. A MIiCHELL, 934 F st, 10.000 Bi ; Bowe Lincoln purl m er. _ 16-38 tas UARE T OF GROU: ND, (three fronts » for THOS, A MITCHUT t 934 F's ALE—CHEAP-TWENTY LOTS 02 Fes ON oO sm, bet. Sd and 434; will sell the twenty lots at if sold wt once, oFwill eell HUE Lots at i rout bi Ou ety \OK SALE—THREE SHORT LOTS 95, a » HOrtL wide, bet. ave. ary ri €1,50 per square foot, mae an. Hal O21 F st. FOR SALE —A CORNER LOT ON ye. pitol, which can be bought at $1,500; DELAWARE P feet front, ouly two, squares froin the terms easy. 21 F st. nw. Fo ree HEAST—ABO! for a short period. Tree SITE LINCOLN PARK, square of herdicn, 58,0 10 feet of gee at’ best Bargain in wortlieust. 8, ¥, GL Fx SALE—CHEAPEST LOTS IN SE, Sand 6, im square 107, at Se. 90.000 of ground, within gue square of Lincoln, perk, at un HERRON, §) KAME a ‘LOUIS P SildewaKer, FEET aw. , 0 60e. ; 20 ¥ st. 0... ITH AND 5. B oft on 11th st. rooming Lack to 30- ley, Average dopth tess fay 49 feet. Price 40c. SWORMSTEDT & BRAD- LEY, 927 F at. new. JOR SALE—NORTHWEST CORNER oF and Mats, ne.; 1S0ft. on Sth st, by 105 tt, Price 55c., SWORMSTEDT Fe, SALE—LOOK AT THIS— Price 85c. per ft. coy One-third aud 2 yrs. at 6 percent send for x plat AV “ag on M by & RADLEY, 927 SIONE, 806 ce Dew. a SALE—A BE. Wine CORD Eust Capitol st; 224 ft. fro Actaneain at 83,80 DAVID D. ato OF 89 ‘U6 F st, 1 it one of the tone a s ow on the market a ave an Opportunity to make a tame, ‘BWOLMSTEDT & BE BKAD CLAL 605 ¥ ALE—SOME OF THE CHOICEST erty in the northwest section at prices that insure a handsome profit. This is an upusual KE 1008, NEAR MD. yfoot if potd. within a few je squares for plrehaser will rotit J eshort hw. PRO! MUS’ oppor- tunity to purchase ‘at prices that will advunice 40. to } cents per toot during the next six months. Will GUAHANTER, investment upon division api prone | —— arising from same, JNO. F. WAGGA Lata: Lots 3, 0) 7, sa. 107, 27e, a Le Droit Park near ing. Cheap at GUc. ft, fet = Pee o property in the northwest, 625 F at. nw. Foe Excu, ANGE OT, rele o; cgstly JNO, AGGA: ‘0 HANDSOM: B. F. G ‘HANDSOME LOTS ON property. Meese Ko. SALE—THAT VALUABLE PROPS ated at northw, FACING FARKAGUT BQUARE, for the erection of m bsudsoiie fesiuel APAKIMENT busy, being & bright wud wan Ber with south and cust exvosure, Lot 78 fee on I uud 120 teat trout ont 27th ot 11-6 400 14th st, FE: :T FRONT, an rao Oo 1th ts will exch en proved st.; will exchange for improved TG: f comer ot I AND panty 3. J. FISUEE & CO. NO. F. Macnee st, 0. 14TH st. extended; will exchange for imuproved city BF. GILBERT & CO, uated » hotel oF 1y Cor t front QOL 8. DESIRABLE LOTS. 3Gth at. pear 8 st., 202109 to alley A aiid 8 w 8s ~ 21140 to 22d at neat O ner ZOS1U0 to alley reat Mat. near 24th si., Jot 19x feet. 1GGh 26. bet, Land 'M sts., 172120, side’ aba tear Let. near Connecticut ave Ale: Several Squares and Part 2 southeast, iM neighbe mi if. WESCO. res, northeast and ly tu 1007 7 Peunsyivania ave, GR SALE—CHANCE, FOR BUILDERS; CORNER ro D376 iu bortlsweat pe wen. Price .fout 8 FORD, 1307 Fotis x room of ci ek a for vix UTHER- Lt Fo; SALE FINE LOT WITHIN HALE SQUARE of 0 {eek front, or feet routs oy will & RUTHERFORD, iBu7 0 or it, B.W.; ironts on Pst. 145 feet to 6 15-fo0t alley.” Price @2 101 PRESUO' (a25-2w] “(Kellows Building.) 1416 Fat rea SALE—LOT ON THE 8.2. CORE oF 2B y per nw. OK SALE-T00 000 SQUARE 1 fronting Lae: on week. FEET OF GRU coln park | ® great bargain if wold 2HOS, A. MITCHELL, 954 F st of HONTING ON TWO ‘soon be # business corner = SALE—A LOT Si. avenues, 110x110; wil of great value, on 13000 sa ais THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 934 F st, a 1 a 13 INCLUSIVE IN SQR. near i ENTIRE eee OF containing f w adage only: tai or laud companies can fing 10 better fuvestments in the Dis- trict ot Cottmbinfar apes 1 pro f SA) MITCHELL, 934 F at or S— 20,000 feeton E st. near 14th ne.. 35c. per foot. $8,000 feet on G st. near 