Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1890, Page 3

Rok RENT—229 410 3 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, FOR RENT—ZOUSES. FOR_RENT. HOUSES. _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. Fx RENTIU7 H ST. XW. i ms oT és OH RENT—027 2 th, F $73, improvement R KENT—CHEAP—a SiX-kOOM HOUS water. summer Kitchen. &, Be: vuiy $1440 per month, 933 Orb st. 18 RENT URFURNISHED— Fiate in “The M! Stab 2 i 91 41 40 419 1 125 = cH, FO BROWN. HITCH, EP penn. ave. aw OR RENT—516 guste ST. N NW. N NEW, NGIw GEO. W. LINKING, 1th and H ste. n, * UST k HU NGERFORD, 624 14th st {0H KENT—1g00 14TH Si. N.W. CN. W. OIL NT_SEVEN-hOOM BRICK HOUSE with | ae eee fe woe “1 Kinainan place, be- toulare “apply tod. McL. DUDSON, 5 12u3 F ot awe gr yen aud 14th ata. aw. Apply 20 iN, 1416 Qt. 48 po. Tear tase 19TH ar XW A AB UR: | feo ) per ion ©. JOUNON TIS ‘Tth at. new tom Wak fe banb. 7 ‘T-HOUSE 16: ‘st, near 50 T30r Fist et iw, Sr...50 B19 Corcoran athe. a8 U4 st. 1 Saar NI—BY THOS, E WAGGAMAN, KEAL F 4S tie eh 3 917 F ST. NW povers. 1 Vtlav., 16) FS a isn, iz, i AE. thy, "ere pu Bak, Ww. es Gr. FURNISHED HOUSES, Lath et. wer Ro] Ge gos Net. BO LOU ‘t. ieee: Bt. ?. wl: i 1801 Q ea it % he shove, houses con Le examined by perniit from 20 pr oftice only. THOMAS Nhs 1Be4 Fete nw. ST. N.E. 9-ROOM BRICK; do yer wont OWNER, «i p38 ven ¢ RENT—7: od. ups. 5 & 30 a os Sd Hisiaiwio | a tow. o Shop rear Ovi 12th aw.d F oho Sort, BE BOR RENT MARCH 1, House 1901 T st.u.w.; 12 roows and cellar, A. AW al Estate Broker, Piremeu's ‘ium Cot and” dwelling 20 Sthand Kota wer. 2 OFFICES, ‘Olt RENT—49 D ST. N_W., 3-STORY BAY-WIN- ym 20.10 Fit Brick House with ail modern improvements, basemeit | | including electric be water closets, 110-21 tion of the property on my st office for bulletin issued on THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. deitue T-SIX-KOOM BKICK HOUSE. HALL, | fro Ton LENT THE BEST SIX. Dw a $0 this City for the yrie the Ist and 1oth. bese ice. ® rool, gas, Jatrobe R REN BRICK HO! 4, | front room can i be need Yor small stare it desived: ater and yas jad order: tice locations; ve Aug Mew cable car cheap rent. 709 Rho me ‘av woly 1408 Bee “RA PH IPS & SON, Rw. . JOR RENT—651 2D ST, N.E, COR. ; 8 ROOMS; EN 0 NEW HOU aS NEAK DUPONT all mod imps; nicely papered: 1 square from cars: fabiuet \Guantele stecteis Delis: be poe @ Tent 835, 649 mod, imps. ; cent 450: the other 12 roome aud batlrs 25. BARNE: £25-3t ‘Kell bo. c% Ro SEMMES, room 5, Kellons Daaldin, OR KENT—A BARGAIN-TEN ROOMS AND bath; all mod. iinrs.. rested Cea ee ety WOOD, 933 Oth st. 9K RENT OR SALE—ON LONG TIME, SUM- Guerand Winter Howe, fue views healthy place neers 230. 14 26 Chavin st nw. C L. DUBOIS & CO., 631 F s Fa PALES BROWN COL’ high oaled August, THAD, ai Stock fart, Kaluinazoo, nd = ie by “Sebtinel? he OR | RENT_FU = D—1921 6 § apn on I ig rei ae Toons and bath; will be rented for balance of #8 | Or ey rt ty Bae MOCAULL? CO tay “Dist. year. Ho Stavles, O st ween Oth and 10th sts. n.w.f6-3t = JOR SALE— 81.50 WILL BUY A SPLENDID i RENT—2 RICE HOC a a Aly O42 Lortisiana mod. 1IDps., . hext duor to Horse Bazar, at 10 o'clock au. 3p Pox mo. each. EMMONS & Bi Sie FOE FEST BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 1 $9 GUITAR, &3 $25; A B.w. after 5 p.m. tt dR SALE—HORSE, PHAETON AND HARNESS, m rooms House in Fashionable Nei¢hborboud west to_wood tenant, Apply w 7 ST ake SanbTER ois 15th 24-1 a RENT—cozy. SIX-ROOM HOUSE, | i021 pan nt reasonable. Apply io 1. 5 ARDTER. eis 15th we for a lady atO1sMatnw. eR SALE THIRTY, TH Yickets, iu lows to suit, ala or ductor, Call afte BROTHERS, cor. Del. Q st, near Vermont Abply’ at 1337 Lith BARGAIN—PARTIES LEAVING CITY writ eel Sewing Machine tr Writing Desk Cabinet; nearly new. Cali at 1104 12th st, 1 tol all week; no dealers, F f24-4t E RENT—TWO-STOKY Foe SALE DUST ARRIVED FROM ROCKING- hau, county, Va, Thirty Head of Horses; drivers, heavy draft and’ cou ‘also two fine saddiers? Weight frou 1,000 to 1,500 pounds; will be sold at easouubie pricey etek guaranteed as represented. JNO. SIIMONS, 311 12th stuw. fe VOR SALE—ANTIQUE: = HUNDRED YEAKS Old, in, perfect order: ‘Larze Solid Maboxany Buffet aud Broad ‘Mahogany Dining, Tauie, apriy ‘906 Oth st. new. =| Fe ALE—WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGA Excellent Dayton Wagon, Lady BRICK HOUSE, 1615 eliar aud all modern —TWO-AND-A-HALF-ST Brick House with 2 rooms and ia Serge? ave. ge, Apply = el aT wail ines build ead exact to eeee 3026 P xt., West Washington; roomy and and ‘Top buxy Build und equal to improvements: reasonable rent. i | Private stable, Tos 13th st. nw. 12: Sr ENT — 11¥3 13TH ST. COR MASS. AVE, | PYOR SALE—AT PRIVATE. pend ee es *SeideE Le E McLERAN, ‘cler anc fearless of every th £24-6t 00S Fst nw. | strencth euotut for coupe oF bus. INDIANA a iss rare chance to obtaiu a gafe and rel 240 PER | below his value. Also an Elevant Extel . rey "and Ladies Phactou Burgy, Set ut fable make and «tightly Used. istactory bier es siven for selling. ply, £25-3t* BTABLE REAR as K = sel (OR SALE — ONE HORSE years ol teen sud a half ean: { weiehtabont 1.000 coat ed, sound: govd ditve single; double or tandems: featioes of sissies eines, street rollers and sweepers; safe fur ladies and