Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, CH 3, 1890. FO F 2020 Conn. av. ¢rear’ YM HOt st; wil HOR RENT—A1 section; west ‘7 R RENT—HOUSES. _ OK BENT-SY Ro. HOLTZMAN, KEAL ma- tate and Insurance Broker, 1Uth aud # saa xcbapKe for = use or wLiinproved lot im good locality. Address MoM, Starcfice mg-2t" )R RENT—O14, 616 AND 622K ST NE: NEW Bricks; 6 roo: edt pr bh, 315 N SY, KE; ten rooms 123 Lith st. nw. 8 rooms and bath, within one square of tol; newly papered throughout. 6-room, G12 Callan st. be Court st, bet. G and Hand 6th WRIGHT & STOCKET: ‘OR RENT—T0 GENIEEL & om Bric ments: south front ; at #15.50 and 616 Roys at G08 K at. ue. FUCKEN & BRU.,100 F at. ne Vath: every con- @.°C, PAYNE & CO, 613 Touh st. k, dat. Bi 1120 * 6-room the. TT, SOLOKED TES k: 820. LT, S10 F st. nw. ent ary Pete 148 Ast. EK 2 FOR KENi-#iz EC. House oe a fOR RENT—PART OF FU TEND Small Family; adults preferred; two adult ow nis nd board with fammiiy ;delight- location in northwest, Address, Would remain in house a |OME, Star office. ;all modern improvemeuis. Call ag LOZT mse ST NINE-ROOM ‘HED HOUSE TO re ‘with references, oy {OR RENT—121 01 c 40. ; Bouse just pi at 1127 151 uw. (017 V st. nw., Or. ENT—A NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK HOU 1S Madison st. n.w.: eizit rooms, cellar and wed; loth st. herdic: m! 50 12 6. ml. T. B.W.; six large rooms and bath: in fine condition? all mod. imps. ; staiie at rear; fair bouse open from 2012 M at nw. ; EWO-STORY EloHT- house and just papered. . H. SMITH & SON, 2222 ¥ st. un. R RENT—A COZY LITTLE 10 a.m to pum, or appiy to own: mbt HOME, 1303 T 8’ Fent toyood tenant; Foe BEN1~ 1609 71H ST. NW; NINE LOOM all mod. i pewly pabered ahd repaired: to & wood tenant €40. “By CHAS. 8, SHKEVE, Lous 7th at Dew. mb1-3t RENT—S15 H ST. NE, THREE-STORY Brick; ten rooms: all mod. imps.; #22. By CHAS. EVE, 1008 7th st. n.w. mbl-3t FR BENT—1707 umn} B45. st Sth 2007 Oth st ST. N.W.; FIFTEEN Room: st n.Ww.: 9 rooms R RENT—514 B ST NEL Stable; perfect condition; $36.50. 8. H. WALKER, 455 Louisiana ave. Hi 2130 7th st, nw. 145 Sthst mw. 10 13th st. aw. 15K E. A. McINTIRE, 222 Cat. n.w., Opp. Trimity Church. stm. 9 ROOMS AND ROR RE mwl-tr BLOCK OF FIV Story and Cellar Brick Dwellings, frouting on Washington circle and Peunsy lvanis ave. ; these houses hested by furnace and have every’ mod. itu} 15 and 231 2311 and 2313 has 11 rooms aud rents tor have 9 roo:us a! ml-3t = OK RENT- 1303 F ST. Portieb, containing “mit “STEIGER &] Fae. 616 La avi and 30|40 Colfax «! 50) Canal @ WESCOTT & WILCOX, Also Thoroughly Equipped F st: Plat Books, Safe, Chairs ne of business. “Address 48 Union pliee...°7 BUTEELFORD, 1307 19 have 9 rooms az: WESCOTT & Wi coms, kitchen EBERMANN, 1303 F T—APARTY LEAVING THE CITY WILL Rent or Sell Sinall Modern Brick House; fully fur- Rished; 7 rooms; wide lot; south frout. two and I sta, con! FOR_RENT--HOUSES. — CLINTON HOUSE, CORNER 7TH dT ota, containing 30 rooms’ Inquire st OOe FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE_LOTs. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ‘ts. Propert Wi = v6 oS RR brick building that can Will beesld-ata | fo wide NER & Ci 0. Fst hw. ROE SALE-BY OWNER LEAVING CITY, HOUSE; east front, 10 rooms, cellar aud bath ; ‘and alcove, ‘all in perf zis nls to suit, rz ied 2artos ft, fect. order ‘OR SALE—A nicely B10 | Tange. 6u inate 8.8. 876.829 | $3, is 30, u A ; Lay Window Brick House; 5 minutes’ from | 4 And > hon - Presa ofice, 7 ootus aud beth; rents for @gSamonth; | O46, %4, $30, Mae offered thin week at 4.3300. ara = — == it DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst. nw. 719 den st. ’i000/ 295° thie. sia rooms and beth ad ae DRICK DWELI- | 7>OR SALE-THE BUST PAYING INVESTMENTS | 2210 st, bh, Or Ct Ju the city, 15 Swo-story and Basrmont Brick | (nw. bh. dr. -.716,000 17:41 department; rent €25 per wohl. Always rented to gogd tousute at such o Siruse an‘ | OAsr see ere Be y99) 1 ae 07-68 FLEE & RUTBEMFORD, ay 12 per cent on the amount invested. Price, each, | 2024 to 86a Bid ree +P stnw._ | 8100 /s000 cast, ce at 5 per cent ‘These | n-w..b.b. 2 Er aR MILER, 1219 F ST. W. | lowers aps located on 17th and Sealon in h-w near | 27 “000! 1 Bg EE jase 30 E ome, Kay and water; | Senator Henderson's residence, & rapt fm Brstelaas coanlissen: ‘Taleo aoe Jocation, ‘Permits are out for a block of bow houses 5 14 nb and 13th, ood rant. ie matte sjtare. 315, Oe eee eral evant a be New 6-ruoi Bricks, bath and mod, tmpe., rent for | 2214 tg S885 Vii at EiHangromely Finished English ascent House: 12 | SLT Aye ucar Fa. uve, New brick Hones, 6 roves aad IO Lothia wn ows, 3 bath rooms, iaundry, Kitchen, lanke ce ie BEX Suitable for physician. “Apply Dupont circle, £286" | BRinpgeenet mantles, rents for $27.90 inouth: weiee | ADT vary La OR KEN Brick Houses on 234 st.; well built; rent for | 1314 to 192% Harri. FE JOR 1106 230 161 5 548 Me ave. sv, OF 15.5: 71 Ps PSO! M BECK Hi oenpey to R E PATI —FURNISHED—NINE-ROOM HOUSE near 16th and Pierce st. 3a Price #00. FRISTOE & SIM L ined 1338 F st. n.w. USE, 1615, House; nest home or left of six: has § roome, BEAUTIFUL NEW B ry, Co oriole ‘windows: soul inet mantels: one square from two lines 12 | cars (one cable) and electric street light, four from D school and market house: rapidly growing, first-class peishborbood: Pg ie ie (woneceted), BW, Also ata barent in for 10 days, Brick House, 11 Tents for Cloud RICK iy one celiac, front, latro! npoomtot 30; Price uM xt,out- WA Coun TER: ave., W.b. Toots, two bath rooms, cellar, furnace, &.. with ad- ‘s.w..8 and6r.11 | joming lot suibclent for another st. n.w., Gr. i it ave, Building. $13.50 month: each — jlirick Houres on Brick House on 5th st_ Tent #14 mo.; price 6 New 2-stury and ave. 8.e. :each 81.800. 2 Brick Houses on Fi roorps and bath; rent @: rent for #960 year, one. it 482 0 month: for all # 651 e.; @ rooms; lot ida avenue near stor all $10, 000. 50; both 85,000. 6 New z-story and Basement Brick Houses on n.w.; 6 rooms; rent for 000. 