12th ne., 40c. per foot. Ou feet ou th at. near K ne. doe, per foot.’ 100 feet on rth o per f O00 feet on "Flovas aves Lith and ne, bbe, per foot 2,400 feet on 8th st., corner Kn. 7,600 feet on 7th st! near Kn. 13,00.) feet on 11th sty orner 15th i.e, dvc. per foot, pobgiu feet on Past ‘Capitol, corner’ 14th nes 0c, ta 000 feet on East Capitol near 17th #.., 35c. per ,! pen8 feet on A st., corner 18th n.e., 25c. per f oa 000 tect on Band C sts,corner 18th ne., 22. r 100 ‘38,000 feet on 10th st., several shallow corners, 20c. er tu Ts, 000 feet on A st., corner 21st n.e., Le er foot. 14 OU0 feet on East “Capitol, corner’ 22d ne. 12c. 1008 334000 feet on B st., cormer 224 a, 20,000 feet on 8 st, = « 3e. per foot, D and Georgia ave, a.c., 20c. r foot, pisovo feet on Georgia ave. and 16th s.e., 25c. per toe ,000 feet on Kentucky ave., corner B s,¢, 50. per 21,000 feet on Massachusetts ave., corner 16th #.e., Bi sc. per foot, 10,600 square perils 0c. per foot. prices age all low and offer" ‘opportunities bove for profitable investment, WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 F st. now. Pe SALE-T HAVE Fok Sane z2dond pon, SALE—LOTS 50%. AT WILSON STA miles from Washinst 2, S100 In Maddox's sub- 8150" to Acre Lots in Givision, Kock vill ¥ Shoiee Lots 150x150 It, $10. ___LOST AND FOUND. O8T—810_REWAKD—FEBRUARY 4, TWO 820 and two 85 old pieces on Penusylvauia ave. be- n 17th aud 18th sts. u.w. Above reward if leftat Star office. Lop tsst WEEK, A SQUARE GOLD me Button, engraved with bird and nest, Suitable * TeWurd if returned to 215 . YESTERDAY AFTEKNOON ABOUT 4 ke Suuall Leather Purse: tickel hand and a for iis retura to ELEANGM Be ALL, 140 Pierce -W it OST—IF PERSON WHO PL Book Saturday afternoon in Walter B. Williau auction room will returuto his ofice €10 5 Teward, yet be paid und no questions .xked. ae Jf AVENUE ae aE : Gold Wire Filigree Brastise The funder, by returning the same to 1138 Conn avenue will be suitably rewarded, —81 REWARD At EBBITT | HOUSE office for Eye Glasses, rubber rinuned, atts chain ane book. E, VA., A PURSE coutuining Some Boney Melick, the owner can by calling on th ‘int f Lit —GOLD LOCKE: - oe ENAMEL i with five chips. Keward yiven to finder. oon é L* —IN BELT LINE CAR ON FRIDAY LAST AN envelope containing Papers of uo value except to the owner. Please vevurn to 909 9th st. ue, aud Lge ceive thanks of owner, f+ _BOARDING. GoD, WHOLESOME BUARD AND CARE Ca; S ied fora Child Over Five ¥ ft Age Needs Home, Addiess Ars. LONG, Star office. OOD HOME TAB! w. Everything clean and neat. Vitae tay: ‘One larke Parle; suit a physician, secuLd Story room, THE WipstER, 513 137H ST. NW. jents, 81 and & ‘per day: with board’; #5 to $8; headquarters tor sightseers: ‘daily’ sta ‘stage = Atlington und pousts of interest; no hquors, BOARD AT 1110 LST. N. house kept by a jor rent; would fJ-1m* {OK SALE—ELEGANT IGT AT AT Ok OF ¥ COLUMN. Fins rod und “Mintwood is adjoining at moderate price. . these lots are 180 fome very fine are avail- able for immediate improvement, having yer eon Macadamiged’ TViEie RUTHERFORD. 1807 Foe 28-360" (OR SOUTH BROOKLAN’ streets, Avenues and Cire buat 10U Lots, bOxTS0: fect BR SAL! Pts eft in that Deuutif subdivision known as South is in ‘odvfeet and Sram the city, ba aving ing streets 00 £ Brosiaan with the seit tad snventent ious sietrepeltian edict ic cars, near the university aud Soldiers’ Bong the sites Low lett ¥ Serge be cu cuny at the low ng low Deine 0 cents per foot POR S tye Senate Y m0) DEX: ALRER. 