ehildfen fo ride aud drive, 2 8, KC. Sold separate. t i Sor SAUNDEMS & COL 1407 F stow, 0 L st. n.w. er 61 =e SALE—AFTER MARCH 1 WE WILL OFFER 192 Six Large Parlor Orgaus, brand new aud tully 208. Warranted, at $41 cach for cash. Be sure to ace then, Tiss tit __vMtbeak & CONLIET S14 11th at.n.w, ard LAKGE DRAUGHT HORSE, 16 202. pounds, & years old, sound and = icood worker: also frwt-cluse Saddle Horse for Gentle: gan nan of Lady's usc. 1024 hands high. 1,000 pounds, & ——s Ogee eutic, fesriess of steam cara, ad i gaited wader sadaie. BkoADoUs, Kappabaunock county. Apply to 1. K. Academy, Va., Caroline 43k eee JOK SALE MUSE NCIMELY new: just imported: 2 feet long, plays 12 pupul i Sirs; has harp zith: ent; regular cost # e ‘Address SWI fice. = F GE SAE FCRNITCRE AND GOOD WILL OF # the Livingston, 1000-11 13th, at. nw. apiendid = opportumts to accure well-estabiished House rooms) filled with superior class of guests, . ving into same business ou larger scale in 16 city; will sell at less than balf the original cost. £4- F T COACH TEAMS oO FINE in the city; 1 pair blacks, 163 bands higu, G years old: the other pair one gray’ and one surrel, 16 hands | high, o and 6 years old. * TALLY-HO STABLE: 124-30 O st. bet. 9th and 1 PORK SALE—DAKK BROWN hands high, 8 years old, olais coments pr aueeeee he HOKSE, SIXTEE Hable fortamily coupe or business purvoxta Also ‘Oxe Hrixht Bay Horse, 1o — rs hig! ree pee Sane: MoE » Side-bur Bi actons Harness, Whips. The abuve wid bo mae iS sactites, a2 the cuner tins’ ny further uss for them, Apply at Stable rear of 1221 13th st uw, wok SALE PIANOS AND ORGANS—< LOUGH | & ‘Warren Oi 25: Feloubet ‘Organ, Kew Upright. 20 z ‘on magnitcet case work, aith test * juaprovements ous ‘ut entire plauo; a gem and agreat baryvain at ouly asi tool included, been waiting for instrument. Call and an extra fine THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania sve, — }f SALE-ONE SIDE-DOOR MILK WAG« Body; Grst-class recular iuake; third-class 158 6th si., rear, opposite Fish Commission, ft OK SALES ALL KIND OF eve 4 Sguthern Fish, Oysters kc. Center Marke = ‘Market. 833 Whole st. what. Tore eveae i ro : ngs road, 5rw. r2OLT AY. aves Or. 1 volfax st. Sr. fe depot 12u solicited aud promptly filed. Bi. WILSON. Fe. sabe E0, MAKBLE MEAT COUNTERS aud Fine Marble Corned Beef Tray at the ld « Market, cor. 14th and New York ave. Euan £20-Ut 3.71 I TibBeTS. OR rox ey & ‘RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. BAS RENT— 1500 OTH ST. XW. DESIRABLE bs vALyE GIV) ae ‘ new ‘ware. Fiano in exchange fora BilaBBUBY UPRIGHT, bnluuceyapucte 810 Maoncay F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave, HORSE, PHAETON Haryess; also ope Ex-top Carriage. Side Bar 1 Phaeton, 1 Business Wagons? Nortop Surreys; ‘M-top Buggy fiat imust be sold for sturege sud orepsire; 6 Sets Sask-hand | Harness, K Wet: any of this stock ate banxain. Se 3 aus data U rooms and apily to RANE “BkowSiNa, 430" out Ta ND Bug- SALE. SQUARE PIANOS, from #60. 00 “aS ‘end sto perenne: dts count for L. WILD & Biu; NAL MALES AND FEMALES, ing Cages, Parrots, (ks; Gold Fishes, Globes ahd Fish Foot, spraie's Dove Med {13-Im* SCHAID'S Bird store, 317 12th st. nw. {OK SALE— THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE Wd jtuireg no builer avoids all expenmve attendane bo loss of tue 9 handling of fuel. Send for circul and price list, bis AWG 73: 7thst Fox eee WAGONS AND BUG- Pee 3 0h St Hinds on easy Verma, COOK SsaRBOK M street, Geunretown. at SALE—“ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Feta Crithiu the Disirict of Golunabie at at lowest rate of ku. W. TisKiNs, Cor. Luth and H ste. n.w, PERSON. AL. STABLES, 2020 Conn. ay. crea) 423 | 1082 Conn. av. crear. £30 $100 RECOMPENSE IN GASH WILL HE ‘one who can. Secure as Monson- | BO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F stan. ot para Of the departinenta to » trustworthy, 5 iw | welieducated, man. ic Addread PETS ay ae SRD Sie K st Ne DisCKEET, star office. £2530" ative echool Gi Guana iver ets. 3d id SHES OY yeti Aa AR a | eae ene Sha one SEVERAL GOOD eens Ses ee OF Oe, HP ‘Mall Dwellings pear Banc Capitol st, near sv Sonia — = ces Semen pape near saltbscosta! and aut tn Cu, SEMVICE EX \MINATION QUESTIONS wall eeceumandod. en eA MCI TIRE panier Oa es Ivy Institute, ‘£21-108 282 Caw. opp. Trinity church, | #1: be Mth ana straw. VERY COMFORTABLE TEN-! VE AGEN ER Se ee Acie en eee Nea WOkMSTEDT & BRADLEY, . Fone. Lc OT Bie. — Detmemomeptoenne san euasertnintel fleur oun 2 | Mtb OR SALE—BARGAIN. FEET OF GROUND under rent,on roved by Two AT_7,000 Stable Tethat's a eek ddieas 118 H stb. w. forall; small cash 26-3" payment. FOR SALE—4: s.¢, pear feet f t and 4.700 fect of fruee that cant tor ro! figs qoodin:erest. this fs round wetll bring RAMEY, 1307 F st. o. R SAL Tea BEAUTIFUL HOt and bath; all mode: 8, feot soon. Fo _HERRON & rn impro' tear school and, ms market — BIG BARGAIN-ON 11TH iota wwe contain x ROOMS: : 06 line of located on Fst Ose RAMEY, ORO7 Fst. nw, c F SALE—A TA EW HOUSE: SIX ‘ROOMS AND bath medera lmprovemente, situated on 4th foie bar $3,500; easy terms, 8 good tenan’ BEBKON & RAMEY, 1307 F stn. | PR SALE-A BARGAIN—BRICK HOUSE, T' story will rent ry and basement, 9 rooms anc for. jO- id bath, on 15th st. lear Ket; two-story ‘brick stabie on the rear that hance Oper month, hvestinent, for @ home or an inv it ‘This is '& good oc! HERKON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. nw. FOR SaLE—A BARGAINS 2087 F 8ST. eA ee ate ig z op eg For price and permit to ex- 4. MeL, DODSON, ame 1225 F st. now. Feine SALE AN iM EXCELLENT, DOUBLE, BRICK a ‘the best the line, situated in ‘with ttn py ty fitines aud improvements. Owing’ to calling the owner to a distant cit, ee serty is is Stuns Sry aye eepseceamal oat are ice 815, at & low price, and is attainabie in tha: ais Het ‘unquesticna! hase now it section. 