Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1890, Page 3

7 é __FOR_RENT--HOUSES. __|___ FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR INCREASED WATER SUPPLY. PRE BEST, 1500, 01 87, 3.W); 2: STORE-AND- POR BERT. BF ISTH1018 H ST. X.W.. TEN SALE OB RENT—A NEW GIX-ROOM HOUSE DD Cob basis Keg ml: Sioaee ir Pisisces aes Segre ree medina a Ma aes ing of the Big Water Mains, Etc. Fer SS oe lin i LE nity paces: ~~. mies roe oma ran 622 Fat Fines pesuny's @ st. SE. TWO-STORY room: a singe and car school, market and care: rent bak gS Ces 23. °aWorustept & BRADLEY, 927 F st._ ST. N.W., SIX ROOMS. tes tees ae 8 A 2 Sata foarte moa ‘sini 4 or ee hi “— faa HOUSES. 0 1 21st st. Dw. at Dw eC cnw.or pisistitey. fst.u e., oF. S035) Champlain ave.acar Oo" oe teil property on my at cfice for bulletin issued on tml4) THOw E WAGGAMAN. NT-NEW USE: SEVEN F gana beth ail mod imp. ; 128 Oth, st Lew Apply Louis. SHOEMAKEK, 920 Faw. = [OUSE: 6 ROOMS, BATH nd collet on thst, bet Oats. BW. 818.30 cellar. and Permonth. Inquire 1128 7th st. u.w. RENT—A TWO-ROOM COTTAGE WITH | aE improvements in rear of 1327 133° RENT— VERY CHEAP TO FIRST-| CL ABS Fittognt tivo benmufal New lriex Hounes: south try. bath, concrete cellar, two la- .w. (concreted.) W, A. COULIEK, Koo! Droit Bu pcorner Bt ‘sin aud Keys at ochran's store, ‘terms apply to GEO. W. CUCHHAN, m13-3t" 70) 7-506 7TH ST, SW. $26.50, WITH Feu tise Pe. 5 RY. “FS JOR RENT—1621 COR- 404 Richardao: pl, 5t r@ll coran rae St., Dew, Or. 948.50) Bl pay wnhoat email ti toner hao, Sper P EePoLD, per isth and ‘a es RENT > x GRANT PLACE INQUIRE ON SOR KRENT_8 MAGS AVE Ww. six oe F: ae condition, Inquire P. DILLON, 42 nove OR RENT—HOUSES NOS. 1602 ave. nw. and 1207 Qst. n.w. Keys at aow ik RENT—WE OFFER A HANDSOMELY FUR- Bished Hous se until November 1 or for the sprink Season: house large sud complete in every respect: situated on M st,, overlooking Rho: ‘snd Con- Recticut aves.; ‘this isa rare opportunity. au & JOHNSTON, 1503 Penna. ave. 2m. 0-6t_ OH RENT BY KR O. Sug tonny Sean 3 = ‘Insurance ecko, 10th and # su.n.e ‘Zlst st, 50 zuth bet.Q & HK, 10r 1) Sot Br wae ile... STORES, i026 ae to Ge bse $251 1022 Conn. ar. freary..230 RO. {0 HOLTZMAN, Oth and F sta.nw. 015 Vat. n.w..6r..816.50 alicy.n.W..4r. 10. Blagden BRENT Ok 82 SAL E— ONE | OF THE MOST AT: pletely fu furnished. Iarve stale. ill rent or SB yeneces bere: et ALLY, 603 14th st. nw. ee cea a & BROWN, '437 Penn. ave. n.w. —49 D ST. NW. 3-STORY BAY-WIN- ee ail aa hee belie, stationaez tubs. two JOHN E. BEA 1321 F OR aie Sean eee s Fe: arotneast renting for third sah. corner pt toutes Sees INE PROPERTY IN rooms Srick; calles, bath in firsi-claae 301 img Sate rot: * 0. ads BUTANT, 616 Sth ot ae x SE TWELVE poy Se Suftonrea pti a Nice Seven- rocin House on a Eaton, at, Bw. Foe SALE-AT rag 7s. NEW poll peer mbia-at” ‘TON, ore nw. Fat, Gree 228 Spee Fes sup bak Fae eae bate mee at ‘mist sWor! AME HOUSE aaa only ‘gig and Bote Bot Pisce 610,060. "For 125-1m 615 7th st aw. 1B N_CONNECTICUT AVE, A LARGE, ee a EN Ea RObETSON, f prsos, 81st 21-1, SALE—A FINE D\ FOR A HOME Fer: Fer sayeatment: ower jsving the me Both did teundrstrcll weil aed Des migabaconnnen it to. concreted alley. For ba 4 Cor, 19a R SALE—TAE FINE THR 7 Resi. dence, with large ‘building, hb st. fos S00. Apply to the cine as Sun Feit SALE-BARBEK SHOP; C CENTRALLY, LO- ed; food coudition ; gut of the bus; ‘Address for one week, Box 143i Star office. JOR SALE_TWO UPRIGHT SHOW CASES on F able { t any business, in first-class tons witt tell at Mt great sacrifice to make room c AUERBAC m14-3t RB SALE OR ie re te! VERY FINE Ferait pb pen lightly a one Upright Grand, larwe size, and right Grand, medium ae ae the very hnest and best nade yf tone and durabilit; wall'seli ats very low price on easy a he Toque in part payment opr 3 fat permeirit: BYANO EXCHANGE. _ml4-st os ave. JOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL og Boca = fo omen Fall square Grand Rosewood Pii and duey-carved le«s; ‘omens oil ine aaiee tian ments: xc.nd bo a an tone, in bri daney: Bae aT EG, Slope amt ray had for g2Y0, at per 5 cash down, a5 00, handsome stou! and cover. THE FIaKo EXCHANGE, 13 Pennsylvania ave, RSALE—NICE UPRIGHT, 8190. OTHER GREAT bargains at HUGO WORCH & CO.’S Piano Ware- Tooms, 375 7th n.w. Sole Aeuts for the unrivaled Sohmer Pianos, the standard piano of the world.f15-6u: FOR SALE—1 FINE FAMILY HORSE, 7 XEARS Old; excellent free driver, stfe and rel Handacn.e Blac Mare, “Flora,” 6 years old, suitable for women to ride or dtive: lise been, used: by Indies the year;and 1 Brown Canadian Horse, v rE re tor family, Yusitens sects as int kxtension-top Surrey, Bi Menge bar zen J Busy y, ts hruess, al! 0, ual to new a rare