Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1890, Page 3

_ FOR RENT—2OUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR _ SALE-—-LOTS. FOR SALE—LOTS. JOR KENT—214 F ST. N.W, NIN Brick gas and beth cheap, 820.50. ro . i RENT—FURNISHED— A FIRST-CLASS COM- ly Furnished House, north side of K st. bet. 14th and 15th ste. n.w., at # reasouable rent to a first- clase tenant for 18 mouths: references: red. JAMES A. SAEs ov., lw 1407 ¥ at n.w. Fe RENT—HOUSE 1423 i W., TEN ‘T. N. i Inquire Bio.) rr. aod Tescrée: eee How: BRICK ON FRM reeled | Se HANDY, 1-3 Monae R SALE—BRAUTIF Fine uinop is a hoya ae ode 33 Eat SESS: 7: eee 'T—THE BEST SIX-KOOM NEW BRIC in this City for the price; @18 per mo. and 827 7th st aw.; bath room, Foor can be used for small store if de- new : “fe A PHILLIPS & SON, 1419 New York ave. T—610 AND 614 K N.F., NEW 6-ROOM Bricks; wod. fmps., $18.50. tte > TIK50 =716 Pat. 5e. clistappivte WESCOTT & WILCOX, WESCOTT & eo ~_ 1907 Pa ave. mim JooR LEASE-1417 GST. N.W., VALUABLE + yroreriy for intsiness Purpones, The only anoeca- Pied building on thissquares Ss wicHt, 112-6 SOS G wt {oR RENT—EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ALL KR SALE-AN EXCELLENT LIGHT HO ‘Ouunibus snd Good Horse. Inquire of 8. C. 1105 Bat. nw, fi ‘DAVID D. BTUNE, R SALE—THE BEST HOUSES IN bomes or investments; one square ; new bay-wiudow bricks, uine inonth: price ecch $4,600 if sald this week te HN SAD D. STONE, SOO F ot. nw. FRE, GALETAT, A SACRIFICEAN ELKG, ew Bay window Brick H. usually well built; 20 ieet front, running thro Florida ave. ; room tor another house; worth offered to att immediate purchaser for 81.230. t DAVID D. STONE, 506 F st. n.w. J. impe; 100 Sth at. ne: 0. Apply to Eki meee, Building. 1E: i 45 10TH ST. W AND iful room Pressed Brick'with all mod. Beni |. 5 842.90. io: tent 24 and 25 K st. ne., 3-story Press Bricks; each; im elegant condition; all mod. impa.; 30. ped cena ee ero RE; mewty THE PIANO EXCHANGE, Beer eat Ia rear of 1248 oth et, a.w.,4-r00m | go ‘exmneaiicm: jew Brick (water). 12 poaylvania ave. bo BEES FQE SALE TWO RICE SQUARE PIANUS FOR v OMFS - ROOM beginners; only #60 each. per month. betes .; only #60: location excellent. e number. CHAR oy Bw On VORMSTEDT & BiEADLEY. “tt 913 Pennsylvant m2-6t f __9%7 JOR SALP—-AN ELEGANT SQUARE GRAND por RENT_ 1926 8TH ST. N.W.—CONTA’ Piano; rosewood case, carved legs; best improve- ‘ors and bath and all modern Ainprovements. | ets; wood ax new: fully warranted; for only $1 9.50 per mo. KOBERT STEAD, 906 F st. Jou SALE—A GRAND BARGAIN FOR CASH OR ‘Time—A Magnificeut Upright Piuno for ouly $275, bro aa almost bali of cost, used but little; We ate, dole agents, for the Famous STULTZ & BAUER PIANOS. sell them at factory p oa accoumiodating terms. Sev then. Bost value given for old Pianos. B10 cabling 910 per moth, “A gem: aud a great Ua . Stoo} nud Cover ineinde: a = Si a {tbat “THE PIANO PACHANGE, 913 Penn, ave. ee ees eee FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL Rost Woop sQuaki 0 to d in pertect order; tor only Apnly at 625 Pennasivanio ove. 6.0. | gi5y,s10 cxsu and 25 per mouth util paid sor FOR RENT —1429 8 ST. NW. A two. | _siz-St_THE VIAN LANGE, 013 Penn, ave. Fete Brick Dwelling, containing 6 rooms, ‘30n SALE—CHEAP_EXCELLENT FAMILY OR i 2s, Latrobe: (Collar, under, Bouse: will be | OR inecs Horre: wood to wack: also supert rented at alow figure ee ton Warun. Stable fear 1301 K st. hw, 1 119-3 gee ROR SALE-SECOND-HAND INESS WAGON por ki aud nice Dayton. “Both repainted and in splendid room Brick Dwelling, Oth st. Dw. : 08. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 970 F st_ nw. 3d and D sts, 1 {OR SALE—NOW 18 THE TIME TO Fiitiasome House os Tet bet beh aba Roth caie rooms, bath andcellar; price $3,500; will be worth 26,500 in six months; s handsome row of houses to be rected opposite, t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. FOE SALE FF YOU Ake LOOKING FOR A GOOD investinent I have it for you; a new Brick House Siocsraoer picasa BGT By rown stone 3 rents’ for $27.50. cheap at 83,750. Brick House near the government printing office; 6 pepims and bath; will! always rent Very cheap at on A bargain in @ Nearly New House on C st. a..;7 nicely popered; lot 22x96, with stable. ‘Three good Bric {Honses on 23d st.; renting for $14.50 per month: water and gas. Each $1,650, t DAVID D. SLONE, 8U6 F st. new. E—A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE; SIX KOOMS and bath; all modern improvements: on line of Sireet cars; near school wd market; located on P st, U.W.; Tented at #2 ean at; $3,600. HERKON & RAMEY, 1307 F at. n.w. ‘A BANGAIN—BRICK HOUSE, TW story aud basement, 9 rooms and bath, on 15th et. near K st. story brick stal on the rear that will rent for $10 per mouth. This is @ good chance for & howe or as an investment. HERRON & RAMEY, 112-38 1307 F st. nw. WO- on LE—A BARGAIN—ELEGAN yes p Surrey, seats four persons; fle top CO eae om bamey and bandsoie phaetou bugzy; all first-class 1303 Tet. 7 show little wear, Private stable, 1006 13th 50 Wallach pi_,Sr.- TAY Se RUST & HUNGERFORD, 62 RENT_-§ DSVONT | CIKCLE-NEW, ANI Handsomely finished. English Basement House. 22 roms, 3 bath rooms, laundry, kitchen, larie cellar; | T fuitabletGrphsician. Apply s Dupont cteietit-twe | Vas = = JOI“WENT—-A NEW FOUR-KOOM FRAME—4 er aie. re be = SOUS SLORE . 2 Bird: ‘an elegan 1 epeat any thi Dinteusbens seed; cnn saree Sucus onee ant See. | Cissticd to bie, addres WL. tees oeea oe thes, $7 per wonth. Inquire uw. cor. of 14th aud G L sts, CHAS. BANES, 1 TOK SALES A NUMBER OF SADDLE. DEIVING : sani and Work Horses, at my stables, 933 and 930 20) wp bac aS ag nen at. now. or will exchauge the sue tor real estate in Es M. J. FOLEY. HOw KRENT—BY THOS. E WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 917 F ST. N.W. SEE WHOLESALE PRICES Stewart Bar:jos at cost. Previous to tearing down HOUSES. 