16-1m ‘OR 8. BENT | OB | EXGHANGE_NEW and 605 Q st. n.w. and 620 K st., cor. Marlon, Ail these howe, are, Bane ely Soiaged and beautifully designed: brown stoue bases sua trim: 9 rooms and cellar; large yards, Wall be sold D the ‘most Fipsouable tering, “Apply t0 0. E. DUFF! owner, 607 7th at. n.’ ee SALE-THOSE HANDSOME EIGH' jouren (sane : ; . 202%, 2031 and 2093 F f-1m Brie in exe! ave, Be. ear Stanton sq EXCHANGE—NEW CORNER HOUSE ON are, containing 10 Rewest and litest conveuleuces. ie ‘owner will Feat the satae at 8000 per year. 9 tract of land in or convenient 000. ‘wancory. WILCOX & CO., 1907 Penusyivania ave. And 6th and Louisiana ave. uw. Price Fe SALE— TWO {WO-StORY BAY-WiINDOW ricks on 23d st. near Washingtog circ in excellent order. _126-4t 8 | pron BALE—A_ SPECIAL BARGAIN Price for both, WESCOTT, 1907 Pei houses ylvanio ave. Ane 6th and Louisiaus ave. 1 |AND- —A HA somely Finished House on Pst. near Dupont cir. £2 Pay me: AMinsoruri oor se ae Fpty Nico tas wine setts ave, near Stuntot park, SALI Oth street cara; Bay-window Bric sitting room, dining Foor and kitchen on 1 bed rooms and bath 01 cle 3 sold ot e iene th onee, pric mea 85 wide parking ; pr.c: sal sub iN at 84,51 “hw, near easy terms; mt price, jocation. 7 ibe House, m 2d; mod, ii mouth; would rent $10) DAVID D. ipZBCE Wishes er! mB Us cues ‘ON Ny rick Honse on Mamachu. 6 roums aud bath; mod, 10. DAKGATN. IN 410-RooM HOUSE ‘Mass. lot 18x138 to 00U. ‘This is 4 a will buy au 8-room House on T half square from stories; parlor, Ei bri pe 2000 cash 806 F st. nw. | FOR SAGE UST, Comer ED, TWO OF THE Cheapest Houses in the northwest, a few steps trom the electric cars, # roots a FS: A bath well built: band i LL. TRADE ON crt Pro perty, improved or roe Fo) an Flex Sed Rew Brick Hesiience on Princeton st 50 ft. of lot 3, bloc! joining Dr. pert residence, ina’ House contains 9 lurve rooms, bath and cellar, cabinet auteis: feet; su. sou 1m the most faabton heated by steat hall in Giga on, $10, DAVID D. STON th Tront of 00 ft, Price, his is the cheapest property le ert of the northwest, by SUG F at, now, Fz SALE—AT TAKOMA PAKK—WE ARE BUILD- Ang iu the best part of Takouy surpassed in solidity Sd cmos at Ghutecture and fulsh £25-1m JOR SALE— and 5 houses 816 to, GIO Md. ‘ave, The above 4s only 9 portion Tare chance to _ RUST aise Gat # aw. ‘bane, " m. He louses; 7 to 10 rooms. | Wil LEW ju: lot 2. house open for LK & LIEBLI - B TWEE to 18th st. pEiG: een N.Capitol atid L ry and Basement; between Ist and Te HU: NGER! For particula: » E 000 1 to Gal au 18,000 most desirable propert, Vou, ort id's FURNISHED modern improvements; reuting Price $10,000. 1s wM. 8 BARSTOW, a Tui, Me aud sts. nw, Park several nice Ht be sold on terms ‘ON, 8 Set ot nw. ist style of ar- feet runt aud runs inspection MANN, 1303 F. 1K SALE—TWO NEW HOUSES NFAR DUPONT circle; 8 rooms aud bath; cabinet manteis; elec- food tenants; investment AH. SEMMES, mone 59, Fe asic beliny be. uly Clears néarly 8 per cent. Kellogg building, 1416 F st. FOB SALETIN ONE OF, THE 3 MosT DESIRABLE locations in the city. Three-s price 69:0 8,000, 08 f ih 5.000. raya ee . 0! x cl cai or 5 Boer Seat dats title, GkO. T, GRAHA 1 FS SALE—HOUSE NEAR SCOTT ‘CIRCLE, 1442 Khode Island ave.; 11 rooms; large conservatory Allled with choice plants; electric: Delis; trunk ele. vator; beautifally a-rauged for entertaining; im per- fect order: will be suld reasonably, as owner Fis lice to leave the city. Appiy on premises, 28 FOR SALESAS AN INVES! MENT. A ROW OF 7 New Brick Dwell 6 roms and all mod. imps, fronting south, on ne. bet, Sthand 6th ats.; © Bood location Horreating” will U6 sold for all cash ‘or small cash payment Apel Joug tinue for balance, OKMSTEDT & BRAD and Basement ja31-1m FOR SALE LOTS. _ ALE—SHORT LUT ON STOUGHTON ST.; 0x90; beautiful high «round, overlooking th and river. This is a i. JOHN UO. JOWN. SON, Atlantic Building, pot 18: Biock 9, iu Mt. Pleagant, near 7th st, ex- tendon ‘This is a bargain ate aoe her fae = = HEKKON § RAMEY, in 307 F st, new. Fee SALE-THREE BEAU aon Lore. 601 FEET front; will make four nic lots of 15 feet Goe, per Hoorzon Sth st, south of H ive. HEL EY, 1307 ¥ st, now, *LERNON, & RAMEY, 1307 F st. how, JOR LOTS ADJOINING ECKINGTON AT less than half the prige of Rekington lots; located in Prospect Hill; 560x150; « bargain _ £26-3t JOR | SAL! Hill on the line of 17th st. extended; ® cued speculative investment, A, We eh ales DUDING 1 10 Baud C a ne. de 126-38 _ 2 . Be. UME DESIRABLE LOTS ON 167H Eistextena wis Plewsant and Pleasant Plains 0 DLSIRABLE ADJOINING L018 dian Hill, adjacent ‘to’ University” place; sold in a few days, Will be only 4 THEO. A. HARDING, 600.1 