Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1890, Page 3

STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., ___ FOR SALE—HOUSES. — ST. BeTWEEN 47H AND STH th and cellar; £4,000, n.e. between N.Cayitol and Delaware avé..bean- *.THE EVENIN! SES._ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE— JOR SALE — 821.) ST. N.E., NEW SIX EGON PT. 1 Pana tice . two $.rvom Bricks { SALE— TWELVE PER CENT INVESTMENT— Several Bix room and «elise Briak Houses, in best us Fst. nw. ft SALE THREE 16- ave. ¢., 16r., ali mi, $75. Wy Lr, store and dwelling, 860. bore Foo ae cellar, #45, 4. nw. Brick, ( rooms, te. near 6th ad ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND ‘on approved real moderate KENT—BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, REAL pat >and 6 per ESTATE BROKER O17 F ST. NW. cone Dre WANT MONEY!_@10 TO #300 TO LOAN at Low Interest on Furniture, Pianos, Hocses, Principal aud interest yeyeble ws weekly or seat pm Test ih Ws or lw a Fayimenta; No removal of, conde. from Peaudeny Rox ¥&% Star office. Re stare INVESTALSI-SAFE as US Five ie gua . Insums of $1,000 eRercent. Payable quarterly Ta s between Ist and 2d sta., 3-story and Base- rare chance to secure j cit RUST & HUNG 4 14tti st, JOR SALE-A BARGAIN — FURNISHED TEN- Juam jHonse om 1. st near Connecticut ave.:all fuedera: Inprovemments; Teuting at ®+ mont Price $10,000. Forpertiouiare sin kA ; wall sell "ANS & CARU! UBURBAN HOMES—DEPAKT MENT clerks and others in receipt of a regular Who desire % own Beantifal Homes, Box100. at one of the The “Maltby.” 51H st, ne. Pr. irabie Corner Lot ort! the Capitol; size 102.0x57.6 tedimnenized Feady stle. Apply for particularn nF aale-—-A Cheap Futidiiug Site on the Went Side of SOx90.8 to alley; offered for a short. + aquare foot; fine new houses BOxvO, mde and rear allers, on 2, 806 F st. now. ALE—I HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL Riots Squares of Grcwnd at puch Law Prices as DAVID D. STON: : oy TE-LOOK AT THIS—7.5 Groumd r cecner Lot in Brookland with = Only 8800. NAUCK & NAY fost elevated stations on the Metropolitan Branch, can secure the same by monthly PaYuients withont interest for less than the] Terns: $10 per month on vacant Jot apd V only per mouth when the house ‘Houses can be built on your own plan. BARSTOW, G15 th ot new. ies Who will aeree to take three others will command ‘Oth st, bet. K. Ly On Resi Faetate, THOS, E WAGGAMAN. IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, AT 5 AND 6 VER CENT, and v. REA, Lith end N.Y, ave. ©. HOLTZMAN, REAL BS- ps iCth ana ete OR SALE—THOSE HANDSOME EIGHT-i00M jusre as Seerefury Blaine’s) 20"7, terms to suit; » bargain. WRENCE 3 1415 F st. n.w. JR SALP—TWO NEW HOUSES NEAR DUPONT cirele, 8 rooms gud bath; cabinet mante!: ood tenants: investment AH. SEMMEB, room 5: ONEY TO LOAN (238 Ting stl 6. ON S06 F st now. BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R. O. HOLTZMAN. Corner 10th and F ste. nw, LREMS Ty SUIT, SECURED re nearly 8 per cer! Kellogy building, 1416 F st: {OR SALE—IN ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE us iv the city, 1) NEY TO LOM on District Keak BB00, 22,000, Qu Heal Estate: no delay: rates low, KA. Mol} trinity church. Qth above Ket., 147.2150 200 Veray. ne. Exp thd Fhonay 1 _ Have tue & Bae. appytos H. ELLERY, 1N00 Pu ave, £24-3t EER LOTS 1 2. as wrod wail qubxtiwide im rei now fully OSHILI, Sth and F. Alsg cll of triangle 1013, containing 44.000 sq. ft. for $50, Ground on « and Basembut i jot 24100 to alley, ¥ 5,000 can stand for 5 ¥ Spereent Ashford title. GEO, T. GRAHAM, 1 Fot. N16 ‘Sth and K sts. as. ave. and Dith or. dL, DOr —HOUSE NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, 1442 Ti roome: Iarge conservatory lahts: electric Delis; tramk ele Yator; beautifully