Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1890, Page 3

_FOR_RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE-—-HOUSES. - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1890. ___FOR SALE—HOUSES. __FOR SALE—LOTS. FS ; RENT- HOUSE 17:6 VERMONT AVENU! ig ; modern improvements, #: aponth, ire Bt Y4Y D wt uw. REXT_722 COURT ST. BET. OTH AND 7TH G and H stan. eeu etn 8%. 2S 71 tb a ne. ¢.. Br. rx aa sihe aw Store.30 6 rm. brick 6th at De OF 20 40 6rd Callan st Kasth. 1 WE ‘KETT. S10 F st. n. Fee “FURNISHED. F ‘ery Nice S-story Kran ata Einprey creaming oh, tae co. Feely frac : —A VERY PRETTY SIX-ROUMS AS BULLETINS CAN 1 OUR OF- oS een aes w Brick Howson Mii steaethree | pe glEEtENs,C MTOUSES CAN BE, INSPECTED ave. care) in perfect onder) nice weigh. | ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE. Dorhoed and beautiful location. F. 8 HILL & JOHNSTON, Hast Capitol wh15-s,tu,th BE ave... Fore T_20: oR RENT— c iT.. THREE-S' ic Brick having 10 rooms am od. tps. ANEW SIX-ROOM BRICK STORE od Dwell 19 7th st. only $18. sepa ocation; berdics pass door. reut $0.00. "| ser month "R.A PHILLIES & BON, 1410 xe York Apply to F ave. _into-d 107 Pa. ave. ? a : : EO =r JOR RENT OR SALE—ONE OF THE rao RENT—201s G ST, THULE STORY AND = ~ Bonin fll sy Pai Brick, House, coiitainine 10 roctts apletely Sarateiaed een Lee nokia Will sent de completely furnished; be I well a ta Krent ba: mn CHSMLES PARLY, 603 24th st.m.w., FOR RENT 1100 1TH sr ESIRABLE COR: ner House; southern exposuife; twelve rooms and large cellar, heated. by Ia Price $8.33: ty insect. Apply to TAMES a GREEN, ee ROE Pee DST, N.W.. T-STORY ae WIN- w Brick House with ail modern aR athe including ciectrie bells, stati: Henary wah tube, two closets, * Bra Fst. ail mod. i + good location; herdics pase the Govt; rent S007 ‘mest ache WILCOX. 1907 Ps. ave. RRENT—FIVE NEW px ON WASHING- sete contelains ¥ rourns aud all med. tu cars pass the door ; — $50. 05 beara ADI ESCOTT & miose WILGok. 1807 Pa. ave. {OK KENT. Fs tt Mansion. 23¢G00 a 2 108. G26 La ave, 1dr. 3313 Pa ave..i1r. COUN ‘TRY _ ‘REAL_ ESTATE. JOR SALE—-AT HERNDON, VA, TWENTY Fives Buely Luproyed. abundance of choice fruit, cane room dwelling. barn and out* Ceilings: pois #5250. B. H.WARNER & CO. S16 F at bow. ___ Fo oat 081.1.60. 08 1d Hate GO ©: ly trains « D—TO LEASS DAIRY “Fata oF ) acres, within 3 miles on north or east of <ivibg rent and iinprovements. HM. m2 & EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY 4 the District of tuamodiate vicinity a 3-acre Orange Grove of 100 bearing trees; ore eur soon; X-room cottage; weil, barn and outhouses. Is one of the moxt desirable lots in town; two zuinutes? watk frum depot; five from center of town, finest xTowins towns in south hes 2,000 inhabitants, 8 chooly'm tlie state. For ecu B Situated WITHIN AN ‘unproved by a lane veniences, of ns and all necessary outhtuldige: it ie tful residence; price $1” au trade ‘My, property. JAS) im ym si 0.3 Te aw stEDT k bua ms FE SALE—FARMS—SEVERAL SMALL FAR! T_ST._N.W.; SEVEN ROO: from 75 0 100 acres on rallnied. with amprove- with stable: #27 ments, te rourue aud batts; all ues, : very | "mZ0-t Ce ROR ete | (08. saLe—10 AUTT TOTS AT MT. Take Park, Md., one of the most delightful sum “KR MONTH; STORE mer resorts in the United States; price of Lots $100 1 Vt. ave: locality and circulars free. BRISTOR & wt or brug Basiness. | t Lake Park, Garrett county, Md. ‘JQ0k RENT—BY Tos. E waagaaai BEAL LE—FA , 22 ACRES, ABOUT TWO F ESTATE BROKER, 917 F 5ST. N.W. miles fron: Stott’s station, Meek K. og! 9-room HOUSES. dwell ne. outimildings: fue id plenty of 00. Farin of 68 acres halt mile fr from College th Gr. dwelling and outbuildings, 7,000. ‘orrent at 912.5 iarms and tr 1 to lU acres. Tracts suitable for sulaiivinien. A Asrtantier of desieble dwellings for gale and rent at Hyuttevi lalensburg. DUCKETI & F FORD, O17 F at, nw. HOR RENT—AT TAKOMA PARK, Dwelling, Stable and other outbuildi ii ‘ulars call at office RUST V4th st. LOK SALE_FIVE CHARMING G VILLA SITES A Charlton Heixhts; cuurches, schools and stores; 30 houses built: 1,000 lots sold; 1 nales avenue graded walks but d 4 vast Pai sista s rip. y $5 cash and F Mouth required :} w build house to suit, ee L MATTIC! mise Fes RENT—AT ROCKVILE, MD, 3 MINU’ Walk from depot. # Charming S-room Dwelli eave Zacresof ground: ne {cut and trees: will rent furnished oF uururnish SWOKMSTEDT & ‘BKADLEY, _m1-6t 7 F stow, JOK SALE—214 ACRE EON HOUS! apple orchard, full bearing, erase, 15 | ance heavy tuber, miles from Khowles and? iniles | from Silver Springs;omly $1,500. Alvo 10 acres near 20 | this place for JR. HERTFORD, _mid-lw 1419 G st. JOR SALE-ONE OF THE Most “DESIRABLE OFFICES. $i Bw. front |) Central Bidg,room18, joor. room 1 Farms for subdivision between Washington aud timore, directly at station. Price bl UEL BEALMEAR, 310 