1th N 4TH AND 57H 4 sbea G15 7th stn ast Cap. st, Ir, $5,600 iley bet. f the property on my books. For full its at ottice for bulletin insued on Ist an bh ) THOS. EB. WAGGAMA\ HOUSE G17 Q ST. NW “toot front; heated” by A celebrated steci-piate wari-air furnace and grates, Ppapered throuchout; crystal churdeliers: saloon pac: Jor: Gat clase nish, with allsnaderns {mprovennents. sy ‘Three Seven-rodin House Y Marion st. *, heated throughout by latrobes and 41 tile vestibules andauantels, m butlt by f Joues. bath ; a very nice house ; $33,00 , SALE O18 ‘NORTH SIDE RST. BE ott a WARRE N 6TH AND 71. b-e4 Zatury aud Basement Brick; 6 roouis and ST RNEA & CC 916 F stn! 9TH story Brick ment; newly decorated Fe SADE-DESIH TBE] peation : ve. HOME ( NVEST- 10r.; 3r. ‘dose fin wiuit and occupied. by; owner; lot Hiage euousl to buitd ancther house #9,500. we Will sell ut nerice terins. Inyestinent Business: Pr »perty. pest our office, Store and Dwelling, 87,600. 125-3t° F DK SAI we ira $14,000. it NIH pric ot ‘hear B treet nc. 4,000, SALE—BY | =; eu and vecupy geuat s LEB +R VHISE RESIDENCE ONN Beautifi e. Cor. ful Home for small jj tutuace, &e.; wood Lot; 14 rooms; lot 23x1:20. LE— story 5 y 5 room ri vy furiace, with or 1 woderate iuiproveuient 419. Washington Grove; Cottage on theeircle near 6th wtroet: #30 room Frame; only Lot 13.9%6x143.0% to alley, im ne, only $2,0 story Brick 8 rooms between O and P n. hiton street, B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. ‘ah ¥ FISH & MILLER | SH & MILLER, 12 ‘at Brick House on P bet, 4th N Om) oe . all respects aud Was built'for ‘owner ‘and ios delightful owes very a ua ee 213 ¥, BEY NINTH AND T 3S stories: 10 room: ell mod. anys aang or horse and carriage: at Jow ae SALE—NICE 3-STORY BRICK a weil located n.w, and couvonient to stteet carn, 4; rooms, bath room aud cellar under whole house; fur nace and) plscesin Ot 4 Fae fen. Penn : SALE—ON CO! Nemo £20-68 ail mod imps. ; OR SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND dary and cars convenient to cere TYLER & RU Fx SALE_BY Fisti& ‘& MILLER, 1 aS NW. A Fine Brick poor oth oe a bet. lit house excal salient ition ; besied by a client’ coud Sce, sod wea vraniced and finished for Fx BSALE-A VERY FINE DOUBLE COKN louse jorthwest round, Price 849.000. BH cabinet mantels aad open Bi iL Large rvouis, Price $0.00, | Terns eu 3) TYLER & RU THERFORD. 1307 F Grooms; reception hall; bath ‘iy steam ; Lichited by electrics rete pa sewered and lighted. street THB 307 F stn. - Gand Ii sts, conere owner's £21-6t tb over 5.000 leet rs HERTSON, 1515 2i-1m )OR SALE—A BARGAIN F sts; G2x64feet, BH. ROW 126-60 1615 Hst. a JOK SALE-A F k LOT ON 15TH ST. extended; 50x ap. 126-6 KTSON, 1515 H st, nw. LOYS—OVER TWO MILLION SQU d overlovling the city at 20t1 a rovements, at less than tw ADDIy Vd Tet at ne WE WILL OFFER FOR ecatined bargain on Capitol Hill in the rer Lot Ouly four squares: Cee U. B. Capitol Buildin; no beck grownd: Silt suvdivide into thirty-hve frout lots, Price SU cents, ‘Terms to suit, BARNES & heyy ER, iT Corner Lot Nottheast, one square from size 102-0x57.6; will make & 17-foot parties Who will take three ihe, ott others. will command lots medinni-sized houses. AD} ave realy sale. site on the West Side of offetud for # short e Uses opposite site, a rear “sigs ou 1st oppo- or sule—A C 10th st. now time ut 8125 square foot; fine For Sale 6Oxh0, i SALE SEVERAL uch Low Prices a3 to Inture # Quick, Adve all for plate, “st AVID D. STONE, 806 F st. new. 3, 4, 7, 8, 9 10 AND 1008, 17 eh et between 2 bs me. 00 Pa f2 fon 1 OFFER LOTS 1, % 3 AND Qaangie 1087, being abe 845,000 aa. ft, at 55e, fox a tow Maya, This «round will subdivid ‘in about lots and is worth now fully 6 3. C HILL, 8th and F. Also all of triangle 1013, containing 44,000 sa. ft., adjoining Lincoln Park, for 83, Ground on oppostts side hai sold tor 1.30, Aino Lots & 9.10, 11 and 12,8q. 10! 5, containing sbout 40,000 sq. ft, at Soe. sd ©. WL Also Lots 3 and 4 on Mass, ave., aq. 1959, at 45c. Uf parties desiring te make profitable investments will ve this property they Will find At cheap, C. HILL, Sth and F. A GARGAT 7 AKEN THIS WEEK. quare 1070: 41,000 syuare feet at 40¢, a number of other bargains et Lots, bai Whove squaces, S.C. HILL, 8th and OR SALE—A RARE OPPORTUNITY “able investment—Lo FOR PROFIT. 6 to 10, in sq. In, park. 4G foot feeton Ky. feet on B et, #.¢., with bdivide to’ gréat ude Je.: for u tew days wil, show s profit lots 2, Zand 10 sep- froutye on. park, 205 feet on 12th, ave. iow graded) and Deicke widewall in trout: will x this property at fom wagof $5,000, oF will arately. J. He GWA & CO, O SPECULATORS — FINE BLOCK Hr. within squares of ground eoid ut TARs tot tron Ling on two streets and an Bsquares from Lincoln parks at T also clisible Lots at trom Gc. up; quick deals aud hahdsome profits im short time. 122-6t QUK SALE—-A_ FIN Voundaty st, bet. Droit Park) 17 tt BUILDING Lor At and 1 st n.w., opporite Le ¢, for oul usual terms, 1410 New York ave. REAT BARGAINS IN A FLW Cheap Lots to close a partuership: location Be ac. on line of street cara. Prices trout per lot; torms tosuit, LAWRENCE ¥AX 1 MINTWOOD PLAC! EAR COLUM. bia roud, some Very Fine Lots at moderate price available for immediate improvement, huving water, kas und