Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. mts pe FOR RENT--HOUSES. __ FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS " = - hardson pl,or.11 RK RENT—826 12TH N.W., 12R.. AMA OR SALE—A NEW AND ARTISTIC HOME OF R SALE—BY OWNER — NO AGENTS— TWO Fo SALE—RARE CHANCE FOR BARG. 1 KENT— 1621 COL- 404 Bead seavoni? Fi A248 Jorhat. now, Or. ahh ue... Fi Bing roots on Corcoran at. between 1sthand i8tn |B desirable Tots near East Capitol st; will be sold | Hy = EAS ie 1 SNGEKEO' Sai tw. Or. water and gas. cal ‘electric : 7,500. bargain if taken at ouce. Address Box ta estate hard J. 1303 Fat 2p misat 62elathee” | mest Will. F. HOLTZMAN, 132i ¥ mhs-skwem" AH. SEMMES, 1416 F et | once = 1013-3" | will soll his entire driving effects at lees * .OR RENT— 5 i ST. N.W.. TEN | JOR RENT—HOUSE 1423 8TH ST. N.W., TEN | JOR SALE—CORNER STORE AND DWELLING ON R SALE—LOT 20X100, NORTH SIDE ‘Shit ‘Side-bar Bugwy, by J. B. Brews, Fob an tati mod. imps." this house canbe reated at | F' poome: in wood repait: Inquire of THO-A SOGER, | Fon SALE CORNER 2.x; food sized store and 6 green Stand sie Be Soles bor Sioa ok F ‘Sete of Ningle aud One set at 00 per mionth if rented immediately. F. W. GuA- | Howard house. m7-1m* "| rooms above: sutstantial brick ' front-} cents. © T. EAISER, Room 4, Atlantic building ‘Harness, Robes, manhots, S. RSE 614 14th at. ml JOR RENT_61 z age on avenue of 37 feet. eter eee (ground floor). m12-2t_ | consist of—No. 1 is the handsome ie 87 SOR KENT—FURNISHED-1 @ sT. N. roou Brick, all m.1.: new house and oie hen ails er rng eS R SALE—LOT 182100, IMPROVED BY THREE- Bell Girt, She wae foaled May 3, 1 Fick -tous and bath, will be rested to responsibis | @35 per month. ‘FH. SMITH & SOS 1 : wie} story Brick, on 1th st-hear Nn-w.:@3,500. 1. F. coset ine of txotiees: aetio y without small children until October 1, 180, | — mhi-tm FOR SALES FINE HOUSE, WITH 14 ROOMS AND | RANDOLPH, Koom 26, Le Droit Building. ire of trotters; dam, Lady Sey Pa ee. SHE BERPOLD os Str | PO, RENT BAY-WINDOW BRICK. TWELVE | Aide lot of 2234 ft, on Ost: ce erat eee oe | meee Womens Edwin Forrest, second dam by her Lith and F ste n.w. & — Fooms, mod. imps.. on 1. st. near Conn. ave. | fur- | She reasonable price of €15.000. Desirable either as RB SALF—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS FIVE LOTS | Hunt's Morgan Whip. third dam Lucy by commodore, JOR RENT—20 GKANT PLACE. INQU = oh 3, Cg ‘860 per month. W. H. Bar- | * ry’ " 1320 F st. | hom Ps py renee ig age) 13m a fourth Gam Waren rye Bell Girl is no ploy premises of owner. _ mba 61S 7th wt new, 7-6 teil at eee prive 9400. | Corman the mow stylish and finely formed, has JOR RENT—BY A 8 CAYWOOD, 033 ¥TH ST. R RENT—724 F ST. N.E, 9-ROOM BRIC! RE Rane Pee Rae Tey | ae arene eadition Hratervilie; peice @200. Fell Gese and Ga’ stoi'an boots or walnan of event § Vor Mase. ave., warehouse, | at. aac MPS: $26.40 per moutht OWNER, 518 uth bet, id and 4th sx, ge. 7 roome m12-2t 630 F st. n.w._ | courage and endurance, does not sly or pull, perfectiy Se 2 ave aw se == jot 20290 feet : cheap at 62.800. _m’ SALE—LOT ON 16TH ST. EXTENDED | *fe for most timid EE OSS. tonne ok BEST Houses: VOR SALE_BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 FSTN.W— | Povr Ytbad j ,B0x122; overlooking new | Obstacle on, the Tost. ne ae ete wl ane, HS Seat. 8, 4, Beautiful Nearly Now Hosidence on 6th bet. Q | park. Price 4c. foot if takon in ten days. JERE H. | Money. so she, hee no public record: Ae wen. Shei Ree ttede icc eee ee ee ee erent, cabi- | WHEELWRIGHT, 1407 F st. n.w. mb12-3t_ | Thexcellent pole horse, she trotted, when purchased tabeOrn tt Sjansbin ton ar. ana very elvespst 86.500" Terme feasonables tat SALE-CHOICE SUBURBAN LOTS ONLY | overa year ago at Frankfort y.,in 328 2.0744, 2.20. thst Be... BOIS 14th at, ae. JOR SALE—BY FInd & MICLER,1213 F ST, N.W.— | cure ‘ home: we will furnish you mouey if you de- | bein every way as repre-chted and described —a hi : . FX Very" Desirable ‘Residence! awa stories’ and | Shove marae: "° “eusimemien, op money ie yon some, stylish, safe, sound, fast young trotting -Ok KENT_28 MASS. AVE. N. W.. SIX ROOM hallow finished basement, 9 rooms, all mod. imps.; | “m13-3t Gow Fat. nlw. | and to trot fullguile im 2.28 or ue sale, time tu firet-class condition. Inquire P. DILLON, 0 a /d bet. Land M sts. n.w.; lot 18x72 feet iy mi BR SALE LARGE PROFITS FOR YOU IN ANY haser: 35u. Also the beautiful fami): Masa. eve it on side: low at 88,250. FO SALE“ ARGE PROFITS FOR YOU IN ANY tnd road inde chester, By ped by Prost jr. dau {oR VEEMONT | {OR RENT_490 D ST. N.W.. 3-STORY BAY- OR SALE] SH & MILLER.1213 FST.N. W., | Square 1 w. 40 feet of Lot 4. improved, only 35¢. nase oes recurd 17K He te 15K bande 1333 14th | I’ dow Brick House with ail modern improvemeuts, & very fine new Three-story Dwelling on ith | Square 1090, Lots, improved, only $2,500. ae Ae lg mil-lw* | including electric bells, stationary wash tubs, two | bet. Sand T sta. h.w.; 8 roome and bath. This is a | Square Loa Lote Band O inbeeeed ale 400. Prise SEDC Gentlemen counoe jutige wiiat five anienuts ss ere ig | Water closets, &c. JOHN E. BEAL home at the low price of $6,000. Lot 18x85 to | Square 1045, elegant corner, Lot 6, Only S5e. they are till they come and drive after them, Tuey Jok RENT—NEW BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS | "fi05 1321 Fst, mi7-Ot _ | Bauare 1049, Lote, only 406. wed, onty Boe, | Will be mutced ta every way as represented. inquire ont wSmL-3t* == apa | Fee, SALE ATA DARGAINTWO-STORY AND Soeace G30 Genes en aa ppro wed only SOc: For full particulars call or write office of the admin: G -_ - — = - ‘4 rt we ick, cor. and N si ; f 31 ii r ee Te beeen IPP ee ee ee FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ roots and bath, cellur, mod. tiny: $4,000. W ue no 1018) splenaid cornet, Lot Feaneyive- SAMUEL HOGGETT, BARSTOW, 615 7th st. new. m7-bt RK SALE-OR LEASE—NORTHWEST CORNER HOE PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND LAFAYETTE ACE 2 - 19th and 20th sts., migizisns ve Pt ane New York city. OR SALE—BAR DOING GOOD BUSINESS: GOOD | SALE_BARGAIN—ON ACCOMMODATING F terme,in § Nearly New Three-tory sud peecuient Press Brick House; near Pension and Census office, iy Square 924, uplendia corner, Lots 1. 