St. Paul st., SAM Ma in thorough repair, 167 Apply to 03. Ww. Fi. SALE"19000 ACRES OF | VALUABLE aes Coal and Timber Land, in Botetourt Co. Va utlt throuch property. FREES Se Sanat UEALMEAI. S10 ott Peal ae ies cal ert ‘es ml¥-6t" W J ANTED—TO KENT A PLACE IN THE COUNTRY Hot less than 6 acres, house mie at Oro a ress A.G.T., Star office, Fx SALE—CHEAP, DESIRABLE PROPERTIES— 3S acres wear. axricultaral college; beautiful sit- uation, 7 mil ity on old staxe highway be- tects Waak-& Bult 3 mile trom BK. stati House of six rooms with acre of ground.shade und frat HOUSE 1306 Feserone subtin Park; forntshed or uaturs sohed call after ml eee eee S50 hi = trees, northern extremity of yattaville, adjoin 20K BENT—BY RK. 0. HO! Kiverndale | Park. G. H. CALVERT & CO., Koom pt 2010 F ai in1s-st BOUSES. | Fe ee EVERAL FINE PIECES OF CJUN- 2228 M at. nw. 16r. #1 ying between Bethesiia and Knowles’ 1325 14 n.w.,12r a8) Prices; every acre desirabie pro- 5 13th st_a.w., Br.-.1 HODGES & TEEL, ‘OU E iT Park, adjoining “igen, at ruling prices. ¥ x 6, Star office. m1 1213 F8T.N.W. st. bet. Sechin ie rent Ser - wi = SCOTT, WILCOX & CO. 20; ranean ESS aad hovisiete ave, ‘could be traded for cea decline and Rig ete ees DA' zs atts 3 at. Snieoe SALE—SOUTH . FSET Ges ame m20-3t Si Wades {OR SALE CALIFORNIA AVE. LOTS 7 AND. POR SALES TERY DESIRABLE NEW, jOUSE, 11 F j & Green's subdivision TARE Money ean rua at 5 percent. — Foome and beth, 1717 st ae. 94 Pex foot, 81.2 am wanes WASH'N DANENHOWER, ia ee $35: Diohecd.w, mi5-lw 1115 Fst ww. B SALE—LOT 56 OF DI IN & LEIGHTON'S — SSE Te eae ap 1 BOOMS, Ee poivinouer at Hega gegen | BUSINESS CHANCES. pe. Dear F u.w., Ors., best condition, lot 262140 B16 it aw, 5 ant, ‘peer. .W., 9Ta., best condition; lot 20x1. FOR, 5 SALVA weak Woven Cagle oa oe on ORTH £° aroseey rot etna cae Eeetinear Shs mw re. bent ropae, News fern dt 18300; price pet foot opine presen em: Fan ot ee m18-3t HST. NEAR 6TH eGo Spares a ee for a few days Fost. nw. WE | Ft FICHANGE WE WAVE G2, DESIRABLE oer coe eae Lint We make s specialty of mcg (our bus m18-3t 625 Pat_n.w. i SALE A HARD OME HOUSE NEAR, DU- F od. $m Apply to OWNER. 1514 Sunderland Place. ° OR SALE_FINE PIECE OF, PEUSINESS PROP. 5 eer, oRponite, new Builders Just the Pace fer ove nore pre; Hour-stors pro bar: & hardware, Buildings com cpotainh rooms, ail ‘modern im wements: lof 23x11 alg ree ‘lies. Por further ‘ticulare appl WASH'N ba bere plete F st. new. Aes VER! provements cheap, 0-19 SALE BRICK HOUSE, 1; ms; modern im} Inquire at S08 ae hee F° 1K SALE—NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK, 112 oie, cig ye oo toss pond Lon tages ah Dat n.e., Gem, ee rd to, ip ile mo. payments. at. near f. room th ne, - Ste ae B.e., Huely con- easy terme, iT & STOC! ‘OR SALE A TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT Brick Houge near the government printing office go Hented af $19.40 per month. ‘a Two-story and Basement ining 8 roome F 20 per mouth, bath for 63.300. | Ben! jOHN: | Bete San FINE MA) iN 4 CRO i wurronnded@y large pe location’ excellent ; Joh enn could be nd did to ‘ad: Vantage, or the hoi for a smal] sum could be made A most delightful hom home, JOHNSTON, m2 03 Fennsyivanie av We F? = SALE-ELEGANG (NEW) TWELVE-ROOM Donble Honse next to corner of New Hampshire red and frescoed: heated by fur- offer wanted. New 5-room 100. 1 = 6th st, ice B5, 2! a s by uw. ; beautiful ins STORE AND H fymt easily for TWO 6-ROOM BRICK HOUSES 0; Fented at 819.30 each; always, rented. U. 1. BOY! Ea & For SALE—1020 19TH ST. mod. imps. ; 12 to Z o'clock. ' Price, # gent. “Owner, Lieut. ‘Treasury, POE SAE Goop Tt 5-reom Leonint Mat cars: now Fe SAL rooms, rfect order; c = EAI ‘Moo will trade Sine oe residence. ‘Call Droit Building. ‘Sine tise |ALE— 93, 500— HOUSE, SIX bath; pressed brick front; ty 10-ft, Bear Sth; elewant repair; rent at month; a investment. 1307 F st. n. oR uae -BARGAIN-ON 10TH 8T. BE Hand I st«.. a Desirable 2-story and Basement Dwelling; 7 rooms and bath; mod. imps.; stable on lot; price $3,000. PITNEY a'Biiad DYORD, DW. FAL ESTATE OFFICE 140848 zwar, 4G Street orthweat, ‘Near the Higgs House, .., _ Notury Public. N.H. ave,, 8 Fooms aud bath... Hist. a, 8 rooms and bath, ‘Two Houses, —- plac Riss st,, 10 room Gat. bet! 18th and ‘THth sta. Dst.n.w. near Ist. Pat, near Dupon m20-3t c—A 7-ROOM FRAME DWELLING; TWO ola at. bet. 4th and Sth; mod. impa.; mn Brick ob C st. ne. bet. Stn and 10th; Groom Brick onO st, pe” vet 13th and 1 & FOR! O17 F st. nw. JROR SALE-P sT. BETWE aut AND 18TH DW. ‘Three-story 10-r00! facing south. all nal spamrrovenenss Toe Lb On0e'6 to at ley. ‘Price WASH'N DANENHOWER, ino OR SALE—ONLY A FEW LEFT < ae Tair MAS: some row on Q st. near Pah | all-stone fronts and ‘two brick ‘nd some, stylish and complete, Twelve Toums, bath, butlers pantry, furaae everything necessary to make home a