sewer, curbs set, aidowalks Inid: roudways ma eadauaized. iu Forse IN ot Thomas ch Jeet front, (U Rieleeti ait aes eet front, or will Seeger at Fat. ww. —A FINE BUILDING LOT SOUTHEAST, within two squates of Littcola park; 40.5x100 fect to a 30-foot alley; 15-foot side alley’; price, if within a few day, GO cents per foot. “Apply Le Y SIT! hn Sr »UT SQUARE, Wasp te aes, tor the erection, of @ handsoue residence, hutel oF APANTMENT HOUSE, being & bright eye sunny coruer with south eust era feet Front ou Land 129 feet front op FISHER & Co. 20-6t pao 1324 F {OK SALE—MINTWOOD PLAC: ET HAVE A FE! Ut Beausitully Located tone i, corner of ‘View us well as the * LAWRENCE SANDS, eee Fat. n.we ITION BROOK- size 50x135; streets 90 feel twits king. A few lots rexatn wineh can bo sold at 6 usual, tering of one-quarter & BATCHELDER, 1216 F st. u.w. {OK SALE—ON LONG TIME—ONE OR TWO LO’ ‘th C100 foot south of Eat Cupitol st.) 96e, two Lots, 11th near B northeast, 75c. OW. East Capitol st, ne LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ON Tenieytown Fond | and, Woodley Lane, opposite Oak Elect ka, now laid to these lots, 13 sags 50X180, ar dn tieadors BTA. 5 auiles from Waahii division, Kockville, e130" te 00. Acre re Lots ta in fag aes ck erga valleys 889 gpoice in spout te gis. Lote an, jharsiuoaled From $500 ty «i KUTT & FORD, 617 F at. nw. CONNECTICUT AVE. At on House, coutainiiig all tet i fashiouxvie aind aa Belg hborl verted i. ROBERTSON, * wit Joun'¥. WwaGea! FAMAN, 700 14th st.n.w, Fe ‘'SAl ict ate Vigne ore Foi TWO OUBES, ONE water; four blocks thin Pansat fe Oiiice stan NOTARIES PUBLIC. —_ oe IONER: OF DEEDS ed pod STATE Bork B UEaLi SP tae {notice trom ¥ ya. is} Gar Tue Bust. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, ‘Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices. aplz + gers 3 aus Paste dis, aera at we is BW Moz", TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT 6 J atta ee Ore RAN FHARK tL 1 TBO Beare of uJ ny Goa To LOAN E TN LARGE AXD Tear re moderate, EERE ___ BW, cor, 14 mo nw, 0 You | WANT MONEY?_810, aa me aie Sete Goods or other personal pi Wages and interest, peyeble in weeniyer smonthly Payne reweval Ot rods fron pul m elm Box ¥8, Star o} ae S aetatE INVESTMENT-SAFE 48 U. & Five percent. pig awarteriy. Insums of $1,000. e = 000 On Real Estate, wo may THOS. EK WAGGAMAN, ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, on BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F ste, n. OEY tO NEY TO LOAN IN ‘IN ‘SUMS TO SUIT, SECURED M ih District eal ALBERT '¥. FOX, 920 F st. u.w. 8300 —, 61, 1,000, 2,000, 15,000, ‘88.000, On Keal Estate; no delay; rates low, EA. MoINTHLE 2 CB. W.,opp. Trinity church. W2HAVE MONEY To LOAN IN See “on Large Ainouuts on Keal Estate; prompt attention and quick aia pplientiona, AISTEDT & BRADLEY, s31-1m 27 ¥ at. Mo** 70 roan ke AtSand 6 TAuLEs W, HANDY, __9830-1m 92LF st. nw, Ms UNEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AF proved Real Estate eee amountes Ty orn rokD, specialty. Jo ld-Zin WB ANE, HONEY 70) LOAN re aes “That and ho delay beyond, tive to prepare papers if securitygs good, DEEBLE DAV Jails F st. now. SUIT (FROM SUMS 1 ed real estate security. H WARNER ‘Sco, OF st. Dw. ONEY TO LOAN AT. TOW kee cise ‘ON AP- e amounts & Agents of the Cutted Security of “buladeiplia, ia sums to suit, to repaid on installment plan, with of without hfe insurance. ments to rap, & 10, 26 oF 2 years, FP. H. SMI1H & SON, 122 J UNLY TO LOAN per cent ahd no delay, by 5 | vere ay, it sos ONEY TOLOAN ON a11-3m. Fates of interest ; also oi Money, TO LOAN IN iis MM. ie wee Th AT LOWEST HOS G. HENSEY & EAL estate securi ay Se CULLAS ASE & COs, GUD. eet ae ONEY J TO LOAN ON STOCKS, BON GOOD Me ‘commercial Paper ea ode New York ave,_ N SUMS TO SUIT, Mt 00 upward.op Appro. cal itoal Pata ‘Security. ER'& GADSB), 1008 F st. nw. ra ae OES AND iONTINE POLICIES be At at igh t cash prices, Louns negotiuted ae barry ta Apply to ait Aue. Beau sane easouable term Ap cy tw, MS (ey i proved: heat Estate Securit Dintrictot Mo ann ‘any suing desired, at lowest rates, 4 ie terest, THOS. J. Fisted wel? 1sz4 F st MoEy TO LOAN In suing tO SUL, at lowest rates on approved ertate security. oH, FOX & B: ROM Ne 7 ‘Penusylvatin avenue, Mec LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- A clase secu ge a t lowest rates of interest; no delay ‘whore the wecurity’ is good, fy 0. C. GREEN, 303 7th st. 2. Mor? tO LOAN oN KEAL ESTATE AT LOW- Rates. Asis DANENHOWE! NHOWEK & SON. 1115 Fst. 024 Successor toDA COUNTRY REAL _ESTATE Fo SALE-A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE heron of Counts aud Suburban Eroporty a prices OD ng from $2,000 up, iS 4 130758 SFew Bw. BEAUTIFU: ining’ Charlottesville, Va. over 500 only acres uns, including ne, turniture; B. H, KOBEKTSO! ‘ce OM Splendid loca- fruit and flowers. ~AKM OF 684 ACKES, ONE MILE ¥) By If Esurel aud Rest Ooniee's Bietion, rich 801 on; abundance of shade, frui Very u ing aud all necessary outbuildings Everythi 1 prat-ciaaé condition aud im all respects A iuust desirable cuuniry hot SH. WARNER & CO,, 916 F st. u.w. Fo SALE—5 ACRES OF LAND, BEAUTIFULLY located im the central portion of the town. uf teville; good dwelling, stable, fruit aud other im- Will subdivide to advantage into