2 and 20, Penn- sylvania ave., improved, Cay $1.2. Square 1058, Lot 15, E. Capitol st, imp., 45¢ 3. ‘The “Maitby.” N. J. ave. aud B st ; 0 of the handsomest locations im the city | Square 1086, new hnse, Lot 5, B st, itaproved, SSe. | F'reasous for selling: northwest section. Address Tet. i.w, 22r....100 Seat Ey eae: ey Seneat In ret cleee oeath | for a business site or peivate Fesidence: faces souls on Square Loe, Lote 18.and 19," 18th st, linn, 2c. Fi Star office, 1 th st. ww, 13 and toilet reom, 2 large pantries, & busitsn wardrobes; | Pennaylvania ave., overlouking the executive man i located southeast, where values are stesdily a- | ce SALE BARG: ESS PROPERTY aoe FEW. 65-33-80 it rooms and halls heated by the “hot water system. | sioti and grounds, and east upon L juare. Tencine, Doc's Gelay purchasing, else you will ‘on west side 14th st.; terms easy. Apply soon. J. ll gy og rag which is an entire success in way of comfort and say- | _m7-lw THOS.’ J. FISHER & CO... stenw__ | mone Gt WELLER & REPETTI, 326 Penn. ay.ne | K: HERTFORD, 1419 6 at “mi2-1w 5, phesealleedans trays-ebplight nice frontand back stairsaysand aly | FOR SALE THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY SIT- R SALE-MASS. AVE, BET. 6TH AND 71H | WOR SALE—A STIEFF CABINET GRAND Portas cabinet iuntrles Hted heartheveast front, | Paces gt poueuent commer of LAND 17TH STS, | OR SALE-MASS. AVE BET. OTH 4 eh Tight Piano; only used 3 months, Hoe parking. oe sextet tle perfect Any one deat | Fee urctton ig Raaaateg: eatgTa tuned | sooun Fane Hasse: SoA TS cae Nee a bile he ea ing such home call on O. M: BRYANT, S16 vthist | APARTMENT HOUSE. bene 2 Urent ‘aad “sunsy | bent of tent scunrauteeds Wise BLeg ioe hooks | ml? 3 fe nw. 2 corner with south and east exposure. Lot 78 feet decided in; unINpro’ front on J and 120 feet front on 17th st. held at $1.50. Address OV ‘miiatt Bebe prench ats” Fe ,SALE—HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS: good condition: ‘a Vargain for $160. Also Work INESS PROPERTY ON NORTH ee flding. For price, THOS. J. FISHER & CO, _mil = Horse, cheap. Apply GUY N.Y. ave-t.W,mihi2-3t™ ferme &-.ebply WEE KAYSER, Row 4. Atantic | _™m7-1w ii 1324 F st new. SALE—LOTS IN SOUTH BROOKLAND—OUR | JOR SALE-CHEAP—BAY MAKE, SUITABLE FOR 1 f rear 1504 luihet a, w.4 | buildine (round floor.) ‘m1: OR SALE— TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT | W subdivision overlooks the Soldiers Home wed ne ¥ lady. “Also Bay Colt: sound and gentle; free Se ee ee SO aes i SALE—THREE STORY BRICK DWELI Brick; ‘and all mod, imps. :n.e.: Catholic university: is the highest grouud in vicinit BIUKES, &o. 13th Store and dwelling 950 Sthandh sts nw....820 Store rim Ist & N sts, river, suitable for buzxy or business Peay Seat Kockaway and Dayton Wazon and 2 Sets Sincly Harness. Apply to W.-W. BAKER or HT. TATUM, E LW. aa Bs road station; lots are only 1 El dl aig ft. deep; no waste; streets are city width, graded, &c ACHAIGHT, 1210 Fat. mw._ | a8 early call will wocure choise cts: nies 4e-and up st. near gall | — = a. 0. diern improvements. reuting at @75 per mouth. DR SALE—FINE CORNER LOT aud Store, 11th st. jast north of Pennsylvania av nw, lot 256x100. Apply to E. T. KAISER, Koom Atlaitie building, ground floor. mize 71 (E HOUSE, {OR SALE—GOOD EIGHT-KOOM FR. A wth oe » hear 2 lines of cars; lot 1936x115: only 100: $500 cash. OU. M. BRYANT, 516 9th st. Toe cery and Provision Store doine & “asl Fe SALE—FIXTURES AND STOCK OF A GRO. usiness; sutisfactory reason for selling. Apply at : Price $10,U0U. For particulars inquire of Xt new. i corner 13th and U sts., 1949 12th st. uw. mil- 22.50 Stabie rear G11 H mnie eS MH ' 2 Lots oi i = ; Sas Sos x pad Shop rear 16200, {OK SALE—TWO-STORY PRESS BRICK, STOKE Wat i DARSTOW, tT kcton Bet nw. hear 10ck ‘OR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD and residence: cement cellar, 19x30; store room, 1Yx60; ull in excellent condition; first-class business: Elegant Lot near Capitol. Will of Oue of the Best-payiug Meat and Provision Fine corners uortheast at $1, 81.75. Stands in the city; good rensons for selling. Address PFICER. ‘OR SALE—1830 11TH ST.-GOOD BRICK, 8 a xe! Kooms, Lot 17x95 to alley, Ashford abstract. | lotonE st sen. CEP, Star offi mi L Sat eae, eet aw. cone 10988 | er JESTE! Convenient location. $4,000. Easy terms, r See pl aier tiemges Ae | a = ete (B33 Sgn Ee aves back rmd = | ON yo HOMSTRAMP 8raeaw._ | misi-tm GEGOR CHATHAM, 1819 Pst large quantity of road nese incoln perk se -10/ 708 | SALE—A RIGHT PIAX ISH Dearly new: Driliant tone; a bargain. Fiue Da Jos, Violins and Guitars at cost to close out such TAKE NOTICE—VaL- 1224 Fst. tw. suitable for sg. JOR SALE—INVESTO! isonly a L250 437 7th wt. back £2 ortion of the property on my _m11-2t FORSALE-THREE SIX-ROOM BRICKS; RENTED 8t $16.50 each; 10th and V sts. n.w.; will sell at le Prope! Fst. Dw. ‘OR SALE—NONTH SIDE LAWRENCE BET. 18TH THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE, 621 11th st, 1 iat call at oftce for bulletin iosued ou | omico purtonen all secures, oe this te's bargains prope $6,000, oi: tone tine if desired: 10 pet cent invest: Far iticata usw. s0x00" Fereguare oot, @L-to, | Jee: =e the Istand 15th. (m1) THOS. E. WAGGAMA! erty on this street is hard to get : plots 9 fect, deep to a.c ted Yok nd ae : eo | ROK SS E-GOAGH HORBES JUST ARRIVE N 916 {BRICK HOUSE, HOKSTEAMP & JESTER, from the west, but too large for the ownel mh12-2t at. nw, S rooms aud bath, within one WOK SALE—A VERY FINE DOUBLE CORNER a 5 rs er = . Geldings ; si ae oe bs ee, BR SALE—124.6 FEET ON 218T ST. BY 71.8 ON | Prougham, pair of Young Seal-brown ow! * ent $30. Keys at = SIRABLE BUSINESS PROP- House in the Northwest, with over 5,000 feet of | FNS Von A: .W.; Hue lot for subdivision, Per | ter hauds two inches hih; ood drivers as a pair or Tis ‘hse PES oh oi Pst awe (Orig cu the weet sidect Lith st aw, between & | ground, Price €40,000. Bri. ROBEHTSON, 1515 | square foot 73 cents, HH. WARNER & CO., 916 | sitcle: at cost price: $000. Trial aud veterinary x ml l-3t and F; lot 19x74. For price apd terms spply to E. | H st. mw. f2i-1m nw ate) mil-st on. COACHMAN, 1140 Vermout Court JOK RENT— 1026 STH ST. NW. CONTAT K_ KAISER, Room 4, Atlantic Building, ground floor. | Aon gALE—ON CONNECTICUT AVE. A LARGE, | ¥s0R SALECCONNECTICUT AVE BETWEEN | ° st ; =i FROM SOURN parlor, diimg room and kitchen on first flo mi Coiumodious, Sunny House, containing all m.i, in Rhode Island ave. and N st, n.w.; 30.86x144; per OR SALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM ROCKIN isree bed rooms and bath on second. Kent jOR SALE—ELFGANT RESIDENCE, 1208%% N|® fashionable and attractive neighborhood. B.'H. | square foot, #4. B RNEK & CO., ham oun: Van. Tadety Head of Horses; bi peed per month. K. STEAD, 906 F st. n.w. m st. n.w., containing ten rooms; just completed; | ROBERTSON, 1515 Hs. f21-1m" 422) {m11-5t) __ 916 Fst. nw. odd tpi rg BNE Bomoseen JOK RENT WE OFFER A HANDSOMELY FUR: | builtin middern style and the best ‘nianner through- | 749n SALE—A FINE DWELLING FOR A HOME FOE, SALESSPLENDID LOT ON NORTHEAST | reasonable pices, ail stock wanrautoed an represented. F uished House until November 1 or for the spring | US Apply to