12.6x100; $1,700 ment Brick Houses on Penna, l4thst.; 6 es on B st. ae. 1 ave a large list of investment property. Send for DAVID D. STONE, S806 F st. tw. RENT— vw, 8r.m.i. ¢: t 8.6., OF, 10.1. 80. We, OF, Td BS iCal we, alley bet. N aud ¥WOOD & GAR pital st, Ly Cit: 0, 6th and 7th n, RETT. Lith and N.Y. ave. location for a store a Brick House on 9: Schools and markets 4,000. {OR SALE—CHEAP—A NICE HOME; 10 per cent in’ iW. ; near thre offered for a sho DAVID.D, A GOOD eatment In ines of cars, rt tine at TONE, stnw. 70k RENT—BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, KEAL ESTATE BROKER, 917 F ST. N.We 50 Ct. nw., 121 3410 9th ot.b. HOUSES. 65 616 Md. ave. s.w., Gr. 45 1606 4th st. n.w., Gr. Toome; bath and cellar, & ¥ of pth; Jot 202100. 917 | $9,900. ey Brick House on T st. on each floor; let bai prererere) Saonas 0. tor sale—A Nice Home in ‘OR SALE—WE HAV. ain an is oue of the amo: fh O8 SALES HANDSOME CORN! one square from Last Capitol su; bay window, papered; every couvenience; wide parking; # decided bargain at bath room, closets, & isxi00 to aliey, with stable, ‘This le~1513 17th at. n.w., Good Frame House ; lot ».10 to alley. This is’a fashionable and im- location; the lot alone is worth the price. Le Droit Park; 7 rooms gud_bath; splendid repair 3 beautifull: near 13th. q, lot Zax. ‘DAVID D. 806 RESIDENO! ‘or Sale—A Ten-room Brick House. on © st. west DAVID 2. BION! is FOE SAE 25.200 WILL Boy A w LL-BUILT Cheap at STONE, Fst. hw, SALE A NEW BRICK Stable, just completed, facing 3U-foot alle: thr.ugh to 10-f0ot alley, in square bounded by L ‘M and 16th and 17th sts. n.w., which contains 4 talis, 1 box atall and room for G carriages; it also has rooms and bath, with a large lott on Zd story. This complete stables for its size in the and ron- ulars apply we my and Bath Brick . For price and partic STOKES, &o. A :8 & VOORHEES, 1418 Fst, u.w. md-Ls Btore and dwelling | Store rm Ist & N sts. JOR SALE—ON 117TH ST. N.W., IN A VERY DE- ‘Sancund oat ez hatin i bie pe * oo : oreand dwel .. iz in first 3 al 10th st. nw, 20) Stable rear 611 Het.n i: eee One HODGE Stable rear 15) DLW. . The above isonly a books, 20 ny tion of the property on my Fer full list call at oftice for bullean Tpeued on the Istand 15th. (£29) — THUs. E. WAGGAMAN. ) R'MS, MOD. IMPS., N. st. 3. New 7-1 rou Brick, nice order, Yth st. B.w.,$10; Houses price $6,500, mil-2t DTT Groom im Brick, Mi t at., fine view, faciuy Delawii reception lui, office, bat ia courts ¥.¢. and D.w.. $0 and #10, [oth ese eet Wee. DUVALL, 925 F st. nw. | Kiethene connection: ood repair. Iu direot INO! Bescon OE in good repair. Iuquireof JNO. z Tooms, Lot. 17x95 Howard . ‘Gt _ | Convenient location, hall, water and very cheap rent Lat. OK 192 Pennsylvania ave, 10r., mi... 1623 Ci Fei ‘RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ;,4n good order; nice location; 09 Kode Island ave. Avely. mbi-Im RENT— rcoran 3! 1929 Penn. » bP st. bet. ‘6th and 7th alley. Wilmiugtou, city; electri CHARLES W, HAN HOD¢ 1 re river; 1 baud olatie room ben price low; terms asy te 0. B, GRAHAM, r LW. Lot 24xs! 9: WW RESIDENC Del.; lot 80x100! urs pass the doo )R SALE—ON 8 ST. NEAR 167H ST. N.W., A F'sttendla Sevon-toon anit beth brex Dareliny st barca. a a TEE besides y water favorabl ml -3t* Ok SALE 1830 1iTH sr. —GOOD BRICK, 8 10 al 4, 000. & Ashford abstract, NITY To § 0d suburbs of this | = eity upon the most favoral wer before offered to the citizeus of Washington. STOP PALING RENT. erected after your own design. ment required. isl nce monthly. EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN GON F st iS PROPERTY, F 8 to lance Fst mw, m1-1w | desirable 8-room Store an Beulars apply to 3. MoL, DODSO JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED— Fiatsin “The Milton” Stable nr.Ct. 8 abl £55 and $45,8' PER, 613 400 147H ST 119-1m {OR grumeut 1c West Well recommended, E a0uiesdSe 8. 19th stan’ Dupont et. 1 P st.uear 15th. .. 1 ie near Moe room House in Fashionable Neighborhood Tent, to good teuant, Apply to 1, ‘TST. N.W., NEW, SEVEN FoR SAL Hill near 14 Jot 50x150 to alley. Gt bet. Qa& K sta..8e. Ober. 4th & 5th, 10:6. N bt ath & 1th, 108.4 124-lin FINE th and Bo bath; all modern improv CE ON LINE: COLLEGr. MILLER, 1213 F at. n. 1TH MOD. IMPs. RENT—SE pauline offic 1S 13th st. u. near Smit] RAL GOOD COMFORTABLE | Small Dwellings near East Capitol st, near xov- na z Smithsonian’ and alvo 12 i 1 Tents ranisiug from $10 to #25 to parties ide eR ct TIRES 328 10TH ST. N.W. repair: $40 per month. Apply. to W. feet of ground: tw wig F cent OU PE mibi-cit® 5 115-1 nd rent for 70.50, Appl road, Sr... 1007 Fu. avenue, 14th st.” en of Keal Estate Office on Carpets, with gvod Fete feesuEhy Seam BERS os Cheat 25 xt hs pitt ve beter lak tetedt te Pia etecieis tS wt BH WARNER HOUSES. ‘NO. R RENT—207 BST. N.£. Basement Brick: 9 rooius: Fabia 220 ver monn. S21 F at. RENT PHOENIX TERIA 5 Commodious Dweliin, 7 ‘with or without lange stable, udjo: Sha ‘nijeeut t Seustor ia and he rt or Biair vee Kerr of Peunaslvauis aud Whiting of ely and completely lecorated and ant and Ci Kellogs Buiiding, A. PRESCOTT, » AAIG F at bw, ; TWO-STORY new! red aud | BubW's Co. cn ta hehigan ; papered by a i OK RENT—UNFURNISHE| 1TUL AL ave. n. 1 14ig and si Sd tant teat is Sebaincer * West Wash'n, 11 ¥ st. near idth, 1ir. tough ‘he above houses cat be examined by Jith st_n'r K.16r. 8953.53 Co Not. o'r 12th, 1 00 B stn Pat nw. ‘oth, ton stn w 1527 O st. n.w., 10r. i $200 907 M st. ‘n.w.,"Lur. jase. MVO. LIE oi ied 200: SY 5 st. Ziat, 153% Kierce pl, Sr. Gast. now. i. AV.uE.M,2 Ww at st DLW, 5 19 Corcoran #04. 