Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING -STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1899, JOR RENT—1631 COR- 1308 1 st., Gr.and Wr.aud B, LA 1412 Vth st. aud 1515 Rhode b tua Apply te J. J. SHEDD, #100 903 Rst., Or, 1Ou 748 tith St. BF, -42 Los Fat. me., Or FURNISHED. elewant . th'st.. Zr, comfortable STORES. at M M. PARKER, 1418 Mw) FOR FIV OOK RENT—ONLY # Brick House, water. NY — BY THE PIKST OF APRIL led Thursday +510. JUR RENT 1427 NEW JERSEY AVE 8°60. SWOURMSTEDT & BKADL! hw JO RENT, Titos. Fo WAGGAMAN, ESTATE BROK tr. NeW HoU ‘The “Maltby,” cor.N.J. aud Bet noe tr. $100 142 » 1se..100 1406 Md. Te 8O 1230 W 3 staw rept Laon P Vid st uw. 30.5 Rear S21 7th st nw. OFFICES. + front was B40 oor 21) THOS. E. WAG FURNISHED HOUSE $55, RE: best fr bed rooms, dining roon wide porches of r 1 Oo, 6 earape® « ¥ Apply at IS12 Ko st now REN cuoare & o Leh st Gand Bi sts iY Oth st me. wee 20 HU Callan ot K&Gth, HT & STUCKETT, 810 F at. ENT_NICELY FU and Pierce sts.n.w.; 9 rooms. FEISIOE & SIMPSO: m20-3t" oR RE PROM MAY 1 U: NEK & oR RENT Bath Bay-window Brick House on Sth st. se. from Pa. ave. care ot ‘apitol street, FROERES and Al Good location Apply te reat NT Fs Cellar Br: ¥.. THREE-STORY, ¢ avitx 10 rooms and mod, erdies pase door, rent £60.60 WescoTr &W 2014 G ST, THREE-STORY ik House contaimne 10. roo! Raving all 1 aps. . sood location ; herdie: door rent 9606s. Apply to mist WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. FORREST HIVE NEw HOUSE B circle cu and all mod. 1 ul loeatio 5 La ave. lor. 13 Pa ave tl ..7 ir 50 151 s. Cap st. Sr Fe RENT—-146 4 3S rooms and bath, BRICK £0. nek. containine six rooms and bath: a wovements; nearly new. Inquire OWNER, m21-s5t" | “ROOM AND Biz furmished: good yard. | 20 10th st. se | KENT THE LADIES FROM L ST. WHO » on Franklin ® portion of the property on my I} at vthee for bulletin issued ob AMAN. 5 rooms, Which leaves handsomel: 1338 F at uw, Brick House; ean be had at A VERY PRETTY SIX-KOOMS AND yass the | ON WASHING- «door; rent $5 rifullstappiyts WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1007 Fa. even b. 404 Richardson pi.5: (214 Boundary, 3. Fat. TWO REAL .4r.8 | ERV- | 1 NTIL co. three imps; AND aud av 11 }'8. 50. 10. NT-1 in the houre; poren, et and cars, retit ouly $1 mI%6t SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 92 Fs RENT—43 FENTOS PLACE NW, water in yard. good order. rent #1 mist SWOKMSTED? & BLADLEY OK RENT—1303 T ST. N.W all mat. per montn. 748 Oth st bw €rutral location; 30. TER GV Pst ow i FOR BEST OR LEASE: 235, PER and Dwelling: 6 roviis. (2031 Vt, that woul, CF. or Dru, mine JonN'r. AEMS, 810 F st. ; SEVEN ROOM: excellent condition: with stable; € igbt rooms and bath; all wt. ; (64) HOKSTRKAMP & JES- m1-1w ON TH: STORE ave. locality Business. very DW. rE KENT—FIRSI-CLASS TEN-it Dwelling in thorough repair, at) Georgetown. Apply to JOS. W. DAVIS, 1 - 3h a1 + bayer} BATCH, LOX T4is7 Penn. ave aud Insurance P: 10th and. 2 ¥a ave. th at. 3 M (rear), SE 300 H ur. 21st at. Br 250 zyth bet.Q&'K, 1 ZL bet lath & 15, Yr 250 Sow ur. Quw. Mir Ver. ay. nF. , 12z..106.06 OFFICES. #40 470 La 1 Feat. ow or LE ot o.w., dr, 313.22th st. ow. 2927 14th st. nw. 2020 Conn. av. (rear). # whl? a RENT— 1303 F ST. N.W. peTuon, contaiuing 8 ron Mt wt *. teville, Gr. 1120 Staaten Lig Fst. 3h 7r.. BE mi: 7 ENT—CORCORAN ST. NEA TOhe.Deetrable S-story Baglish, Basement , Cobtaibing 9 rooms abd bath . all mIS-2w* & BROW —BY RO. ROLTZMAN, REAL ES # aw th above Kat, 14r. Conn. av. (rear). #30 RO HOLTZMAN, 10th and Fetanw, THE DWELLING kitchen ard bath. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. WARNEK & CO.,.916 Fat nw. iT—CLINTON HOUSE, CORNER OF 71H Fes T sta, containing JO roviua Inquire at ‘9ou 4th st. Dw. <. e 17TH ST. wnod. imps: will at ne es est S,S8ese=ee2 ol BOE) 5-6" Dwell: | Fee SALE-A VE and east, tenant on very moderate ter Tented €0 8 gued emat e d FishEe & Coe m15-6t 1324 F at nw, SOR BENT. Fy $30.30 | 2149 Pa ave., Sr. ew GRO: WLIW R INS toch and NT—HOUSE 1423 8TH ST. NW JOR bese TEN ip good repair. Inquire of JNO. B. SCOTT, Lm __FOR_RENT--HOUSES. FOR_SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE_LOTS. Tir. tn. w., 16F. UNFURNISHED. Paw..10r., 4.440 195 N st. E st. s. igcated: rent moderate. UTEEKFORD, 1:07 F at.n.e stories, i with bath room client latr bes and a rane, hot and cold water: acet wrounds in front; two cellars; Bfteen windows: ample clusets for bedding and cloth: ee Inexcellent repair. Apply. 0 Mrs. SAIA CER, oflice Spence usiness Co! and D ste. nw milieim SOK RENT—GISK W.,. TWO-STORY EIGHT- vom Brick, all mi; bow house snd @:) permonth F.H. SMITH & SUN, seven rooms, summer Kitehen, two e: im st.ge, Hutton Goksey’s Alley &24 Here ct, 1205 Get. Ne, Or. 13.90 Rear 915 Ist. nw... SWOWMSTEDT & ERADLET, ‘ T—A NEW SIX-ROOM Bic Dwelling, S19 Zit st. sw. ouly $18.30 K. A. PHILLIPS & SON, 1419 New York mlb-7t Rr and ber mouth, ave. 2 Fe ONE 0) trae: in Beautiiul Homes in completely furnished, has large stable. I ut» Feat b n Apply COMELES PRKLy, 603 14th sten.w. 1100 14TH ST., DESIRABLE COR- outhern exposnre. twelvr rooms and ; heated by litrobes: price @8:43 it to inspect. Apply to JAMES M. G Fst m6-1in JOR RENT—40 D ST. 3-STORY BAY-WIN- eH Ine NW. dow Brick House with ait modern improvements, including electric bells, stationary wash tul ets, Be. OHN E BEAL FOR SALE—HOU OK SALE—A CHANCE TO BUY A GOOD BRICK 1 1th st. n.w., containing six rooms and bath, for DO down, balance in monthly payments of #26, 00. THOS. G. hy 1300 F st. nw. FOUR SMALL BRICK HOUSES Cc and 7 rooms cach; ali in good locatio to $3,000, “HODG 1 2 RESID near McPherson square aud Arington ‘iaote Lata M. PARKER, 1418 F st. now. i BRICK and cellar, yautries and clonets, urna $15,000. (B, 30) TYLER & RU 307 Fat mi ALE—A HANDSOME HOUSE NEAR DU- pout circle, in perfect conditic Apply to OWNER, 1414 Sun nd WOK 8. NEA! ‘ele; 14 room: 1 D, 1419 G st FO) Rok sare 3 dence, an Unusually © Ree prner pow iu the norinwest. B. 2H st 7 ‘OK SALP_SIX NEW WELL-BUILT SIX-ROOM + all rented at 811.30 er. nit taken ARGARDTEK, 61 Fe SALL EXCHANGE — WE! room Bri tet. Le near F; pr window frout; papered; fine closet: S700, WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1015 F st HOOF HST. ON S11 two of the best built Small Houses in ‘this city built by day's labor under the supervision of responat, ble bu:ider; coutaiue 6 rooms, bath, closets und every convenience ; lot 15.9x105 to alley. Price $3,000, ra WASH'N DANENHOWER, m1 5-1W 115 Fst. uw. FRE SMES FINE INVESTMENT IN 4 OW OF New Brick Honses on F st. wear 2d ue; new 6- Price each 81 o Tyom bricks; all improvements and uli rented. lots 16 x7 euch. Price $5,000 each or $20,000 for the six, WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 F st. uw A HOWER, _ - 1115 Fst. u, FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. y story Brie Kesidence on D yet Ist and Ja'sts.: Gr, very cheap. 