100/651 HF st. n.w.,9r. Store uxt week above offer is made. One Stylish Pst u. Second-hand Piano only $120. TEOMAG & CU, SALE—FINE PAIR OF DRIVING MARES, 5 Years old: weizh 1.000 pounds; perfect beauties: dark bays and fine rondsters; price 8300; my own Fusing. Address J.W.M. Lewiusville, “Fairfax, FOR OFFICE 521 Lith st, ee Oe Ts F 18 hands high; suit tamil : ; re yor business purtose lpg tbe iso a Bay Horse, 9 years ol, 15 hauds high: Side- Trucs, “Puseton’ uid Harness.” Batistactory reason tor sellinie, ‘Apply in the rear of 2 1221 13th st. nw. A > FOR MUSIC BUX; ENTIRELY new ; just imported: 2 feet jong; plays 12. popular airs: has harp zither attachment; regular cust $62. Address 5 WSS, Star office. fl l-ot Fee siitos cS YOUNG TRISH WATER Spaniel Bitch; fuil blood; good chance to obiain a Jendid bunting dog. May Ue seen at 438 New Jermey ee ate WOR SALE—A YOUNG BLACK MARE; WELL brokeu; good driver. Also Dayton Wagon aud Harness. ‘Owner leaving the city. COOPER'S Sta- Dies, bet. 13th aud 14th, H and I sts. JOR SALE—A PAIK OF YOUNG AND HANDSOM. Bay Coach Horses; sound and gentle, COOPER'S Stables, bet. 13th and 14th, Handistes fh Fk SALE BAY HORSE, EIGHT YEARS OLD, sound and not afraid of ‘anything; sold only tor Want of further use; suitable for Lusttiess or carriage; stauds without hitching. Apply 323 E. Cap, at.t10-3' JO SALE—HORSE BLANKETS. Great Keductiou bor Cash, 1 Blankets now $1.20 Blankets now Soe. $1.40 Bianiets now $1.10. Aud 20 per ceut from regular marked prices on all higher wraaes for cash ouly at JAS. 5. TOPHAM'S, 12.51 Peunsylvania ave. uw. {7-eobt Fok SAG SALE KINDS OF NORTHERN Souther Fish, Oysters, &e., daily, at ZBS. 341 Center wirxet, or I and 2 Ensteru market, Wholesale depot 12th st. wharf, Orders solicited aud promptly filled. “M. WILSON. Ja20-m,w,t,1m FRE Babs OSE OGEAGON-F ONT LANDAU. let, bullt to order by Brewster & Co. at a coxt, of $1,500. “This Corriage is in periect order, makes 7 either an open or ciosed carriage and is light enous dence, corner 436 aud Trambull sts. GS re ne horas; will sell at the ow price of #U0U. we ierminus of 7th and tth st. cars; 8 rooms bath and | considerite great varmain. Also a Five-gl cellar; large grounds, stable and barn; $33. + | Brewster € Co.. iuakers; originally cost $1,700, t_ | Carriage is in rst-class order aud shows’ very little LEIPULD, aw. cor. 13th and F sts. n.w. 7. - x at we SN RLEGAS F MODERN | wear aud will be sold tor less than alt the frst cost oe ae TORY BODERS | Both of these Curriaces can be soem at ASDREW S. Ni-A cs Jer nee oe ate as Bas Naw loney ate ne, | JOXCE'B BONS Carriage Factory, cor. 14th suid vin nw. ity 110-30" sas —_ = = Ss = Fs JOR SALE-GENTS 14-KARAT GOLD WATCH; new; credit «ven if required. Address WALCH, Star offic be {UR SALE NE FULL-SIZED STEINWAY Fiano, cheap; one Full 7-octave Square Fiauo, cheap; one Nearly New Upright Piauo, cheap. Gunton Bk Gunton B tore r'm, 403 14th. 2550 ‘3 portion of the property on my at office for bulletin issued on the Istand 15th. [f11) THOs. E. WAGGAMAN. JOK KENT—COK. 71H AND IRVIN SIS. N.W. Store sud 7-room Dwelling: also Two 6-room Dwellines. These houves are all new, have halls, water, saa and yewers; rent low, A'S. CAYWOUD, 111-2" WOK EK — CLINTON HOUSE, CORNER 7TH and L ste, containing $0 rooms. 2 14th st. nw. Rok KENT_49 D ST. NW. ‘TORY BAY-WIN- dow Breck House with all modern improvements, inciuding electric bells, statiouary wash wat BEALL, J{OR KENT-SEVEN-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ‘Mt Vieassut on Howard ave. opp. Center st. In- Quire at uext house weet f10-6e* QUK KENT—HANDSOME SUBURBAN —960 PER MONTH—1018 HST, N.W., -room House, modern improvements; con PURE fe cars and nerdice. |For particulars apply to GKAHAM, 1402 G st. n.w. 110-6e JQOk RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- Bit Siiimes aie Tana oe 415" PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, 514 11th st. nw. FOX, SALE-A NEW HOUSE, Six ROOMS AND bath, all modern improvements, situated on 4th at, n.c., Det. G aud H; a bargain at $33,000; easy terms; ted to a good tenant at 0. mals “SIMON & RAMEY, 1307 ¥F ‘ALE—A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLIN' of 7 Koons, south side Pierce place northwest house iv excellent coudition. Price, $3,900, T. KAISEK, Koom 4, Atlantic Building. Est JOH SALE —1211 I dT, N.W.—1HRE Brick und Celiur; ali mod, Linps, For price Permit to inspect apply to E.”T, KAISER, Koom Atlantic Building, 112-3t | ty Se a ee Fauie Dwelling, 10 roomie, ined, tu 1sth between Land Ku.w.. Appiy tof. T. hAl- Room 4, Atlantic Building. f1l2-ut FOR SALE—TWELVE-KOOM BRICK, NOTH side of { between Oth aud 1Uth nw. ; stable in rear ‘very desirable location. For price arid permit to in- fhectapply to E.. KAISER, Room 4, Atlantic Build- Fe, SALE—WEST SIDE COLUMBIA ST. BET, O and Pats. n.w., Two-story, Y-room wud Cellar Buick Dyeing: Stable iu rat: pescut tenant will wave at S450 por abu, $5,500. B. H. WARNER & CO., _ ANG F wt, We lot 20x ee eae“ FPnorvitry tx tH Soe TOF ‘ tag AND Oh WASH 1413 Kk BALE-IN ONE OF THE MOST DESINABLE Fe TO rooms: 1398 Rat are Tot Edeto0 touiley: a 0-3t '89,000, of which can stand Sher sent ‘sttord tite Geo. f Gnawa Tato ja SALE_DEMIR, EIGHT. BRI Fhso in ea ee ge BoM to alley; in condition and reaauisbly priced at $4,500. abo GK. 319 F st frock JOR —RARE OPPORTUNITY—THIBTEEN: worth 811, 000. Will take 300 if sold in tex days T000, y acid H 83,000 cash. “Address OWNER, Star oflce. Hose 0] LE—THREE NDSOME NEW HOT'S! geatel by teags ever nt Fe 2 zooms at " Pi 1, a Raye eat suai ah Bed ‘(OR SALE—SIX NEW ALLEY HOUSES FOR £6,000. 1416 Fst. 110-380" s. ELEGANT FOURTEEN-ROOM RESI- DENCE ON KHODE ISLAND AV! ‘De’ aa GEL complete, five rooms on first floor, House, Jot. 25x120 to wide alley. Price moderate. ST! & LIEBERMANN, 1309 Fat. m1 FOE SALE. 1527 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.