4 chitecture and finish ; J ou Hopkins 2 two Frum axood interest; frouts nic farnished aud guaranteed; LOUK OR SALE—A Brave. at. betw haud-omely decoraind usr gh out, ulacs appiy to CHALMERS & VOOLHLES, pay tag ly painted. absteact of title This ‘ground wall” brim HEKKON & KAMEY, 1507 F st. now. XCELLI lot 2o fet front on for Inspectio eK & LIEBERMANN, “KOO uO and P mand styl For further >MALL SOME Juvestizeutd foperty ; well located and paying 10 asked. E. BUBFORD, 1422 N.Y. ave. NEW HAMPSHIRE AV nt Hesidene Surpassed in solidity of constru and runs 303 F, M_ HOU hi -ur JOR Sau) Gih and ew Brick 10r. eK be 6 bet 1 bet. M. 2. bet. Gand H ave. ; ¥ Desi aud Ese. ‘The above property A rare oppol Appy to 6 roots: as bul eur ofice nly. THOMAS J. F ntroke; cars, vase the | _f13 os as = good "buildiiues byt WOR RENT—724 F ST. N.E, 9-KOOM BIC se meaely a Seis orene Nichols ave., 0 2 WNER, IS vth | Anucostia, D, C. Cull aud see the property. ee OS titi 1-3" na W. TOLSON, JOR REN 9D STN. PORY BAY-WIN.- | PROMINENT COKNER dow Brick House with ail modern improvements, | At R BUSINESS AND FLat including electric bells, fistionary | weal tubs. two | Yenieut to gov hotels, & ST EL water clesets, Be. BEALL, BROWN 8 CO..." | LIEBERMANN, ate a od 32 3 Fe aes wie, bell 8 0, circle ectrie, bel + gue =i i Proms and baths $4. the other I root fad batts | © F-fuoinl Brick om Pst, uw. at $3,000; easy terms and HU . H. SEMMES, lowe build | & berea 418 Fst, ee ef salt Brick on Ct, aw. bet. 9th and LUth ate; A Nice © Store ana Dwelling on 6th st, s.w.; 9 JOR west side Lafayette square was, room for three carriage with LM. GREEN, 1405 Fst. u.w. KRENT—STABLE OD $3,600. ‘ks ou oth @t. 0. m1-3t ___ LOST AND FOUND. 0; Seven-rouus M1 Frame, C st, at. ue. 1304 1 O>T—SATURDAY EVENING, ON GOING PROM Rest n.w., by Metropolitan cars, to B. aud U, section of the special train, a Goid | Buticreup Eucring, diamoud center. Liberal Af left at above address. 2 Gepot, oF in the Ls to 171 By Lis. w 132 | ost 5 pa, red, black hove an th st toward Mt. Pleasant. Meward if returius warked Mary $15 » about g1D, Boundary st. ne. OsT—SATUKDAY EVENING, 8 Younk English Mastiff Dox, fawn col- brown eyes; last seen going out $th st nw. Di: -ARMY AND. wth st nw. Hag ws marked J. M. Carlisle. 0 AGth st. uw. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, EITHER IN Douglass! store, th st., or iu herdie going to 13th Libéral reward if retu:ned MAKCH “REWAKD—LOST FEBRUARY 2 bear “ist st. and Mass. e. — heer and tan Lge Any berseregrenon iow: “ w fecuvery of same will receive above renal DEVITT'S Detective Acency, 610 Uthat. Iw, F-SATULDAY NIGHT, an Xeward if returned iM 1800. The Aude ten ees res 1. 1880. under will be paid a libe Feward if returned to COX SMITH, 715 4th st. ao. mde WST-ON” SUNDAY, A SMALL GOLD Pi E. Norton; suitable reward. Return ave., a Whi _m1-3t Pee. tee mile to mS 1, ABOUT usen ts, Motithiy pay: f ml printing offi _ HONS TRAM bath, bri Productive Real 1890, te Fox _m1-3t* Fok se story aud basement ee Easy terms, piney bog a S rovwsand 2G ilings, © bet, 3d and 4th u. th anid Boom 4, Atiai payluent; balance monthly 2.200. Ok SALE-CORNERK PROPERTY dy aad STEIGER & JOK SALE—BAY-WINDOW 7 rooms and bath, on P st. near dine. Oue of the best built houses in city.Price at hivu rental. Price onl: WO-STORY “bath; 6. Oth aud 7th se: 1 Bric 20 rooms aud a] Brick Dwelling ox 2d ural © Desirable Lots on Sth | ble Lois ou loth bet, D must be sold to close au ac- E. T. Ral ic Be 28 wud VSO JOR SALE—THE FOLLOWING BAvG\I Capitol Hill wear Kast Capitol st: ky Sth st, 84,000; ‘ht-room icky HORSTKAMP & JESTER, 639 F st. n.w. E-STORY AND BASEME rooms aiid bath; close to gcvt, Htosase is wel! built and Ly $12,700. ¥ & JESTE PH 639 Kshed, &e. ¢ SALE—SEVERAL DESIMABLE PIFCES OF Estute and Vacant Lots; money to loan mm sums to suit; no delay; Washington City Bouds aud Stocks bouxbt aud sold. c. T. HAVE: Room ‘11, Ati 37 roous unity for good myvestments. ee, terms aud permit to iuspect— 13} ulidin Festa $3,200 each, small cash lat vous Brick. 6th st., ASE always rented ¥ st nw. S BRICK; SIX on 12th “st. near Kast Capitol, Partioularty well built, Alley im rear, price on iW. Pers OUSTKAMP & JESTER, 639 F st. nw. DWELLING 9.4 F ST. NE. TWO ; lox SHx100. Price W. ©, DUVALL, 9x. Fst.u.w. img s ‘sf O8 STOLEN | BL Brown Spaniel Dog chain collar on, with tag (ost — BLACK SET OST = Bis TER DoG, at, and receive liberal rewari OST-BLACK AND TAN DOG WITH COLLAI eae Koward if returned to 627 D oe Return to MANGUM, COLLAR AND 805 N. alley, 10-roon aa, bas location; $16,000 will buy. 1 brick tw SALE—1619 K ST. N.W.; LOT 25X100 TO ing andl stables . DUVAL tate” ‘kawe of Money. N THURSDAY, FEB. 27, A BLACK A Tau Gyp heavy with pups. 85 reward if return to 1210 Dt, nw. mid N FEBRUAKY Wers tO uaiue of Lop 7 attached Liberal re- OST—350 REWALD—ON THURSDAY EVEN- Above reward given for its returu w b. C. PRACH, 465 xt. nw. OsT—THURSDAY NIGHT IN GOING FROM |Natioual theater thronga reservation to avenue car, Silver Opera Ginsses and Hand: f returuel tqyll0? New Pag cu kerchiel Liberal reward ii Hatupabire ave. utaining Sucall for 815,000." W. C ‘weil located 1. 5 eg fad in all ne F28-e? How ‘Groom: cemented cellar ; heated 7UK SALE—1509, 1511, 1513 AND 1515 4TH ST, Fas shew story bi we large couveulent to st 8; reception hal Uy stews ; lighted 9.000, ‘Terms e: 7 F sta FR SALE-ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND Boundary abd convenient to street cars; New yards; ali Fes SALECNICE 3 STORY BRICK DWELLING, Tooms bath room and cellar under whole house: fur- nace and all mod. iznps,; cabimer meutels aad oped fi large roviia. Prive § reet curs, 5 worthwest; a ward will be paid for bis return to G36 10uist ue, (4.03) IXYLEK & RUTHERFORD. 1307 = EEE Ee: POESALLMobeky BRICK DWELLING, LiGHT OST—WITHIN THE LAST WEEK, SINGLE | 4 Tooms attic and celinr: well locai Diamond Spiral Shirt Stud. Finde charuiug home, bor further particulars ad card to worded “Zid letet.nes erally re duapect apply to TEES RULER E OAD, 1, bath room; by electric= Nese Messen ah S RU ENR 307 F st.h.w. PoEty _ BOARDING. 