1007'¥ « VOR 8. BEAUTIFUL COR. ON, mis, Fs tol st, short distance from “GARE SOR 8. a8 ‘VESTMENT, A ROW OF ¥? oa a INVEST! pong Js31-1m Firs ECE ae by wet | fo to Catogs es Boa Is. SPLENDID LOT, 320x128, JUST Scala ees sat Coumssie EK OF D DEEDS FOR E FoR EVERY STATE gud “yerritor and U. niwsi #59; E BEALL: ig Yet. aw. Thotice from fo pool CIR Eastern Building and Loan Association, ‘The annual meeting of the Eastern building and loan association was held last evening at Herreli’s hall, 642 Pennsylvania avenue south- east. J. W. Whelpley, esq., the vice president, on taking the chair referred in an appropriate manner to the great loss sustained by the asso- ciation in the death of its president, Dr. E. A, Adams, and Hi inted & committee. consist of Geo. W. ee, Geo. R. Repetti and Jno, O'Donnell, to posite and bave suitably en- grossed revolutions of respect to be presented to his family. Over four hundred shares of jue were —— tor rss new series just opening, and the reports secre’ Steen treasurer showed the association to be ae Saag financial condition. and the receipts of evening, over $1,400, were sold at a pre- mium of 60 cents per share. A board of nine directors was elected, as follows: John E. Her- rell, Jas, E. Hutchinsoh, C. C, Meads, Alex. McKenzie, Geo. W. McKee: Jno. H O'Donnell, Wino saben Stockett and Ww. sul juent fe ae ‘treasurer United UNCLE SAM’S RENT ACCOUNT. Private Buildings in This City Occupied by the Government Cost $121,700. An interesting document was received by Senator Morrill yesterday. It was statement from Acting Secretary Batcheller of the Treas- ‘ury in reply toa request, showing the buildings rented by the various government departments in the city of Washington, with the location of REN | each, for what purpose used and the annual rental paid. The total sum of rental is $121,700. STATE AXD TREASURY. ‘The State Department has only one small building rented, the State Department stables, at $600 per year. The Treasury Department has four rented buildings, one at 1418 E etreet, used for the Decoy Stables, at a rental of 8650 per year, ther at 1308 F street, used for marine hos- pital service, ata rental of $3,000 > agen another at 1885 F street, used for piatistice, at a rental of $2,350 por year, may ed last at 205 New placa avenue, used for coast tw rental of $16,000 per Department and year. This pos ental $22,000 per year. WAR AND Navr, The War department has the two following buildings rented: 1814 G street, used for med- ical di » rental 21,000 ear, _ 2005 G p teorgtB for office of veceras of thi rebellion, rental $1,200 per yest, making = annual rental for the War department of $2,200. The Navy department has three buildings under rentai, as follows: Corner New York avenue and 17th street, used for hydrographic office, rental 900 per year: No. 1709 New York avenue, used for bureau of medicine and surgery, rental $2,400 per year; No. 1425 New York avenue, used for navy pay office, rental 0 r year; making the annual reutal for partment $4,020 per year. ‘THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT isa leader in this sort of thing. They have eight buildings rented. The Seaton house building, Louisiana avenue, part used for city post office, rental €5,000 per year; East Capitol and 4th streets, used as branch for the city post office, rental $900 per year; No. 1413 F street, first floor, used for same —— rental $1,000 per year; corner Sth and E streets northwest, used tor money order office, rental $3,000 per year; 914 E street, for same purpose, rental $4,500 per year; 418 and 420 9th street, used for topographer's office, rental $1,500 per year, including heating; 611 and 613 i street north- west, used for division of post office supplies, rental 23.000 per year; 479 and 481 C street northwest, used for mail-bag repair shop, rental $3,000 per year. This makes the entire rental for the Post Office department €26,900 per year, THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT has ten rentals to pay: No. 805 G street, used for general land office, rental 1,500 per year; F street between 13th and 14th, used for geo- logical survey, rental $10,000 per year; F street between 9th and 10th, used for Indian office, rental $5,500 per year; corner Sth and G streets, used for education office, rental £4.00 per Year; corner 4th and F