—VERY Lange and Flcrnt Residence, just completed. Un- surpassed in solidity of construction and style of archi- tecture aud finish. Lot 25 ft. front and runs through to 18th st. House open for inspection, BTEIGEK & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. 110-8 FOR, SALE OR EXCHANGE M101 S. H. AVE n.w., New Ten-room Brick; all mod. imps; stone basement: will exchange for unimproved property. 110-6t" DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, 810 F st. u PGE SALE: FINE BRICK DWELLING, 4 ROOMS deep on Ist floor; 138 rooms; bath room ‘and cellar, furnace andall mod i located within half aguare of Dupont circle, TYLER & RUTHEMPOKD, 1507 8 ARGAINS IN MT. PLEASANT —A very desirable Corner, 117x280 tory and mapsard house, 10 rooms table, ec. Only $14,000 2-atory Attic atid Cellar House, 10 rooms, lot 100x140. $8,000. yratory Attic aud Uellar Ho 10 rooms, furnace, cistern, &e., lot 50x178, $7,000, 16th st.—z-story Attic and Cellar House, 8 rooms, farpace. clatern. clot 100x140, 86.300. —Z-story Attic and Cellar House, 7 rooms, good well, stable, &c.. 502130. $4,700, _13-6t REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st, VOR SALE — R PROPERTY, 12TH AND Ohio ave., now under good rental: will prove a good investment. Price 810,500, ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. n.w. £8-6¢ POR SALE THAT HANDSOME NEW 4-s1OH Corner Dwelling n.e, corner 12th at. and Khod: Island ave. u.w., overlooking lowa cirelé, “House has all modern improvements; handsome wooden tasntels, tiling, open grates, electric bells, electric appliances for Lightinu way speaking tubes’ throughout aud ‘ull conveniences of the present day. House finished in the best worknianlike munuer, subject to the closest scrutiny of auy thorongh mechanicor builder. Price . dgims to suit, Apply to CHAS. W. HANDY, heal Estate Broker. 922 F at. uw. N.B.—Hlouse iu open for inspection every day from 8 a.ni. to 6 p.m. 18-1W JO SALE—A T 3 4-room OR SALE-—I Property. Net PER CENT INVESTMUNT— ‘Kk Houses; water in kitchen; cou- 7th st. s.¢. near Penu. 3 Tenting tor $8.50 each price, each, $1,100. MSIEDT & BRADLEY, 7 F LARGE BRICK ON E 8ST, N.W. Sth aud Gth sts, u.w. Can be c or other business property, Lot 23x100, 0s) B.H. WAKNER & Foes: HE! one square from Foom; all mod. imps, Jas5-1se fe STORY BRICK DWELLING anus circle: 10 rooms aud bai TYLEK & RUTHER ORD, ER & CU, 916 F at. nw. IODERN BRICK DWELLING, EIGHT attic and cellar; well located; northwest; 4 For further particulars and card ‘to TYLER & RUTHERFORD, prorsa: rooms, PUR SALE—826 12TH ST, N.W., THKEE-STORY Pressed Brick, 14 rooms and cellar; pee, papered and ee ie a tow ey we offer this prop- erty for jv a 2000, ss A. f. HOLTZMAN, 1821 F st. nw. UR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANTLY kimished Stone aud Brick Dwellings on New Hampshire ave, near Dupont circle; 16 rooms; heated by hot water; 40,000. B. H. WAKNEK 1d 03) 16 F st. nw. |}OK SALE — CLEVELAND AVE, TWO-STORY Groom Brick ; east front, [(90v) (006) L st. between Zintand 2 Wey tWwO 7 rooiu brick Dwellings; one for ¥ ), “the other for 001 B.H. WARNER & CO., 916 Fst. pw. a ‘ADV SER OFFERS 10 TRADE 4 Well-rented and Located Store and Dwelling for & Kesidence in Mt, Plewsant of City; will give a bar- ain, Mldreas or call at oom 80, Le Droit Building. ONE BLOC OF Ne Library Building, New Brick 6 rooms and bat {Hires roouis dev: tuhished in cuerry ; closest Iuabe tion invited: $3,100; $1.000 cash; balance monthly, For permit to inspect apply to RUsd & HUNGEL- FORD, 624 14th f1-3t LOT 2721 TH FRAME D th bet. Tand K t.w.. to 30-ft. alley: good business property, 80,750. WARKEN CHOATE & 20. GLO Lith wt, nw. i. JOU SALE—HANDSOME DWELLT bet. Lith aud 14th; 11 rooms, #02 GLOTIthstmw. EAT SEVEN-ROOM DWELLING, 13th near Ust, 85,250. Ur will exchange foF Gther property that has # stable, WARREN CHOATE w CULO Lithat.tewe tL JO SALE—HANDSOME DWELTING ON TOWA gazcle, "29,0v0. "In view of the, prices of other muilar properties in this locality ‘this is @ bancain WAKHEN CHOATE & CO, OLUL1thatinw, fest JOR SALL—NEAT S1X-KOOM DWELLING, 47H st. near R $4,000. Small cash payment; bal- uce on easy terius. House i# well-built und in’ good order. WANMEN CHUATE & CO., 010 11th st, 2.w. 11 ROR saLe— FULL VALUE GIVEN Square Piano in exchange fors NEW MIGHT, balauce payable $10 monthly F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. FOL SALE CTHE LARGEST STUCK OF Cak Fixes, Coupes, Daytous aud Business Wavons in ‘also large stock of Kobes, Whips and Harness both new sud second-hand, for cash or on time. W. F. GEYEWs, Sixu of the Horse, 466 Pu ave, aw Fk K SALE—THE “OTIO" GAS ENGINE KE- quires no boiler ; avoids all expeumve attendance; ne luss of time; no handling of fu DSeud for circular and price list. D. BALLAUF, Ax’t, 731 71 blz jOk SALE—MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE within the District of Columbia at lowest rate of interest, in sums w suit, — GEV. W. LINKINS, a5-sur Cor. 19th and H sty. n.w. FO8 SALE_CARRIAGES. WAGONS AND BUG- w#ies of all kinds ou easy terma. COOK & JARBUK, S2U5 M street, Georgetown. c = r " COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE—NEAR THE NEW BXIDGE BETWEEN the canal and Conduit roads, 3 Acres, suitable for Subdivision into lots: will be sold cheap View upand down the river. Apply to GE LINKINS, cor. 19th und H sts. t OT FRONTING TWO ROADS AND CONTAIN 5S acres will be sold by decree of court at wale at Forest Glen Stati Seturday next, 15th, at the ext, ‘Cun. ave. ur. 1 bet. 14th & 25th br. L, lor. $40 930 F et n.w....915 30 Elewant rooms’ tm Vators, 15 trom #010 STORES. 