acranged for eutertuimiug ; 1 Wil be sold reasonably ¥- Apply on premises. OR SALE—AS AN INVESTM 7 New Brick Dwellings, 6 rooms and all mod. imps, fronting south, on Fest, ne bet, othand Gth ste. & for renting; will be soid for sil cash or tuail cash payment atid long tine tor ba BWOKMSTEDT & Bi. ithode Isiaud a filled with choice mot the property on my ie ted Uy stews 1 Fut uw. te. at ara apt attention < i & BRADLEY, : and quick replies to al! apy = _~ ay. Seon TU t0 J JOR KENT a3 as owner Wishes to 1X-KOOM BI Fu Kthode Laaud w adjoining Lincoin Pat <A Row OF | Side bus sold tor 91.50. ONEY TO LOAN REAL At Sand 6 perc CHAKLES Bad HANDY, 8, 9,10, 11 and 1 1059, containing abut 40,000 36. 10, at ioe. a 8.0. HILL. Also Lota 3 and 4 on Mass. ave., sa. 1/59, at 45e, ‘ ‘}inveotiments wail above ws only a portion of the property on imy ouin Asatiedd O8 THUS. E. WAGGAMAN. T FIVE PERC) 20 Conn. av. (roar). i examine this 7 ‘OK SALE—A BARC TAKEN THIS WEER. East half square 1 0 aynare feet at JuC. Aiso a number of other bargains in lots, d whove squares. 5. C. HILL, 5th and F sts, te EY TO LOAN At ALL TIMES prepare papers, if DELLA DAVIN BO. 1518 F ot. now, SUMS To SUPT aekoOM di ne delay beyond time security ts wood, s Od) TO LOAN T 2500 upward) oa approveu real « Me M. Wakarie & co ¥Y FOR PROFIT- 6 w 10, in sq. hor casa and part time. APPLY TO DIRECT OWN AL. SALTZ TLS, 1014, 0 tee on COMPLETED, TWO OF THE < in the northwest, a few stops from Oz offered at £4,000 sy terins af desired. DAVID D. STC S16 F st. nw. NAT LOWEST MATES Os Ap. Lgige cinoiaits a Also, a Agents of the United securtty 1a Sums to putt, bath; will be rent Estate Securit: E FURNITURE, af not sold by Saturday, be sold at public auction at ours: comer 10th and Vernusylva.ia ave. nw wely to WALTEN 8. WILLIAM eldat 0c. : for a lew days e that will show # profit eat Sock 2 Bl 2G sew Musurence Co, Uf Lak be repaid on inetaline hte insurance. F. i. SMILH & SON, ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUI, Ad SAND 4 imap, 4S and Te | in 60 days OF 89,000, arately. J. HO GRAY & CG BY FE 305 = = KABLE, DIM QOK RENT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AUTIFULLY Nei xond tenant. Apply to 1. ST T—A FIRST-CLASS © od chanee for yo SUN, Oth and E sts naw, 1 $100 OOO.S 3 tantly on band to Loan on digal Estate at o an M M. PARKER, 1418 Fat, N REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST proved xecurit - HENSEY & CU. Bankers, SWAKL, Ivo JOR SALF—AT A BARGATN—A. Provision Store, nw, YMELY_AND FULLY FUR- ice northwest, ened, Apply’ at 1 oy SUG F St now. 1CE—A_ CHANCE Home ina fash- oom House on nt and ue delay, by a ‘CORNER & ROG- roN.W.; 1 ROOM EX, 1.404 F st now. investment or Cheap ONEY TO LOAN IN estate security tn Washi J. ALI NANG & ¥TO LOAN ON STC Commercial Payer and Ca of ground sold at #2 squares from Jancoin Tots at irom Uc. up; quiel in short time, SOU have It cuLoveR, 4s phia Artist, east side of 14th st. uw. boy f i K HOUSE. te Dew York ave, ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, POW Approved Heal Exiaw AChLE & GALS, Luun F ot alw. NDOWMEN, LIF », BUSIN 114th sts at tro lea end juititels. inirrork and Howses open for a 1s Kear 915 I st. nw SWOLMSTEDT & BE A sale of a very Vall ide terms, Apply to M. HAC ‘ne oriuity to uequire a pe Estate Security, in Districts? ComUn: bis, tb why BuLDS Gerited, at JOW: <4 ¥ st. nw. SALP—OR EXCHANGE FOR WeSTERN OR lu Sunnis to'eUL, st lowest rateson ap erlate security. O BUY FOR CASH—A COUNT Seat or Para: within 4 aniles of Washington; Kive price wud full deserspuon, SAMUEL BRAILMEAR, B10 St.Paul st. Bali TY, BUILDER AND GE: = hgtabtishod. einuce, Ls6z. Will trade for chuice th AT Low- NENHOWER, TR & SON.TIID Fat. OHN 1 HOW! all offers tuust be uuide throws: it: dich L have been en WASHINGTON. D.C. tM; 81.10 por ft. bet, Id: and near our office . = GEORGETOWN, ALA i. LER K 5c St. aid RI. ave BUST & HUNG Deate or C, F, Sarxenr.