comfort, coustruction, is Brat-cl Very Tewpect. WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 F st. nw, BRI floor; 8 rooms in ail; all conven- ruerof Sth and Q sts. D.w.; 0. WASH'N DAN! FRAME HOUSES, CONTAL euch, on Lot 30x90, facing south on nted for $16.50 each. For both, Price $54 WASH'N ER, m19-3t 201 > F st. nw. jOUSE ON CORNER NEW fs York — 3 a: rg Lot 18x58. splendid i ee, Ce WASH'N DANENHOWER, Brick House it Press Bri ere in. Prices | 815,500, uccordiny to style of F% SALE—ByY FISH & MUL LER 121 ‘O-room arn improvements aud with south aud Gast exponnres: Ree 1310000. Inducement to sec’ before Addrens OWNEM, ua above. mA8at™ Fors SALE—FINE HOUSE NEAR DUPONT CIR Ege: 2 rooms: cans terms; $13,500. “mite |t OB 8. —-CHEAP—1207 G STREET N.W., LOT ey 528,000 goxd een 4 and E sts. 5. Foe LEAS AN INVESTMENT a & sence, an Unusually Cheap Recentl REST- it Double yt House in the northwest. BH. ROLERARON, Tere Hat. m17-6' PES SALE—SIX NEW WELL-BUILT oe Houses in the northeast; all rented pay 30 peoing Senay GL eeG cen chine eusy termus, oF 61,200 emt Tift "Le STARGAKDTER, 618 Lot st. nw. ALE—OR EXCHANGE — WELI-BU ‘ILT rl i. fine’ closete: lot 17.0203 WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 F at. hw. Fees SALE—JUST SOUTH OF H ST. ON 5TH N.E., two Ge the best built Small Houses in this city; 's labor under the supervision of Teaponsie Ble builder t contains Betoee tobe Cisees aad ey convenience ; lot 15.! — 10 10nney. aE ice 83 m15-1w FE SAtESFINE INVESTMENT IN A HOW OF lew Brick Houses on F st. #42. room bricks; all Improvements and al x70, yeu, Price $4500 each oF 0.0 _miS-tw ‘OR SALE—FOUR NEW TW oajORE ‘AND Easement Bricks neat cornet 6th end. ns 7 ‘and bath each; lot 15.9x55. Price §3, ac 47, WASH’'N DANENBOWER, 1115 F st, nw. 5-lw Fe. ‘SALE—BY_ FISH de MILLER, Px AS Ne ‘Brick Ks i rT Bs net = eat: fe hae rok istand 3a $6,500. ety FS ST, r.: Very cheap. OR aoe es ith in men 10 roots, inode, a bud cast. “This in barvain at 84, pups on OR SALE BY FISH & MILLER, 12 —An Eiegant Reside it] rooms. A Very neat home ae 1 BALE. BY Witsoe « MILLER, 1213 ST. ‘w. bet. Land M.'s Superb Brick Howes’ phe Swacr about to leave city offers is Fesidetice at very low price of 88,000, m15-6t Foe SALE BY FISH & MILLI St. iful Residence on Capito) st, Det Sthand brits sts.; 9 rooms; lot 1s101 to alley. cheap at 86,500. ae os R SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213. a.W.—A Fine Residence on amas pets 13th and 24th, 10 rooms, lot +0x100 to wide alley on aide and rear.” At low price ft ae JOR SAI een with Stone Trim iH & MI ,1213 FST. NW. sieeve rick tier. window Residence re ae on Me st. m.w. between Ist and m. i; lot 26: samt com- ‘cheap; uD: 83,500. 6 Fakes SALE_BY FISH & MI] ER meee A Very Fine Business Prope rey of tn vettoe and V sts, Dow. : lot 42x100 with 2 Frame Houses ana Sta ry cheap at £10,000; will exchange for smaller ‘improvedor “unimproved property. m15-Bt 3¥ ST. NW. A Residence on N at. 1 witha stable {08 Horse sud ‘caring om son site this is very cheap 40 Ww15-6t_ VOR SAL! Business provers ¢ oreo 12th and Ohio ‘ave., under good ret prick on that near Tn Brick on K st. n. 10 room: Ror SALE-SIX- “ROOM, HOUSE, LARGE Lor, wood "water Five-room” Honse, stable, waters shade, fruit 81/000. ‘Handsome’ Sevews roost Cottaze, fine shade; ail within tour minutes of 5 E. HINE, a {OR SALE-1 8! imipss: Atgh story. Drow atone, kami wood eek throughout; dining foom and ball in oak panel ; parlor ray od yard and alley in rear. foOwner, HB. MORNE Sona JOR SALE—A_ LARGE 1 THREE STOR Cellar Brick House on Est. n.w.; 10 rooms, bath, mi: ISx109 to BO-foot alley; concrete strest; ih splendid condition, 4, rt G. HENSEY & CO. 300 F st. nw. Wo HAN pare! Al EI IDEN just completed; Uistryaseea in solidity of coustru tion and style of architecture and finish; lot 25 feet front andruns through to Lxth st, Reys at at the eMice of as 6 STEIGER & LIEB! m15-6t JOR SALE—THAT VERY “DESIRABLY Loc: property, 1015 Connecticutave. ; lot 36x1 sins about 4,800 <q. 18, improved by, Double Threc- ipilenghid Cusiness property ; sold low on for one week, TAWRENCE SANDS. 0. ULRICH et story ‘prick enay terma, | turther particulars address Bo’ { F 2K SALE—FARM OF 1,065 ACKES, LWENTY- | E’tvo unies trum Richmond, Ve., known as Whit- | fields: improved by a fine home, stable, d other houses. J. Kk. HE: PORD, 1419 G st. m SOK SALE-BEST BARGAT 6-rooms House Iced ti dows, porches, stable, ud Yards, Sine fruit, water, stud, sh SO. COUKE D. LUCKE Cann sve. bet. Lath & 15, fer. av. ur. N, 225. ¥e SALE-I OFFER FOR SALE . FOR A F days that very fine tract of land of 110 acres fronting Whecce Sil a mie on the Baltimore aad Ohio iis and lieves station aud running Brentwood road. The tract has been sub- divided into streets and lots and recorded. Several thousand dollars has beeu expended for grading the whl7 RO. HOLIZMAN, 10thendFatamw. | streets. Price #80, Of the "property and re office. JOR RENT_—1309 F ST. N.W.