75 1347 14th at nw. 1018 Conn. ave. 202" Conn. 1026 Conn: 2020 Conn. ay. (resr). $25 | 1022 Conn. av. crear)..230 110 BO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F stan. JOE RENT— 1510 vth st, n NG DERS & CO., 1407 Fst.n, JOK KENT—UNFURNISHED. 1701 KL ave nw, lta 2istat 2.w..10r.870 8200 924 12th ston. Ur. 60 1527 Ost. n.w., 10r, 4 M st. mw., LUr. W iidarice tke Metropolitan kK. brauch. dress, siving number of scres and terms, Box 100, Star office. 11 1-se* JOH SALE—185 ACRES FRONTING ON KOCK- i hy ove rood 3 pee e100 Let nage roms ues favorably for subdivision, Lavine on three aides. DELANY ‘e Witetixc.” E ACRES NEAR ROCK CREEK ON posed National park; chance for specu- buyer. H. CLAY ABW EEE Foe OK SALE—FARM OF 106 ACRES MORE oR tess in Montgomery county, Md., situate 1 mile from Knowles’ station, Metropelitai branch Balti- iwore sud Ubio railroad. 8 miles from Washington, For price and terms apply to. sue FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F st.n.w. FS‘ SALE—FAHM OF 200 ACKES MOKE OR erg in, Prince George county, Mid. about 8 iullos from Waskiucton; ‘price, $4400. Terms, oue-tiied =. Dalauee in 1. 2 and 3 years, Pao FG SALE SRE Bock LE, M ths 10 and 5- fouse on Montgomery avenibe, we Padshed. | 4 his house is 38 feet trout loot extensivn ; has fifteen room, iueluding bath, with cellar under entire Louse; hari-wood Suish, polished floors, open «rates, spiendid tarnace, large closets and. butlers pantry. Situated ou the highest point in hock- Ville, this ix the ever offered in this ce $7000. 4 suit, WOKMSTEDT & LKADLEY, 927 F st. n. TY PH JOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR arty, either Jupryved or Umimproved, & Goud Farm, 36 acres, only 3 miles from this city: good 6- Topi quyellunics Darts purest water: perfectiy healthy: splendid road. price @135 perucre. KA. FHILLD SON, 1414 Sew York uve. kt RENT—A GOOD FARM, 50 ACRES {rom this Sty: epleudid "roads pect ex dow. barn; healthy = {UK SALE—100 ACKES, WITH IMPROVEMEN Fenny fwville, $190. 2 acres, with Dwelling Ret STOR; Be Sores, with iuprovemeutay ab 006. New Dweliiue with = ucres, near BL, Byatieville, $3,500. Fine Farm oi: 100 acres, with 1U-room Dwelliig, Two Tenements ond all Gut. buildings, half mile from Highland station aud 4 from, Washington, $10,900. several Houses at Hyatteville cheap. SO acres at Ardwick sta, $1,000. 18 acres at Landover. with &-rovin House, $2360, all -su DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F st. nw. tt at dt et acess SMILES i ROR SALE-SEVEN-ROOM DWELLING, 10TH near H 500; ull cash, Large iot to wide WARREN CHOATE & CO. 610 11th st. uw T ROOM DWELL- ing, Florida ave. opposite Le Droit Park ; 83,400— 2500 cash, ‘quarterly. f11-30 WARREN CHOATE & CO. JORSAL )-ROOM BRICK DWELL- ing, new, complete. New Hampabice ave, between Land hice locality 600. f1-dt" WAKREN CHOATE & CO., 610 11th st. —Wi HAVE A DESIRABLE PIECE OF ju nerth sideof F between uth and 7th 45,000. With slight alteration can be made iito very valuabie business property, Inis has never Lefore been offered tor sale. We lave also @ piece of Goruer Froperty ou ¥ street for #100,000. | hither of ese are gv0d Oppo! ies for investment and spec- ulation. WARKEN CHOATE & CO, 111-3t G10 ith si {0K SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST Boundary and convenient to street ¢ Ww House, all reception hall; bath room. cementod cellar; heated by steam ; lighted by electri- city; corner lot; streets paved, sewered and iehted. * TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st-n.w. ON ST.N.W..A CORNER KESL dence of twelve rooms; furnished or unfurnished. A bargain if sold in the next teu days. Apply on the prema for particulars, 7-6" |, OR SALEBY FISH & ER, A fine Three-story ‘sidence on N and 13th sts, n.w.; 8 Toons with mod, imps, cation is one of the finest in this city and isa cen of home, at the very low price of $7,000. {7-6 (OR SALE—S15 OTH ST, &E—PARTICULARLY Handsome Solidly Built room Bay Window Pressed Brick, 19 feet front; cemented cellar; large Kitchen and yard. Latest modern improvements, Near three car lines, market and public schools. Easy terms, Jnguire of owiier, WILLIAM MAYSE, 016 Oth st,u.w, ae FS SALE—NORTHWEST— 12 per cent investinent—Five Houses on Washing- ton st. nw. and two in rear, reuting for #05. per month. Price, if sold in one week, 81,000 J. F. CULL f7-1w Dee TA HANDSOME BROWN STO Front on C st. bet. 2d and 3d n. jourteen rou! wd bath and every modern convenience; well built aud beautifully finished. Price $8,500. 10 Cup. st. brown stone and -brick and bath aud every modern convenience. Price 87,500 New House on Mass, ave, ne, near 11th st., brown stone and preased-brick front: teu rooms and bath and all mod. ips. Price #6,500. vil ave, pew brown atone and pressed-brick front; elit rooms and bath: a1 mod “imps, Price igae st. n.w., pressed-brick front; ten all mod. inips. | Price $6, MSTEDT & BRADLE), ¥z AN EXCELLERT DOUBLE BRICK Corner Dwelling, situated in the best part of the haw. section; handsdwely fished; with all modern Bitlis aud tinprovements. | Owing’ to, circumstances calling the owuer to a distant city this property 18 offered at a low price, and is unquestionably the best purchase now attainable in that section. Price $18, bu0. 3B. H. ROBERTSON, m0 FOR SALE HOUSE NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, 1442 Khode Island ave. ; 11 rooms; large conservatory filled with choice plants; electric Delix: trunk ele- vator; beautifully a:ranged for eutertaiuing; in per- fect order; will be sold reasonably, a8 owner Wises to Teuve the city. Apply ou premines Ja29-1m FSS, SALES IEE FINE OLD HOME OF THE lute Col. John McH. ‘Hollingsworth (of Mount Thon fame), situated on Georgetown Heights C3124 Stoddard wt.), containing about 60,000 feet of grouLd: pleasantly ‘located: cool water aud plenty, oF shusde. Apply to ALBERT F. McDOWELL, Executor, North pito] and Massachtsetts ave. Fb Sales ati Si, SEAR PENSION OF ‘Two Six-room Bricks: mod. imps; rent for each; price each $3,00U cush; rare chalice to buy cen- Weal proporty. BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F st, a.w. tay OK SALE—FOUR TWO-STORY 5-ROOM BRICKS F Che ree hgh ada how under rental ; price 000; cei f11-Ji "WARKEN CHOATE & CO, 610 11th st, {OR SALE—FIVE THREE-STORY BRICKS, SIX rooma each, B st. between Sth aud 9th s. beg oe pay 10 percent WARKEN CHOATE D0. 