—D ©. Frank Si:ckell, which oceurree yes the residence of his diughter, Georgetown Joses one of its oldest res spected citi the death of ; bydrant and sprin Grove; Cottage on thecircle near xivo or Georgia, yard €16, AS CAYWOUD, 933 Uth st ft. th; alley; 95¢. tory 5 room Frame; only Lot 12,22:x 143.934 to alley, im- a. Dakota, West Va, and most re- deceased was the re- corder of Potomac commandery, No. 3, K. ard a Thicty- Towa, Ga, Olio, K. 4 By Cand ficuest Lands in the World pat ROe, per ft -atury Brick, 6 rooms kell was borr in Georgetow aud spent nearly all his 1543, he entered the post office, which position | he resigned to establish the first telegn fice in Georgetown, having studie during his clerkship in the post offi afterward transferred to Winchester wd became chiet operator of the where he re when he return Law, Real Extate and ENS.CAN Pt oxi ELMITS BLOM OC ALL 1 telegraphy B. H. WARNER & €O., Y1G Fst. nie, BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F th HOUSES WITH 4 NOTARY PUBLIC. aonth, Apply wined until f d to Georgetown warded as au authority on Ma- sonie matters, and some of his researc resuited in the facts in conuce UNEURNIAE hus cut the | n With the history of The funeral will take 4 o'clock trom the Masonic Temple on 32¢ street. Catrie Mark plice_tomor- KA. PULL eT.—The followin, t Monday are r Best.4}, tod? ig sales of live Lots ty clos a part on ue Of strect cars, per lot; lecaas w suit, Laurel and near Cont §g to Te. Yea Everything in 10 cows and calves, $25 E WAGNER & CO. 916 F st naw. Sanne tne eee ona TIF "4 Cases tx THE Porice Covet. a a Voindexter is the mame of a young was in the Police colored woman wh for vagrancy. called to the dock Policeman Upperman started toward the dock, but she did not intend to let and to prevent it she ud went back, Her seuten was twenty days on the farm. Howard charged with an offense, bat there note in court to rey i arged that J of the town, &e, GHEAT Bat MEG Aetesot Cron k Duilding brick Hetist ete New House: we said “guilty” Atlantic Duditing, U; rare of portuuity to esent him. ‘The infor: d disturbed the quiet 6 collateral was for- WIGHT & SLOUKE LT SOG 1 st how. HAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, 117TH Estate Sav: IN WHE “TENN orts the 1ollowing For Johanna 1 &S1UCKE TT Georgetown: T lot 106 in square Wd. Hwee. 7, umproved, for <fWOOD PLACE, NEAR Colom fer ent 7 Zep THE LYATT MAN NAT HYATIS improved, for rowdwuys tui” Krounds; dirccdly oj (orite railroun sta HOUSE ON R ST. NEAR lots 79 and 80 and or $9,000 cash, rtsch, administratrix, to part lot 91 in square 37, Por Warren E. Pickrell to Benjamin ton lots 136, 137, and parts 148 and 1 . improved, for nogue etal. to Chas. V, Williams lot 115 ts 1i9and 120in square 7s, ame houses, for $2 licen W. Darby part Jot 1 improved, for & auto Wm, H, Manogue et al. son the Ridge road for $21,000, Jacob Wilbert to B. H. Warner and others aon the River road containing 25 acres, Wu0 cash, Through R.A.Goldsborough & Bro, Glover tract of on the Loughborough road for £22,000, J. C. O'Donoghue to Jas. M. Johnston and RB. H. Goldsborough tract of 11 acres on Loughborough road for £12,000, Also for to Jas, M. Johnston and R. H. Goldsborough tract of 21 acres for $25,000. Also to B. H, Warner and others for Matilda Counsehasn et al, farm on the River road con- taining 415 acres for TioWenaruxk AND Coxpition or WaTER at 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 44; condi- i Receiving reservoir—temperature, 44; condition at north connection, 9; condition at south connection, 8, Distributing reservoir— temperature, 44, ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tie EVENING Stan. Gone to Lersnvua,—Lee veterans, with other citizens, morning to attend the reunion of Clinton Hateher camp at Leesburg. The members of BY FIsH & Mit tf P SY SIX-KOOM FOR CITY P wal) swore at R.A. FIMLIIPS & VAL New Sor uWelitune; bark: NT—TWO NEW Hot 0 cash, For MALL SQUA FOR SALE—dOt Goebel to Ch CHASE INVEST MEST COL 6: Lewis P. Ha i Asaud 14; eq 114%. 