owner, 1710 Nat nw. lta or Tnyestment; owner leaving the at pee corner 11th and P sts. nw. ; 36x60, <0. SIMMONS, S11 12 % mi l-2w seesu. house large and complete in every respect: | BOR SALE—THE BEST PAYING INVESTMENTS | ently, desires me to sell immediately; 12 rooms, BiH. WARNER & CO, = ss G HANDGOME PAM: Suated on Ast, everlooking Rhode faland wad Cou: | Win'ihe city. Fifteen ‘threcstery: Brick Measen: | bath and laundry: woll-uilt ‘aud located, ww." neat fm11-5t) O16 Fst na ANDSOME FAM. heeticat ayes. : ‘this isarare opportuuity. HiiL & | press-brick fronts; cood-sized lots to alley. Alw Pa. aye. ; convenient to departments; lot 20.0x120.dg Riera SET = — ily Horse; 6 years old; bright bay; close and com- JOHNSTON, 1304 Penna, ave. 1-W. * mil0-6 to good tenante at such figure as to ‘pay 11 | te 16-foot concreted alley, For price and terms up- 7 T 30x ois BED TATE | pactly made; tree, prompt driver; fant traveler; fear- ORNSTON, 150% Penna, ave. = = eee che eeee en Tene con SetGd: | Fro GEO. W. LINKINS, and 12ih. $7,000. ‘This part of the’ city “will be | leas of locomotives and all strect objects. stands with. {0k KENT UNFURNISHED-ALL | BUT, TWO | Pet O cash, balance at 0 percent. ‘These howess ore | ™5-1m Cor. 19th and H sts.n.w, | much improved by the uew city post office to be erected | Gut tying and i absolutely safe for women to use; has d ou 17th and Riggs sts. n.w. near Senator Hen. on C and th sts and properties in the neighvorhood 1 JOR SALE—THE FINE THREE-STOKY REST | Wali al ue and po py ie oe ee lien iu office, 3 % > up heat aud light: no o ~ : sation. Pa LE — N RE-S) - | wall increase raj in value and price. . poses; alsoa Stylish and Handsome Extension To) = paras rs ra ste. mone eresidence, 6 raphy ghee lage Lin F dence, with large back building, 717 12th st. n.w. sei JOHN B. WIGHT, Surrey; has lamps aud fenders over wheels und all = wan en en Oe ee en ae NEL | Brice 820,000. Apply to the owner, M. F. MORRT 140834 Gat | recent improvements: a Superior Dayton Waxon, Set OK RuN1-BY KO. HOLTZMAN, REAL &S- | square. DAVI OS Paty, | Sun Building. mé-lin > NE NEAR 12TH, 50X150; | Harness, &., sold separate at @ Kreat. sacrific jate aud Insurance Broker, 10th and F saw it -¥-_ | On SALE_A BS, 2037 F ST.N.W, AS G0n. Nekae none rote ‘SOx190; per factory reasous xiveu for selling. Apply Private HOUSES. PoE <A VERY CHEAP THREE-STORY AND | OG SALET S BAUGAIN, 2037 F ST. NW. A 3 O st. ‘ne. near 12th, 50x150; per foot, | TEBE Fesidence 1301 K st. n, — 8 M st. n.w., 16r. 81: dispemnent Brick House (new) half bivck from “th | tion walls aud built in most tuLtial’ manner; lot jzth st. “ne. near 1 763,x110; per foot, HOICE OF EITHER HA. OME ‘13th at.n.w., Br, Will | 27x120.8i%, to 16-foot alley. ‘Terms ensy. House ‘Terms about one-hulf cash, balance one to five | IM Side-bar Top Bugyy or an Elegant Phaeton Bugwy , 7 ¥ st. B.w.. 14. Peer alone wort price asked. Hor price and permit to ex- A. 8. CAYWOOD, 9333 Oth st. 21 owner having use tor but one carrime ; both equal tO Fn. w.. OF. 3 0 Fst 2-8 | amine apply EVEKAL LOTS ON 11TH ST. SE, | PCY 80d reliable make, also set Harness. Private Sta- * W BRICK HOUSE ON | ON ATH BT; BE‘ | bie? lod 1th st. m. ma LL-t* <operne 1:ith st.; three stories and celiar; niue large rooms 3-1 i t. 2. a pe ne SOE WAH SEYGHORAT SLE, IN VERY FUENISHED HOUSES. and bath: heated by furnace; lot | 5 = Sees THEO, A. HAKDING, ‘OR S S SAI d ‘ncmaanie 120 to 30 -fout alley; every moder convenience: | VGH SALE 00 FOR TWO Hous! GOs TItiw nw. | Fycod Sonaition with be p (King of the Road) 31 Penn. ave. 8.6, {th above Kst., 14r..8150 ‘Br 150 8,500. th bet.Q & K, Lor 108 50 3oth br. Quw. Lr ....69 | lot 18. 6x9: 66.66 $4,300. Gao Exeant roome in “Sun |. PorSale—No. 10 is the ont Brick and one Frame, ou a lot 26 feet front; sewer aud water, four blocks from Patent Office ; terms easy, Apply BELLINGEK & CO., 633 F st. n.w.| _431-3m circle, 171. Conn. ave vz. N st, 2 Let. 14th & 15, Zar. Ver-ay. ur. 8, 125. (OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS IN northwest; one square from McPhersan square; 5oxso. THLO. A. HARDING, m11-3t ‘606 Lith st. uw. ROR S4Le-LinitEeD SALE OF LOTS AT FOR- a; to cash, ‘buyer only, at Good Frame House; ‘fashionable and i0- 4s worth the price. one left of those Hand- some New Bay-window Bricks on N_ st. u.w.,a few IRST-CLASS GROCERY WAGON. A.J. WILLIAMS, 109 6th st. uw. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. = ——— —— ¥ AND FIXTURES OF A ."Dreproof,<ele- ‘electric c ” THAT WE WILL LOAN ON | est Glen, Md. Terminus proposed Rock Creek Park. F Finely Located Grocery aud Provision Store iu the Setera Bosses by sion, on hope aecoadnees coc iareett $10 OOO Ciiity Property. CSN s Northwest Part of the City: way be purchased for s desired; a decided t #4,500. aan DAVID D. SIONE, 806 F at. n.w. JOR SALE—COZY LITTLE HOME $100, $150, $200, $250, 8300 each, $5 monthly payments, Size of Lots from 7,500 to 25,000 feet. CO., 613 15th st, it Feasonable sum, | A good opportunity for an active ROK _SALE—19 ACRES OF GOOD LAND NEAR young man. Address Box 113, Star office. muh10-3t* Bladensburg road and Mt. Olivet cemetery. Ele- kK I OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR PHETON, rooms and bath; easy terme; lot 1 ted and commands fine view of city: #200 aaacre. | We sell for one-half value, that | #' or Dayton, Bay Mare; six years old; weight about OWNER. 1204 Mist, after 5 pan. creat barvain, JNU. F. WAGGAMAN; pester a oot | aciately See ae 000 Ibs. Taquize GUO Llth'st- nw. a1O-at im 700 14th st, JOR SALE—AT LAUREL, MD., A NEWLY FIN. ished House with lot 100x226 ;" 8 rooms and bat! FF SE SALE SEVERAL FINE N-W. HOUSES IN Le Droit Park, 6,7 aud 10 rooms each, on Maple ave. and Spruce st. at reduced rates. ‘we may use the money in improving the property. This ground borders 7th st, pike; is near new station, ‘TY AND MOST STYLISH pair Bay Horses, 16% hands prompt drivers and per FOR SALE THE FINE Outfit in this city. ( high, elezant style and action . CARUSI, EVANS & CARUSI, ary cellar; furnace; five minutes from depot: most de fin ttlement; two large | {ectly broke, One Set of Fine Coach Harness, made by mblO «RO. HOLTZMAN, 10thand Fat.nw, ‘224 F st hw. | sirable property, of “attractive appeatuace. worth | Where there le a fine growing settleme | ie Phillipe, & ae os naw. One Vic- OK KENT_BKICK HOUSE 634 Q ST. NW, 6 OOM AND CELLAR | #500; will sell for leas. It. Eick, Laurel, A. | hotels, store, churches, sanitarium, many beantiful | yons, Uulé by ilowers Bo: as new. Proms, bath and orllar modern improveinenta; tn w Brick; 4 rooms on a, foor:, Colunitin ee x a PEAT |e at ale neta The eit Poud.a doubt the very Hest outht here aud is kuin to 5 5 cent S26.30, oe Ww. Tented at 840 a inuuth. will be sold cheap to —5-ACRE LOTS AT BURNT i Id, as the owner ia goin to leave the city. Apply 7 Sth st. nw. Howe apostate," CAKUSI, EVANS g CALUSL ‘branch of Potomac; spring on each | Baucement is limited to one week only. Price re- | Desold, as tho owner is, gol GE stn. weinG-aie mil-2t 224 Fst. n. . as duced half for this week. Former price re-established immediately after this special sale. Only well-located Lots offered, Proposed improvements will double the aes price per acre $350, m11-3t 3 JOR SALE—VERY PRETTY FARM OF TWENTY- Jolt SAL) fa top Bury; cost willsellforsits. 