opportunity: to 3 1 rT Rive 9 they mnuee ABLE tables “apply PRIYA més en, avers car load of highly bred Kentucky Ss and Matched Pairs, which he offers to the citizens of Washington. a: teal ‘These horees are. soun @ and free of any died.” Partice wishing Land exaiuine stock. burn, FR SALE—RARE CHANCE FOR Saseiien ‘To close out the estate of the Inte Richard J, Barnard Yall sell his entire Griving effects at less than one-thi ang of, twe Horses, Que Elegant Im- proved ‘Shifting top Bide-bar Bayer, water, ‘op Pon; Two Sets of Siticle aad One set of Har re lornes consist of—No. 1 is the handsome, stylish and fas! trot Bell Girl, She was foaled Ma ting mare iy 3, 188, id ee 4. d 2 she by Christian’ v y Commodore, op Bell nt J without ex- ception t perf faunily and ro.d unre in the city: very pine ‘snd anely formed. full mane and tail, boots or weluhta, of great courage and endurance, ‘does Bot a or pull, pertectly safe for most timid ma, NOt adraid of cars oF ay o fe (has never trotted for any lic recard. Overa year ago at Frankfort, RS. at which time she cost @1,375" be in every way as represen some. stylish, safe, soun and to trot full mille xm 3 purchaser) price, $380. and ich a Sener 080 ys inds ; d finel: and weig! undst very. aud finely seven years old. will trot it 2.30 ne OF, Bo sale: fast young trotting mare— -£8 OF No sale: ume shown Buss se250, Gentlemen cannot judge what ee they come and drive after ‘oon ed be. nteed in every way as represent For f peat te office of the admin- 204 sa eves bet, 10th and 28th ote m12,14,18 New York city. Fox st SALE—ABOUT 125 CORDS OF WOOD, OAK rears. rena. 3t? Feesure E—CHEAP—413 6TH ST. 8. and Brick Stable Jot 23.8212 By [ego 1296 ot, ew. b propert} for bulletin (8. E WAGG, = ort eeued.on | 1 AMAN. ons i PARKER: Cor. 434 and E sts. 8.w. 6, front m £0 findows Oo PARSER cor. We kn ate ae. m14-it* ROR SALES CHEAP—THREE fe Kand L sta. 83. 300 tor the these, with water and 1,000. m14-3' Frou saree with hall and all mod. Toom House on G st. bet. sewers lot 109 “tei easy. H. HEAP 1320 44 ST., 6-ROO) mod. imps. Frice $2,500. = Gth und 7th st. s.w.. lot 20x +, Only $4,000. A Good’ 6-rvo! . 43qand 6th’ st. aw. ba $3,500. C,H. Cor. 436! YOR H SALE-CHEAP_TWO 6: 6-ROOM HOUSES oN ‘8. w. bet. Ist and 2d sts. s.w., lot 448x100 uos paved allen; with stable to each house.” Pree teen ee =e = ae FOE SALE CHEAP 6 feet front; will easy. “ars a FE SALE—CHEAP_—TWO SIX-ROOM BRICK 1207 G STREET N.W. take $2,500 if gold. minin 80 30 on. $4 and Hate a i tol Hill, with good cellar, bey fouses ou Capitol Hill, with good cellar Patt con Fe: SALE—CHEAP—TW TWO. lot m14-3t* the: Dt at ‘ooo? Oi balsnce on time, cn #34 and E sts. mi. 4-3e* Pn HOUSES ON F » with two houses on rear Thonth, Price of the four cor. 436 and E ste. s.w, SALE CHEAP 344 FA AVE. LOT Box12t haw ft, to good alley, wit stote room and 16 roo! bargain; terms _ml4 Fis SALE—GREAT BARGAIN IN HOUSE AND Lot near Pension office; offered cheap ‘suit, Bi asi-Sm old at ELLINGER, Fe, SALE-HOUSE 1544 B BT. Sanaa: TEN room: For terme ‘wile 1HOMAS BLAGDEN, City Post of fice Box TOR Sate 008. 10TH = uM ars. cA = CINE furnace, &c. 3.8 0 welling, 15: M, LIU feetcut at. bet. L ce i ey ak ace 500 ‘OR SALE—A SARE | poyen Sant Dv. mnt circle, 1 1 roome and bath al Hickory ; $1.50 per cord: within a fe ject condition ; a bargain if sold st once, “Apbly tor ateity, Huauire CP RAVENSER oom 11 1 Atian ate days EMMONS & BROWN, 930 F ot, on BALES -FOR (ee Fe DIKING ats a — Fo! SALE—A TWO-STORY BRICK bp an ee equipp:d business; | P’Otet. nw: 7 roo cellar: owner wis wriabes Wleave cry. Address D NING KOOM, Fes SALE-STOGE A AND FIXTURES a ce aud, Stationery on Pennsylvania sve. be- it. nw. ; cause of sel ill health ; Fy ae L. BOYER & CO., 508 F st. nw. m Foe BALE-ONE COMPLETE SET OF THE REAL e Directory of Washington, Feehtsand ratte To beseen tt Hct 76 ‘dis Tota nee me and condition. Apply at 1339 7th at, n.w. ee R SALE—WE HAV She nw. (at E PERASANT aay IN @ bargain. BELLING! aaese? Fo: SALE east frout; rooms and ales to wide alley; suit, oi Te ¥ OWNER LEAVING orry, HOUSE; 6 large bed’ © rooms, cellar and bath ee rfect order; lot 242108 ft. sen terms to 7.800% OO: Gia pertes ec at ow, Fe Oro PROPERTY—WE HAVE JOR SALE—AT ge OR —e gare ,000 a Correr Piece of Business the day, « large lot of Gold and Silver Property in the northwest pa) over 6 per cent net redsemeas feos bi 23 7th st for three days only. Jon ne ee FOF SOC bOE Perey a VOORMEES, . = © only. _m13-3t" FOLEY, tho me m13-6t 1418 F at. nw, fOr: SALE—CANARIES, MALES AND FEMALES, R SALE —CHEAP HOME OR PAYING INVEST- ma Poh Ponape be eas nee Oot | Each ee center pees pe eee | 113 Su? SCH MIDS Bisa Store, BT 12th st. nw. arty oe ett sega yayered two ore baa range, cobee