2.1 SMITH & 1 Wil fils roadence, two andes DULASY § Wik ranced abd Guisked for « hwWent, with over = bi, ROBEMESON. 1 nat price asked. ¥ SUN. Lala Het. WANT A HO! HUSH, beige a br ith south sud east exp © KUST & HUN mt on £ and S20 feet 4 Hts, at Furestvilie, #1 Heti, My uttevili yattsville eer, 0008 15 acres at Landover, ist, bes, Strand WALMEN CHOALE & CO. FISHER & CO. eft here this ssiom to inspect the | fi ” CHAS. E BANES, | CHAS FE BANES, Store, Price $1,000, A good ba ny : oe Cit Pa hob, from: $10 up. 4 & Fh, OL) Pst ns iNTWOOD PLACE—1 HAV WITH POETRY AND RESOLUTIONS. The Way the Woman’s Liberal Union is Fighting the Church. PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION TODAT—OPPO- SITION TO THE PROPOSAL TO ERRCT A STATUR TOQUEEN ISABELLA—PURPOSES OF THE UNION— OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, When the convention of the Woman's national liberal union met this morning at Willard hall Mra. Matilda Josiyn Gage was in the chair and seated beside her on the platform were Secre~ tary and Mrs. Aldrich, Miss Aldrich, their small daaghter; Miss Clara Folts and Mra, Marietta M. Bones. After the meeting was called to order a few letters of congratulation were read by Mra, Gage, and Mra, E. B. Beckwith, who was recently a eandi- date for mayor in Brooklyn, was cailed on to da telegram she bad received from Helen rdner. This she did and it was greeted with joud apiplause, There was a larger andience in at tendance this morning than there was yesterday and more enthusiasm was aroused by the refer- ences to the wrongs women has suffered at the hands of the church. The secretary read the report of the committee on organization. which outlined a system of work to be accomplished by the union and the moans to be adopted im attaining their object, A STATEMENT OF PURPOSES, The report of the committee on purposes was as follows: First. To assist woman's natural right to self-government; to show the canse of delay im the recognition of her demands and te pro- mote fearlessness in the denunciation of such cutise, Second. To preserve the secular nature of our goverument and the principles of civil and rel.gious liberty now incorporated in the fed- cral Constitution and to rouse public thought to the imminent danger of a union ef church and state through a proposed amendment to the Constitution, the object of which is to recognize the Christian relgion as the founda- on of our government and the true basis of our laws, ‘Third. To show that the real foundation of the church is the doctrine of woman's inferior- ity by reason of her original sin—a doctrine which we denounce as false in science and ite foundation a theuloxical myth, WHEN WOMANHOOD AWAKES, Miss Susan H. Wixon of Massachusetts, @ short-haired lady with an orange silk vest in her brown cloth dress, then read a Jong and very melodramatic poem on the subject, “When Womanhood awakes.” It bewailed the present state of woman, bat told in ringing, prophetic tones of the giorious day that she saw coming, when it could no jonger be said that man’s work lasts from sun to sun, while woman's work is never done, Every stanza of th with the line, hen womanho The millenium would not be a compared to the glorious day Miss Wixon de- picted and her hearors were greatly pleased with the splendid prospect she held out to them, AN ovr This was the third por at the convention and