610 11th f11-3t OR SALE —I OWN #1,100 EQUITY IN GOOD Seven-room and Bath Ba: vine Briex He . best part Capitol Bilb; deferred payment but htt more than reat: will well or trade for city lot or cou try property at station on railroad. ays A Star office. Fee SALES nT WO STORY-AND-BASEMENT Brick House in the Northeastern part of the city, in the uniuediate victity of the government priuuiie office; rented for 813.40 per month to tenants, Price’ $2,100; @ good investment, HILL & JOH. NX, 1803 Fenn. uve, 111-66 OR SALE— years |a52.and 453. Ridie I tb, OF, Saat eee 000 A. 1. 6,500! 183 1b 2400 i 21000 ga Sa aw. ee 00u 2 ‘ot, tw, fb. Sr. +=6,000) 5 3 S05 6th at now. bn, ni.. BF. 4, 1S Ket. ow. £b..1,500 vn. w 4r.---3,000/68 Gat ues tbr. 1.000 ‘The above 1s owly s portion of the property om. my books. For full hist eail af office for bulletin tased om the lat and ioth. {f11}" THOS. & WAGGAMA nik E PUST OFFICE—10,000 Biccttbend facies Lob tee aoe Peet ieet oh Louisiana sve, Fine site for an office building Thorn, ‘{o's0 | POR RENT—HOUSES IN HYATTSVILLE, BLAD- ‘ ensburg and at Wilvon statiou, from $10 up. oe RENT ie NEE § 00.016 Fet aw. 11-Sun DUCKED ( & FORD, OFF Fak NT. NEW Hi = = 5 LI ani improvements: nine 906 Lb bp Be exits, cou! ¥ FISH & MILLER, EN — 307 14th ‘meal "hent PERSONAL. IVIL SEKVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS C and Auswers, Send 10c. $ BW. FLYNN, AM, Ivy Ii f2-1m* Southwest cor. sth aud K ste. ADY POSSESSING HOUSEHOLD GOODS WORTH $2.00 will excl aud same 4 ease Suuilar equivalents in Washington. WILS08, ‘250 west 43 at, New York. OL ‘ALL KINDS OF WAT CLOCKS AND A Seas ene store; thirty! iy SRARES becca vai wel, for6 a BW, RE tw ive ‘A CiHOMIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCT feces pagan, Gohee, ‘open ali Ww ists Maniwer, 020 Fat nw. ow is Tine, FAY ‘Momey™ tor Soe ae arose mens? JECTICUT AVE. A LARG! Ue taining all 24 HUTSON: 1919 Mee LS VENTLY ERECTED BRICK and was; at! on 35th sot TNE INVESTMENT, PAYS 12 PER : part is new pro} in thickly settled and conveRient locality; lot 2: water and sewer. Ap- Ply BALLINGEK & CO., 63:5 F'st. uw. a31-3m 16, 15,450 tt, front on Maryland ave, OB st; Two Frames U per Mouth... 86,000 Lot, N. H. ave. bef. Dupont circte and Q’ . $3.50 uunsion.. ons Also a number of Lots on Seria 18-6 GLO. W. LINKINS, 19th and H sta, F QE S42 Ok, NLL, TRADE FOR TEN-RooM House or Unimproved Lot west of 17th st, und horth of H—a Spleudid Building Site, corner or Columbia Heights; e ity and Potomac rive! price $1 per foot, SWORMDTEDT & Fw. FoR SALEEINE of Thoms circle, JVOR SALE. “PTINE Lor, ON QSTREET, NORTH side, betw: “Yth and 30th sirects ; lot 20x10U. $1 per squareivot, HILL & JONNST de 1503 Peng, {0% SALE—DESINABLE AND CHEAP— Whols of ‘Triangle 1064, fronting ou Pennsylvanis and Georgia aves..14th and G sts,a.e,, only 288,73, feet. Cheap at 60 couts. tubene. 7, 1U and 11 in square 1076, on Est. ae., Also Lot 17 in square 823, on 5th st.s.e.,a¢ 60 centa, Whole of Triangle west of 1002, fronting on two ave- nues, only 11,102 feet, Isa snap at 40 conte. ‘Here are 8 fow more: Square 1086, Lots 6 to 10. Only 35 cents. juare 1088, Lot 6, with a new House, Only 55 juare 11 7, aplendid corner. On! cex Jarwer variety call VEtLCk & REPETTY, 326 Pa avo, a0, RB SALE—CHEAP—NICE LOT, 20}x100 on R between 16th and 17th streets; street con- creted. GEO, GRAH, isle Fee. rd )UTH BROOKLAND, a evenseensoese eenreceass ‘Ye. 5: pear Dear, are st. Lot 30 feet f12-t R SALE fies oR SALE—A LOT ON, Fai aud ist ata ‘west, S7 riser FFE SALE—A BARGAIN 3 LOTS N.E.- 18x98 TO Tange alley’ cam be subdivided for ine houses; walle; convenient to cars and de] te Baer, . J HILL, 513 Oth ot. uw. 112-3t FY Gato tanare OSA froutines pu Dineetn Hauare OBO. fronting OM, Park, Bath and 1th sia, containing 42 iota with 30-foot all water, gas and sewer, near cars and herdics. This is the invst desirable Square now in the iarket as an mae amas | ares. will Sell x8 a whole at 8Uc. per foot, or 18 lots un lith st. at Sc. per foot, 18 lots on 12th st. at 75. per foot, font on Lincoln park at #1. 5 per foot. a chayce for asyudie eeunient : elinge yyudicate or’ inveetuen bp t ST. BET, NORTH CAPI- 125, Price 50 cents & JOHNSTON, 1503 Pa. ier particulars and plat once to TONE, BOG F at, ew. “a aia es POR SALE CHOICE Los THAT CAN BE SOLD at an advauce in a few days: Lot 5, , Square 1059, fronts 110 feet on Massachu- setts ave., 11 W feet on 14th st, ; 50c. foot. Lot 3, square s. 1063, 63 feet front om North Caro- lina ave., 60 feet on B st; 37c. Lots 19 and 20, square 1110; 20 cents per foot. Lot 10, square 1069, 50 feet on 15th st, 80 feet on Bst.; 450, Lot K, square 1069, 16th st. bet. A and B, 20x! 00, side and rear alleys; 3Uc. ft. 122 ft. front on H st. n.e., side and rear alleys, only 50e. Th, 120-foot Front on H st, n.e, between Gth and 7th, running back to 30-foot alley; 85 ‘Two Very Cheap Lots on 7th st, ne. between F and G, at Sac. a foot; adjoining ground held at 6Oc, 48x58 on 12th st. n.