streets, used for pension agency, rental $900 per year; 1333 aud 1335 F street, used for irrigation survey, rental $1,600 per year; buildings and grounds near Howard university, used for Freedman's hospital and asylum, rental $4,000 per year; corner 3d and G streets northwest, used for census office, rental $6,000 per year, and 8d street northwest, adjoining Harrison flats, and 512 9th street northwest, both used for same purpose, the rental for the first $6,500 per year and for the second $12,000 per year. fhis makes the total rentals for this depart- ment $52,000. MISCELLANEOUS. The department of labor has only one build- ing rented, consisting of rooms at the Safe de- posit company, 15th and New York avenue; rental $4,000 per year. The interstate commerce commission has rooms in the Sun building at an annual rental of $9,980 per year. This makes a total, as stated, of #121,700 per year re tal paid by the government for build- ings in Washington. CAPITOL GLEANINGS. The Samoan Treaty Again—Committee Room Notes. In the secret session yesterday afternoon the Senate had under consideration the resolution offered by Mr. Edmunds as supplemental to the Samoan treaty, setting forth that when the treaty was negotiated it was with the under- standing on the ofthe United States that the rights of the United States to the harbor of Pago Pago were in no way infringed by it. This resolution was debated at some length, and on @ motion to lay it on the table a large majority voted in the aifirmative, but no quorum voting the question weut over until the next secret session, IN FAVOR OF SUBSIDIES. Ex-Representative Felton of California today made an argument before the House committee onthe merchant marine and the fisheries in behalf of the bill granting subsidies to Ameri- can vessels engaged in the foreign trade. Mr. Felton represe: aged the San Francisco, Cal., chamber of commerce and his argument was = unqualified indorsement of the Farquhar ‘THE MONTANA SENATORS. Republican; Senator-elect Saunders, of Mon- tana, accompanied by his wife, lett Helena for Washington yesterday. Senator Power hopes to be sufficiently convalescent from the grip to leave Saturday. PROPOSED DIPLOMATIC CHANGE, Senator Sherman today, from the committee on foreign relations, reported favorably an amendment to the consular and diplomatic bill providing that the position of minister resident and consul general to Berne, at a salary of $5,000 year, be changed to that of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotenti- ary to Switzerland, at a sulary of £7,500, SENATOR HAMPTON AS A HUNTER. In the room of the Senate committee on naval affairs hang the antlers of two deer mounted to serve as wall ornaments, They were sent to Senators Gray and McPherson by Senator Wade Hampton of South Carolina, who killed the animals on a recent bunt in bis na- tive state, a A Railroad from the Potomac. A bill has been introduced in the Virginia legislature incorporating the Metropolitan Western railroad company, witn a capital stock of $1,000,000 and power to increase to $5,000,000. The company is authorized to construct @ railroad from ® point on the Potomac river in Fairfax county to a point on the same river in Prince William county. W. W. Mackall, William 8. Smoot, T. D. Moncure, Mathew J. Laughlin and D. 8. Mackall of Vir- gis, and L. D, Whitaker and H. F. Lofland of -yland are named as incorporators, Credit Due to Policeman Cattell. To the Editor of Tux Eventne Star: Kindly give space in the columns of your pa- per toa few words respecting the bravery of Police Officer Cattell in connection with the burning of the Tracy residence and the rescue of the Secretary. Resolutions and articles have a red in the ccmplimenting Chier Parris on his bravery in rescuing the Secretary, but in no case has mention — made of Of- ficer Cattell. A reading of the detailed and vivid account of the fire as lished in Tae Sran