34, 1416 F st. ww, ‘cent on the cost OK SALE—A NUMBER ALL HOUSES BP hactitnct 10 por cent on the ooet price Nees mn)-t* 7OR SALE—0} jenars, W. H. Houchtou & Co. new heating furnace Bud open grates; sanitary plumbing: 3!) vew and cou = constant Supply of Finter 10.34 fovr: house open _ma)-3t" 2 S’NTORDAN, General Arent” K KENT—PURNISHED—HANDSOME DOUBLE FPatick itesidence ta the aces; 1 roomeaed eae wil pest sor the west tg montis for $109 Anny to OW: Boow 43, a: ING—LA’ tirgood board RGE NICELY FURNISHED Boom | ‘at the “Auburn,” Pa HE WEnsTE x, $13 13Tit Seite, $2 and §1-30 per day with Arlingtou and points of interest: no liquors SBESTOS LINING, PAINT AND Fatent 1.0. Chim coal, cs 1 4 a EW. 208 CEMENT. Vestinents left on South | WALKER nde ah? a Ate Rg evisa ‘RED POuD AD R SALE—FINE RESIDENCE ON Q (4 rooms, 14th and 15th sts. n.w.; 1 provements; lot 21.62100. 128-68 A KE! * This Fata, OR SALE—A BEA of eleven rooms and bath, iw. ; @ bargain if sol lat once, two lots in square 1058, ce ulema ‘UTIFULLY LOCATED HiT lot 20: 45-foot Lot on 34 SE x120, on H st. Algo Lot 16 feet frout st, near Maw. Also Be ELZEhy, 1800 Pa, ave. {OR SALE— j703 638 Boat aw, bb,| del Asi “ie et ‘5 houses rear. 10r. 28, 000) 1128 6th tw. 10r. rors 2 2018 ‘Oth'st, awe. by 5 East Cap. st. % boo Me saws es h,, 6r.. fe ‘Che above is only 8 portion of the property on my books, For full list call at office for bulletin issued on the Istand 15tu. (f28] THOS. E WAGGAMAN, son SALE—5TH ST, NE « roots, 190. S Hi WARNES & CO., BETWEEN D AND E and celiar; heated by "b. we (OK SALE—15THST.N.W. NEAR K, TWO LANGE offers an ‘opportunit; ers oat opportunity for 70% [f28-3t) Bricks; lots 5¥.11x100. "This eleant propert; - inyertinent. Price WAKNEK & O0., 916 F st. nw, DOR SALE—HOUSES— Toom Frame House; #1,80U. 719.—E bet. Ist and 2d eta Fooms: $3,000. id bath ; 83.750, st. Lw.. bet. roouis and bath 2d bet 14th 3,04 920.—! mest abl uy Br ‘O00. iby furnaces @13,000. nd by furnace; @15,000, fea Ee # ‘ait at office A and terms stn. ressed Brick, 14 rovins. ”‘T eked. For terms call at it. BW, 0 each; 10th SMILH & 50N.1 For sae room House on L st. Lea iioderu improvem nth Price $10,000. For particulars 222 F st, new, Ok SALE—A BAKGAIN—2 story Briex Dwelling; 14 lar walls and built in most su 120.S4p, to IU t00t alles. met pn F amine apply to 113-1 story 6-rooin Fram h bet, T and U sts. n.w., one of those desir- ‘ew ®-room Brick Dweilinys on east wide of the 33, OU. + bet. 13th and 14th sts. n.w., 3-story and k, 8 rooms aud bath, splendidly built and 3-story Brick, 12 rooms, ‘AKNER & CO., 916 F st, n.w. 1 Fe SALE—1816 5TH ST. N.W,, THREE-STOKY — THREE S1X-ROOM BRICK! ED id Vets. u.w.; will sell at desired; 10 per cent invest- fect, decp to a cohcreted alley. FH. A BALGAIN— rice asked. kor price and permit to ew York ave. bet, 3dand 4th ste. n.w., 5- ne., 3-story Brick, 7 104 arch st., Le Droit Park, 2-story Brick, with 6 and 15th ats., 2-story oY ‘snd C Sts. 'se.10-room Brick, ma- teriaand wurkiuauship the very best 00. » lot £210, im- 87,500, jt his Prope tomee. aL FURNISHED Connecticut ave. ‘all i at $75 per mouth. Auquire of WM. H. BARSTOW, _125-1m | 615 Tth st. nw, JOR SALE-A VERY FINE DOUBLE ConNy Honse iui thy Northwest, with over 5,000 fect. of ground. “Price $49,000. b. H. ROBERTSON. 1515 B st. nw. £ AL T AVE., A LAL House, containing all m.i , 1 und attractive ‘neighborhood, B."H. 1515 Hast, i Tous, bric etial’ mauner: prt it ‘Terms ensy. 1 Dw, section; b Attings and iin: calling the owner to a distan Offered at a low price, and is ui 100, _{5-1m ‘OR SAT Houses Murion. E, 50d and G05 Q st. 2 All these houses are mines; 9 rouis aud cellar; on the most reasonable terim owner, 607 Tui st. nw. HO} Toots gud bath; sonly 87, Sper i FROE SALETIN ON» OF locations in the Brick 10 rooms; 1 89,000, of which pereent Ashford title. 00 FOR sf LINGEK & CO., JOE, SALES THE C11y Pe feet of ground, frenting 12 on Louisiai or apa: tment Louse, 111-lin* i Pat large 8. AD +» Three-story and Bas GEO. T. GRAH Me, Ob a lot 25 feet front is ve. Fine site for ap oft FO SME AN PXCELLENT DOUBLE BRICK ‘orner Dwelling, situated in the best part of the idsomely finished; with all modern ovenents. Owing’ to cireumstances t city th roperty is nquestionubly the best | urchase how attaiuable in that sectio; Ww Ki st.. cor, hendsomely finished and beautifully desi¢ned ; brown stone bases and trim yards. Will be sold ply to O. E. DUFFY, Si lot 20x10 to apt f10-Lis WO HOUSES, ONE sewer s ensy. ent Office , ter stuw. di: IST OFFICE feet ou C st. FOR - ALE SE Fu TAL Lew cable roud, AUTIFUL x FB’ Wrontas sven Wabinnds @lreet, water dud gus; & ba m1-3t - . AC SNLE-LOT ON M ft, alle; to tive y mi -2e 201: SAL I a one vars; per Loot, 10, SIX BEAUTIFU are foot OL SALE 64 FE side Delaware ave. FOUR fi coruer of ‘Sth and 1 sts. 0, 1: and Fst, Le Tats. Letween Hand I ROR SALES A LOT ON RST. 00 canh, balan by Atl in two aildiny PS Le st. Cs | baie fer auc! us eur aud We on E by SU feet ou fore. 1 Cor, Eust, Capitol and 9th n.e. uit, 17 SALE-—-LOTS. BALGAINS Iy LOT: ridian Hill on ine of and adjoimin JAMES A. BATE ia Af ta JAMES A BATES & C0. of 12thand I sta, AL NEL PON Lot! i Kennesaw a Lote With only 4,434 square teet altos ver foot cheap G0c, ml-$t Bb. B.WALS ON on Sth aud six on years, Apply © OWNE! miei MR SALE—THE CHEAPEST PIECE east, 46,118 feet of land fronting 1 witb side) aud 16th st., © fetal tee company butiding; 1t te hear by; it hws Water mu ROK SALE-CORNER 2D AND EN. finest lot for poses in the city; deferred payments made on or be- tol aud 140 on Yuh; best corner on the Hill; ten BAENES & WEAVER, co, ~ 1407 Fst hw, BUILDING Lot ON va Heist el en at once. RZTH ST. half cash; balati ALS. CAL WUUD, - 933 Oth st, HL BUILDING 2. ~ BetWiEN Mt Pleasant, BEALL, BROWN & CO. 1321 F st. a. EON THE WEST Four Good M sts HE SOUTH!AS ouron the south- iron the sonth side Ou qtare MTL. The are iu gocd Location mild pay well to improve. (O11) malt WAKER & CO., 9101 ot ew. BE’ CLLOUT ave, aud 21st st., 24 feet wide; price ouly £4700; H Inquire pd-3t* JOk SALESCURAP Lots FOK BUILDING—siX on F neur 7th st. ne; 16x80 eucl nts T6c. Also three Lots’ ob Muss, ave. 0 now 17x85 to 2O-tt. + file location BL U0, Avo Fine Lote, 16180 exch to, 40-f6. alley; south frout; on Geongia ave. s.e.; each 8500. 