Mrs, members this morning that so many more had been received thet to attempt to reed them «l be quite out of the question, She then told her hearers what she thought of the p Protestant w 2 of America to erect a ‘to Queen faabella, . y have helped Columbns,” said Mra put she certainly was the auther of horrible system of the inquisition, and it is iy awful to think of ching a statue to such a woman,” Mrs. Aldrich was called on tor further ree marks, but excused herself, saying: “I have but recently seen the horrible dungeons in St Augustine erected in accordwnce with the dice tates of Queen Isabella's religion. The very sight made meso sick that [have not got over it yet, and 1 am not able to tell you about "Mrs. Mecca Hoifman of Kansas also spoke on the subject of the statu MRS. BONES’ srencm Mra, Marietta M. Bones of South Dakota was then introduced to speak on the subject of libe cralism in her state, She began by addressing her friends and her feliow citizens, and then apologized to the men present for calling them citizens, She said that she b torgot- ten for the moment that she was not their equal in civil rights aud asked pardon tor her forget- fulness. This little sally wes greeted with hearty laughter, Bones was dressed in black eatin,with » gM of bead work and a large amount of stecl trimming on her bonnet. She appeared to affect the severe in her style, The expres- sion of her face was entirely good-natured, however, and cid not atall accord with her discouree, which was a scathing criticism of the male ex, religion, woman slavery and #® score of other wrongs, She was greeted with loud appiause when in one of her numerous digressions she announced it as her opiton that the convention would be instra- mental in averting the threatened religious war, After Mrs. Bones was through speaking Mrs. Gage arose and said that the major tion of Mrs, Bones’ speech was the production of Lucinda b, Chandler of Minois, and Mra, ones concurred im the statement, LUTIONS ADOPTED, Professor Elliott Coucs read a series of reso- ! us adopted by the convention as express: ing its sentiments ou a number of important ters, but referring principally to the urch, state and the condition of woman, o During the course of the reading he was fre- quently interrupted by loud applanse, ve resolutions declare that it is essential te lite of the republic that the purely civil of the government be saintained and that church and state be forever kept sepa- rate; thatany amendment to the Consitution proposed by the so-called Christian party m politics is destructive of existing civil uberty and religious toleration and should ‘be Ly oppose j all attempts to centralize powe | church or state, must be continaally and fiamly | opposed; thafthe Christian church, of what- ever name, is based on the theory that woman | was created secondary and inferior to mun, | and brought sin into the world and pecessi- | tated the sacritice of a Savior; that every leburch is the enemy of ‘liberty and progress and the chief means of i woman's conscionce and reason; that the real endeavor of the Christian party in polities is to establish a papacy in place of the present secular form of government of the United States, and that it is wrong and unjust vo mpose upon the pupils of our common schovis religious instruction of any sort, and mm simple justice to apne they denounce and oppose every kind of religions instruction im our schools, THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. After the recular meeting adjourned the em ecutive council held a meeting and elected the following officers: Mrs, Matilda Joslyn Gage, president; Josephine C, Aldrich, vice dent; Mary Emily Coues, secretary; W. F, Al- drich, treasurer. The executive council made up of these four officers