—THk DULLLING | Lee ee cee OG E ot = iitchen and beth | _™ miler “STEIGER & LIEBERMANN. 1303 OK SALE—@. WILL PURCHASE A Bi = tiful Farm of 190 Acres between Baltimore and | ~ Gashingtou; bandoce balidings Leela tiete ont mental Shrubtery, choice fruit aud excellent water, ie "190 62. : | _m15-6 or nN saTiamarres Ma. 7 a, iar m15-6t" itimrre, hate Or 100 1613 Nadinoi 87 11 | POH SALE 0 ACKES VERY ie LAND, 10 inet d wood: running stream ; five springs ich buisilug sites. 7th st pike near Knowles sta: tuon, Met. Branch. small house Seco: _mis-6r COOKE D. LUCKE: DOR SALE—FALLS CHURCH, Va. H 3 11-room Brick oon rs with 95. ‘acres, sue Village. Price # ad ASIEN DANENHOWER, ALS Fat ne. aldiugs, spring house, deli tous tbeing: Pipes in'barn and house, orchard: ea hate lawn, *beubbery. Contains 120 acres, Suitable, SU timber, 5S — and grass mowis; tor and truck. Churches, schools, stores, Srist and saw inills near. ances $4.000. Casts $1,500, balance easy terms, 2. Address owner on Farm— _iubeolm* 3. E. ZUG, Bowie, Md. _ DAIRY FARM yi ITHIN 3 3 MILES OF OF ‘this city , 287 acres; Fei y ee ais | os ‘30N, 1419 New York ave. iN METN. BRANC! B.& O., Lo’ i sseate H paltry, ‘Pruck fo lr. 995 F at yok sal VILLE. Dil yonite Tatlroad station, about, Three Acres Proved by the fine brick 25-rvom ‘dwelliue known ‘an | the Hott mansion aud bys O-roum frame dwelling? tt cairabie and valuable property in, Hyatte- MATH & SON FS, 2 F st. nw. PRO POSALS. n19-3t 5 F et. n.w. m15-6t ‘OR SALE~MASSACHUSETTS AV NUE NEAR | (OR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE aw eerea story Frame, Dwelling 12th and K. 1. ing 10 fooms gad eiimoderad imnproveinenta oS te trout through to Qat, Price, 310,000. 199 ° 'WASEDN DANENHOWER, m1 st JOR SALE—THREE-STORY aS oe NT Brick ou L st. near 14th p.w.. 34 rooms and all im, i, Lot 20x115, with at ble, 1,000. 0. WASH'N DANERHOWER, _m19-3t 1115 Fst. no. OK SALE_—ON G ST. N.W. NEAR 9TH, THREE Large Brick Honses; will’ be sold low tora few ys; Tupidly advancing in value, m19-3t For Sate, ox NN. EAR ¥, LARGE 13-room Brici Iu front: can be converted inte an office building; only 9.500; B. F. GILBERT & CO., m19-3t O25 F st. now. JOR SALE—A CHANCE TO BUY A GOOD BRICK on 12th at. uw. cpenenninn a bir Fice § Neh anmmae Ca ey vc CO ml FU! ITUATE} e near station at South Brookland: ;Jarge lot; $2,500; on easy terms. KEI FORD W. WALKER, £000 Pat, __m19-1W JOR SALE—IN Mf. PLEASANT—NICE COTTAGE and Lot: well i sted on principal street; on small cash nent; balance pany ‘at _ very reasonable price. EDFORD W. WAL! 006 F st. m10-1w | Pita SALE—@25) eee SIDE F ST. BET, 2D and Jd sta. s.w., S-room 3 lot vasisaig, wyitet E and F sta nw, Lanse 3.story Brick; 14 i g penton by: hot watery $12,500. . H. WARNER & CO. 1G ¥ st. POY SALE—ELEGANT NEW BRICK DWELLINGS oa Fbek, 10th and 1 ts. and m19-St «929) JOK SALE—>-STORY. BRICK ON SEESTOS ST. tue,. 81,250, BH. WARN miv-3t (89) EM Oper ‘hw. JK SALE—VALUABLE,DUSINPSS PROPERTY Toth et new Be WARNER & CO. milf Wa BW. ROR SALE TE ti EY ate i AND er a Ww. as wi, tH. WARNER & CO, mi19-4t @3l st. DW. JOR SALE _FOUR SM! SMALL, BRICK HOUSES OON- taining 6 and 7 roome ices fi 250 t Soo. ‘Hopa fray iin v tk pm Sty 50 to 83, Ore Fat nw. mm JOR SALE-BEST 10-ROOM a STORY AND ; 65 Defi ble top, weak re Basement Brick ment Br tea “ini B-waee stands: hot aud. Backulley 323 FOr Sate A VERY n DESILABLE RESIDENCE PARKER, 1418 F st. now. POSALS WILL BE RECEIV OR THE oustrnction of at: ee bag oF the — RENT—OMFCRxIS F the Centui lous at ane ders eae tS all = LEW aes ABRAHAM. Secretary. KOPOSAL SEALED, PROPOSALS Fu se ai ere erases Shoe } Sixt Two, “at the office ‘of the kus ES & Clark. i Dullding, where plans and tesa A. 8. PRATT & SON! ae Barra _ BOARDING. ST., NEW Hor i us "cuss: ome siglo ot obit vine sevice fhe, bt required. wnl4-Tm* Yen Ee Ricety EZUR PEED Boom ae Cations can te ecens ius, coptaning & rooms 2 be reated to a good tenant very mm ‘THos. 5. rise Spates § 3. day with board: Sie atpacs 2 aan ARCHITECTS. “VON NERTA, CUTTY st. Be oo E1423 STH repair. epee Tho: at Pumice = LITHOGRAPHER, 2012 PA AVE Beatly printed from yourpiste ad SBESTON Lin PAINT ane. . SPER “rn ‘gONs: 208 Tu ee ue = |e QOK SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE F it fasbiousble locali moderat terms me ste. ee et me ROBERTSON, m18-3t Het. nw. Foes SALETA CHEAP REET A v.; lot i 34254 a A FASH- 7th ato IAVID D, midst GaO3.1D to alley sot worth the ious feute for @20 per mon 4, 250, SIONE, 8U6F st.nw. L ‘1015 East Cap. 000, 5 Te Or .8800 Recor Bw. Bb er sdk st. De, ave, n.w., overlooking Towa circle: price $19,000; on easy teruie or will taxe 4 portion of the purchase moue: in sinall houses or & 00d building lob CHARLES W. HA! LOK SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND Boundary and cohvenient to st ow omneg ann boa. st. hw. 8 AT ONLY 81.05 PER . Vlas comte ante eiea A Sue bs Faw ae Sn ate WNER DESIKING TO MOVE SOUTH qeemee oes = Firmly es with Regalar Line of Customers. WAST bas iiy pee 15 Pet nw. 00 WiLL Boy | apace uoceRes 0 ana" Business of Fal the best busi- \A. SHIELDS, 1006 za POR SALF—A FE’ fERIDIAN F Li extended, which will ries if takenatonca 4. A. SETTLE. FOR SALE—ORIGINAL LOT 3 80. 