building $20,000; or will trade tor good city B.A W 5 Die ret a, 7 ABLEOFFEK KEFUSED— Growud °G msunves! walk from Glen Station: New House: well of w x: fruit trees and grapes, gnliaiuctory reasous for Sucrihcing: this is the property that ‘was wavertibed at S400; a ture op portuuity to wet a country Iwnue at 8 DAVID D, STONE F at.nw. Fk al HEAP—13 ACRES AT LINDEN ot #400 an acre. ‘DAVID D, STONE, f24-c __806 F st. nw. BENNINGS BAD, 6 65 3 all fenced and in Gairyman, oF butener ox yVAGGAMAN, ba Bit every conyenience for house, “&e, Be JNO. ie ERE RENT—THE HYATT MA 10N Ee ee latge grounds; directly opps aes Fa Sait te Fo SALE—-AT HYATTSVILLE, cae ‘OP- pusite railroad station, about Three Acres, im- Proved by the fiue brick 25-rogm dwellinx Known as the Hyatt wwa:sion aud G.o0m frame dwelling; the uost desirable aud whiwatic eee tts All Fr. & SON, 22% F st. pow, a CITY PROF. or Unim| re 8 -3n oe ALE OR EXCHANGE wed a ane oy a Tes, Be 3 uules from this Ranks 6 room dwelling; barn yee water; attest ‘heal! splendid roud. price @130 per were, PatnLaeS & SUN, 1419 gew York ave. 17-3w 3 — POR RENT (A GOOD FARM, 66 coe from this city; splendid’ road; welll month, welling: _ nz fo ae month, + heatty Jocaiity KA PHL babs. 1 RoE, EALE=1001 ACHES, wits ae TS, ay Hyattsville, 8150. res 3 sulle from Bla- densbury, with Dwelling aud Outbuilding. 2.000. oe BCTCS, With Improvements, ab oe O00. ew Dwelliue with 2 acres, uoar 1t-1c, itive ral Houses st, Hysttovilis of acres ut Ardwick sta, ad ‘5 acres at Laudover, TTT & FORD, 617 F ot.n.w. Re RENT—HOUSES IN HYATTSVILLE, BLAD- he at Wilson station, from #10 ip. tu 1 & FOKD, 61s Fst. nw, Fou. ae oor BR. s |, Be and O. tages, Country Homes aud Easy tern uae Bomenend Pee Ss es) # stuw Prowsns AT AND BELOW CosT. In orderto make room for our Spring Importation of Flowers, we will close our present large stock at and below cost for 15 days, Garnitures made by an artist trecot charge, et Mrs. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F st. n.w. K. FULTON, LOAN OFFICE, 1218 PA. AVE. Established 1870. The only Lice: Broter in the District, Money loaned on Watches, Dimuonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware and star valuabed: Se-Gold Watches and other cos i w1s-Ou rout variety at very low prices. London’s Lord Mayor in Trouble. The Rt Hon. Sir Henry Aaron Isaacs, knight, alderman for the ward of Portsoken, lord mayor of London, whose name appears at the head of the advertisement in the London daily papers as chairman of the Anglo-Austrian rinting company, is much harassed by the Reencta critics, who insist that he takes ad- vantage of his present exalted office to pro- mote companies. A meeting was announced for last night at the Cannon Street hotel, which was convened by man named Green, | Bish a mine broker, the object of which was to im- each the iord mayor,but the proprietor of the i| Hotel informed Green that he would not let the room in which it was proposed to hold the meeting i? he intended to mention anything against the chief magistrate of the city of Lon- don, The Hawk, a weekly newspaper, edited by Augustus M. Moore, a talented young a nian, published an open letter to tke mayor, in which he makes these direct charges, The Frocdman’ ‘8 aid sua — education socicty heid its annua! meeting gp P terday. The reports are favorable Po that the society now holds six million dollars’ worth of property. ‘The Virginia house has passed a bill making hel ay of Robert E. Lee's birthday a liday. ‘Consul Kelton, who recently failed at Mazat- Jan, Mexico, for $100,000, has arrived at San Francisco, 'He says his assets amount to $250,- 000, but that be has no * ON A HOLIDAY. Philadelphia’s Produce Merchants In- vade the Capital. Two hundred well-dressed, handsome men came to Washington this morning on s special ‘rain over the Penneyvania railroad and will endeavor to monopolize this town until tomorrow night. They are the mem- bers of the Philadelphia produce ex- change and are on their annual holiday excursion. They went at once to the Ebbitt house, where they have their headquarters, and there separated into small sight-seeing and plessure parties, Each man has a blue silk badge in his button hole and these badges may be seen everywhere in the town today. This afternoon they called on the President and tonight they will turn out the different —— Besides the fe lar members the exchange there are about rocictt tA invited guests, including Albert Holden, president of the produce ex- change; W. B. McKnight, vice president of the commercial pega Frank Halpen, presi- dent of the grocers and importers exchange; Conrad Muhly, president of the milk exchange: George R. Howell of veinge grey § ton and Baltimore railroad. A. G. Lyon and Van Horn of the Lenin Sa h Valley railroad, J.D. Ruoff, ex-Mayor Wm. B. Smith, W. H. Tumble- ston, president of the state grocers association; ee pene ‘W. Patton and General Agent The committce of arrangements consists of J. E. Hendrickson, O. W. White, Frank A. Gil- bert, B. H. Brown, J. D. Ferguson, C, H. Ring- yon gg J. Habecker and Secretary Howard —_——o——__ THE MARCELLUS WEST LARCENY. Chief Justice Bingham Overrules a Mo- tion for a New Trial. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham, this morning, the motion for a new trial in the case of Grace Ott and Richard Stanton,convicted of the larceny of over $500 from Marcellus West, was argued by Mr. Cahill, who appeared with Mr. Taylor, Mr, Cahill insisted that it would not be right that Grace Ott should bear the brunt while Mary Thomas went free. He said Grace's Parents would receive her and Mr. Taylor would, if she were free, send her home at once. He believed that she was worth saving and was much more to be commiserated than other par- ties in the case, The chief justice, after reviewing the testi- mony at some length, concluded that the ver- dict ot the jury was justified and the motion was overruled. At the suggestion of Mr. Oahill sentence was deferred until Saturday, DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. VITAL STATISTICS. Health Officer Townshend reports that for week ending February 22 there were 104 deaths—white, 57; colored, 47, Death rate 1,000 per annum: White, 17.4; colored, Total population, 21.6. The principal causes of death were: Croup, 2; diphtheria, 2; 5 eonsump- tion, 10; diarrheal, 2; typhoid fever, 2; mala- rial fever, 1; pneumonia, 16; bronchitis, 4; measles, 1; winapi cough, 1.’ There were 96 births and 25 marriages reported. ree A Concert at Takoma Park. A charming musical entertainment was given last night at Takoma Park on the occasion of the opening of Union chapel, a handsome and commodious structure just completed by the energetic citizens of that pretty suburb. Prof. Metzerott and the Georgetown amateur orchestra were out in full force, and their selectionsrendered were most enjoyable, e8- pecially Gounod’s Faust” and Mr. ——— ‘8 “Caprice du Concert" on the flute, which were encored, Miss Lilian Graves’ pianoselections of “Scenes de Ballet” and “Spinning Wheel” received di ed applause, while Miss Iola Williams of Takoma Park sang most acceptably Rode’s aria, with a ballad as an encore, Miss Elizabeth Ballock being her skillful accom- panist on the pian: eae Cattle Market. At the Union stock yards 175 cattle were on the market yesterday and all sold to butchers as follows: Best sold from 43¢ to 43¢e. per pound; good sold from 3% to 4c. per pound; medium sold from 3 to 33g¢, per pound; common sold from 2 to 2%c. per ee 58 sheep on the market and ‘sold as follows: Sheep sold from 4 to5}ge. per pound; lambs from 534 to 7e. per pound; cows and calves sold from €20 to $40 each, Market was fair fo for all kinds of stock. THE "COURTS. Count m Geyerat Tenm—Judges Hagner, Coz and James, Today—McPherson agt. District of Colum- bia; opinion by Justice James affirming judg- ment below. Rogers agt. Garland et ote on hearing. Equirr Court—Judgs Cox. Today—Clarke agt. Clarke; testimony or- dered taken by John Cruikshank, Hutchinson agt. Hutchinson; restraining order granted, Ambler agt. Archer; jeave aly rate in five days, Block agt. Sanders; ; sale fi fins ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Taz EvEntno Stan. Crrx Covnctt..—The city council held its reg- ular meeting last night, President Marbury presiding in the aldermen and Mr. Herbert inowden acting president in the lower board. The boards agreed to areport of the finance committee against an increase at this time of the salary of the police, The committee say that when the city is borrowing money to pay ita on current expenses is no time to raise salari and advised the post- peerens of the bill, which was done. The rds referred the application of Messrs, Strauss, Eichburg and Fisher for the right of way of a street railroad over the city streets, Most of the time was taken up in the discus- sion of the application of Capt. Wm, H. Smith for the lowering of the curb iu front of his Ee “5 ty on Alfred street opposite Lee school uilding. The application was for the lowering of his curb some four inches, but the discussion embraced the ices often-discussed subject of the grades and in the northwest section of the city, and the matter was finally recommitted to the street commit- tee by the lower board—the upper board hav- ing adjourned—with request that the curb of Capt. Smith's proy lowered four inches if it did not i fere with the Electric lights were ordered at St. Asaph street near Portner’s brewery, on Cameron and West streets and on. Washington and Montgomery streeta, Burotary.—The store of Mr. W. at the east end of ——— alley andria and Washingto 8. Towson, near the Alex- by burglars last nighe ht ‘bef forsnidaightand bi, urg! fore tant oe ‘ir of — ween — stolen, * jores.—The annual conference, M. E. church, Bishop Fitegerald, will open its twenty-first seusion here tomorrow morning at ee! ity Sooageeirory @ Father Clarke, 8.J., of hed a Lenten sermon at St last night.——The house of del- ary church at night anact to incor- porate the Alexandria safety deposit, security and insurance ee an act to author- ize the ae — the county — of Alexandria county.——The Catholic gentle- menhere are arranging for a reception of —_— Vandeviver on his first visitation to the chi in this city on the 20th th proximo, —<—- Rorat Berton, CuamPaane is used on all occasions,—Adot, “3 John Pulaski, a Pole, employed as a miner at the Dodson colliery, in Piymouth, Pa, was fatally hurt yesterday in a queer way. He had charged a hole and as the place was wet en- closed the match in a piece of iron pipe four feet long. Then he ted the match and ran toa place of safe it did not go off as soon ZF Fee ! Fil | f : F H i i A F al F f i E i | BF if is t i ? 