0 f28-1* WRIGHT & STUCKETT. NORTH- oth st, Rose: e to the uew acti. is the best uatural cars 4 288 FEET aiding pur~ » 70 feet on Rast Capi- rus tO 620 F st. @ quod speculative investment, _ 226-6 F sts. ; G2x4 feet, 426-60" WOK 8. extended; 50x150; —— 126-60 B, H. ROE! Fe. SALE—A BARGAIN, NW. COR. 21: +B. H. ROBERTSO: 1519 B FINE CORNEX LOT ON TSON, 1515 H st. aw. Fee, SALE—TWO CHEAP LOTS ON MERIDIAN Hill on the luue of 1 th st extended: bis 3 SLeuls R SALE—TWO LUTS ON CORCORAN ST. There north side, very Dear N. SJOHNSTON, 1508 Pa ave news re 8, ade IR SALE—GOOD LOTS AT LOW Sherman ave, near Princetum. 792250.... Sherman ave. near Farragut, 502150. Farragut near sth, 902150... Princeton, west of 7th st, 252150. Steuben near =choolhouss, 100x155 Sheridan st., graded and carbeu, 110 feet front yuth st., 11, at Princeton ue 50 feet deep... are Cor. Princeton and’ Sherman ave., 66350. Sherman ave. near Sheridau. 162100. Irving st, overiooking city, 50x150. Irving st., overlooking city, 150x150. Zth st extended, 507155, “ Kenesaw ave,, eust of 13th. Coluubis Roed, heed of 17th at Columbia rth st... Coluzuibis Road, oor 14th st...... Desirable lov on W near 14th feet frontage on 13 desirable for builder, B near 17th, 204x100. 8 near 16th, 212100, aoe ‘Osher desirable northwest lots, GEO. F. GRAHAI mhi-1m 1319 F st, OR SALE—DUPONT CIRCLE—LOT 25x80 FT., udjoiniug the cleat sew houses cn New Hamp: aa BERS 02150. £8 ave, Another on 19th st, one block north of circle, 20x 100 ft. to alley. Beautiful lots on the HEIGHTS, 30x90 it, 20x150, &. Your opportuni in U, MEBI- ors COLUMBIA HEIGHTS AND Large list of apeculative property portheast balow Telxuing prices. JOHN O. JOHNSON, mie Atlantic Building. i ye SALE—TWO BFAUTIFUL LOTS ON COR- oran st. nea: New Hamyshire ave, 20.86262 each—s bargain. Also Corner Lot in one of the most fashionable paris of the northwest 71280. For fur er particniars, ap CHALMERS - HERS, 1418 Fet. hw mhl-lw DOR SALE—16, ‘Takoma Park. mhl-3t 00 FEET IN GUOD LOCATION; view. Cheap if soid guick. 2 F. CULLINANE & 00., O00 Fat, ew, ‘OR SALE—LOTS IN JUARE! 083 AND 1084 at 28 and JO cents. ~~ ane —_ 3. F. CULLINANE & 00., 609 F st. uw. E—ALL OF SQUARE 1008, BET 12TH and 13th and D and E sts n-e., containing about .. This square is ou e, sewer st. Price 4c SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY. *OR SALE—-A SPLENDID LOCATION FOR ‘building. Northwest corner of Sth and M sts. n. €.; 105 ft. on Met.and 180 ft on Sth, Handscame Tow of houses opposite. Price 55c, SWOKMSTEDY & BuADLEY, 927 F st. nw. m1-6t_ OR SALE—A BARGAIN—73,000 FEET OF Ground in a Growing Section of the Northeast; Property within a square has sold for 70c.; spleudid Chatice for a syndicate, Fora limited time price 45e. e foot. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th FOE SALESSEVERAL LOTS, "50x150 RA finely located and on «rade, in’Todd and Brown Sub., bet. 7th aud 9th sis, opposite the Schuetzen Park, 223gc, square foot; » burwain JNO. F. WAGGAMA m1-3t 00 14th ak FOE SALE-330,000 FT. ON HST, NEAR 151H ‘Ihie property is finely located ou a business d is musceptible of profitable, subdivision. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, 700 Lath at, A FKON ibis provery froute ‘on @ paved Fe SALE—ON BRIGHTWOOD AV) age of 200 ft, Aveuuie, lick well and overlooks the Howard university grounds, Price 5dc, tt, JON F, WAGGAMAN, m1-3t ‘00 14th st, FOE SALE400. 80. FT. WILL BUY A BEAUTE fi lot trouting 50 ft_on the north side of ‘Kene- Saw ave. bet. 14th aud 15th sts. in the immediate Neiguberhoud of the Episcopal cljureh und the hand: some residences of Gen. Swaity and Treasurer Huston, JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, m1-3t 700 14th at, RUE SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SOUTH FKONT LOT on Le Koy Place, head of Conn, av x100 feet: Concrete street, water, sewer and gas: with magnifico’ View of the city; p 1.50, 3. C. HILL, 8th and F Also a Fine Lot tor anice building, north side Q bet, 20th and 1st sts. ; ZUxUS to alley; $2.90 per fovt. S.C. HILL, 8th and F ste, Also ‘Two Very Choice Lois on tthode Island ave. bet. 16th and 17th sts. ; 2: feet frout to alley; finest location in eity for elegaut residen ce 81.50. B.C. HL FOE S808 5 55% FT. FON? oN 1uTH ST. N.w. bet. N and O; Improved by three frames paying fair interest on price asked { r the grou _m1-0t STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1308 Fat. FE, SME LOIS MERIDIAN HILL AT prices that will insure s good piste in afew iiouths. GEO. W. LINKIN: or 19 aud H'sts, JOR SALE—TO SPECULATORS — FINE BLOCK Land vc. ff. within i$ squares of ground sold at B0e.: Pine Lot, fronting on PAauares Seoul Liucold Lots at from Go, up; quiel in short time, 122-1208 reets ALG a avenue, Kat doc. also eligible deais and handsome profits BURFOKD, w York ave. 20K SALE—MINTWOOD PLACE, NEAR COLUM- bia road, some Very Fine Lots ai moderate prices, Available for itumediate improvement, having water, gus and sewer, curbs set, sidewalks laid: roadways ta- eau Be YLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. FINE LOT WITHIN HALF SQUARE Je, SU fect tront, or will sell 20 or . (U20) TYLER & KUTHERFOKD, 1307 F st. nw. 31.50 PER FOOT, IF uexttew days, will buy Vacant Lot ie worth ide T st Just west of -. DUVALL, 9x5 F. Lok SALYIA Bandar taken yA, bt.15 € 14 we 10. Brookland,cheay.6e. Ma. a.&8 .7..70x71 Jitth bet. L'&'M, 50x90, aud 4 frames, cheap Mt. Pleasant, Howard ave., cor. Brown st, 2 7 t, residence and si 4 89,000 14.000 X150 AT WILSON STA, 5 miles from Washington, $100. LOK SALE—LOTS 0 In Maddox's sub- division, 1 ile, #100 to @3U0. Acre Lots in 3 tock creek valley, #300. Choice Lote $40. In Hin Ux100 it, $19. 1 Hyattsville frou 00. oi DUCK 5. L Estar BULLETIN oF JOHN B, WIGHT, 1408 G Street Northwest, Near the Lages House, Beautiful Lot ou Stoughton st, facing ots on Oregon ave., 19x90 fi. $1.25 List, bet, dst and 2d n.e., 51,100. aad ut House on \ew Harupslire ave., ry und Basement House, H st. ne, 85,000. er south. 