¢. between Gund H; 82,000. Lots 9 and 1 ware 1073, corner of 16th and Massachusetts ave. ; 50c. a foot, Lot 4, 1070, fronts on East Capitol st. mesr bth et bbe 107 om Lots 3 and 4, square n. 1033, very shallow, three fronts, room for fifteen houses; Ge, $5,000 will buy a Whole Square on Massachusetts ave. Lot 12, square 1033, three fronts; very cheap at 45 cents fuct. Lot 5, square s, 1068, three fronts; 40c. It DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w._ FOR, SALE ABOUT THE MOST DESIRABLE Piece of ‘Ground for investinent in th fronts 179 feet ou North Carolina a 10th st, Can be purchased this week square ‘foot, coute (ty 7 cents per Ground within a square is held st 49 DAVID D. STONE, BUG ¥ st. new. SALE CHEAPEST LOTS N-ELOTS 3. 4.5 and 6 iu square 10738 at a bargain; Lot. in square 1057 wt 50 ceuts per foot; block 17 of Ishwood, 15 vents; south ball of 23 at 20 centa HEKKON & RAMEY, 112-3t st 1307 F st. mn )OK SALE—THREL ING LOTS. WILL take $1,750 tor the three. Apply 721 12th § RE SALE—LHKLE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 60 frout; will make four uice luts of 15 feet Ue, per foot; ou Sth HE! KAMtES + 1307 F st. u. (OK SALE—A NOST DESIKABLE LOT N of Lincoin Park, trouting 40 feet on reserv: feet street 1runtand 119 tect onan ay aquare tect: ; suitable for live resides south of H ne, Te Be 10, E at 37 ‘worth 45¢." Lots 1, 2, eee: oc. All of trianile and castof Sq. 1070,400, 8. CG. HULL 12-3" 5 OFFER SOME extra bargains hole square, parts uf squares and lots ue. at speculative prices. “This ground will ‘enhayive 1h Value troin :20 too per cent in UU days, tat A. 1. COUMBE, 1425 New York ave. {OK SALE-BEST BARGAIN IN EAST WASH- ington—ss 17x39 toulley, opposite Lincoln bark; brick sidewalk; one square trom herdics; ground solid'bud ou grade; surrouuded by brick dwellings, Price for a tew days ouly 7c. 4. F. GILBERT & CO., 112-3 O25 F st. nw, WOK SAL’—AT A BAKGAIN—A DESIKABLE LOT 100x10,cor. 9th aud C sts, LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, 20 F st. nu. CORNER LOT FRONTI lect on Coiuuuia rowd west of 16th st.with a Hine view of hock creek valle mark. LOUIS P. SHUEMAKE JOR SALE—ONE HUNDRED THUUSAND SQUARE Feet of Ground an squares 711 aud casy terms. KEDFOKD W. WALKEM, L000 o12-1W fol st. 2, Cydye ets, 11th uear B northeust, 75¢, FST C bet. 17 408; by 100, K st. near 17th, with 21 by 313g, Corcoran st, near N. H. 5 by 100. 16th st. n'r ‘proposed Hane: a about 117, Loth st. pear Musa ave. jexant corner, 16th st. above Scott circie. by 16th st, near Seott circle, 19.6 by 93.10, Conn. ave. near Q,with Fi Af BH 1. LictPOs fist Southwest cor. 1th and F sta, Fr O8 SALE CHEAP—SQ. 1056, ONLY ONE BLOCK from Lincoln Park ; good xrade; water main; {routs on A, B, 14th and 15th sts, and North Carolina ; the best and most economical square iu the market; to an immediate purchaser only 45c. per sq. it, 1 HLT. LELPULD, aw, cor. 13th and Fete, now, Fos, A Halt Square of Ground on an avenue near Lincoln park; 3Uc, per foot; a creat bargain, W. F. HELLEN, 22, Ailuntic Buildin Frontage of 103 feet on war, few feet uorth of the Capitol, only $1,500 cash; balance on Jong me. W. F. HELLEN _f11-3t Atlantic Buildiig. Foes ‘two Lots ou W st. near 14th st. p.w., only 8c. ber foot, WoR.h $1.25, WF HELL 111-3 Atlantic Buildiig, — Room 2! Ok SAL! A Beautitul Lot on 26th st. near Penn. ave. n.w., with a Frame House, only 8 W. F. HELL! f1-3e con i SALE-TWO HANDSOM : LOTS ON KENE- Raw ay anbia Heigl bargain, KEN CHOATE & CU, 610 Lith at. 11-3e FOE, SALES ABOUT 14.090 SQUARE Frick, x «T. between -2d and 3d uw, We Lave a subdivision for this that mukes it profitable for buildiug. "We want an otter for this ground, WAKKEN CHOATE & CU., 610 Tith st. nist Ow Saar © ST. NE, B.TWEEN 7th and Sth; 50 conta foot. Also d7x116 on vith bewween © and Dn. 40 cout WARK CHOATE 110 11th et, nw. fi Fok, SALE OTs! Lots! LOTS! ALL ovER the Northeast and Sou;heast Sections of the City at psces that will insure an advance if purchased now. f1L. HODGES & TLEL, 1507 F st. uw, FR SALE—EAST HALF OF BLOCK TWENIY- ‘two. Lxberw ood, fronting Bepninis road ; one of the ‘best 1 the subdivision ; will be suld at a Vargain to an yumedinte purchaser.” F. H. SMITH & SON. 1222 a we JOR SALE. Fossa taraxauran sqvane or cnouxp IN “THE NOKTHWhS SECT OU! NEAR SENATOR HENDERSON'S MANSION, Only are feet of ground aud about the sane ured in park the square {8 slihtly above grade and suitable for two (2) large dwelling houses or five (9) small unes; main frontage south and east; very desirabl Apply to 3V.N. fll-ot ‘OB SALE— BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS o” Dupont Cire! Corner 22d and New York ave.; Corner 2ixt and C sta, ; Corner 20th, Virginia ave. and C at, (entire square); Corner 11th, Virzinia ave. and D st, ‘entire square); Corner 17th, V and Boundary sts. (entire square); ner 22d and N sts.; Gomer 16th and Erie sts, (Meridian HID: Island ave. between 14th and 15th ata. ; between 17th and 18th ste, n, tween 17th and 18th sts, nw. tween Gth and 7th sts. n.e, betweon 13th and 14th sts. er a Te PRY aes Ta el OE geod rental, Price 1.75 vq. ft, STRIGEH § LIEBER ANN, 1503 F at, £10-3t ek ES R SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS—ONE-HALF ye Beansaraliy Located Lote; n.e. ; es stone bear Lincoln park 30, gente. Grie-guartor a Mtvonbucs b34F sce? eat FOR A PEW DAYS ONLY—1 Bauaves of Ground, northeast sad sone ks A RITOHELE, ota F ot. Readies ara ect n cme | as LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE PROPERTIES LOCATED NEAR LINOOLK PARK. SPECULA- TION 18 VERY ACTIVE IN THIS SECTION, OWING TO THE FACT THAT THE TRUTH IS JUST BEING REALIZED THAT WITHIN FIFTEEN TO TWENTY SQUARES OF THE CAPITOL BUILD- ING LIES A BEAUTIFUL SITE FOR RESIDENCES, ONLY LACKING STREET IMPROVEMENTS AND RAILROAD FACILITIES TO MAKE THE SAME AVAILABLE. PRESENT PRICES ARE LOW, WHOLE AXD HALF SQUARES. 