1040, FRONT. - onc Pine yn h Carolina *. a Oc, Tots 40 1040 Heine bet . Band 0; 7 Mm20-3t a aaked N RAMEY, 41307 F st 2.w. R RAL ESTATE OFFICE JOHN B. WIGHT, 140534 G Street N Ness the igre Ho ‘House at. near M, 1052118. Capitol and N 2101.8, area 1st and 24, 16.6360. Gor. 19th st. and Cor. 3d and F sits. Be., 1 er neony 7thne, Lots near 19th aud X sta a. Pas LE—CHEAP—A NICE BUILDING LOT, 21 feat stron by, 693% X deep. on west side of 2 Lith st. AVSRIELDS, Lo00 Rat nt wre ot st. new, R SALE—N NEAR 151 23, 2.102103; $2. 100. +t 78. 2 Bat near let _ mht F; 2K SAL Pe Company, state bought, sold and exchanged; rents ‘collected: estates mau: axed: Bee eae se oe. m19-1lw ‘0 LOTS ON MERIDIAN BILL, NGHAAC 933 F st. mig-3t* ALE—A FEW VERY 1 DESIRABLY SITUATED rie in yeti are now offered for Sale. THOS, J. FIS: 1324 Fst. nw. Fa ae. STREET, CORNER OF 87H | x64 on K ai on &th st. ; contains 6. srlendia chanioe ‘gr inv investinest at at a price that us railroad is rem rer to hol WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 F st, EFT oon BIRTH ST on Pand Qn. 9.65100 to alles WASH'N DANENH( 115 F st. new. FR; SALE—LOT ON L STREET aS \ OT and 10th nw, igi Toom frame house now on lot; Aimensions 14. Oxi Oks SDA Nextrow vER, _n18-3t 111s Fst. tow. Ri SALE—CHOICE LOT ON P sf. i TW) 15th and 16th «ts. Raw j 228100. (mi9-3 = SALE—123TH B&T. NEAR R at. LoT 20x100 to alley. Pee 8s BE fo 200 DANENHOWER, m19-3t 1115 F st.u.w. TOR SAL oF ahi RAR NORTH CAPITOL 8T. 8x96 to Price ¥ . CHOICE SPECULATION-15 LOTS on Florida ave. — it sts. near Ist u.w.; 18 by av- ch, to alley : adjacent property held much, Brice Gc, per foc WASH’N DANENHOWER, 15 Fst. nw. Fe BALE—50c. A SQUARE eure ro SOLD THIS be) a pesutital Lot, fronting 56 feet on 14th st, earared rors oN flor speculation ; 8 This iti held at Toe. foot. m18-6t JGR SALI LOTS ONLY # nae en perma@nth. A sure uae eneee furnish you mouey if you desire to Dil EssteuDa's fALDEMA 8c Fat. ow. Fe fatto BEA th aud East Capital sts. m18-3 PR Ay Pi SQUARE “FOOT wii & Lot 20 ft. front on 2d st. uear M; worth 1. North side, of OF at bet, ‘ath and 5th, side aud rear alleys, frout,, site for two houses 30x08 on bib be. 25 ave near Ky 25x75 F st. nw mis-3t JOR SALE—200,000 SQUARE FEET OF SPE cially Desirable Ground, adjoining and near Lin- coln aquare. Are autborised to sell this week st prices insuring reudy sales and handsome p prebts for unmedi- ate subdivision, THOMAS A. MIT( CHELI R SALE_WE HAVE 22 DESIRABLE DWELL: ings, 16 Handsome Lots and 27 Exeellent Farms for exchange. Call aind casunine our Ex change List, We make a specialty of this branch of our business. ea BF. GILBI BT EO. m18-3 TOR SALE—A building 81 per foot; also ave. mae? ber foot House; all. roo: Fecepsion half, Dat , heated by ateam Turia | By elestele TOK SALE-ON TRRMS TO reer On Two t Bast Capi LENS BUTE EAPOUD, o dvo.k Pront Vote, Uti nc “(100 tn, NEK, 013 East Cap.st.m17-1m" ICE 3 STORY roe as LING, ‘and convenient to street cars, 8 zoons, bath root ‘snd cellar under whole houest fur. nace and all mod. imps, ; cabinet mantels and open tire- es im wll la: Tool Price O. Terms eusy, TILER S xiiifeia ae et, OK SALE—MODEEN BRICK D’ Fvtomeattie and cellar. well located cirmortbwest: ‘further vulars and card to LER BUT ERPOUD, we") bey Rk SALE—A VERY DELIGHTFUL HOME wc : SS ais won For full in yor Saves ; Oo ERE Roe AVE. A LARGE, seginmedious, Sunny House, coutain ink all m.i., in jonable ‘and ettractive nelhborhood, BH ROBERTSON, 1515 H f21-1m ” Fees SALE—GREAT | cEaiin IN HOUSE ANB Lot near Pension office; offered cheep if, sold BELLIN &CU, charming 8. inapert rhea to once; terms to suit, d3i-3m Fe: ery HOUSE 1344 R BST.; BI BRICK; TEN man write THOMAS BLAGDEN, City Post of For ‘erm fice Box 531 yor SALE-ELFGANT RESIDENCE, Toe it. n.W., containing rooms; just complied’ builtin ‘middoru wt le and the ‘est ‘uiauner owner, 1210 N at. nw, JOR SALE—TO INVESTORS TWO 1 FOUR-ROOM Bricks, northwest aeTanted at 8 Pipes senesd oe mere ley Houses in g.e., will net vested. mhll pine $1,800; ‘yo ww 3500 per'yeur on 83,700 BARNES & WEAVER, pa SALE BRICK STORE AND DWE a oan Otte ‘squares of ol: J x x PS & SO! if i ave. woe m8-13t 8T.