1 NE SIDE-BAR L&TH ) trom reliable loca: dealer ; Penna, a m10-3t ROK SALE-SEV B. H. WARNER & CO. e., Or. M. Hf. SAUNDE: &CO., 1407 Fst.n.w. m11-2t nine Acres. about one mile from Silver Spring Sta- | value of Lota. {UR SALE-HORSES AND | MULES—SEVERAL JOR RENT OH SALE-ONE OF THE Most AT- | Zy0xK SALES tion, Metropolitan Beane Kee» ten-rooin House, ke. J. R, HERTFORD, Fixood cheap Work and Driving Horses: oue pair of izactive and Beautiful Homes in Newport, Bt. Desirable Business Property, SEDPOSD W- WALEEH WCE. MBE in oe 1419Gst | “in8-lw* THOMAS’ STABLES, 1210 Uhio ave. conipletely furnished; has large stabl>. Will rent or en 34th bh ewenk oes: {OK SALE—LOT IMMEDIATELY AT sell at a great tacwain’ Apply F ig JOR SALE—A FINE LOT ON 5 front; proved aud under good ren’ Te Jotta, only Se. f COLUMBIA AV JOR SALE—PIANO AT A BARGAIN—ONE NEARLY m1 CHAKLES EARLY, 603 14ih stnw. | g: ate newts ‘Gio. F- GRAHAM, (ore fween Tere Colts, snd dargeans, road at & Meridian Hill, 50 by 150, only 30c.; adjoining F w Uprixht; finished in mahogany ; $220. pianos OR KENT. a eee oat REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. m11-6t | Lots held at 4c." Also a ve low Lot on 24th st | for rent. HUGO WORKCH | Agents See eee Fei YOR SALE— ROCKVILLE, MAIN ST, West | 2-¥; Bear U.8.sienal service, 25 by 75,0,at 81.29. | rivaled Soler Pianos, 925 7th st. n.w. x. H. T. LEIPOLD, sw. corner 13th and F sts. a.w. Fe SALE—WILL SELL FOR STORAGE rd. CO 6 ms-4t repairs: 1 No-top Brizhton Surrey, 2 Coupes, 1 End; New House, Stable; three-quarters acre lot stae,13rmios | with fruit; $1,600 ; Lots, in rear, dr. each. m 10-68 2D. ETT, {OR SALE—FINE LOT WITHIN HALF SQUARE | Ladies’ Phaeton, 1 Cart, 2 Family 4-seat Carriages, 2 ve. we BE. a 1 arp = rrciecial = y rt “i ide Bar Buggies, 1 Purk Surrey, 1 Exteusion-to} See 16cm 40lt eee JOR SALE—80 ACKES OF LAND IN SOUTH F Seek ent aE) TEE Teen” | Coticite 1 Dette Pane oie eee Florida: railroad running through: situated in Genter of thie phosphate belt: 7. acres in orange trees 4 yearsold; excellent garden land: well timbered; a bargain: 825 per acre.” Write or cail 18-65 HARKY BULL! & RUTHERFOKD, 21st 807 Ft we RK SALE—MINTWOOD PLACE, NEAR COLUM. is road, some Very Fine. Lots at moderate prices, available for immediate improvement, having water, Concord Wagon, 2 Business Wagons, 1 Dayton Wagon, 4 Landau Hack, as good as new; also 2 Horses, 10 Sets Second-hand Single and Double Harness, 1 Horse, Phaeton aud Harness, safe for lady or child to drive, b.b.. Or. 831 to X35 a a - bl ediate improvement, y This stock must be’ sold for storage and repairs, W.. De, OF..0.-+-2-4.500) . ba TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—30U ACRES OF FINE | Sinniged choy ee eae walks laid, roadways ma- | W. F. GEYER. 406 Pu ave. n.w. Siguof the Horse.ui 405510 411 Bases ied, a zidan ‘Land in Prince Georxe’s county, “Md., only six | “aunt “atc ep & RUTHERFORD. ‘OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SECOND- * miles from city. F fz ‘Two comfortable frame ii and | 2 = = od order and warrant comfortable ¢ houses saa eine GGukR TOSS hand Pianos, all in good order aud warranted. Recessury outbuildings now on place. ‘Ihis is's good uare Piano, $5 per month until paid. - truck farm. Ounteinplated ‘ralisved now’ ensveood OBASt. me. bet. L4thand lothete, Pri Bavaro Pinte: bo net one cote Fini torough thie fara Only 9225 Per ere: so Also Square Plano, $5 per moth Until paid prey WASH'N DANENHOWER, | Lot 4 in square 1059, situate on Massachusetts ave. | Sluste Pinuot $2 yor mouth UBL Dai mhs-1w A119 Fak mk. | Re. Dot ath and loth ata rice 5005 8 srupry, | Sante fiaues gh vermouth unt paid yon LE_ol SHANGE Fi “y > ly to NC! * Pian youth mut id .. srty Rew Hotel at Forest Gencatacr gy knee, | meats PANGOu ato. | Uivinie tinuos oi per month ud tal Shade, spring, &. Terms easy. J.B, HERTFORD, | JOR SALE—BROOKLAND—WE HAVE TWO OF THE PIANO EXCHANGE, WAKE ROOMS, 1419 G st. ms8-lm the Most Desirable Lots in Brookland for sale at OR “Gee ‘ate ou Rock creek, about $4 wile from Knowles low figure; also Three other Good Lots at» bargain. 913 Pennsylvania ave. For terms, price and other particulars. apply to 2¥thn.w.. Sr. 'D OF NORTHERN AND Wost., Gr JOR SALE—106 ACRES, MORE : : ‘ Q LL KIN D Washitigton. "Wor price aud terusappiy tonne | _m8-16 CEN MEES 8 iE a Be ati Ceiiter’ Market, "or and S" Raster crus app) Plas — ae OF price aud WePRANCIS HUFTY. JF Ok SALE—50 FEET FRONT 0: ECTIC Uy) erence tee ge nd cae ca 1301 F et e.. with good depth ; also same ave, id promptly filed. M. WILSON. f21-1m’ at ave. 2.60 persq. foot, Cheapest lot on ery DULANY & Will ‘The above 1s only a portion of the property on’ my WOODLEY LA: z ‘OODL! ee a jaa. ave. D.e., Gr. road; will be rented partly furnished on most rea- FULL VALUE GIVEN 3 “ m8-1w Fat | ks ld Square Piano in exchange fora NEW i Ol cal ce fe tin tie rt to ood tenant. Apply to BY 2S, = ae _ | For your old Sq exchange for a 3 ba Va. ave. ae. Or. Bee Tetand isthe tata} THOS. Ee WAGGAMAN sonable terms SieaNi, PAMIIS 8 CO)” Bankors, JOR SALE—LESS THAN ACTUAL VALUE, HALF | BUADBUBY UPIAGHT, valance payable 610 monthly 3 Cleveland. dr. = rca = m5-wis, 1m Ebbitt House Building. ‘Square of Ground ou 18th, A and B sts. sc. con- | OF cash. ene Jeveland av FU SALE BARGAIN 1610 K ST. NW. Ga : : # | tinny’ 51,000 square, feet’ Ouly. 22e- per toot, | Jal F. G, SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. 59 2024 Nat nw. 3100 to, wide, alley ; tou-rooms brick dwelling | GR SALETHE GREAT WATER POWER OF | §i\ Kun one, two, three snd’ our years. “Bes | Pron -SALECBARGAINS “IN SQUARE FIAROR Temperance nw. and stable; elegant location; 816,000 will buy. W. | IY the Shenandoah River, commencing one mile above | $4 OU, cue owe, Ob SALE BARGAINS IN SQUARS ‘08, hier eee oD atL Germ ar, ne | Seabees eerpe be yeaa neat artes a? Sue | dhe Wasi DaxesuoweR, | cout forum 'G. Se Wituadtne t00 Nie 1 P st. d FOr SALE BAuGATS i both aides of the riven of which UO. sone feed | ue lw 1115 Fst. n. Sele axents for unrivaled Kranich & Buch Piauos. laud. ‘Ihe Winchester aud Potomac railroad conpect- ing with the B. and O. road at Harper's Ferry, affords direct communication with Baltimore, Washington and other seaboard cities, Apply to N. E. JANNEY, President of the Land Title and Lrust Co, Fe, SALE—19,000 SQUARE FEET AY T! £15-Sw? cornerct 21st aud A sts. ne. This ground is Cheap aud offers fine chauce for speculation without uming Huch risk, as these low-priced «rounds are c. per {008 stow. SALE—TO INVESTORS—THESE HOUSES have permanent tenants: N near Govt. FOR SALE; CANARIES, MALES AND FEMALES, Breeding Caves, Parrots, &c., Gold Fishes, Globes and Fish Food, Spratt's Dog Medicines. 