discloses the fact that ter repeated at- tempts Officer Cattell, nearly stifled and aren one by oe ——. —— Xe ing eleven ny Bem e found the Sec- retary lying on him toa and raph dion This was all before Chief Parris arrived on the scene. I would not detract from the honor a due Chief peda Scene Shit, Soule Ot ficer Cattell’s name with a powers —— let Mt re THE MORMONS OF IDAHO, Mr. Dubois Thinks the Recent Decision Wilt Help the Cause of Statehood, Delegate Dubois of Idaho is one of the hap- Piest men in Washington. He bas been quite sick for some time past, but his exultation has overcome the grip and he is circulating around once more, “For six years,” said be to ® Stax reporter this morning, “I have constantly contended for the principle which the Supreme Court of the United States in its decision on Monday ‘sunounced in strong language to be a correct one—that members of the organization known as the Mormon church are not fit to administer an American commonwealth. By the laws of Idaho they are disfranchised, and the disfran- chisement is made more complete, if that is ible, by the constitution tor the state of Faske son before Congress. The Si ‘Court not only aftirmed the coustitutionality of ot this provision, but commended its spirit,” “What about its connection with the admim sion of Idaho as a sta’ asked the re] q “It removes all doubt as to odmnionen,” wee plied Mr. Dubois. “All the objections against statehood came from Mormons and from those who were doubters as to the constitutionality of the clause in the state constitation which says that no one who belongs to an organt: tien wi teaches polygamy and bigamy shall vote. The Mormons are making strenuous efforts to convince the democrats in Congress that the Idaho non-Mormons who stand up for disfran- chising Mormons are all republicans. This oft-repeated statement of theirs might have some force and effect were it not that the lead- ing democrats of the territory are bere to re- fute it. The democratic party of Idaho, in the legislature, in the constitutional convention and at the polls, have voted solidly with the re- publicans for six years in favor of the disfran- chisement. Representative dernocrats are here to speak for themeclves and their party.” DISTRICT GOVERN MENT. SAYS HE Was PROMPT, The chief of the fire department has received areply from Foreman Henry of truck company A to Mr. A. 8. Solomon’s letter relative to the speed of the truck in passing his house on K street on the morning of the Tracy fire. The foreman says he left on time and made all pos- sible haste, and taking into consideration the Weight of the apparatus and the distance his company was very prompt in reaching the fire, ASKING FOR MAPS, The House committee on appropriations has Written to the Commissioners requesting copies of the latest maps prepared by the engin department showing street improvements, water service, &c. MISCELLANEOUS, F. R. King, a private on the Metropolitan. police force, has tendered his resiguation aud the same has been accepted. Work on the Eastera Branch Bridge. Col, Hains’ report of operations dh the new Eastern Branch bridge during the month of January indicates a speedy termination of the work. He says that the operations consisted in the erection of the two 151-foot through spans at the west end of the bridge, the driv- ing of the remainder of the piles required on the north side of pier B, the laying of flooring and certain minor details, The iron work of the entire bridge is now erected and the floor- ing laid on all except the three spans at the western end. The work necessary for the completion of the bridge will be in progress during February. The money statement ap- pended to the report shows that the amount expended during the month was @559.75, leav- ing an unexpended balance of $40,305.35, of which $65,574.23 is covered by existing con- tracts, This leaves an available balance at the end