-GOOD BRICK, (DALE 8 Lot 17: my ic Hat . Ashford abstract, 1 84,000, Rasy terns. Convenient location. $4,000, wean 7 eraekee 30,000. BH HOB! ——— SIX-ROOM BRICKS 1 oe each; 10th and V 2.W, ste. tine if desired: 10. Der Brent Lots Ue reer del to eoh sea ate SMitw& SON. Lees Fst kw. Fon sies BARGAIN — ee a oleent inuprovementes contin tere pens ore. odern iniprovenn , =o at 87 rsh ro" per Price $10, For; OW, Se ETOR. £25-1m Fee FINE ane & HOME - desires me t0 eell getPos. | fl pitas Ty ‘and convent Sys. ys ‘conoreted al Ata ae ins Ws An Showing the Chotcest and Best Grade of Printed China and India Silks ever Displayed in Washington. Also the Handsomest Line of Robes in Worsted Ma- terials that we have ever nandled. : 4 Full Line of Linens in Fancy Oolorings, Sateens in great variety. Ginghams in all grades and styles and designs. In fact, the choicest and most select line of GOOD GOODS that we have ever shown. NB: ‘The Beat is the Cheapest. R SALE- SS aRaTNGTOR HEIGHIS LoTs, all fine building —_ on 18th st., Columbia re Gaiiformia, Wron Kalorama” avex ; also Lots 320 ae il anc Tanier Heights, A. P. FARDSR, Forse ee PLACE, NEAR me some Very Fine Lots at moderate pi wrallabhe for sine immediate improvement, having water, fasand sewer, curbs set, sidewalks laid. roadways mac. ized. _ fe ie TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. BS. Beveval Chote Jets in Cleveland Heights. ts on M st. betw 7th st. and Conn, ave., 3 to 18%4-foot alley. Loton G st, between {5th and 20th, 2345121, to 15-foot alley. ‘Loton 15th st. near Rhode Island ave., 24x100, to 10-foot alley. fet ou 15th at. n.w., square 133, 20x142, to 10-foot alley ‘Lota 8 and 1 10, Park st, Mt Pi Apply easan ALBERT A A. Watson, OF Soe Bas iding, 55% FEET FRONT ON 10TH ST. coved by Three Frames, pay- ing mn 'prive aaked for the ero m15-6t STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F at. ‘OK SALE—MOST PROMINE: CORNER ON PENN, Fp tact ether fists; convenient to government departmen mies eee et TN, 1303 Fst SALE LIMITED | wheel i LOTS aT FOR- Glen, ad Rock Creek mark g108, ioe, | a ents ;no. 5,000 fee! ay be at liberty to mea eure may’ be at liberty to use money in improvins pro This Pike, Pin near pew sta: Fallcottaures cnt th be bul = well i Jocated lots cod the value doubled by proposed improvements. At the request: of many recent Lotte | who desire friends to locate near them will be continued a few days, Houses built on easy terms, ml15-7t | 3.R. HERTFORD, 1419 G st. OR Lie oe ig CORNER LOT, CENTRALLY me FY ropes wie Mane Rk RUTABLEBRD aS 307 Fat. SALEGREAT BANGING i A, EEW Gbeap Late tarstowe 2 &.e, on line of street care, B10 8200 fot; terms to sult, La sigs ge J. Fos nite KENNEDY, _£22-1m 1415 F, st. Hor ee ieee tes IN SOUTH TH BROOKLAND—OUR subdivision over gheat ground iu and new hholic university ft ts convenient to railroad Ry are we ‘call will sesure choice lo 4c. and up.’ nie m1-]m* 8 G20 Fat ow. 20-3 To | DO SNE EM SE Img Sirs ea Suldines: to cachaceey . | Sere Taio he ‘Smuees SC raNyED= awe = © aos he Gentleman ; 2%, paring Sor money tevensods ne wae a Th star office. “ milsaer NO, CLOSE BUSINESS NE QFPER COUNTERS, Shel vin, . Counter an Softee sul. ‘Tea teat ce Box, Horse, Harness exe and Gas Fixtures: wilde “CHICAGO t URUCERY Coe 800 Feh at. aw. A OD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN WEST Was! n, Groceries, Liquors, &c.; trade and location No. }; desiring to retire {goin business, will sell very Fessouable, Address Box 1%, Star ulfice Te CORONAL | Brack TIPROV: EMENT | NT COM for rent tor Property at Golomal Beach, sither Separately ot Pole, as follows: Is, te hotel, furnish farm. (300 acres), id, wharlage Cz wharves): bathing: rivileg. a: Bi ber and. cate; Sib. space tor roller cous ying Tace track, &. th, Ii very stable pray Saat REPL a Pe B26 SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F 87. Read ww A Complete and Nestiy Fitted Up F: nanied to Live. Apply sESTES x WATSON - sioue hotel, #1 ave., Washington, D.C. USINESS 01 TY—A_ RARE CHANCE i to buy an established and ir rece quer Housefurniatiu Bqsigesn Owner Terntories for. sale bel ts Say cae Other business, Pull particnises furnished ES are in earpest op TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1: be t | JOBS, ca HOWLETT, BOLDER AND Gi Contractor, wees Eg mince Na? mates and prices che y furnished. Plans and spec canoe tions furnished if red. Personal sttention on cases. Kesidence, Park st.,.Mt. Pleasant. Sat Er EASY SHAVE OR FIRS1-CLASS HAIK CUT or when you have occasion to have it cut over, a8 others do, see the Philadelphia Artist, east side of ides at, Bw. above Pa ave. ns-31e HY Te DAVIS. UPRIGHT PIA PIANOS, THE ie Esmond w —. ib tone, touch a ere S11 9th ot new. and action ALONZO T. Attorney-at-Law, Real Estate ana iat Gian Agent, ry Frou WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIO. je Desler in tate; Houses and Vacant Lote Yor enle ‘northeast. 