13-Im* SCH MID'S Bird Store, $17 22th st, now. S-wasd BUS Ch Ph Spe meremaine i value SPN Datetnog eR, - 5 m5-wasdt Chestnut st., Pha 2 VASH'N DANENHO pe eae s aud 10 ft. alley rented S117 price, #1100; Groom ms-1w. eM 11IS Fat, {OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE r POE SALE WITHOUT EXCEPTION THREE, OF the fiuest Farm in Montgomery county, Md, One of 287 acres, splendid buildings, near District line. One of 200 acres, without buildings, near Dis. trict line. One of 460 acres, splendid new barn, = teuant houses, 134 tiles from station on the Metro: politan ruiroad. F.L, MOORE, 303 7th st. m8-10t .. mod. imps, rented for ce 81,800, Block of Ailey Houses in se., 0 per year on $2,700 invested. BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F st. ROOM : very between B and © sts, ne, Two-story ; dx rooms and cellar; #4,000. ‘Three-story Brick and’ Frain quires no boiler ; avoids all expensiy Luo los of time; no handling of fuel. Sei Fo. SALE—CHOICE CORNER IN DESIRABLE and price list, D. BALLAU Location for store snd Dwellings at the northwest corner of North Cupitol and L sts. u.w. 74x90. Price, $1.50 per foot. SHOWER, 115 F st, n.w. Ct }0K RENT—UNFU. 940 Ist. n.w..10r.. Puw.,l0r.. yd. 22S E st. lw. Br F WAGONS AND BUG- Kies of ull kinds on easy terms. COOK & JAK tub M street, Georgetown, NOTARIES PUBLIC. st.. Gr. 812.80 Callen st.. Sr. 8 Union place... -. ‘TYLER & KUTHEXFORD: wots on and near Mary: is a rare chance for speculation on izht rooms; 1410 New York ave. Property is rapidly increas Spenwceenes = ——— f22.1se 307 F et. orth wide Rust, bet ‘Sth and 10th ste, nw. dod | = oS eee OMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE = Spieeteed E00 rT rar 2 wees 08 SALE_ON METS, BRANCH, B. & 0. LOTS, : uud ferritory, Notary and U. 8 Cozmmission Fo "=. 911—East Capitol st. between Sth and 6th sts., ‘Cottawes and Country Homes; Poultry, ‘ruck aud ). Ee BEALL, 1321 Fst. n.w, In office trou 9 616 La ave. 10r, ‘Three-story Twelve-room Bi 9, 000. Dairy Kurms; Kockville Pike property, = in. to 5 pan. a ey . este uw. Lange Twenty. |“ mb7-3u "COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 Fs = —_ — —Ee Uttar. Tr EWAURT RR Conr ' JROM,DALE_AT LAUEL, SD. a sMaLt: Want | Pottagat i Escorted to Prison by a President. Sos diet ot ie Gous oe Ls: — S10 ¥ stems] ion Thigh lecation: price 62000. Address J. Le | Steuben near selwvclhvuss, 100410. One of the last things Grover Clevelard did 20d G ot. TOr.m3.60.66 JOR SALE—TWO-STORY BRICK, SEVEN ROOMS | ROWLAND. st Office ave., Bultiore, Md. m-Gt YOS Fe. 110 feet front Dartmouth st,, 11,600 sq. and cellar, on north side A between Uth and 7th ste, ihe. ; # nice house, in good neiguborhood. 4,500. 926 B.H. WAKNER & CO, O16 F st. nw. 48 governor of New York was the novel pro- ceeding of pardoning a life convict whose release was not tobe given until four years after the signature of the pardon. In October, 1871, James Kelly was sentenced tohang for murder in Baffalo. Last Thursday night he returned to Buffalo a free man, POR NI WIHE HYATT MANSION AT HYATTS ; Targe krounds; directly opposite railroad sta- Cd ae cae Fo. SMILE & SON, om 1g Pat Jpok SALE—-AT HYATTSVILLE, DIRECTLY op- Footie rites statton abuut iirec Actes, bn: proved by the fine brick roo dwelling known as the Hyatt juansivn und by & G-rouln irate dwelling; the most desirabie aud valuable Vroperty in Hyatts- ¥ 50 feet deep, Cor. Pringeton and sii Sherman Ave. near Sheriaun, 16x 100 Irving st, overiocking city,’ 5 Irving st, overlooking city, 1 Tth wt, extended, 50x155... Kenexaw ave., east of 13th. Columbia Kod near 13th, —HontTh s 1) ¢. rn 3 : SIDE DEF! FH snit & SON, Golumbin Road, head of 17th at _God knows I am innocent of knowing that I Feet at Me ng ofeach | £22-3m 1222 Fat nw. | Columbls Hoad, cor 14th ste. killed a man,” said Kelly, who 18 now sixty ee i | ‘ ony Ree e S years old. “I must have been drunk if I did it. __tm11-o8) IG Feticw. BUSINESS CHANCES. desirable for builder. After the trial my friends went to work with a RB near 17th, 20.4x100. S near 1Gtu, 21x100.., vim to have my sentence commuted to impris- onment for life. Just five days before the Pee SALEGiHREESTORY AND BASEMENT | 27Ou SaLE—THE CONTROLLING INTEREST IN zeleven reoms aud bath: all modern unprove- tie Catia Meee ot enti Continuing Com. | Other desirable northwest iots, t a ae nee Gee’ woe ments; large lot; vaiuable property ; #1°2,500. > Capea) of a are @ ime set for the executio: oma jon F iLcox: a baalesbtes “3 Pelaperaticn. “Ales controlling interser tn tue Capied | _™b1-Lm _ 33) papers arrived, and, of course, I felt pretty as Cou ra seme | 024 _(mi1- stn. . —_ Btock of @ Standard. which counects the ® trunk line aud a navigable river. aaa Kailroad 133g iiles long, @ Coal, Cuipan weil. Grover Cleveland was sheriff at the KR SALE—WITHIN A SQUARE OF DUPONT es CIRCLE: Single Lote ox Whocks, for buildiy oF i SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR BUSI- junds witl hess House on suuth side of Gst- near 1ith, No. F a ti id inste: f ding a deputy to Au- R LEASE—-FROM APRIL 1, 1890, THOSE TWO ‘ime, and instead of sending a deputy to Au. road apeculative purpuues, at reasonable prices. et burn with me, he went himself, saying that he Valuable Buildicgs 815 and S17 Loth st. nw.,the Ep NB. WIGHT, through 20,000 other coal aud tuber fanda, ae "i Neha & OG. urn with me, he went himself, say Jormer cecupied by the P. Hanson Hise Manufacturing | 10h] wet? -_ dds Got hw. Huth Sompenies are free from dsut.' bums party owns Se agply to AHOS. J. FISHIN £ CO», | had never been in the state prison and wanted for aperiod of year. T Srttem. Will be leased | 7 ace _CHEAP—A GOOD TEN-ROOM K | Naticual Advertising Bureau, Hattinors Ma. i106" | Don wALEL¥INE TOT ON 15TH st, Betwees | °/mprove the opportunity. ape years. . ALE- = ational Advertising Bureau r 5" SALE—FINE LOT ON 15TH ST, BE’ “T beliew i K LEASE_ONE OF THE CHOICEST HOUSES roperty, worth, 10,600. Briss | py,chaice Loest a small advance. For sale by C4 per sauare 10° REALL, BROWN & CO. of the United States, Wouldn't you consider Ba ee agent ee ir | SRNR STE = Oa, payin | eM eevee eet | aoe Taree ee Ett te angers wan eat fort and in fret-class order. BAprl. Kent |“ mil-3t : “#eand Bute