5 per foot. ly Furnished House near Dupont’ circle for Tutor sale, Valuabic Bu inexs Lot near Pa. ave. and 12th st., 30x 611, $7,000. Ten-ro0u. Brick on Riges st, 86,250. GO-1t Lot or Howard ave., Mt Flcasunt, Lots in the northeast, 20x80 ft. in wd of & number of “new bulld- Mouey will be advanced to purchaser who on Roanoke st.. facing south, (CL uround near B & 0. frewut yard, on New 1 Lot ou 20th st. between Land M. For lease 41s Gist. uw. 1 Lot on Florida ave, between Mass, ave. and R at, opposite Kalormusa, 1 Lot, N's. between 1ihh and 20th, 1 Lot, Toth st. and Oregon ave., 23296. m1-6t FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. JOR SALE—A MOSLER IMPROVED FIRE-PROOF aie; has dowbie folding doors inside and outside; bargain to sell at onee, Also Suall Safe cheap; cash or time. Address Uox 57, Stur office. m1 POE SALE-SMALL, STOCK OF NOTIONS AND Store Fixtures willbe. sold cheap. for eas. good Dusitess location; reasouable reat. Call at 330K st. n.e, after 5 o'clock. mi-3t* Fok Sate repairs: zuuton Surrey, 2 Coupes, 1 Ladies’ Phietor, Family 4-ecat Carriayes, 2 Side Bar Brug Surrey, 1 Extension-toy Cabrivlet, 1 Doctor's Phaeton, 1 Coruiug Side Bar, Concord Wagon, 2 Business Wagons, 1 Dayton Wagon, ZT Laudau Hack, as xvod as new: 2 Horses, 10 Sets Seconu-baud Single and Double Harness, 1 Horse, Ph Harness, safe for lady or child’ to drive, be'sold for storage and repairs. G6 Pa. ave. Sign of the Horse.mi EXTENSION-TOP lumbus Buyzry Com- n be seen at FADELEY'S ma L-3t FRE SALESSPECIAL BARGAINS IN BECOND- hand Pianos, all in good order und warranted, Square Piano, $9 per month until paid, Square Fiano, $3 per mouth until paid. Square Piano, $5 per mouth until Square Piano, Sausre Piano, $8 Ultieke bance WOR SALE—AT A SAORIFICE—MAGNI. Upright Piano; slightly used; bes richly finished case: pure aud rich tone; altogether s very uulce iustruiuent: no ter made;'cost $400; can be bad sf taken at once for only $240: $100 cash down ‘gud balance in four meuts; owner leat city. be seen: jaNO EXCHANGE Ware fom ‘be seen at THE 913 Pa ave. JOR SALE—CHEAP—LARGE COFFEE two Co inters, Ice Box, Bins and Shelving. Call at L. A. WELLING'S new grocery store, corner Mass. ave. and 2d st. ne. 128-30" Per lot; terms to suit, f22-1m FO SSEESGREAT BARGAINS IN A Cheap Lots to close a partuership: location M st. Sc. on Line of street cars. Price. {ton % LAWRENCE SANDS, GULRICH KENNEDY, FEW 1415 Fat, within two squares tw a'd0-fuct alley: within a few day's, 60 cents per BIZ Ast ne 15-foot side ORs EA FINE BUILDING LOT SOUTHEAST, of Lincoln park; 49.5100 feet alley; if foot. Al Rng y to owner, F20-10t ¥istou remaining unsold; thes Water, gas aud sewers.” 1 his heiwict near the head of 19th {Ok SALE—MINTWOOD PLACE—I HAVE A FEW Beauurully PAS handsome subdi- hey front south sui 3, Ox1Zz; sui is on the ex! ‘and Colum- bia rowd. ‘The lots command a city View as Well as tha beautiful a vat Rock creek valley La Taio Fat uw, 35. 313 Beat Capusol st Fe SALE—LOTS IN ADDITION TO taud: 3 90 feet wide: Br AE BROO! ROX SALE—ON LONG TIME—ONE OR TWO LOTR, See ey ae t Tailway tracks in front other ew Bleed bs can mente; Paty Paginas a os in * Kee sa ee, OURS, ono ckotay in Tol BROTHERS, cor. Del.ave. and@st. Bee f26-Lwe Ke SALE—JUST ARKIVED ham, county, Va, Thirty Head incavy dart and’ coach borwes a Weight from 1,000 to 1,000 “gobble prices ;au1 stock guaran JNO. SIMMONS, '311 12th st u.w. ‘OR SALE—AFTER MARCH 1 WE Ertan decir Greaun bod fa PLbitbeN & CONIFER Sten Be sure JOR SALE-ALL KIND oF ‘THERN F Southern Fish, Oysters, &., oes Bt SBT zOe gibt Center, Market, or 1 and promptly filed. “Mt OR SALE— ¥. - . bap UY OPHGET, balance yesaie gto kaasialy jald ¥. G, SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. OR SALE—BARGAIN' SQUARE PIAN Kirerstra ait uieetay ace Mole, agente for unrivaled Bach OR NE PONY AND CART: VERY a ned Spring Brougham, At 1337 4. ¥. m33t SALE—ONE SIDE-DOOR MILK Wa@ON ‘Arwicclase regular makes thisd-clese Fs SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S No. 5 DH. SAN- Electri: wit ‘uspensory attachment. turton! cost $20; cau be bad for bait price, beet used = mens eee 6 fected & Ee REL, Star oflice. mite” (OR SALE—COLUMBIA LIGHT ROADSTER Bi 1 ope oe a Ae Lana stn ba eg ere Btable, cor. 2th aud B sts now. — Foe SALE—TRKIO LIGHT BRAHMAS AND Game Fowls; also Pair Sil Seabrught Bentaris SCHMID BiRh Stunt, 317 Teh st ew. ma ee NOK SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO, COST $300, AL- fuost new, will weil for $100 3f taken in a few days. Add for three days PA’ IN, S.aroMoe 1s (OR SALE—A PELFECT FAMILY HORSE, SIX- Fras bright bey: 18 bas, very gentle, fast ‘traveler; stauds without tying and thorvugiiy safe tor women to use. Also an cleat Extension op Surrey : seats four persons; das lamps and fenders over w: Jadies’ fine Phacton Busey. Both by reputable makers and equal tonew. Set Haroees Sold separate at arent sacrifice, Owner has no further use for them, Apel ‘Stable rear of residence 1301 K st. u.w. CAR LOAD OF up At MA! KEE 2Bor JOR SA TAI ATN, Ok SALE-CAN BE BOUGHT AT A BARGATN, ve end 1 Baggy; both fi lan make and ehgtitiy uecd, Aise an Caoelent peedig ee Buaivess Horse, separate. Private stable, 1006 [3th im: st. SS ee F 92, S42 088, OF THE FINEST STEAM Launches on the 4D first-class order, for Ouly $350 if taken at once. JOHN CUMBERLAN. SUR Goored Bettencn (CNN COMBERLARD OB SALE—FIRST | TRUST REAL ESTATE ‘Notes, in sums of $300 to $1,500 ‘Also Lin- goln Haut and Washiugcou Loau and rust Ge Stsck, JOHN O. JOHNSON, Atlantic Bulldiag ma Fs ‘SALE—LIGHT SURKEY, SINGLE HARNESS, Whip, Blankets, &.; nearly wew: price jor al $100; will sell seyarately. “Apply at CROSS’ stabie, Iyth at. near Paave. mhl-3t JOR SALE-AN _EXCE CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO: cost $500 sell atasacrifce, Callatz03 Estnw. fzv-4t" ‘OR SALE — THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE: quires no boiler ; av. ve attendance: no loss of titoe, no handling of fuel. Sepd for circular Aud price list. D. BALLAUF, Ag't, 71 fth at mts 7OR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- gies of all kinds on easy terms COOK & JAKBOR, 5 M street, Georgetown. ies FOE SALE MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE within the District of Columbia at lowest cate of interest, in gums tosuit, — GEU. W. LINKINS, 45-3m Cor. 19th and H sts. n. LLENT NEARLY NEW will BEER AND BLOOD. Another Fatal Game of Crap in This City. 4 DISPUTE ABOUT TEN CENTS AND A DEADLY CUT BETWEEN THE RIBS—THE CORONER'S IN- QUEST—CHARLES LEONAKD HELD FUR THE MURDER OF WILLIAM SAYRE. One week ago yesterday afternoon a party of young men were engaged in a friendly game of “crap,” which is better known as “7-ll," near the K street bridge across Rock creek. To make the game interesting a few pennies were in the “pot.” Charles Leonard and William Sayre were among the players, No policeman appeared to break up the game and the pl: eontinued to shake the bones until Leonard lost, his last penny, Sayre and another young man continued to play the game and were interested in the money which was being thrown for, Having drunk considerable beer the bankrupt gambler imagined that he, too, was interested in the “stake” and he picked up a 10-cent piece which did not belong to him, Sayre objected to the game being interrupted in such a manner and he took Leonard to task about picking up the coin, “Put the money down and stop fooling,” said Sayre. “I won't do it,” answered Leonard. Leonard stood with one hand in his pocket and in the other he held the coin. Some angry words followed, and Leonard, it is charged, STABBED SAYRE IN THE siDE with a pen knife. Leonard walked quietly away and Sayre was taken toa drug store by his companions, The wound was dressed at the Columbia hospital and the injured man then went to his home on Turnbull’ street, in the county. It was not thought that the wound was a dangerous one and but little attention Was puid to it by the injured man or his friends until Friday, when he grew worse. Saturday night his condition becam> serious and yester- day morning he died. Leonard was then arrested as a murderer and Dr. Shaeffer made an autopsy on the body of Sayre. He discovered that the stab was be- tween the ninth and tenth ribs and cuused Sayre's death. THE INQUEST. Mr. Carrington was present at the inquest Yesterday as Leonard's counsel and heard the evidence of the witnesses given against his client. The Jury returned a verdict that Sayre came to his death at the hands of and the prisoner was committed to jail. —_—_-- Still in a Critical Condition. Theodore Grebe or Greve, the man who at- tempted suicide Saturday by shooting himself rather than be arrested, as published in Satur- day's Stak, has been removed from the emer- gency to the Garfield hospital. He is yet in a critical condition and no one is allowed to see him. This morning the physician at the hos- pital said that the patient was doing extremely well under the circumstances, = THE FAIR ON THE LAKE FRONT. The Rallroad Tracks to be Put Under Ground and a Larger Park Secured. The Mlinois Central railroad is ready to wholly surrenfler its present right of way aloug the luke front at Chicago and in lieu of the 200 feet it now has be given aright of way 300 feet wide, beginning on a line 1,000 fect eust of Michigan avenue. This throws the road on made ground out in the lake, A condition is to be made that the tracks are tobe sunk to within a foot of the lake level and the tracks covered over. As the top of this covered way would be slightly elevated above the level of Michigan avenue a fine view of the lake would be preserved, there being no engines or cars to obstruct the view. Beyond or to the cast of the right of way of the rail- road it is proposed to Gill in 550 feet further out, The Mlinois Central, it is said, is willing to relinquish all its riparian rights it now claims, accepting the depressed Ss of way, and will undertake the work of fillin long the whole of the lake front park to the dock line established by the government engineer 1,850 feet east of Michigan avenue. In return tor this work of filling the railroad company asks to be granted space for a great passenger station opposite Washi mm and Madison streets, in what is now the to cost about & million doilars, According to the proposed ent the western front of the exposition buildings would be on the line of the present tracks, leaving as much asthe lake front park now contains for an ornamental setting for the buildings; the space covering over the Llinois Central tracks would forma promenade 300 feet wide and a mile in length, aud the space farther east would be utilized’ for fair build- ings, This plan provides an area to be covered with buildings of over 100 acres, which is — cent more than any world’s fair ever under roof, leaving over 100 acres of open space. The meeting of the world’s fair executive committee Saturday afternoon was with closed doors, but one piece of business transacted was an order to the secretary to issue notices for a meeting of the subscribers to the fund. A signifi- cant point in connection with this order was that ho date was fixed for this meeting of subscrib- ers, an reason for this, it is understood, Was that the 5,000,000 calculated upon had not ali been subseril Up to Saturday the sub- scriptions re; amount to $4,498,000, or about $500,000 under the mark. A DISCOVERY. others 5 by 6 inches, are proof of his ingenuity. Upon the smallest one is written the Lord's BARRY G, FRANKLIN CAUSES 4 SUXDAT WoRNINe SENSATION BY TRYING TO KILL MINS LILLIAN MOORE—XARROW ESCAPE OF TEE TOUNG Lap? FROM INSTANT DEATH, Harry G. Frankland was enjoying © nap om ‘an iron bed in the second precinct police sta tion this morning when called upon bys Sram reporter, He was there on « charge of at- tempting to murder Miss Lillian Moore, the seventeen-year-old dsughter of Mr. James Moore, the paper banger, who resides