488 ‘Lousmene nee. eas e- * oor HE ro i Fz T “Terrestrial Clock.” prices; watches = ee Warranted one year, 81 cl fhe lowest prices iat the cits; comp nen The Second Casualty at Indianapolis. The disaster yesterday at Indianapolis was not so serious as the Associated Press dis- patches to Isr STAR represented. After full investigation it was learned that but two men, Peter Albin and Wm. Meadows, had been in- jured, though many had narrow esca Those injured were bat slightly hurt. Under the ruins there is known to be the body of one fireman, Hehry Woodruff, who was caught in Monday's collaj ‘The wall that fell was the east wall of the Becker block, adjoining the Bowen-Merril | ot Mexico’s Intendea Dit Diplomatic Changes. It is rumored at the City of Mexico that the following diplomatic changes will be made: Angel Nunez Ortz, now Mexican minister in Belgium, will be appointed to Russia; Romera Vargas, now in Berlin, will go to Brussels; Senor Saavedra will be appointed minister to the Argentine Republic; the minister of justice will go as plenipotentiary to Germany, and Gen, Mexia, Mexican delegate to the Pan- = congress, will go as minister to Eng- oe Sailors Double Ironed on the Bear. At the investigation of the charges against Capt. Healy in San Francisco yesterday Lieut. Bubn, the executive officer of the Bear, testified in behalf of the defense that under Capt. Healy's orders he took several sailors from the bark Estella to the Bear at Ounalaska last July and triced them up fifteen minutes and afterward double ironed them and fastened them to stanchions below the decks, ~—_—ee0—__—___ Yesterday’s Snow Storm. The snow storm which we did not have in Washington yesterday exhausted itself in New York at 7 o'clock last night, and the wind died out from a thirty-mile-an-hour gait to a six- mile breeze, The storm took a northeasterly course and went to sea directly in the course of westward-bound vessels. Ocean steamers wili be greatly inconvenienced. The fall of snow was six anda half inches. the greatest this year. The heaviest gale of the winter swept over Cape Cod and was still raging from the north- east at sunset, accompanied with blinding snow. A terrific nor’easter, with blinding snow, prevailed in the neighborhood of Chatham, ass, Several schooners outside were caught and it is feared that some of them have not been able to find their way over the shoals to anchorage. At Cohasset, Mass,, the storm was the most tes of the winter. Between Glade's Point d Black Rock the bay was full of vessels ant the storm and it is probable that wrecks may be for on the sound’s shore in the morning, ° The Tennis Tournament. ‘The final contest yesterday at St. Augustine, Fia., for the all-comers’ cup, between Beckwith and Dulles, best three in five, was wop by Beckwith—t, 5, 6, 0, 6,3. oa final dearer ee test for the <y se on ar beng gr of an edhe fame il by pt Sy The Prince and Princess Hatzfeldt—the latter until recently Miss Clara Huntiagton— have left the Hotel Holland, Paris, where they have been staying since their marriage, and have taken apartments at the Hotel Mirabeau. It us rumored that the prince has been gambling heavily and sustained big losses at baccarat at the Wi club, No. 4, Place is there nightly and is said to have lost 140,000 one This club is no! but a gambling hell It is o1 of men. who is well known in New York, isone of bi Hatsfeldt is attentive during the to Yesterday four bears came out of the woods ‘etham tower at Wetham station, Philadelphia and Erie i ? Ff [i i H i ii i a E i t i ne HH f i H 3 A Full List of the Appointments for the Washington District. The Baltimore conference of the Southers Methodist church adjourned yesterday, The following appointments were made for the Washington district: R. R. 8. Hough, presiding elder, Washington city: Mt. Vernon Pisee aud South Washington, J. T. Wightmaa, €. C. at | Eddington; Grace mission, J. C. Jones, 3. W. Boteler, sup.; Alexandria, W. J. Young; Falls Church, W. A. Wade; Pairfex, J. Davidson; Dranesvilie, J. J. Engle, F. A. Mer- cer; Leesburg, D. W. Bond; Hamilton, W. @ Eggleston; Hilisboro’. J. H. Dulaney; Middle- burg, W. G. Hammond; Loudoun, J. C. Dice, Ta —_ 4. HC ae Hy Piedmont. ter. “eee A Reading, Room for Colored Men. A movement to establish a temperance reed ing room for young men has been under consideration for some time by a few prominent colored women of the city. A suit- able place has been secured at No. 1611 lite street northwest, at which place « reception was held last evening by the promoters of the enterprise, There was a large attendance of earnest workers who pledged themseves to the support of an enterprise which, it i claimed, is greatly needed im that neighborhood to counteract the dreadful effects of the surround- ing saloons from which so frequent records of horrible tragedies fill our pay The room was beautifully decorated with Sowers and ap- propriate mottoes, re. La Fetre. who was present, encouraged the enterprise not only by her words but by an annual membership