5t F& SALE_BY LWA ‘Yth sts. no. i & MILLER, | A and sonth JOR SALE_BY FISH rooms. A very neat hou ¥ FISH & MILLER, 1213 FS B.W.—Ou 22d st n.w. bet. Land M. « Superb Brick House; 9 rgoms; owner about to leave city offers bis Tesidctice at very low price of £8,000. m15-6t JOR SALEBY FISH & MILLER, 1 A n.w.—A Beautiful Residence on fast Capitol st, bet. Oth aud 10th sta; 9 rooms; lot 10x10] to alley. Very cheap at $6,900. mlo-6t 5 ER, 1213 F ST. n.w —A Fine Residences on Riza st bet. 13th and 14th, 10 rooms: lot 441100 to wide alley on side and Fear.” At low price of $7,000. 3015-61 Fe SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 FST.N, ry FIs & MIL antiful Press-brick Bay-window Kesid 252100; com mio-6t SF ST. Property on 14th bet. Fas SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, KYA Very Fine Busine UandV Jot 472x100 with 2 Frame iH and Sts 3 at $10,000, will exe or sinaller improved oF Guiliprov perty. a Fx SAiE-—BY FISH & MILLEK,1 FST.N. A Residence on N st, nw. between Sth aud 10th +10 room#; m. i.; lot is 1M4ex1V0 witha horse ‘and ‘carriage on 20-ft alley; this is at 86,400. mw 1o-Bt Fe SALE— Business property corner 12th and under woud rental Taw, Ohio cece e810, ee 500 FF 20°F bt. nw. OOM HOUSE, LARGE Lov, Five-room” House, stable, fruit; $1,000. Hand-ome Seveu-room Cottaze, fine shade, all within four minutes of sta- Gon. OLE. HINE, Vienng, Fairtaa Co, Va. mlo-Tme FS, SALE 1390 RST. NW. NEW. MOD. iup-.; first story brown atone. hard w throughout: dinin, and hbrary in eh roo and hall in « Ty ; wood yurd wud alley ri price apd terms apply to owner, H.E. MUN st. w. mii) THKEE-STOKY AND it. a. Ww. 5 roots, bath, coberete street; ii LARGE HAMPSHIRE AVE. ANT ) just compl ton and style of archi sront and rans thruugh t tity © ure and fish Lsth st, Fer sate Dwelling lows circle. price $19,000; ©: & portion of the purchase mor wood building lot. CHAK wi5-lw overlooking is or will take street cars: New n hall; bath room; ; Iuhited by electric ved, wewered and lychted. ‘TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1307 F st.n.w, {OK SALE—NICE -STOKY BRICK DWELLING, weil located n.w, and couvenicut to street cars, 5 rooms, Bath room and cellar under whole house; fur- hace and all tod. imps; cabinet mantels aud open fire- 1 i large rooms. Price $9,000. ‘Terius easy. 24t* (A635) TYLER & KUTHEKFORD. 1307 F st. charnuny home, Ok SALE MODERN BRICK DWELLING, EIGHT inapect apply to A G0"! orthwest ; & roots, attic aud cellar; well located For turther part aX KS JOK SALE—GREAT BARGAIN IN HOUSE AND Lot near Pruision office; ; once’ ALE-HOUSE 1344 R S8T.; BRICK, TEN ih good order, write THOMAS BLAGDEN, City Post Of- : mast FOE, SSLESELIGANT RESIDENCE, 12089 N st n.w., containing ten rooms, Just’ completed; built iw moderu style aud the best Manner th: out, Apply toowuer, 1210 Nstnw. mi {OK SALE—TU INVESTOKS—TWO FOUR-ROOM Bricks, hwest. rented at $10 each. Price #1,000 cach. G-room Brick, s.w., on concrete st, mod. imps, reuted for # Alley’ Houses in a. invested. : mbil