aw. | BOP Vitn youve occasion tolave it cut over as | JOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN A” FEW | made by my Baffalo friends to induce Grover CAdO pes year. _tms-0i") BH. WAUNER SCO | |ALE—CHEAP—DESIRABLE BUSINESS | MAP}, Ctherédo, wee the Philadelphia Artist, cast, side | JU Cheep Lots to close a partuerstil oe $585 | Cleveland to pardon me when governor. The FOR RENT—TWO NEW HOUSES ON CORCORAN | E° Property on 7th st. near G; three stories and cel- | Sf bath st uw. above Paave. “£15258? _ | 6. om Iie of streck care, | Brices fou BANDS. very last paper he signed his name to at st between 17th aud 18th sts: ove 12 rooms and | lar; cusod at $125 per mouth Price $18.00U,. Also | FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR AMER|CAN GULKICH KENNE, Albany, as governor, was my pardon. bath,"960; other 8 rvcuis and bath, Throestory Brick ‘store and Dwelling near That | K'iciephene os Other Ged Ureinved Blocker eels | £22-1m 1415 Fat. <— eee ‘mS-adewlin* AH SEMMES, 1416 Fst__| and Fa. ave; lot 20x110; will reut at 9110; at | able Store Property in St. Mary's county: ‘two ALE—MINTWOOD PLACE—I HAVE A FEW An Albany Scene. GOK RENT_514 B ST. NE. 9 KOOMS AND | *hiUS ATED DS SS EVE SEBS SAMO EL Barat | Bpeauturity Lavaten Lt i Gis batecceatae From the New York Herald. Stable: perfect condition ; $30.50. S. H. WALKE : MEAK, 310 St. Paul st.. Bultimore, Md.__n8-40"_ | Vigson res unsold; they front south; 50x12; 5s Lvataban aves SALE-BRICK STORE AND DWELLING; | }Ok SALE—LADY ABOUT 10 Ben RE FROM | wate tT, was and sewers. ‘this subdivision is on the | ‘The session had been dull, but it ended lively = tore, six rooms and splendid cellar; within a few the Busivess of an Es.ablished Pelghtuenr the head of 19th st. extended and Colum- | enough. Right after adjournment Mr. Hugh ares of the Capitol; price $4,000 terme, | Bourding He N ould dell her Good | bisrosd, ‘The lots city Viewas well as the ug oe AUVHILLIPS & SON, id 10 New York ave: “mas-7e™ | Bolus Huse in New York city wo nuiwesrererences | beeutiful Rock cresk voller? ee Hastings, correspondent of the New York 270 For LEA GOOD INVESTMENT—FIVE TWO. | Fiven and req Address C.Z.W., star office, LAWRENCE SANDS, * wellinics Times, followed Bradford Rhodes of the second peak aig ig | aso 115-1m 1415 F st. nw. > phn it to care: Sa ender’ sane? peed ANTE. 7 TO @500 SIX MONTHS ON | {OR SALE—-LOTS IN ADDITION TO BROOK- | Westchester district to the corridor, ice $10,000. (5.28) TYLER & RUTHERFORD, sctotants Roourinicns tll sar hier cont ne | Ki inal nies SOCtaee en oo tat einen | aie gota letter in your ” 307 F st. miS-5t* "| six montha, Address Box 107, Star oltice.— m8-7t" tug. A few lots remain which, can be sold at Gumuaded Honitga “Tai whee & toc ceed OR SALE—BRICK DWELLING: DAY WINDOW; E TY, : a ie , blackmailer?” EF pressed brick Prdut Quod iupguvenena Od Bp gg I wy (sei, “tatimates icLAC @ BATCHELDER, 1219 Fat new. kr. en ee a years and balance 826 per mouth. "W: & DUVALL. | sapruces cheerfully f ag ere R SALE®ON LONG TIME—ONE OR TWOLOTS,| “Will you give it to me?” p25 ¥ st. ‘ mS-Ot | in all cases, hesidence, Park st..Mt Pleasant. [{2-lin* ‘Yth (100 feet south of geo Gasttol gt). Oue “No,” P20 SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND | Ry oNEY DOUBLED S13 Feat Capitol ar, UMD BoFtheast, “Oc. OWNEX, | “Have you shown that letter?” ees asd convene pe eto ine By investing in Prairie, Timbered Lands and “No. faint “Riemann stdin | MAB serene, Pt, 2 Qu, SALE LOTS OY QAURVINE MEIGHES OS | Acre a ar F serecta paved sot Ges and Ol Las ew: allway’ tracks now inid toreesiots | Bif—bang! One of Mr. Rhodes’ cheeks felt & RUTHERFORD, Faribs 1 ‘lexas, New Mex., ae FE, taf nao cere * | as if an army mule had kicked it and ina few ee Ss, < Tome, Ga Obie, Kea. & mente: monthiy of yearly, tiueeics | Moments he was safely ensconced in his hotel, PO interest: Beals. BOWS while Jimmy Husted took the justly irate cor meat ee eae nak cals ae ae 1321 F st_ | respondent into his private rooin to calm him BOARDING. Breanne intr ter ee following to i editorial column: “The HISTORY TOLD BY COINS. A Numismatist’s Idea as to the Proposed New Designs. “The bill now pending in the House relating to the adoption of suitable designs for the cur- rent coins of the United States is a good one,” said Mr, Paul E. Beckwith, the numismatist, to = Star reporter, “and it is hoped may be pushed to a successful conclusion. Let us look atthe knowledge of a numismatist in the history of all nations, How glidly he will tell you that such and such a king lived in such a year. He will recognize ataglance the lineaments of Cleopatra, Julius Cwsar, Antoninus or any of the ancient worthies, and of more modern days he is familiar with the history of the dynasties of all the reigning families. Why? Simply from his study of the effigies of those rulers depicted upon the coinage of their countries What would we know of many oriental states Were it not for their respective coinage? What would we know of many kit and emperors? What assurance have we of the duration of many historical eras? The auswer is by the history as depicted upon the coins of various countries. Home had her libraries, so had Greece. War and fire destroyed their archives and but for the coinage of the times our know 1. edge of the existence of such countries would be slight indeed. Then, if in the course of centuries hence hist should repeat itself and the written history of our days be de- stroyed, would our coinage teach the people of that era anything of our history? No. From the uncouth designs upon our coinage we would be taken for barbarians. Then I say let us have a coinage that will teach all nations until the end of time that we were a great and glori- ousnation. An how may we do this? By adopting suitable desigus for our coinage.” TO COMMEMORATE EACH ADMINISTRATION. would advocate,” said Mr. Beckwith, “that one series of coins, say the half-dollar pieces, sould be struck bearing the effigies of our Presidents, commencing by issuing one million pieces bearing the head of Washington, then issuing each six months following as many bearing the effigy of each President until we arrive at the present time. After this, to carry out the idea, a series should be issued during the administration of each President. By so doing you will teach your children and your children’s children the history ot their country more readily and effectively than by any other means and leave imperishable monuments of these links in the history of our country. Ask any one how many Presidents we have had,how long they were at the head of the administra- tlon, how many could answer the question. Had we a coinage, one as 1 have described, al- most every one would have a collection