tet ‘mantle of cherry in bat fect in reception room, ge sat 2 soespeuere: “h FATE OF northeast iilate in roots; ouly on oh aquare from. two lines corner 13th aud Hats. 1. mise of street cars, four from inarkel hool house; \borhood 380 oer gp poe: SALE-A SIRF a GRAND oar. eo rht Piano; only used 3 mot armas PFE! inPE & CONLIFF, ae, ml2 “ eee Fe SALE—HORSE, BUGGY AND HARN! ood ‘condition: © barrvin for @160. Horse, cheap. Appiy 60¥ N.Y. ave. nw. SALE—-A, STYLISH UPRIGHT | PIANG prilliant tone: o bargain. Fine Ban- fine aud oe rs at close out such ieee, “THOMSO: Usio STORE, B21 Lithet ee g ry id : HEE ne Bint . A Ps x 13 Teimperetice, ‘OBES. 5 Sie a 12 Rye 1 OE, eae ri if iy ree FOE SALE JUST ARRIVED FROM ROCKING- bam county, Va. Thirty Head of Horses; drivers, Deavy araf ib borsea; also two Sue yeacldlery weight from i 200 ‘ 1500 ‘pounds; wi Teasonable eck Guaranteed as tepresented. JNO. SIMMONS, 31 st i *ioeb stow. i mil lw JOR SALE—HORSES AND MULES-SEVERAL Work and Driving Horses: one pair of Mules; ove beast Mule, at _ius-Lw* THOMAS STA) 10 JOR SALF—WILL SELL Sy STORAGE AND airs: 1 No-top Brighton Surrey, 2 # Coupes 1 ton, 1 Cart, 2 Family 4-seat Carriages, 2 Buxyies, 1 ‘Surrey, 1 Exteusiou ou-top Doctor's Phaeton, 1 Corniug side Bat 2 Eusiuess Wagons, 1 Dayton Wain, ack. as gu0d as new; also 2 Horwes, 10 \d-hand Single and Double Harness, 1 Hote, Phaeton and Haruess, safe for lady or child to drive. Zug stock must be sold for storage and repairs. GEYER, 466 Pa ave. u.w. diguot the Horse.mi Fe SALE—ALL K KIND OF NORTHER: Southern Fish, Oysters, &., daily, at Stalls 286, Be. 331 Center Market, or — v2 —— hole-ale de} aepet alas whart makend promptly Winsox. ie tat on 1 OK ; FULL L VALUE GIVEN a o auo in exchange for ad Uritlvilt, inlance pestle SIO moa tele ___ FG. SMITH, 1225 Pa. bes SALE—BARGAINS IN 8QU ARE ~ PIANOS, from $00 up), $5 and $10, vayavente: lange dis: count forcash, G. L. WILD & BKOn.. 709 71 9 | Saryseazis tr tairaled Kranich & ‘Bach’ ‘Piauc 5-Sw* | Fee. SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE- jiuureg no boiler | evoids all expeumye) atten tance, 10 lose of time: no handi: fuel. Send for circular aud price list. D. BALLA’ 7th st. a FH. SALE—CAKRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- wes of all kinds ‘COOK & JARBO! on easy terme, SS Se ‘town. AR $100 18 DESTRED BAS Department clerk of jug an eae Fecord of. ‘ent 3 year ce fnueus eervice in the sam y terest at er F e department. j ave) Dey ee paid in ad) ergy Resw Star cities 2 GENTLEMAN HOLDING A GOOD Posi TIOx Desires to Burro w B35 ior Sixty Days u marae TO'per cent “Addreas Bok Tit, Bear office. | Hes -STANDING CHRISTIAN COUPLE WANT Adopt Baby or Child (own child died); com- Given. For particaiary add get br: hoMLig 1210 ‘oF jeuls ny Garden, ¥hiladelphia, Pa. mai-tw LUE, BLACK AND BKOWN CHEVIOT SUITS yey 3 $13; color aud ae ae Eve: ta to order. silk OF watin Biwer Our £ yous 217 N. Paca st.,Baltimore, A SiHOMIZED F cot DEZEC 1VE AGENCY ou Un ns prom tended to and si coudential, Ufice open all hours, WM. W. 26 Pet awe mye-11me 15, i iE TIME, WE WILL P: be, = orca ot JUST OLb STAND, 18d ot Sahn ee Ste Gee Chae Poiew. 1307 F ae R SALE OR EXCHANGE—A, NEW wai Fivure with 12,000 feet of ground Georcetown, on W. and O. term, oF, will exchange fur unlinproved Jo "address office. miles from qneasy im this ma sest 4 Te, for ale o LN., Star as SALE—A 7-ROOM 2-STORY DWELLING oo K st. n.w. bet. 4th Sth sts, bet. S000. A O-pvont | a Cat, Ta aud id y ‘on st. me. Su fa. $0,000. DUCKBAT & FORD, 6i7 Fat nw. m7 JOR SALE—T! fully situate 100 feet. HAT VERY DESIRABLE, HE aa ied Northwe: Propert; Half of lot 1. tare 243 Sth ma Sata) eat in 0% Dwelling ahs eae eee ar ESS Paneeery phwest side 14th st, terms csay. “Apply soun J. kK. HERTFORD, 1419 m12-Iw OR + st. .W., cou! builtin modern out. Apply too RK SAL OWNER, AL Sear T RES! taining —COZY LITTLE HOME, Tee nant tak cone terme: bot 172100 to 0 204 M at. after 5 p.m. 1K, 1208% N ten rooms; just’ completed; style and the best manner’ througll: wher, 1210 N at. n.w. m12-1m 1609 8 ST; {OR SALE—TU INVESTOKS—TWO =n Brick, northwest; $1,000 each. 6-3 fina, ren Alley’ Houses in inv _mbll | for 5 on 24d st. between G and Hi a inst, between B and C ta. n.e., Two-story Price -» Ta ck rented at $10 euch. Fick, #.W. On concrete OOM ae, W Det b500 per year on BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F st. TWO-STORY FIVE - ROOM very vi Brick lx rouma aud cellar: # forih side st 20. 9-4n147; 3 $7,500. nice ‘v6 mi2-5t ‘OR SALE—TWO-STO! RICK, SEVE: and cellar, ou not Tmorth hd A rtwacn Uikien retory Brick und Brame; eight rooms between 18th and 19th ste, mw. : lot Lange reat bakerc ta Be WacSin 8 C6 x im good neignborhood. | ¥4, Bei. WAL at a og iw. Fe Sar between fat a a oa - aoe i 2d ats. ree-story Brick, uine modern lanproverueata. B. H. WARNE 910 F nw, {OK SALE —NORTH SIDE DEFRKEES NEAR North Greely yeep aye ined of onlin 2. 