BAKNES & WEAVER, 6:9 F at, } SALI Fe BRICK STORE AND DWELLING; store, #ix rooms and splendid cellar; within a few Squares of the Capitol TEs 4,000. easy tertis A. PHILLIPS & SON, 141 New Yor JOK SALE—I8: Kooms. Lot 17x! Convenient location. mbl-Im JPRek sau House in the Bi to alley. Ashford ebstract. $4,000 Eaay teru GEU, F. GRAHAM, 1319 F st. VERY FINE DOUBLE COR) euch; 10th aud cious thine if desired; 10 per cent invest- nent. ‘Lota 3 feet deep tos concreted alicy Fr HL SMITH & SON, Ls2Y F stb.) Im R SALE—A BANGAIN—FURNISHED TEN- room House on L st near Counecticut ave. ; all modern iny ements; renting at $76 per month. Pniece @1) Se tat SH GaustOW, 25-1 615 7th st. ow, SOK SALE—A FINE DWELLING FORK A HOME or Investment, owuer waving the city perma- ently, desires me to sell 2 rooms, bath and lat ell-built and BD. oy Pa ave. ; convenient to departments, 20. to 16-foot concreted alley. For preg at tera ap" Ply to. GEU. W. LINKING, | ie ma Cor, 1¥in and H sts. nw, ———= R SALE—A LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF 5TH between A snd B sts. #.¢., 171105, 81.40 per foot. ser 1000300 Seta ieet S en 2 are feet $1.3 : Tiquire at 743 0th ghee ee eT Tew FOR SALE—ON KY EASY TERMS—HOUSE 1763 P st. n.w.: House contains 12 rooms; all = ; bas been vewl; and in, hironghout. Apply toFAS H. MARR, B36 Fmt OF FS SALE—dOUSES AND LOTS OF ALL SIZES every part of ae city; also Farms of Rey scription. Inquire of A. B. BAKKER. 1416 ¥ st __ ie tee Keliogg Building. m:21-6t" SALE—LOTS—CHEAPEST LOT ON 13TH ST. SALE fe05, Price 7o0e Ts eee ee F230 1186 st. aw... |5408 ¥ at. Bw. Bh 550 gidlse $0 feet front on ¥ st. nw. 1b fivd blocks of IAT] Ds aw. En gal to HIS D at Iarwe’house or two stall epee Ren tenace okereted Gr. 3 es Lh. 6 9532 000 | treet, and a burgain at $2,700. 2 Oth st we, Le? 0 js0 41 feet front of . Be, by average depth of ;@round on this square is » gktise 7c. per font. ANDREW F. WRITARER, Real Esiate Broker, 130739 F st. p.w, ‘OR SALE—BARGAINS IN TWO DESIRABLE Lots at Brookland. Choice Lots at Cleveland elghte fronting on Woodl-y road. | Also Lots in ‘Washington Heights, 19th st. extended. LAWRENC#. SAND: ULRICH ee ar. ...... 2 YY, isi’ and 1820 Taw- _m?1-2w ——— rence st. n.w..r. 2.000 | 7.0R SALE—A BARGAIN. ‘Two Letein Square 1084. is ____B34 Fst., Room 4. SOUTH SIDE © BET. N ~ ‘Bat Wane: 16 F at a.w. JOR SALE—CALIFORNIA AVE,, LOTS 7 Preabrey & Green's subdivision of Widow's Lay? 2 soe 81,25, AN ND8, Mite; B, H. WARNER & CO, hove 38 onl; ti the property on my 7 For full hist eat et offices fon bulieein iesed oa 916 F st. n.w. 15th," [m21] ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. R SALE—LOT 36 OF DENISON & LEIGHTON'S ¥ ronnecticutave. ; lot 30x11; im & CO. y Double Three-story Brick: splendid a 20-3t 916 F st. nw. splendid business prop- ty. suitable for hotel or club Louse; sold low on . LAWR« NCE SAND: C. ULRICH RENN? 1415 F st, now. $0k SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1713 F ST.N.W, R SALK—FINE CORNER LOT, CENTRALLY iocated, with Brick Dweili ud Stable. G16) Tinea’ RUTHERFORD. ml-6t 1307 JOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN ‘Cheap Lots to tice cerca se. on line of street car NOTICE-THE BEST CHANCE EVER KNOWN to convert few thousand into millions of dollars. Address Box 17, Star office. Ta JOR