at No, 1342 Sth street northwest Frankland, it alleged, fired six shots at Miss Moore and tried to send the seventh bullet into her body, but the weapon missed fire. The pistol was a small 22-caliber revolver and had not enough force to send the builet through the intended victim's skull, Frankland is thirty-two years old. Last October he went to work for Mr. Moore and was given a home at his house. FROM CHICAGO, He formerly lived in Chicago, where, it ts alleged, be deserted his wife and three chil- dren. That was in 1886, and he afterward came back here. His mother resides in this city at No. 724 7th street southwest, While living at Mr. Moore's house Frankland fell in love with the daughter and was so steady and persistent im his intentions that her parents dscided to get rid of him and so Mra. Moore senthim a note telling bim that he was no longer wanted there. Much against his wishes Fronkland left the house and founda home elsewhere, Since leaviug the home of the Moore family six weeks ago be had only seen Mise Lillian once before the eventful encounter yesterday. THE SHOOTING. Frankland met the young lady yesterday and wished to converse with her, but she refused to have anything to say to him, and he fired Six shots at her. The shooting occurred at Columbia street and Khode Island avenue. Two shots entered her bead and another bullet penetrated her shoulder. FEANKLAND ARRESTED. Frankland threw away his revolver and at tempted to escape. There were several young men standing not far away. The shooting caused considerable excitement and the y: men seemed afraid to touch him. Mr, Samuel Hershey, an elderly gentleman who understood what was the matter, was determined in his efforts to capture the would-be murderer and picking up a brick he threw it with consider- able force at the fugitive. The missile struck its mark and left its print on Frankland’s face, Then Policeman Asher picked up the wounded man and locked him up, THE WOUNDED omL. While Mr, Hershey was acting the partof a good citizen his wife was doing what she could to relieve the wounded girl, who was taken into the house of her auut, No, 931 Rhode Island avenue, where Drs. Poole and Janney attended her. Dr. Henderson, Mr. Moore's family phy- sician, soon arrived aud took charge of the pa- tient, The wounds are not likely to prove fatal, The injured girl was unconscious for s short while. MISS MOORE'S STORY OF THE ENCOUNTER. She soon recovered and told the story of the shooting. She was onber way to the house of an old lady to whom she had been in the habit of reading the Bible. Frankland stopped hea and wanted her to accompany him. She re- fused and attempted to run, but be grabbed her and said he would shoot her if she did pot go with him, She broke away and started to Tun, when he began firing. FRANKLAND'S STORY. Frankland told a Srax reporter: “I first started going with her one Sunday evening when the mother sent us out to maila letter. Since that time Ihave attended church with her every Sunday and went out with her auring the week. Yesterday I met her near 9th and 3 streets and asked her if I could walk down the street with ber. She objected aud said she had promised ber mother never to go with me again. We were engaged to be married, and I asked ber to tell me her mother's reason, She refused to tell me the reason and I repeated the question several times. Still she refused to give me an auswer. When we reached the corner of Rhode Island avenue and Colambia street I was on the right side of her. I bad the pistol in my overcoat pocket and it was then that I begarfiring. I was nervous and don't know how many shots | tired.” FRANKLAND IN THE POLICE COURT. Policeman Asher obtaiued 4 warrant for as sault and battary with intent to kill and the Prisoner was taken to the Police Coart this afternoon. The case was continued to await the result of Miss Moore's injuries, WAS HE DRUNK? Two Young Men Assaulted by a Polices man Yesterday. Two students of Columbian university law school, Mr. O'Brien of 920 14th street and Mr, Mateo Japper of 1333 Q street, state that they Were assaulted yesterday afternoon without any cause whatever by an intoxicated policeman at the corner of 4th and Q streets. They were standing talking together, they say, when the ofticer ordered them to move along, and then Jumped on the smaller of the two, Mr. Japper. His companion, fearing the worst for hie friend, grabbed the officer's club from bis belt, Th@pupon the officer drew his an laced the young men under arrest, They accompanied him qpietly to the call box at the corner of 14th and P streets, where met a sergeant, to whom they appealed for tection, On the way the officer dropped istol from lis hand, but was not aware of jos until his attention was called to it, sergeant took the whole party to the house on 5th between M and N streets, wi the matter was investigated. The officer he arrested the young men because one of them asked him to, and as he was a suspicions char- acter be took him into custody, It is said the ease will come before the police trial board to PERE tly morro ‘This is the story given by the young men, substautiated by one or two witnesses. The Policeman's name is given as Wilsou and his number as 145, Policeman C. M. Wilson is “No. 145.” Charges of intoxication and conduct uu! ficer and gentlemun hav. against him. The case the officer's arrest. ——>—_ Choral Society Concert. The Choral society announces that in addi- tion to the soloists who have been advertised for the concert next week (Wednesday) arrange- ments have been completed by which Miss Mary Howe of Brattleboro, Vt, will appear, Miss Howe bas been studying in Paris the past three and has only afew tumes in this country. She sang at the Worces- ter festival of 1884 und and the Ghoral society us greatly pleased with its success in securing her. ————_ The Weather in February. i Pi Ht f i Ay iT : i E i E i HI H Hi | £ i # Hi i | Hl Hf fl i g ! i i i i | i : i j | F i : fr | [ | i i ii i i