000, t Payment for higher or part p: wake ec So. (11-48) 916 F st. 0. race mentor hirge lots 20K BALE ier "ot the e Cunltels A. PHILLIS & oR SALE— SALE THRER STOR AND BASEMENT sven rows and bath: all vaiuable property ; _fm11-5t)_ B sti ND DWELLL nang Fae t fe whine few price $4,000; eany ter k New York ave. “8-76 i modern improve- SON ____ AUCTION SALES. Pacer WN BROKER'S AUCTION. — ON MEDNESDAY E\ EN SANETERSTH. malt weit ct 3022 af gall forfeited ‘Books, ae vaiches, Corry ametart Cer Ex-Fa eee WILLIAMS 2°00. suctioncerss Sewing: please mli-st* ipegt appa to {OK SALF—A BARGAIN— Eareakcie Pers tioy rice JPeserbace 12TH ST. N.W.. THREE-STO! Rewiy pupered Saooaaie ee mé-lw tira out ate Feoist Faw. fees eee, ware Ag ae 7B aALe a SIRGATY DOT ST Nw. ASS and Tay ee grok | | 120.836 to giley, Terms easy. ‘Aloue wort ‘and permit to ex- amine 15-1m GS 2 mG POP, COUNTRY _REAL ESTATE. ‘ED—TO LEASE FARM OF 20 OF 2S a FOR A CUSTOMER 20 TO 50 AC? of Land, with or without improvement Maryland or Virwiuii ‘neat HN or ii sight, 5 alles from elty. GEO. A. JORDAN, 14 a Rom SALE=TO ACRES OF LEVEL LAND FRONT- Ing on ublic rond, 5 of « mile from Chain bride, imiles from Georgetown. Price $80 re, Bt JAS. E. CLEMEN R SALE—OR EXCHA: ANGE FOR OIYP PROPFRTY a farm of 345 acres: 20 jailes from Washuaton: 220 acres under cultivation, 2B iy Fraitayd 1 in Timber; 1 mile from depot. C. a. saith 33 agar at M nw. Fes s4le-loTs aT DEPOT, rue 30x20 ft, from @130 to 6300, on hl; Payments. Several ha: dsome Louses ali The worken the ‘Thying of the new water main, according tp Col. Elliot's last monthly reporttothe chief of engineers, LARGE LOTS. ior I doe es a ca re, aw of eth Fo Cand od and ad Neve nw. Siang sates mm arenes see wae continued at the distributing reservoir on K | the canal road between college pond and the h | bridge and on M street between 30th street and Carol jina ave. ;the soca he a Rock Creek bridge. At the distribu reser- earat a ‘cor. ey ‘oir the 48-inch cross connection rts the SALE—THE 8 W. CORNER OF MASS. AVE. Fre TOtiat ue, 18-8509 on 10th st, containing 5-H DEEBLE, DAVIS & 00. 1319F at. —— canal road between we d and the 20 FEET FRONT EACH, pon Benet, yicae cigs ‘Ged Bavare feck respect: | Arlington bridge ‘trench for the fb tide ‘Maen en oe ena lou ste. | 48-inch main 3 been —_ excavated | “Sabie, pays for about 1,000 feet and about 600 feet of the main has been iaid and caylked. A amount of = rock has been encountered in excaval ‘is section, which has materially delayed the oly On Mstreet between the creek and 30th street the trench bas been com- pletely excavated and 920 feet of 48-inch pipe been laid. talnige 103 5 Lp m7 ay 8 FEET | seOne. . CON 21 equare feet on Muss, = ‘ahd and 10th sts. 8}. 28 pe 1S-3t DEEL DAVIS & Se RE.! saree it ot DEEBLE. DA\i> & CO, 1319 F st. Fe SALE—G13)—SOUTH SIDE CEDAR ST, MUCH DELAY WAS OCCASIONED between 12th sud 13th sta, nw. Two Lote 12505 | here by the unexpected meeting of old sewers ais OF 008 B. WARNER & 00. across the line, The filling of the gap in the m13-3t estaw. 48-inch main at Rhode Island avenue and R street bas been completed. The 20-inch blow-off on RK street between Sth and 6th = streeta. «bas ~~ been —ilaid and conuected. The length of 48-inch main — a. the month was about 1,622 fect. main has been completed, The ‘onal length of pipe laid to March i has been 21,905 feet of 48-inch and 5,542 feet of 30-inch. 4 SQUARE oF GROUND ON DON CANAL and @ taining about 48,000 sq. seas Price 30c"} * ity a ERS & VOOKHEES, m13-6t FS SALE—BARGAIN ON er, ST. YEAR Scottcire!e. Lot 20.3 by 98 to wood frame bouse oui itthat will rent for 35" t0° 840" per month, this proverty is within & few “feet ‘of ground worth @& per foot, WERRON & KAMEN, m13 {307 F et ow Subdivision. Lots in Hyattevilie from $200 t0 8600, At Mi son's station, 5 les from city, #100 ‘euch. At Hineaboro oF Seabrook ‘station, from 10 to Ba ‘Twei enty “hones, pireaayy bull ‘at "Burr ville, each, 101 ‘Maddox’ vision, hock- vue fs rom $150 to $300. DUCKES’ e POWD. 67 JOR SALE—FAUM OF 25 ACRES, ORE, MILE P’ and a hulf from Stott's station, Met. R.1t, &-room yard enty Of frist foes . Farm of half mile y rm Selita and out dip a Acres, With Seucnty ‘ot “Wilsckie ‘with improyemen: satu Tea! aoa | iuxton : $10 per acre. 10 Acres with Dwell- usburx. A num District. Maryland and Vi suitable for subdivision. at_n.w. of Weer y aan in the UGRETT & FORD, rae Fok, BALE=19 ACRES QF GooD ed sco and Mt, cay Yited and commands fine view o aoe v0. SMAGGAMAN Amat 700 14th st, {OK SALEAT LACREL. MD. & “NEWLY