02 ,200 feet, Half of square Loum, $e Es Whole of square 0%! Whole of square 1084 Pe a ore 3 ic of aguare 7 Part of 059, 7 Whole: juare 101. fe feet, 5 95,000 feet, 50c. per foot. 0G ft Sie. porte 5 25e pert ee seaas eesecEazel $2725 S-R88 is = é st., corner K ne., 33c. per foot. st. near K n.e., dde. per foot, 10 feet on 11th st... corner D ue, 5c. per foot, 000 feet on B st. near Lith ne., 45. per foot 000 feet on B st, corner 15th 'n.e., 40c. per foot. 2,000 feet on Kast Capitol, corner ath we, 506. per foot tls 000 foot on East Capitol near 17th s.., S5¢. per “261000 feet on A st.,cormer 18th n.e., 25c. per foot. 4. sale tial! snd C sts., corner 18th ne., 2c. per foot. 8,000 feet on 10th st., several sballow corners, 20c" r fo P{[s.000fect on A st., corner 21st me, Lle. per foot, 14,000 fect on East Capitol, corner’ 22d 'n.e., 1c. t foot P*[:.000 feet on B st., comer 224 xe. 1 000 feet on Bst., corner 19 corner foi 000 Sect on Georwin ave. sud Win we, foo $1,000 feet on Kentucky ave., corner B it gemearsh 220 per foot. per foot. ber toot. ‘be. per ES foot, 20,000, 234 at. corner @ n.e., Oe. 13,000 feet, E. ‘Capitol st., core .000 feet, Bast. cornet ith n-e. 000 feet, A st, corner 19th ue. $9,000 feet, A xt, corner 19th #.€. 5,900 feet, 19th wt, B4xH0 ft, on St Send for bi WASH'N DANENHOWER, fk-4t 1115 F st. how. JOR SALE—TWO FINE LOTS FRONTING SOUT: ‘on Corcoran st. between 17th and New Hamyp- phir ave. [get clove to New Hampshire ave Each Jot 20.8387, HILL & JOHNSTON, {7-6 __1503 Penn. ave. i. er foot, per foot, 8300. Choice Lots 150x150 it, #15. Los in yal 1500. dli-sus Washington, D.C NOTARIES PUBLIC. CCOMMISSIVNEH OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE and Lerritor; and U.S. Comiuissioner. JNO. E. BEALL, 1321 Feet. n.w. In office trom 9 a. m. toS pw. nl7 Tur Fotzowna New Yous Lerren EXPLAINS ITSELF. BYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, 8.E. CORK. ¥TH AND E STS. N. W., WASHINGTON, D.C. Shall we ship you to be sold immediately: SOO pairs of Men's Pauts that sold here at $3.50 which you may slaughter at 81.30. 100 Business Suits, sold here ai from which you may ‘out to your patrons at 87.5 100 Dress Suite, which sell trom $20 tw $30), which Zeb may pus over your counters at 810.50, $11.75, 12 an 00 Boys! ‘and Children's Suite, whi 1.25, $1.50, 82, €2.2 ot y 500 Overeoats, let your friends take them, $2.50, 30, $4.50, $6, $7 bo $ S00 'boys’ Kuee Panta, which sold here at 75c, let them xo at 25e. Answer by wire. We huve ordered the shove goods and will have them on sale January 16, 1890. SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, _%16 _S.E. cor. Oth and Esta n.w. [*4FTMENS' AND ENGINEERS SUPPLIES. ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, PICTUKE FRAMING. PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM $2.50 UP, Allin greatest variety aud at bottom prices at SCHMIDT" Bravch 1722 Penuaave, oud uthst, wld SBESTOS LINING, PAINT AND CEMENT. Pateut 1. C. Chimneys, fire proof. and 3-ply Tarred Koofing, Lime, Cement ‘snd Char- coal. J.T, WALKER SONS, 204 10th st. n.w. oci® GEORGETOWN, “Bounp To BE Run Dows.”—“So far Jewell, theabsconding receiver, bas successfully kept out of the clutches of the law,” said Mr. Koones, treasurer of the Washington and Georgetown railroad company,toa Stax reporter this morn- ing, “‘but he is bound to be run down.” Two “Vaos."—Patrick Jennings and Wm. Lane — ye heel Police a — ing charge vagrancy. e former iad guilty, but the latter glcuied the charge. ‘hey both received the sentence, twenty days on the farm, He Reststep Annest.—Jacob Jackson, a col- ored resident of ‘Herring Hill,” boasted that no new policeman could arrest him, but he was mistaken, for Policeman Cotton, who has only been on the force a few days, took him in cus- tody and locked him Jackson, however, resisted and the officer combed his hair with his club. The prisoner was fined $15 by Judge Miller this morning. No House Taekz.—A nicely dressed woman’ strange actions yeste! has excited the at- tention of the police, She appeared at Ke: shau’s, store and purchased some articles and red them sent to her house, “No, 2512 P street.” She gave her name as Mra, Marshall. Before leaving the store she got a #20 bill changed. Later in the day the woman visited Stohlman’s confectionery store, on High street. and gave an order for some cream to be sent to the above-mentioned number. When the wagon was sent to deliver the goods it was found that there was no such number on that street, The woman's actions were reported to the police, who are ata loss to know her ob; unless that $20 bill should turn out to be a counterfeit, tion, 9, Receiving reservoir—temperatare, condition at north connection, 12; condition at south connection, 13, Distributing reservoir— temperature, 41. hear OSS ees Death of Harvey J. Hunt, Mr. Harvey J. Hunt, father of Charles P. Hunt, the well-known newspaper ent, and a respected citizen of W: CITY AND DISTRICT. &® A recently published work om “The Art of Advertising” says: “A point which will «ford Teliable information as to the value of a pao. = cation as an advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Tur Stan invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of groater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same Price for te same service. This few papers do! TO REGULATE IMMIGRATION. Stringent Provisions of the Bill Pro- posed by Senator Chandler. Senator Chandler has prepared a bill to regu- late immigration in the United States, which will go for consideration to the special commit- tee on immigration, of which the author is chairman. It is a voluminous and compreben- sive measure, and is intended to include the best features of the various bills now ‘pending im Congress on the subject. AGAINST PAUPERS AND CRIMINALA, The first section provides that ‘no alien shail be admitted into the United States of America who is an idiot, insane, a pauper, or liable to become a public charge, or who bas been legally couvicted of a felony, other infamow crime or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, or who is a polrgamist, anarchist or