of ‘the coins bearing effigies and inscriptions statin the duration of their administrations, whic! would familiarize them with our history. I then say let us have a coinage bearing the efti- gies of our Presidents. Iam sure there is nothing antagonistic to a republican sentiment im this, for we have paper money display- ing portraits of our Presidents and great men, also on our postage stamps, Can we hope that in 3,000 years from now any of these aper mementoes will be in existence? No; at a coin lasts fore’ for surely we have coins extant that were issued six centuries be- fore Christ. If you are skeptical examine any good collection of coins and you will find more than one of that age, aud some of the eighth century before Christ and even older; there- fore we now reasonably expect our coinage would be extant six centuries in the future. THE PATRIOTIC IDEA, “Show an ancient cotn to a numismatist; ne wili not only tell you the name of the king or emperor during whose reign it was issued, the history of the country, but, what is more to the point, he will tell you to what degree of artistic refinement and civilization that country bad arrived, whether its prosperity was on the in- crease or not, and how, simply by the purity of the metal used and the excellence of the die. Iam sure we excel in skilfullness of die-cutting and designing. “This new coinage,” said Mr. Beckwith, “would also familiarize the world with the greatness of our country for all time to come. Should we issue, say one million coins of the denomination of 50 cents or of 25 cents, how many would be in circulation in one year? I would venture to say none. They would find their way to every nook and corner of the globe, be preserved in museums and private collec tions all over the world, and even the little Hindoo and Chinese boy centuries hence would #8 readily tell their cotemporaries all about George Washington, the first President of the United States, of President Lincoln and of our president President, Gen. Harrison, and the en- tire series, and would be as familiar with the history of the present era of the United States as that of their own era and country. PHARMACY LAWS VIOLATED. Detectives Investigating the Manage- ment of Drug Stores in the District. Acting under instructions from the Commis- sioners of the District, Detectives Carter and Raff have been making an investigation of the drug business in this city to see whether or not the pharmacy laws are being violated and if so to what extent. The investigation has been conducted with a view to prosecuting all per- sons found offending against the laws. The first thing the officers are endeavoring to dispose of is the prosecution of alleged unregistered pharmacists. Under the law every pharmacist and drug clerk is required to register at the health office, and a failure to so register is unishable by a fine, in case of conviction be- fore the Police Court. There are five commis- sioners of pharmacy who examine all appli- cants and then certify to their qualifications, which has the effect of giving them a diploma. The first action taken as the result of the in- vestigation was the swearing out of eleven warrants in the Police Court today against the proprietors of that many drug stores, After these cases are disposed of the officers are going to proceed against the clerks who are unregistered. It has been decided by the court that a clerk, although unregistered, may put up medicine if he does so under direction of the proprietor and in his presence. ———— What’s the Matter With the Gas? To the Editor of THE EVENING Star: Why is it that such a poor quality, or rather insufficient quantity, of gas is furnished the residents of the growing northeast section of the city? At least half the time of late it is an impossibility to read by the light furnished by a good argand gas burner, and some of my neighbors have discarded their gas drop lights and substituted kerosene student lamps. It is absolutely dangerous to retire with the gas burning low in hall or bath room, as the light is liable to go out at any moment on account of the unsteady pressure of thegas, ‘The trouble is not contined to any locality, but is general throughout the whole northeast sec- tion, and it is getting worse. There is no de- crease in the monthly gas bills. A SuFFERER, — Church Officers Elected. At a members’ meeting held last night by North Carolina avenue station of the Methodist Protestant church the following were elected as officers fos the ensuing year: Trustees, James H. Searles, Wm. B. Marche, George Keithley, Wm. A. Dodge, Robert L Middleton; stewards, J. Rufas Ferguson, John T. Martyn, Edward C. Grumley, James G. Wedding, J. Martin Mc- Farland, Wm, Schley, W. A. Clements, Robert Williams, —— Wheeler. Wm. B. Marche was elected delegate and W. A. Dodge, alternute, to the annual conference which meets at Ches- tertown, Kent county, Md. April 2, 1890. It was decided by unanimous vote to ask for the return of the present pastor, Rev. A. W. Mathen, coccontd tone Foreign Notes of Interest. In the British house of commons yesterday Lord Randolph Churchill made a speech de- nouncing the Parnell commission and its report. ‘The Portuguese government has dissolved the municipal government at Lisbon, Minister Phelps yesterday gave a dinner in Berlin to Herr Eisendecker, formerly German minister to Washington. Two hundred and fifty battalions will take Emmy in Voiyknia cing inact tgs Prussian diet yes- terday a Pole warned that it had better satisfy the Poles the outbreak of war if it did not want an enemy in the rear. ‘The Vossiche Zeitung of Berlin says that cast Africa and southwest Africa will be made im- Mr. Oscar F. Williams, U.S. conenl ot Haves, ts Pea Mr w U.S. minister. An iniec. incident of visit was the presenta- Washington. : AMUSEMENTS. The sale of seats for Kiralfy’s “Water Queen.” ® grand spectacle at Albaugh’s next week, *Soarice lay a . the Yodler,” will be comedian im “Caspar, \arris® So ee. momen enh or The society wil for fret time’ in America “Lord Ullin's Daughter” at Music hail this evening. A miscellaneous pro- gtam, which will include Miss Maude — t; Mr. Fred pepe and Miss lary Howe, soprano, will presented The Vaidie Sisters ‘novelty company, beade® by the Vaidis twins on their trapezone rotaire, will be at Kernan’s next week. The sale of tickets for the lectures to be given by Miss Amelia B. Edwards next Friday and Saturday opened at Droop's at noon yee- terday. There was a large sale and ‘the talented lecturer will be greeted by a large and fashionable audience. George Wilson, an old Washingtonian, with his own minstrel organization will inaugurate @ short season of minstrelsy at Music hall next Monday ev ‘Mr. Wilson has not — before ‘ashi audience since ys of Barlow, Wilson & Co, His present or- ganization isa strong one. Several novelties are promised, among which is the big Kermias dance, which was dressed and rehearsed bye Washington lady. The vocalists will also make 4 special feature of songs written and com- — by local authors. Tickets at Metzerott's, Popular prices, ——— ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tae Evexina Stan. Crty Covyen..