FIN. Pita Wotme win oeieoeeee 8 rooms and bath; dry cellar; furnace; live tstuuites trom Gepobemost ae virable pi of attractive y) BFALCO ; ree 25,300, wil Weel tor less. a W. REI Laurel Md Fo: ee PREITY FARM OF TWENTY- Fr: nine eet soot one a sage Silver Spring Sta- on, Metropol n-T00! REDFORD W. WALK It, 1008 Fret, Fe SALE_LOT IMMEDIATELY AT ST. TATION. ectetza Cotta, only be, per foot; also 2 3 be ‘and Sargeant road at sibel RUBPORD Wo Walkie 1006 F st, it POE SALE — ROCKVILLE, MAIN” ST. ae ieee etotet, Stable: three uarters ac re lot wand fruit: 81,0005 Nice Lote, AND xEAR \etery. mn house, &c. mb: 45 “Sb a ute running through ; mituated a getter of the his vepliate belt: 788 acres in i orange trees 5 red; a ie ri eieeen lent warden land 8 ir acre. PHARKY BULLEN, Botante Gardens, Fee 24 BALE OR EXCHANGE 00 1 ACRES: wet = in Prince Geo! id. Beat Fe a LE 80 ACRES OF LAND Florida; mb-Ut* me's county, miles frome city. Two comfortable frame necessary outbuildings now on place, This 1s» good fruck farm. Contemplated rallruad now surveyed WabE'N DAS Di SESHOWER, mhs-lw IR SALE-OR EXCHANGE a cay PROF: y. New Hotel ut Forest Glen, Md. ; 40 rooms; o. Torms easy. J.B. HERTFORD, Sty mE BALE—108 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, SITU- ‘ste on Rock creek, about ${ mile from Knowles sation, 1g miles irom aaa und 8 tiles from 3 ETN aj — BARC THUETY. m8-10t ‘OR SALE—WITHOUT. aes ae oF Anest Farms in Montgomery county, Md. of 287 acres, splendid buildings, neur trict line. One of 200 oof 183 Wises nen ings, near Dis; frict line, One of 463 acres, 9 barn, 2 tenant hor iuiles a the politan railroad. #. be MOORE, Sos Ftwet. 8-108." FOREST AIRY FARN—WITHIN this city ; 287 acres; sgl m8-12t & 80) 19 New York ave. iH 14 ;OR t ‘SALE-ON MEIN. BRA CH, B. & O., LOT! y Home: Poultry, iruck wear, 935 F ot. Fe Tsang to NAT HYA TT large gro! directly oF Iroad s| arnt MITH & 80} 122-2m. Fe SALE-AT HYATTSVH railroad OP. res, im- proved by the fine brick 23-r00u dwel me Anown ss the Hyatt mansion and by a 6-room frame dwelling ; e most desirable aud valugble property in Hyatte e, & SON, 122-3m 1222 F st. nw. PROPOSALS ROPOSALS FOR K) ays HOUSE, RIP-RAP Protection, Slope Paving, &., mn Eastern Br neh rE see ite ‘ash won, D.C., March 7, 18% “Seal triplionte, will 1g received: at this of itd O'CLOCK M. on FRIDAY, avs the following work on the Eastern »viz: The construction of a watch- idewalk, slope puvinir,curbizg, guiters, ri “rap rotection and painting. ‘The aiten- Sion of bi eer Mg ged. to the acts of Congrest and Febru: ROPOSALS FOR UNIFORMS AND Police Headquarters, D:C.. Washington, 5 Police Uniti my y BOL D atroet ington, D.C. up to CLOCK, NUON, AY MANCH: TWENTIES (Sib dted. more or less, of ‘each warment herein named, B for summer wear, and two hundre@, more or le-n, {oF winter wear, durtig the season of 18,0 ahd 1801" For sunumer, Frock Coats to be imide of kerkitis’ ‘inported k Coats aud Pants of Metrupolitan Police oth, aud Vests of White ‘Linen Duck. Fi reoats to be made ot Metropoli.an Po.sce of Erkins’ Imported ‘Cloth Pi skin and Vest of F and ny each bid, and workiaushiy to be equal to sample Bt police headquarters. where blink form for bt ne All sxarmeuts to be inade i ce with will be Feuiras! and te tacht ts reserved to reject any aiid ull blag Wil. G. MOUKE, Major sud Supt, Met. Pouce, Prorosars F OF Fut Otlice Departiieniy Washiiyctou, D. 1kis0. Proposals will be ELVE 0 hing “Weappine Paper, Wise] Fuciux Slips, Twine, Letter Sealea. Kating Stamps, Aubber Suanps, Paper, Envelupes, | ucilasge, nd, Steel, I. ‘uber Erasers, How 1 Misceilanouus Stationery: | wiffer niarticles, tes} ect ely dimes aud from time to thine as ‘hn -¥ nia} be ordered auring the Ww bexuming July 18.10, and ending June 2 br. uch of the dey ivi, wetuilen th tt each Ee ge be required of aud wiviug ml instructions as to the bid: con) Litious to be observed by bd lers, will be turnished bis = woanner of sated on application to the muperin-uuent of the division of pos: wife, suyrtien, Pont Uillce vet artinent. V\ ashing The Postiuaster General reserves the rizut Soradect any or all b.ds, to waive technic] defects and foaccer tauy part of aby bid aud reject the other wa JOHN W Post ‘General. m1. TERIOR, ee ed Froposais will Hs det rartapent watil £SDAY DAV OM ALL Ihe 1500. ut ONE OGL OCR nvel .ior furnishing Stationery and £1 pex for the Gf the Depertment of the Inte tor rewns i coftevs foc the tial yeur coumenapoy July 1, 1x0, Blank proposals, x i the eott: mated quent ties and full instructions to ers Will be Turmehed on ayplieation to this department. id 1-taw 6 oe a eee? SORORALS © OUS COAL FOX THE ELK Np Was HINGTON Navi Yaka ob ary 28, 1890, — aE als for Coal t0F the orto ud Waebcvto fads, to be opened April 1, | 890," the Bureau urbished u; moau‘iauts of she Navy Yar ee a arate department Pragevonaibe, 2 che iene =e Naples of cloth and. trimmings futat accor: | IT Is PROPOSED DURING MARCH to continue the laving of the 48-inch main on , | Bridge street, on the canal road and for the connection at the reservoir, to make the con- OR, Stree Lots IN N.