of the month ¢ of 14, 73L.12. Why ‘There ' Were Two Ministers. There was some curious questioning afloat in the assemblage at the funeral at the White House yesterday as to why there were two pas- tors of different denominations present and officiating. The reason was that Mrs. Tracy was a Methodist, as is the Secretary, while their daughter Mary was a communicant of St. John's Episcopal church in this city. Mrs, Wilmerdi isalso an Episcopalian. Thus it was decide that the service should be a composite one to the extent of having present a minister of both churches a vd in the faiths of the de- ceased, while the Episcopal service was fol- lowed to the letter. Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Anna 8S. Parsons to James B. Henderson, subs 127 and 128, #q. 672; $1,016.10. J. W. Douglass to Ezekiel 8. Dungan, lot 3, sq. 693, lot 11, sq. 985; $5,005.20.) Julia L. Fitzgerald to i. W Collard, s. 1; 22, sannah A. Crandell, Wm. ub 47, 8q. 545; @— Waring to Elizabeth H. Schenck,” sub 62, sq. 9; $2,240. G. W. Hunter to J, H. Vermilya, interest in pt, Friendship; €—. A. Wylie to Jaa. H. Huling, lot 27, blk. 3, Trinidad; $300, BP. Davis to Lizzie i. Walkup, lot 1, D. & sub Mt, Pleasant, &c.; $2.280.95. J, F, Hiood et al. to Jeremiah Fickling, all of eg. 937; s—. fgg L, Wallach to Max Marshall, pt. G, sq. 533; & en Recent Robberies. An overcoat and some private papers were stolen from L. L. Bridges of 514 18th street last night. Some one rode off with a Safety bicycle from in front ot E. 8. Parker's honse on Riiode Island avenue last night. ee A Wrestling Match, Mr. Wm. Baker, the crack light-weight wrestler of the Olympians, an all-around ath- letic club which has been recently organized in the District, met and defeated Mr, W. A. Abraham, the champion middle weight of Cap- itol Hill, at MceCauley's hall last evening. Mr, Baker won the first and third falls in five and a half and two and # half minutes respectively, The second fall was won by Mr, Abraham in thirteen minutes. Mr. Fred Grey acted as ref- eree and Mr. Clarence Hough timed the match, Baker strips at one hundred and thirteen pounds and Abraham one hundred and forty seven. The Olympians offer to back their mam against any one of his Lut in the District, _——— ANACUSTIA, Tuer Turxx Tus Covytey Goop Exovem ror Tu£m.—Au interesting meeting of colored people was held in Douglass hall last night to consider the deportation bill now before Con- gress, Presiding Elder Johnson was advertised to speak, but the interesting proceedings of the colored congress detained him in Washi and Rev. Kobinson of the Campbell, ae church, Hillsdale, made a very earnest ad which was repeatedly applauded, The a ment of the meeting was that there is no oo- casion or desire for the colored people to leave the United States and that the solution of the race problem lies in the colored man forget- condition and vieing with his im becoming « citizen of the republic. RecaasiTs Mretrxos.—Naomi tent, No. Rechabites, met last evening. Mr. L. Milstead was initiated into the tent. Mr. J. R. Pursell was elected alternate to the Grand tent. Messrs, Main, L. Milstend and songs. Messrs. B. Milstead, W. Agnes Catterton read interesting pieces Remarks were made by Scott, Miss Maggie Canter, Hattie Bird others,——Salem tent, No, Via held she aad Lage renin; levers, Jas. \d Henderson each were nary mater Messrs. Cordell, Milstend, Cane ter and Walker were elected alternates to the Grand tent. Remarks were made by — a yrene Milstead, Beach and Mun- of Anacostia i. Ex a te organization of commandery, No, $35, United Order of the Golden Cross, which last month, was ted last : Svening a Grays hal by” Grand |. Ehie, assisted by the { grand inns ger yr Mar- “ped McCutchen, Grand Herald D. Olin , Acting Past Grand Commander P. H. Branson and Acting Grand Keeper of i . The of Lady Martha J. Peabody. obligations i [; H itt Fraas rerorned i i H H ft tet