socialist, or who is aitiicted with any loathsome or contagious disease, or who has entered into contract, express or implied, oral or written, to perform Tibor or service for any person, firm, company or corporation in the United States, or doing business therein, or who comes or undertakes to come on a pre- paid ticket, or who receives the money with which to prepay his passage on a promise, understanding or agreement to labor for any person, firm, company or corporation withip. the United States, except as p ded in the alien labor act of | 1885, be admitted into the United States to labor for 4 limited time with the intention of returning; provided that this section shall not apply to professors in uuiversities nor muinisters of the gospel,” 4 TWO YEARS’ PROBATION. Section 2 provides that alien laborers may be admitted whose passage is prepaid by the bead of the family or some member thereof previ- ously a resident of the United States, the per- son prepaying the passage thereby ‘becoming responsible for the care of the immigrant for two years after his entry in case he becomes a public charge. DECLARATION OF INTENTION, Section 3 provides that every person intend- ing to emigrate to the United States shall make under oath a declaration and schedule before the consular representative of the United States at the port from which he sails; that he is not prohibited from entering | the United States by any of the provisions of section 1. The form of declaration is set forth in the bill; also the blanks to be used by the consular officers. This declaration shall be returned, when executed, to the person making it, and shall constitute a prima facie right to enter the United States. With exceptions therein after- ward noted, the bill providés that no naviga- tion or transportation company shall transport or bring iuto the United States any person not provided with this declaration, TOURISTS, By section 7 it is provided that the previous provisions of the bill shall not apply to aliens entering the United States for travel, pleasure or temporary residence, but such persons be= fore entering the United States shali make a declaration of their intention before a United States consul or other officer charged with the execution of the law, the form of which is set forth. Penalties are provided for the violation Or,evasion of this section. OTAER PROVISIONS, Section 12 sets out the mode of procedure in case an alien's declaration is attacked. Author- ity is given under section 14 for the issuing of temporary permite to residents of adjacent foreign countries who have occasion frequeutly to visit the United States, PENALTIES, RTC, fection 15 imposes a penalty of 1,000 (one- half togoto the informer) upon any person, firm, company or corporation in the United States who shall employ or attempt to employ an alien i violation of the provisions of this act, Section 16 imposes « penalty of from $100 to £1,000 upon a person who shall enter the United States in violation of the provisions of the act and afterward becomes a citizen, Bes- sides the money penalty he shall forfeit bis citizenship. Sections 17, 18, 19 and 20 relate to the duties of navigation and transportation companies bringing aliens into the United States, Additional sections provide penalties for the violation of the act by officers of navigation and transportation companies; that the moneys: collected under the act shall be culled the *im- migration fund,” out of which shall be paid the expenses of ‘its enforcement; authorize the Secretary of the Treasury’ to contract jor the care and maintenance of immigrants at any port; pfovide for the appointment of com- missioners of immigration by United States courts to superintend the execution of all laws pertaining to immigrants and immigration, with deputies and chief cierks at ports where arrivals of immigrants number trom 20,000 to 100,000 annuilly, the salaries of the commissioners to be $3,500 each, of the deputies 2.000 each and of chief clerks £1,500, with the usual percentage of disbursing officers, At ports where arrivals exceed 100,000 annually a rdof immigration of three commissioners shall be appointed with a superintendent and not exceeding five deputies. The commissioners shall receive $4,000 each, the president to receive $2,000 additional for per- forming the duties of commissioner of the United States court, the superintendent and the deputies 2,500 each. At places where the arrivals of immigrants do not number 20,000 annuatly the provisions of the act shall be en- forced by the collector of customs, A suitavle place for the landing of immigrants shall be des- ignated at each port, and the Secretary of the ‘Treasury is authorized to secure such real es tate and buildings at any port as are necessary to carry out the provisions of the act. Nothing contained ia the act shall be con- strued as applying to representatives of other countries duly accredited to the United States or their families or attendants, and nothing shall be construed as repealing any part of the act relating to Chinese subjects. Sent to Albany Penitentiary. Capts, Crocker and Coleman left the jail last evening with the following persons sentenced to the Albany penitentiary: Wm. Vosburg alias John Lee, larceny from the person, and Joseph C. Hayes, receiving stolen goods; three yearseach, Bernard Carroll, false pretenses, and Harry Wallace, assault with intent to kill; ed years — Geo, at and Henry lohnson, housebreaking, one-half years each. Wm. Gordon, grand larceny, and Albert itt, hoi ; one year each, Vos- half years. A Gathering of Good Templars. At ite meeting on last evening John B, Finch lodge of Good Templars had a large number of prominent visitors. Golden Light lodge of Alexandria and Star of Hope lodge were pres- ent in a body and met a cordial reception. Af-