£. SITU- nod on, Bih at. peaeG, SOE110 to 18 alley, ouly _mi3-3 KON é i RAMEY, 1307 Feet. F°., (SALEBY OWNER — NO AGENTS — TWO pdyoining! jis pear East Capitol st. ; will be sold | nection of the mains at New Jersey avenue and B Se ee Olen. mee street; to insert a valve on the old 30-inch main i on New Jersey avenue; to insert a 12-inch blow- 1B Petes Wavnae te wGNd EE, SEARATEA DEE | off in the same mainmcar D street to commence Wik | Price if taken in tendays, JRE H. | work on the by-passes across the old main on HELL WRIGHT, 14 Ti07 Fate aw. 12-3t_ | New Jersey avenue to connect the low levels of TOR SAL CHOICE “SUBURBAN LOTS ONLY | Northeast shington with the low service of 5 cash and 85 re moneh & sur: chance to #€° | the rest of the city; to complete the cure ®. home; we wi sire to build, EASTERDAY & Alem wae connection at R and 17th streets between the Fat a.w._| 48-inch main and the old 20-inch pipe of the E “AEG EELGWING ror 00 te ANT | disiributing system; sees two 48-inch valves ie new main in jetown and to build a es 188% ¥. <a eee amore, only 880 masonry gate chamber over them; to lay Satire 1049, Lots Band 8 improved, guly 400 ® 36-inch valve in a cross con- Square 1045, elegant corner, ono nection with the old thirty-six inch main at Square 1045, Lot 793, 'w BB teat ot Lok cn the same point; to complete the masonry of Bauare 732) Corns toa oh atten Sa st. ip Tr cay wAOvG. | the abutuient of the mew Kock Creek bridge; Sitar a of 1018, silendid cornet 12, Peunayive- | te complete the replacing of the portion of the Square 024, eplemdia corner, Lota 1, 2 and 20, Penn-| 28M at the reservoir that was excavated sylvania aves iapsoven ouiy 91-26. for making. the connection, and to [oni re 1 cas, ond st,imp.,450 | Provide extra pipe, lifting jacks, cficient = rune 1008. Fe iad re > Bak. seapron Se. | and other articles required for auy breaks that | Aitioon mire mere val alues are steadily ad-| May happen in any of the mains, with the else you will be of avoiding the delays that have hereto- vie fore occurred from the > wan of them, MR. TAULBEE’S FUN ERAL, The Remains of the Kentuckian Taken to His Home for Burial. Last night the body of ex-Representative Taulbee, who was shot February 28 by Corre- spondent Kiucaid, started on its last earthiy Pilgrimage, A dreary rain and a long line of sorrowing friends marked the final scene It ts are Tho waste, streots are clay iy wt ‘call will secure choice lata ans'g Fi AVE! AOR 8 SALE NORTH SIDE LAWRENCE BE Gognd 10th ste. n.w.: 20200. Por 28) . JOR SALE—124.6 FEET ON 215T ST. Bi 71.8 0N New York ave. D.w.; Sue lot tor subdivision. re foot 75 cents. WARNER & CO., mii-bte was the Kentuckian’shomegoing. About sixty T1k-OONNOTICOT AVE members of B.B. French lodge, F.A.A.M., ac- FF hogs: Island id ‘and N at, n.w.; 30.86x144; per companied the body from Zurhorst’s under- ee ee ani a taking establishment on Capitol Hill to the ra SALE—SPLENDID LOT ON NORTHEAST Pennsylvamia depot, The usual impressive Ma- corner 11th and P sts. nw. Kee OxeO SER & «co, sonic exercises were conducted before leaving 427) fm11-5t) 916 F st.n.w. | the house by Worshipful Master Gilbert. After FE SALE—FINE LOT WITHIN HALF ALF SQUARE Pf Thomas circle, 50 feet front, of front, (U.20.) TYLER & CaBenFoub, this, headed by the Kentucky congressional del- egation, the procession took its mournful way to the depot, The 11:25 train bore the remains south, The family vault Mt. Sterling, Ky., POR SALE—MINTWOOD PLACE, NEAR COLUM. some Very Fine te prices, ibis for saumaticte, ten faving Bates? | Will hold the dead man until further arrange. Be rae urbe set, ie erate roudways ms: | mente can be made, Among those present last jamize: 2 1 8t . = THLE & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st, Bight besides the immediate relatives were Rev. Dr, Oney, Senator Blackburn, Represent- Slives mew Montgomery. = Careth, reary, iter, Martin, presenta’ Phil Thompson, ex-Doorkeeper Donelson, Sure geon General Hamilton, Doctor Frederick, Mr. and Mrs, Blackburn, Deputy First Auditor Hal- Jan and Mr, 8. A. A. Walton, The Columbia Street 1 Street Rallroad. The new board of directors of the Columbia street railroad company held ite first meeting yesterday afternoon, The proposed plan of extending the rond south toward Anacostia and north past Mount Olivet cemetery was referred to a committee