SALE—@150—BU1CHER SHOP, WELL Pay- ing, only one in & very «ood neighborhood, with Horse, Harness and Wagon: rent 820 « month, with dwelling attached. Address SHOP, Star office. m‘21-t* JOR SALE_VALUABLE LEASEHOLD OF F ST Business Property, rare chance, Address CHA’ Star office. j JOR SALE_CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE IN northwest part of city ; good reasons for seliius. Address, for ten days, C.S., Star office, a WASTED A XOUNG MAN, REGISTERED. WITH $300, as a Partner in blished Phirmacy , excellent opportunity for a young man of established reputation only, Address Box Star office. RK SALE—DRUG STORE—FOR $500, IF SOLD immediately. Address Box 102, Star office. $10,000 882 trict valued at $40,000. m2 ]-3t* D FOR,TWO YEARS AT nt on reafestate in the Dis- JAS. A. BEALMEAR, os4 F #t., Room 4. we JOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FORK A GOOD FARM Southern or Western Timber Lands, Houses and Baltimore, Md. 9 ee A. BEALMEAR, Be : m' t., Washineton, D.C. x Fine Business Property on G st. bet, 12th and huproved by a substantial press | brick iid oms; all mod. imps.;now rented Thisd fine chauce for purehasing such a bright future for busi- 2x70 feet. m20-6t JOR SATLE—VERY VALUABLE LOIS ON NORTH side of N si. nw. near North Capitol st. aud New ork ave.: 18205; price per foot 1. (290) B WARNE FCs, LEE Pear oe 2.28714 feet, frouting on ieratetion Ba New than aire ‘ave, 21st 26 feet 5x90; cheap at $1, uare Room 1,045 Pennsylvania aves By ‘OR SALE—AT ONLY 81.05 PER FOOT—FIVE Fokssgeey FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. Lots on nave. ; also 52,000 feet in sqnare 4 Nive Home on 8th st. bet. Cand D ets. ny 44. 100 ft. deep to 25-ft. alley, 17c. per ft. CHAS, room; fruit trees and A. SHIELDS, 1006 F st. nw. m19-3t flowers in yard and very ch ae 20-00 at 81,900. ss Ok SALE—A FEW LOTS LE SALE. TX-ROOM HO’ : GAS; Hill and 16th st, extended, which will be sold at a Wer; Sidewalk; parking 1 squate from | bargain if taken atonce J. A. SETTLE & C on N st s.¢. ; only 81,1 Ds #100 cas bal. 8:0 | _m20-3t per mon ys = HAS. A. SHI 11 1006 F x Fir. ground: st. ne, be st JOR SALE—SIX FIN BE newer; water, sidewall Lots on G st. bet: 6th and 7th ne, é 19 Lots on G st. bet.12 aud 13 n. to alloy se 2 Lote on Mass.av, nr. 10th n.e., 17x87 to alley.@1.30 Lots on H st. bet 133th and 14th sts ne... Se WEIGHT & STOCKETS, 810 JOR SALE—LOT 13,500) ON 11TH ST. BE. C and South Carolin Oe.; Lots 46 to 49 inclusi ‘and C; 75e, TS; 16830) Der tt.76¢ 7. splendid Three-story large lot, with alley in rear. only 82 near Pa 34x to a 30-ft. alley; about OTE, WILCOX & CO. 4,000 feet: t houses on it; uuder a pa 1907 Peunsylvania a id Gtli st. and Louisiana ave. | ing rental; abstract furuisued, this is a bargain: ‘This property could be traded for smail dwelling. — | ground alone worth more than ‘price aaked for. the m20-3t property, HERRON & RAME NUK SALE—FINE PIECE 0! Opposite ne: place for a hardware rick Building, cor provements: 10t 2: 1307 F st. u.w. BUSINESS PROP- Builders’ Exchange; just the aint or stove store, Four-story I inodern im- | R= ESTATE OFFICE oF JOHN B. WIGHT, 140834 G Street North: Near the Rigs House, Notary Pub North Capitol st. near ) Cor, North Capitol aud Cor. Va. ave. and 6th sts.s.e, Boundary near North Capitol, Florida ave. bet. Mass ave, and K st. Not. bet. ith dnd 200, 268x101 particulars apply to O01. sl —BRICK HOUSE, 1736 VERM: rooms; modern improvement: Sst. nw. FOE SALE-NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK, 11 De, Water, . ‘ard, &c., monthly payment: L by Small Frame, #18 per Mont! New tiefin, Brick Oui stticar Hn.cr mo, Pi 3108 G st. cs. 821 Dst. n.e.,6rm,, bath, 1808 G st. yard to wide alley; mo. Dst. n.e.. bet. id 24. 