contribution and other evidences of her interest, Addresses were delivered by the president, Mrs, E. A. Duffield, Mrs, L. H. Bailey, Rev. F. 3.Grimke, Mr. J. H. Meriwether, Mrs. JK Roberts and othera, The following named per- sons were present and enrolled their names upon the membership list: Mra, L. Chase, Mra. Roberts, Miss Fanny Chase, Mr. Thos. Walker, Mr. J. H. Meriwether, Mrs. Mischenux, Mra. M. E. Fearing, Mr. L. H. Bailey, Mra. Hattie Bell, Mrs. L. A. Gregg, Miss E. A. Duffield, Mrs. 8. A. Martin, Mrs. Mamie Faby Mrs. Dr. Williams, Mrs. F. J. Grimke, Mra. Belie Cook Howard. Mrs. Jesse Lawson presided. Daily meetings will be heid from 12 to 1 o'clock and the room will be opem every evening from 7 ito toll o'clock, The Veteran n Odd F Fellows Banquet. The Odd Fellows veteran association gave its third annual banquet last night at the National hotel and was largely attended, a new feature being the presence of ladies. After the elabo- rate menu had been fully discussed the follow- ing program was enjoyed: Opening address by the president, W. W. Danenhower; “The day we celebrate,” Joseph Burroughs; “Odd Pei- 43 friendship,” Oliver Dufour; *-Love,” B. RB. Colledge; “Truth,” J. H, Seifert; - ghters of Rebekab,” John T. Given, The exercises concluded with the we ae Auld Lang Syne (American version) b: e whole company. The committee—Brothers Charles pan, Allen, Oliver Dufour, John T. Given, A. J. Donaldson and W. P. Allan—were voted thanks tor their successful labors, allman Another Answer to the Canal Cases. Another answer bas been filed in the cases known as the Chesapeske and Ohio canal guits, begun in the District courts last December. This answer states that the act of 1878 was passed at the solicitation of the canal company, with the knowledge and assent of the trustees under the mortgage of 1844. The answer, after reciting the history of the suits, the a] ment of receivers bere and in Maryland, slates that the complainants will have full relief under the bills pending and are not entitled to further relief. — A Fraternal Visit. Last evening the members of Washington commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, paida fraternal visit to Potomac commandery, No. 3, of Georgetown, proceeding from their asylum, Masonic temple, in herdics, After am evening spent with the Georgetown knights full of pleasurable greetings and h-making the visiting fraters were provit a Leaving the Masonic hall, Georgetown, the members of Washington commandery marched to the residence Sir Kmght James 8. Grey of Washington commandery, on 28th and P streets, whose house was thrown open to them and a banquet served in in their } honor. Verdict ‘Against | the e District, In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery, te daya verdict was found for W. C. Murdock against the District in $2,750 for balance due on street work. The claim was $5,344. This is one of aseries of cases which have been pending several years, —— THE BATTLE IN IRKUTSK. Siberian Exiles Form a Barricade and Fight the Czar’s Troops. The St Petersburg co correspondent of the London Datiy News says: The Russian govern- ment har been disagreeably impressed by the meetings which have been heid in England and America to denounce the outrages upom exiles in Siberia. A correspondent in Siberia seuds the details of the Irkutek affair. He says that the pris- oners involved in the affair were exiles who were suspected of having been concerned im the explosion at Zurich last March They were allowed to live without restraint in Irkutek and easily found employment among sympathizers who are opposed to the Russiau ‘stem of exiling political prisoners to Siberia. All went well until the police discovered that the exiles were printing proclamations and sending them to Moscow, As soon as the au- thoritics learned what was going on the lead- ers among the exiles were seut to labor im the mines and the others were told to prepare themselves for a roan into the interior, The yvergecanle ps pealed im vain and at last resolved © wo 0 sell lives dearly. Barrie themselves in @ house they awaited an attack. They had been well pro- vided with arms and ammunition by friendly Siberians and they received the were sent to capture them with « heavy oo Several soldiers were killed by the first vol- ley. holding out ental ear ar thei ae ing out unti = were either After it was ali over the ringleader, who bad survived battle, was hanged.” * No Cash in Hageretown’s Treasury. A dispatch in the New York Sun today says cost the municipality @416 per month, For several months the bills a nae but now, o to hard ——— i : f F it lie sF HI : Ll F a eFe secon bones seanet iy aragee regarding the recent death of Sir Howard El- phinstone. It is now rumored that it was the result of suicide, as it seems impossible that if 8 Fe if f & E i A : it iF li 1 i f Hi Hi i i