for areport. The board scemed in favor of the extension northward, and it is probable that Congress will be petitioned to amend the charter so as to it the proposed improvement, President Stephenson was in- structed to complete the improvement of the track over the whole lime and also to perfect the system of transfers With the Metropolitan Kk SALE—LOT 8 on A st. se. bet. Tatas ‘Also juste on Massachusetts sve. th Sod Lath sta Price Ste FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F st. a Fe SALE—BROOKLAND—WE HAVE TWO OF the Most Desirable Lots in Brookland for sale at ® iow figure ; also T: other Good Lots For terms, price and vor (sins sy oe ms-lw- cat. ROR SALE—LESS THAN ACTUAL VALU Square of Ground on 18th, A and B sts. taining 51,000 square feet. Ouly ESoat per -0U0, Kune one, two, three and sour ¥ tifa before you buy: WASHN DAR EONEE, ae lw Fo SALE—19.000 8 SQ ARE FEET Av ; THE ner cf 21x aud A sts, Thi and offers fine chance for’ sic aig ene is alter low-priced xrounds ér0 road at ~ corner of New York avenue and 9th a iy y tncreas! ng iD vs ‘only 12 er foo! street. This plan has been tried and found to co BOAT | eek wid are ‘OR SALE—CHOICE CORNER IN DESIRAB.E piuiaissin The Annual French Ball. The annual ball of l'Union Fraternelle de Langue Francaise was given last night at Edel’s boil, As usual it was largely attended and mirth anc gayety reigned supreme from early | in the evening until late in the morning. There was every style of costume to be seen from a a flanuel shirt to full evening dress and from tailor-made street costumes to a cap and bells, | Rosalind was there in doublet aud hose, jockeys | eracked their whi » Kypsies told fortunes and S| there was no lnc flower girls, Spanish muidens and.the usual list of fancy dress char- acters, It was a mixed and rather jovial assem- F Location for store and Dwellings at the uorthwest gorncr or Sorth Capitol and Lata. tw. 74300. Price, + foot, WASH'N DAN acces iuceton, Wes. of 4th mt 1c ven near “ahooltote, 100x. Sheridan st 36, Tio foc: fr bt Dartmouth st 114600 egy i Tow at rear. Princeton ue Sherman ve. bear Sheriuau, 10%: Irving irvine st | bluge. but it was well behaved and the officers Kenesaw : j bad no trouble in keeping order. ail were out Cet ia sea i a | for a good time and they had it, The sale of liquor was stopped at midnight, but this did nox put a stop to the evening's pleasure and it was after 3 o'clock this morning when “Home, Sweet Home,” was played. ——— A Reform School for Girls Needed. Among the prisoners before the Police Court this morning was a thirteen-year-old colored girl named Sadie Landrick, against whom was charge of vagrancy. Mra. Emma Tyler, the | si aunt, appeared as the prosecuting wit- Ok sALE-MINTWOOD PLACE-I HAVE A FEw | ness and Policeman Sam Nelson also gave testi- Beutit.:uily Located Loty m_ thix handson: mony. or * TOME SOUL; [Serer gee ued comes’ kets eaecieaees ie oe Mrs, Tyler, who lives im Graham's of 1 compiained that the girl's mother was ; and her father does not contribute ledpenien | port. The girl, she saya, has been the i tear the he 7 tended aud Colum | Biel og te bape ih sorted aud Colum: “dives” on 18th street aid she le (witnens) hat TO LOUK: | been unabie to do anything for her. hk Y. becuuinul Kock creek valley. RENGE MAND 00 feet wide: ~-And what do you want me to do?” asked the the work Goin De bia Koad, cor. 14th xt ble loc on W 00. Utter desirable northwest iota: GEO. F. GRAHA! 1319 F st, © close a parcnerahip: 1 wirwet cary Price Bolt Der Ut, Wevius w ait, cE ‘wud us. SALE. LE-LOTS IN ADDY as ee can be sol:t at 0 | oF yue-quarter court. *"Send her iephe Wists nw. OK SALE—LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ON t ‘Temeytown road and Woodley Lane. optosite Oak | View, Electrie rmiway now Imd w these ivix, | | which Lave sidew:i.3 im front and guy mai paces | ther lows in amuivediane BATCH! her.’ «Have you tried to send her to some institu- tution?” inquired the court. ~There is no institution where I can send the girl,” the witness “If there was she would have been sent there long ago.” | SS er cont Suterese, 7. B. Townes & Sox., Other institution,” remarked the court. “The work house isa — this it a ent ae mot i wo sen there now. 1316 7TH ST, N. W. woul not be much better when she came out.” a. ete en eo coe wide, life suspended sentence during good Emer rate : A.C.8. FRESH Leg gs D.C. bn te Sees THE COURTS. oc lapel — Yesterday—Hollaban agt. Wi and Georgetown ae verdict for by “aL; verdlot for piainti! for tn aut Fell Fifty Fees ‘Geog tate Brant 10. ” sion asinine A serious socident heppeved gn the Georgia railroad some 70 miles opp Mo rs cc nin bon cnedh "ast yesterday. prgptoereent freight train was crossing « trestle 