together with Susan H. Wixon, Massachusetts; Eliza Archard Conner. New York; Miss Mecca Hoffman, Kan- eas; Marietta M. Bones, South Dakota, and Ciara 8. Foltz, California, DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, Several days Ww. & = Th if the camp wore their uniform hat and dark —ON ME KOlOLITAN BRANCH, B a ORE D. LUCKE ‘CREAP—A GOOD Bt Hseautiully Located Lots in this hnadse AP, Fy te, Cottages, Za by 100 dee z Vision remaining um clothing. They will return tonight, The Al- Leesburg ve rs. this subdivision is on th height near the head of i9fh st. extended and Colum. vad, The jots command a city Viewas well as the LAWRENCE 8. id water, Kas dad. exandria drum corps has goue to with Lee camp. #mx.—About 11:39 last night the house of a colored woman named Mary burg, cast of the jail. caught fire from a stove, aud although guished by the firemen the house was badly CG. PALRER, 4and F sts. sw. DP BUSINESS Pite Ly by 100 deep; U- H. PARKER, tontiatul Hoek ere Moses in Peters- at fal Be potting 5 TO sireets 90 feet wide; good jor its return to AL- A few lots retaun wich can be salt at’ G1 wrecked. “Che loss will not exceed a few bun- dred doliars. Junee Cuantens.—The state has not the granting of charters. Judge Norton haxre- cently granted three to Washin; AND DESI dire Uf FERDINAND BUH SWARD—LOST ON TH! iG ‘4 in the Mount Pleasant car ihree Flve- bove reward will be paid iM igtt be {OR SALE—ON LONG EORT Oth GVO feet south of Kast Capitol st, ISTRDY & be. at Star onfice, eitieak to street ei g HT fud cellar duder whole house: {ar NDAY, FEBRUARY 16, ON PA. Dug without collar, La to Messrs, Geo. E. Emmons, Diankess, Semuel Hoss and developing the eugraving and J. 5. two Lots, lich near B nortucast, 7e. OWNER, f12-im* HALF OF BLOCK TWENTY- “Lwo. Isherwood. froutiag Bonninis road sone ot the best in the subdivimon; will be suid ata barca + cabinet mantels dard open fire- WHERVORD. 1307 P st 3 Kast Capitol st, its of Ourdan & Kolb for S¥—A BLACK COCKER SPANIEL W price ashed, For pri Liberal Hi Rene months gun sights, &c. The other was ihe Southern " against losses FLW. SMITH & SON, fuimedtate purchaser, ‘ARD WILL be Pap For !| © atti Aittomatic Chew- the return ot the Tutti Fri tue Guim Machines, stolen from the 1i.%.. s.w. cor. Tin and In W., cor, ew Lork ave, near LOth st nw, Wholesale Confectioner, 314 Pa. Agent for the Tutti Frarti Automatic = 0 NOE Brooklyn, N.¥- z ST. AND Vanstecetis ith ¥. apbisun'’ Lic (E—DOTS IN FAILVIEW HEIGHTS, ON road and. iy ew: Klectric railway tracks bow sidewalas in iront sud vas mains: lower then asked for other lots iu immediate ¥i uit: “REALS Sh ego Seared 2 vill, $150' to @3 ervile, $4. In Hi ju Hiya! from LL BLE BKICK | ated ih ths best at to street. caps; New ception hall: bath root; d by electric SLEW MUSHeRPCED,” BRE BUT Fats NI—1524 20TH ST. S ROOMS: 830 PER Bw ADDIDUN & LARCUMBE, 1504 F st. heaved ty’ steaun : Hie or lots atreets p @ distant city th pou RENT—Bg25 PST. NW. S30 PEN MONTE a Promina AvE— ‘aad Rhode Tat i JOR RYNT-130 WM STON WL Ds > ie New Howse: 3 Aprly to SLASE T. BLOW NING, 410 ee | oa oY He i Joony ine ine 10 per cont, Ala » Huse near Dupent e:rcte, Cetoier: posension if required. Fvice, T Kround, fromting 120 feet ou © st. and LOL lata Gve, Fiue site 10r af offive bul lio SLESTOS LINING, PAINT AND CEMENT. QUE RENT— fire Patent 1, C. Chitoneys, La ke ‘S308 Tousen. ARGHITECTS. .- 116, 1118 AND 1320 3D ST. Se eee ep arg ar ‘ius a, z : All these houses sire babdsouely Buisbed desikned; brown stove bases aus trim Will tre std Bricks: m0, payments, SIUCKET I, o10 fat ML HOUSE ON Plno agora. on. snd leantifally : mins; { Ome cud celine; large y: on the most: owner, 607 ath at. mw POR SALE—14- ROO; of 14th, with lange M. M. PARKER, 1418 F st. bars amas fore ali H FE i iB s g