16.6260. S-room Brick, st near Oth 1. Two Lots, Oregon ave., 19x90...... structed, large lot, easy term: 3,300 | Cor. 19th st. aud Oregon ave, m WhiGHT'® stuc Bi a. dena F ate, 016, ams backs ahh L near 7 JOR SALE—A TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT | [ots near 19th m20- Brick Housemear the government printing office for $4,100. | Kented at $15.40 per month, Also's Two-story an containing 8 rooms NICE BUILDING LOT, tect front by G3, deep, Lincoln park, only #1, 006 F st. uw. SANT House next to th sts. sx oy U st. near 14th, 6 Lot U st. near Lith, 2 Bet near ist 73 es _m1e-St KUST's HUNGERFORD, 624 14ch at, JOR SAL = UNTIED STATES TRUST rty on I Company, F st. nw. Real Estate bought, e for a sort time 87,000. U. L. sold and exchanged; rents collected; estates mnub- st DLW axed: notes bought and sold m19-1w JOR SALE_TWO LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILT. F?! INGHAM, 933 F st.u.w. m19-3t FEW VERY DESIRABLY SITUATED lorama arenow ofered for bale. THOS & CO., 508 F Fe SALE — ON OTH ST. S.W, STORE AND Dwelling; corner; 83,500," w $30. UL ‘ii BOY. OS F at. new. nO ROOM BRICK HOUSES OX d. rs __mi19-6t rented at $15.30 exch, always rent STREET, CORNER OF 8TH N.E., UL. BOYER & CO., K st, 32 on Kth st. ; contains 6,024 & US Fst. nw. | it.; w spleudid chance for investmest ut a price that ‘OR SALE—1620 19TH BT. NW. 12 ROOMS, | will justify buyer to hold until railroad is removed, 3 two Di Rooms. Cin be seen from | Privé 3ue/aq ft, ‘clock. * Price, 500, easy terins 99 B12. WASH'N DANENHOWER, cent. Qwuer, Lieut. SILL. Life Saving 1lloF Lressury. SUR SALE—GOOD INV b. ween Pand Q u.w.: 10.6x to. FSicon ticks oath Conteh es WASH'N DANEN: ‘M st. cars; now renti for $. FORD W. WALKER, 006 F st. 11 LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN 9TH x YOR SALE — A BEAUTIFUL BRICK, N.W.; 6 Bend w.. six-rootn frame house now on lot; rooms, bath and pantry; in perfect order; cheap. | dimensions acme ye 000. 3 Also will trade 3 fine lote for residencs, all st Koom | 196 || 'ASH'N DANENHOWER, So, Le Droit Building. m m19-3: 115 Fst. ay OK SALI 500-HOUSE, SIX ROOMS AND | J)OE SALE-CHOICE LOT, ON P 81. BET bath. pressed brick front: to’ 10-it, alley, ou Pat Babakcaibticts UW. 222100. Price $2.25 p near oth elegant repair. rented at 825.30 por | fog WASH'N DA: HOWLK, nuouth; 3 guod inyestment, HERRON & iamby, | 200 {m19-3t) 1115 Fst. nw 1307 Fst.nw. m20-ut SALE-1: JOR SALE—BARGAIN—ON Hand ists. a Desirable Dwelling; 7 rooms and bath; mod, ianps.; stable on rear of lot; price @3,000. PITNEY & BRADFORD, 1305 Fstnewe m20-1 6 PAL ESTATE OFFICE oF JUHN 1s. WIGHT, SHOICE SPECULATION—15 LOTS 1AQSs G Street N rthwreat, and kt sts, near Ist u.w. ; 18 bY ay- er.ge of 95 each to adjacent property bigher prices. Price Adanuch yer foot. WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 Fat. nw. p—50c. A SQUARE FOOT IF SOLD THIS Beauutul Lot, fronting 56 feet on J 4th st. ture chaue> for sfrcviation: adjoining =. foot. DAVID D S10Nk, 806 F at -H. ave., 8 rooms atid bath, st ne, 8 rooms and bath, Two Houses, Grant place, Riggs st., 10 rooms. Foi SEA TROOM FRAME DWELLING TWO | JOR SALE—140 FEET FRONT ON ist, ST. stories: on K st. bet. 4th and oth, mod. imps.; between D st, and Mass, ave.ue.; 100 feet deep. 4.000. 