50 feet high "Nap near Horse Cveck mines, when one of the wheels of @ coal car broke. The bumping of TEE CUNLURD BARWESS, the derailed cars ‘trestle and twelve care went engine and car seme. HS Cree ee ro or = ase 7 Ngethn,.adBirsinghom ‘Sorrs Socovnep . road to Cardove till the — : 7 As th. “Did the wheels run smooth?” “There was no wheel.” “But there was grease?” “I farnished @50 worth.” he once went to Witkouski's office with « named Coles and had he gotten his @50 he was going to give it to Mra Cole if she cured him the signatures of two New York gressmen, ——_—— Two Wives {Who Want Divorces. Emma E. Cox has, by Messre, Cook and Sutherland, filed a bill for divorce from Joba A. Cox. They were married December 22, 1880, and lived together till February, 1889, when she charges desertion, She states that they have one child, born in treated her with cruelty and got into the habit ot remaining out all night; that November 1887, he struck her; that February 19, 1885, bs kicked her in the ¢} re; February 33 be choked and strack her and a ~ the cloth- ing from her, we him and falsely stated that be bed cuption for divorce. levers, Cook and Sutherland have also og @ suit for Annie 8. Sasse against Francis They wore married et Anacostia July 8, her name baing Shambrugh, and a that immediately after marriage he his bebavior toward her, became most cal and abusive and treated her in a cowardly manner, rendering her life miserable; Ebi threatened to Kill ber and. the next soroine St ae — ordered her to ant at nally they were gcompeled to leave their abode: estranged herself from her famil yoy Ol mand, but finally left bi was subse- quently induced to return to him, but the assurances he gave her were disre that ump* | in April, 1887, he struck and choked ber and kicked Ler out of bed, and when she returned to — with but one blanket he windo: 4 as to endanger her life and health, that his last ebuilition of rage was February 23, when he tore up her plush coat and ordered her to leave. expelling ber from home, and that he bas since slandered ber without any grounds. — In Honor of the Auxiliary Corps. A reception given to the Woman's relief corps, auxiliary to Burnside post, No. 8,Depart- ment vf the Potomac, G.A.R, by the members of the post last evening was @ most enjoyable affair. Comrade Huntoon welcomed the ladies pete a soree 3 oak bis spon speech was elo- uently responded to by the vice president of tle relief corps, Mra. Sap ist, The presi- dent of the cor Mrs. A. Hendricks, ha’ been unavoidably detained, came in later feelingly thanked the post for ite kind tion, Comrades Sypherd, Ross, ner and Hitchcock ig eager to the enjoy- ment of the occasion by reminisce: reci- tations and songs, After a dram Comrade Springsteen, the tables wei cally apeeels with « bountiful repast, and the veterans and their guests were served by the fair hands of a bevy of beautiful young ladies, Comrade Plummer of North Dakota made an eloquent address, after which the audience joined in singing “America.” — Not Sold to an English Syndicate, A rumor was current in this city yesterday and this morning to the effect that Gen. Beale had disposed of his great ranch in California to an English syndicate for the sum of ‘2,000,000, and that Mr. Truxton Beale had left for California for the purpose of consummating the sale. ASraz reporter called at the residence of Gen. Beale this morning and asked him if 4 sale had been made or was in Beale dismissed the matter asa mere idle ru- mor and said there was not @ single word of truth in the whole story. ieee Repvcep Rates ro tae West va P.RE— The Pennsylvania railroad company announces that by reason of the reduction in passenger rates on the lines west of Chicago and St. Louis rates by that line have been lowered to all points in the west and northwest by way of Chicago and St, Louis and of the Penn- —— railroad are thus enabled to secure e benefit of this reduction on all tickets to points west of the Mississippi river. The magnificent facilities of the Pennsylvania railroad commend this system te all travelers.—Adct, — ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tax Evexuxo Stan. Proposep Iprovement.—The superintend- ent of gas, upon whom rests all the responsi- bility for the Pee conduct of the gas house and the "ligl ting of the dwellings, &c., of the city, made a most important to the city council a few days ago, which was briefly noticed in Tux Sram The ‘superintendent reports th penditure of some will be necessary to put the works order, if not to secure their works has always been the mone: i i i i | H i F H a é 558 si E E E ire elf § E il at E z E fk i | | | 1 F if 4 I F j b te Ht fh ' uf f i ef ° i | | | | ' | al i tle i i i fl fi H