--The city conncil held the first of its March meetings last night. The aldermen, after a committee of conferei agreed with the action of the common counc! taken at its February meetings requesting the committeo on streets to reduce the grade of the curb on City Sergeant Smith's property if it cam be done without injury to the drainage of Alfred street. It was ordered that an electric light be placed on the fish wharf during the fishing sea- son, The report of the finance committee ad~ Verse to the present purchase of a fire-alarm | telegraph was agreed to. An application of the tax collector for a now office room was referred, as was a communication from Gas Superintend- ent Roxbury asking that new benches, retorts, &c., be placed at the gas house, The auditor was directed to notify purchasers at the last tax sale to pay up or be sued, and the commit- tee on public property was requested to look up the city hay scales, taken down some years ago and now astra: Suppers Dearu.--Mr. Alexander McBurney, one of the leading merchants of the city, earrys ing on business at McBurney’s hall,on King and Washington street, died night of a solpen. from the grip. Mr. McBurney was a yor and active business man lately in the Bs health and his untimely death excites a general | Sorrow. Mr. McBurney was brother-in-law to Mr. J. J. Major, the 7th street pharmacist, ELECTION OF OFriceRs.—A joint conven- | tion of aldermen and councilmen assembled at | the market building last night and unanimously re-elected John T. Harrison a trustee of public schools, Mr. Harrison's former election having | been mfade null by failure to qualify in time, | For oyster inspector John T. Hayden, W. H, Davis and John McKenny were nominated and H John T. Havden elected | Twe Fish Wuanr.—aAt the opening of the | fishing season here it has been discovered that the south end of the fish wharf is on water too shoal for use, and immediate arrangements for dredging will be reported to the city council, ‘The work will cost about $500 and occupy seve eral days, Nores.—The board of county supervisors at its session yesterday arranged for the improve- ment of county roads and appointed a confer- ence with the Seminary hill syndicate as to the | making of a new bridge over Hooff’s run on | the edge of Alexandria. The only business in the corporation court at its lust session was the appointment of Leonard Marbury guardian of 3. A. and M. KR. Clagett.—-The funeral of Stuart A. Massey took place this afternoon from Mr. H. Kruk’s residence, on North Columbus street——Nothing further has been beard of the Philadephians who were expected to come here and identify the body of Thompson, “the mysterious strange a DOM PEDRO NEARLY UPSET. A Balky Horse in a Cab at Nice Almost Throws Him Into the Gutter, The ex-emperor of Brazil, with the Comtesse @Eu, went over from Cannes to Nice yesterday morning. On leaving the station Dom Pedro walked to a cab stand and entered « voiture, The horse was a jibber and refased to move and nearly upset the aged ex-monarch into the gutter. A crowd assembled and Dom Pedro promptly jumped into another carriage and drove off. —— 0+ Run Away With an Actor. The news yesterday of Mrs, Charles Bailey, nee Miss Minnie B. Lowry, being arrested on the streets of Nashville, Tenn., a raving maniae was sad intelligence to her friends in Scottdale, Pa. Previous to her marriage to Bailey, am actor, she taught school and ranked as one of the best teachers. In March, 1889, Bailey went to Scottdale with an opera company and met Miss Lowry, He came on Saturday and re- mained till Monday morning. They took a like ing to each other and after a day and night's courting the town was thrown into a tumult on Monday by the announcement that Miss Lowry was to marry Mr. Bailey. Monday morning they went to Pittsburg, where they were mar- ried, The factof her becoming infatuated with an actor was the talk in society for weeks after the occurrence. ad Two Brothers Hung. The hanging of two brothers, John and Samuel Boswell, at Worcester, Eng., for the murder of the game keeper of the DucD'Aumale, took place yesterday. It was a most painful scene, both men being unnerved and almost fainting while ascending the scaffold. Samuel died singing “Nearer My God to Thee” in @ feeble voice, while John moaned and shrieked in the most pitiful many cor Sweden’s Huge Army. Inan interview in Chicago Count Lewene haupt, the Swedish minister, is quoted as bee lieving that there is to be war in Europe this year, with Germany and Italy against France and Russia, He said that in view of the fact that the Swedish fortress of Carlscrona would be an objective point means would be taken to protect it, as Sweden could muster anarmy of 400,000 men in four cays. Tried to Buy a Baby. The final testimony in the Ray Hamilton divorce case was taken before Referee Van Deusen in Elmira, N.Y., Tuesday. Robert Ray Hamilton was present and so was Col. Charles Fuller, representing the defense. The evi- dence given was in an effort to disprove that which tended to show that Eva Hamilton was not enciente during the fall of 1888, as claimed by the plaintiff. Several witnesses who saw Eva during that summer declared that to the best of their knowledge and belief she was about to become a mother. Then came somewhat of a sensation in the shape of new evidence. It was given by Mra, Annie Haighs, who formerly kept a saloon om Railroad avenue in Elmira, She swore that during the fall of 1888 Eva Hamilton came to her and asked her to assist in p . baby from a man named Hess, who lived over the cast hill. She attempted to carry out her wishes, but failed to secure a child. Farmer Hess was then called. He said he believed Mre, Haighs did ask him about purchashing an infant, but he swore that the negoitations were conducted in 1887 and not in 1888 This was the first piece of new evidence introduced im the examination for several sittings, and it made quite @ stir. Mr. Hess’ testimony closed the case, ——~oe-—____ Killed Himself tor Amelie Rives-Chanler, Eugene Field's London Letter to the Chicago News. A romantic story is being told of Mrs. Amelie Rives-Chanler, the sometime authoress, who has adopted the profession of artist. It is said that while she was studying in Paris one of her i Hl i ; i E if i f | i ffs i ies ar, Dente with his shoe,