8-room Brick on C st. we. bet. 9th and 10th; | Cheap at $1, M. M. PARKER, 3.500, Groom Brick on © vet. 13th and | m18-6t 418 Fat. nw. 4th; #2,000, Di OF 8 ath; @2.0 Jon SALE 5 se La cially Desirable Ground, adjoining and near Lin- Foust. 17(H AND 18TH | colu square. Are authorized to séll this Week at prices n.w., ‘three-story 10-room Brick, facing south, all | iusuring ready sales and handsome profits for immuedi- modern improvements; lot 18.9x09.6 to alley. Price | ate subdivision, THOMAS A. MILCHELL, 813,500. : ie m18-6t* ‘934 F at. a WASH'N DEEP OCR Rk SALE—A FINE RANGE OF L en ase aa Duildine purposes on It at me. near Macs, NLY A FEW LEFT OF THAT HAND- | 81 per foot; also 100x90 on N at. sole row on Q st. near New Hampshire ave. Two | 4ve.,#1.05 per foot. tone fronts and two brick and stone. Very hand- 1s-6t id complete. Location unsurpassed. bath, butler’s pantry, furnace and everything necessary’ to make home a’comfort.. The Tirst-class in every respect. Prices 4,500 to $15,500, according to style uf WASH'N DANENHOWER, N TERMS TO SUIT—ONE OR TWO Front Lots, Subst. (J0O ft. 8. of Fast Capitol se. One or two f. Front Lots, Tit! me 00 k/ 913 East Cap E—WAS GION Hi all fine building sites, on 18th st, Solumbia road, m1 B-Bt 1115 F st. tw. | California, Wyoming and “Kalorana’ aves.;_also Lot JOR SALECNIGE BAY WINDOW BRICK, Writ | 08 Meridian Will aud Lanter Heights, A.B. FARDON, cellar; 4 rooms on floor; 8 rooms in all; all conven- lad pore Neeaied op core of Sth and Q sts, n. 2Oxtd 1.750. 06 WASH'N DAN! m19-3t ‘OR SALE—MINTWOOD PLACE, NEAR COLUM. bis road, some Very Fine Lots at moderate prices, available for immediate uuprovement, having wate gus and sewer, curbs set, sidewalks lsid, roxdw: + lot “NHOWER, 5 F st. nw, i + —awO TF < = | sdamnized,” a2) OK SALE—TWO FRAME HOUSES, CONTAIN s . ing 6 rooms each, on Lot 30x90, tacing south on | 12 "4" _ TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F Stanton square. Rented for #16.00' euch. Fi JOR SAL) Several Choice Lots in Clevelaud Heights. 10 Lots ou Mat. between 17th st. and Conn. ave., 24x13:5, to 184g foot alley. Lot ou G st. between 19th and 20th, 15-foot alley. 200, WASH'N DAX 201 ROK SALE-FEAME HOUSE ON CORNER NEW Yorkave. aud 4th at. nw. Lot 18x38. Dusiness site. Price, $4,000, 1st Splendid WASH'N DANENHOWER, ILLS F st. aw. Loton 15th st, near Rhode Island ave. 10-foot alley. Lot on 18th st, n.w., square 133, 20x1 Lote 8 aud 10, Park s Apply to 24x100, to ‘to 10-foot f-MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NEAR - UW. Z-ntury Frame, containing 10 rooms aud all modern ituprovements,” Lot 20 ft, tront trough to Qet. Price, ¥10,000 139 'WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1s3t 1115 Pat. n Mi SALE—THREE STORY AND BASEMENT Bi L st. near 14th n.w., 14 rooms and all Lot 2ux1 15, with st ble.” Price, €18,000. t., Mt. Pleasant, ALBERT A. WILSON, Heal katate Broker, Firemen’s Insurance Co. Bui 5% FEET