3 i i | I > LECTURING AND SIBERIAN HOR- RORs, Something About “Stepniak,” the Ni- hilist Leader, Who Describes Them. From the New York Tribune. The regularity with which tales of Siberian strocities have been doled out by the London Times ever since it became known that the ni- hilist leader, ““Stepniak,” was about to embark on a lecturing tour in this country is gradually giving rise bere to a certain amount of scepti- cism. The aim of the current stories to pile Pelion on Ossa in the way of horrors is too pal- pabie not to awaken an aversion on the part of cool-headed, common-sense Americans to give unquestioning credence to the alleged outrages. It is possible that there may be s certain smount of foundation for the grusome state- ments of the London Times. But it must be admitted that they reach that from o source not only interested but also tainted. Under *Stepniak’s” instigation an association bas just been formed in England for the pur- of furnishing the press every week with o be and detailed description of Siberian atroci- The association is headed by Mr. Burt, MB, and other politicians and is to a petition to the czar requesting him to reform the system of his government. eon epee. ceedings which took place on Saturday in Association hall at Philadelphia Wwgeld pe that a similar organization of enth toy formed in this country with like pur- poses in view. It does not seem to occur to any of them that it would be well to test the authenticity of the outrages before appealing to the czar, nor do they realize the possibility that they are being used for the pu: of preparing the ground for ‘Stepniak's” ing tour, eee THE WALNUT GROVE DISASTER, Worst Fears in Regard to the Arizons Disaster More Than Realized. ‘The worst fears in regard to the Walnut Grove disaster are more than realized, although particulars come in slowly and are still meager, ‘Iwo prospectors arrived at Prescott late Monday night from the upper dam. They say that they camped above the dam on Friday night. At sbout 1 o'clock on Saturday morning the dam broke, the water rushing down the narrow steep canyon in » solid body eighty feet high. One man was rescued from the top of a tree. They state not even aremnant of the dam exists, The im- mense body of water, one and a half miles square and sixty feet deep, was emptied in ap hour, Pisiag | had talked with many from the smaller dam, fifteen miles below, who said that to Saturday evening twenty-five bodies had recovered, but could give ne additional names, = er were in von greatest destitution, av neither visions nor clothing. Coarse — sacks ware ae used in liew : clothing. The cam wo m engaged in building a flume moist been heard ftom from at all and it it feared that all are lost, No news has as yet been received from Wickenberg or from the settlements below the More detailed particulars are looked for now every moment. A conservative estimate places the lons of life at newrly forty. It is known that at least thirty men and women were lost from the little settlement that bad been built at the foot of the lower dam, 1 ns A FOX CHASED > TWENTY MILES. Fifty Horsemen and Seventy-Five Hounds Pursue Reynard Near Chester. Flowerdale Park, Pa, to participate in the fox bunt to which they had been invited by John R. Flower. The fox, a sleek, lively Welsh mountain animal, was dropped shortly before 11 o'clock by James Tyson and about seventy-five hounds, gathered from all sections of the county, were let a Jacob the well-known colored == fancier. The took a Srgemersccsg Se at first, but rap ® zigzag manner, ite pursuers a thy He chase w meeser over miles. On account of the thick mud the made no attempt to cross the fields, but to the roads followed the hounds as 48 possible. The fox was caught by the about 2o'clock on Albert Darlington's and the brush was secured by Matthew: &@ member of the Lima ch club CHICAGO 1 10 BEGINS, World’s Fair Plans | Under Headway. Chicago is at work on the world’s fair. A Ha ff i form Gotting Lincoln park on the north side and Garfield park on the west side. It is altogether hkely, however, that the whole will be put on the lake front and in Jackson park. Ex-General Manager Jeffrey of the Illinois Central will, it is said, be elected director general The officials of the fair a confidence that $10,000,000 cash can be raised in ‘Chicago aside from the $1,600,000 raised by the railroads, The stock exc! wasins bullish state yesterday Serer the wer 's fair news and Chicago street — south side cables, 5, and west an north side, 3. The transactions were ‘the largest in the history of the exchange. beautiful blonde of about sixteen summers, called at the resideuce of her parents and der the pretence of taking Miss Vanreed to ot Wellington Vanreed, a ithy of ‘this ci no eeareteee man of good Upon their took up their resi- dence with the groom's ts on Elm street, very heavily, was in great pain and had osea- sional spasmodic seizures or convulsions. The specialists who have seen him in consultation are hopeless of his recovery. The doctors vis- ited him six times yesterday, ep wy ey ad Et