FRONT ON 107TH ST. dO, improved by Three Frames, pay: ton price asked for the ground. STKIGEK & LIEBERMANN, 13 m15-bt 2 " oN 5 ve YOR SALE—MOST PROMINENT CORNER ON mb-3t rectal a ead PENN. AVE., for business and flats; convenient to = ~ — = woverninent departments, not a | Ry tee arial ST. aye on Goaeee mi5-6t STEIGER & LIEBE ANN, 1303 F st. e jouses ; Wil ‘#old low fora few | Pyon SALE. “ ene BF. GILBERT & Cae . park—810¢ each, $5 monthl p st Dew, : 7,00 to 5,000 feet prefer to make absolute sales at half value that w . NEAK F, LARGE KF 14-room Brick; 25 ft. frout; can be converted into be at liberty to use money in improving propert: ‘au office building; only $11.500. round borders 7th street pike, is near bew st 'B. F. GILBERT & CO, tion, where there is & fine growing settlement, two m19-3t ‘625 Fat. nw. | large hotels, store, churches, sanitarium, many beauti- =a) —— nee ; | ful cottuves'and uiore to be built this spring: only )OK SALE—BEAUT! X SITUATED NEW | well-located lote offered, the value of which will be 6-room Cottage near station at South Brookland: | doubled by proposed improvements, At the request fiue view; large lot 00; on easy terms. KED- | ot many recent purchasers who friends to locate FORD W. WALK) near them these terms will be continued a few days. J and Lot, well located on principal street; on small | Houses built on easy terms, THAR GAS RW MERE Sha FaCa | _mi5-7e 4.8. HERTFORD, 1410 {OR SALE—028) NORTH SIDE F ST. BET, 2D | JOR SALE—SYNDICATES ATTENTION! FORTY- Fina Sd sta ‘ae, Soros Braves ie ae cent Ground ior te, if taken immediately. Half 2,100, . ad * satin juare of ‘Ground within two ok ry Lines park, with froutage on North Carolina Jere gover Brick; 14 ). H.@.; subdi vi ) into forty lots, 17-foot front and averaging about 90 WARNER & CO., feet it eet without wcrifce; patt of purchase haw. | mor at 6 percent. = 'WASH'N DANENHOWE! Fe Sy eenge pet | 13-ROOM aoe DESELD iG m15-1w 1115 F hw a11,Go5. 6 SS SB HL WaliNtieg 0, | JOH SALE—10TS TN SOUTH BROOKLAND OUR Boe SO ee olte university ithe highest wround tu vctaig™ FOE SALESELEGANT SEW BRICK DWELLINGS | it in convenient to railroad station “lots are obly 1 e, ou P bet, 10th and ip wi Bs see and pp sure choice 19 pe in &ec. mitt 929) 916 Fat aw. zea BAR! sg WAV nd {OK SATE-S STORY BIICK ON FENTON ST, | mtl-1m eee Be: $1,250. B. H. WARNER & CO, ‘OR SALE—GOOD LOTS AT LOW FIGUKES— mi (88) ¥16 F st. nw, ‘Sherman ave, near Princeton, 792150. ze For SALE RED ABLE BU ite 1 on @ near 13 m1 St 8) F%. SALE—F BEI. 17TH AND 1 S-atory L1-room Brick @3b rH A 8TH 8TS.N. W., A WAixeR & co., mi19-4t 916 F st.n.w. JOR SALE—THE FINE THREE-STOKY Bi Esa ace ne eee a Sun Building. omen MF ela” 3 BOARDING. | =e umbia Fess and ME CAN BE ACCOMMODATED jum bis Road, cor. 14th st.. in Two bright Sunny Front Rooms; second rable lot on W 14 \d"third floors: choice table board furnished ; 60 fect frontage on ttn near U, aide wad Fear feascnablo, 1720 F st bwe wal-3e | desirable for bul ie for z z R'near 17th, 20.42100. AND 90 WEST THIRTY-FOURTA ST., NEW | B Rest} 7th, 20.4% te 2 rt 28 for Prive Boanling House: rooms sidgle oF Other denistic sock’ We ref: rences given and references req m14-Im* mhl-1m 131 4 KDING—LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROO) SOLON. on Bott gecd board at the “auburn Fe ever eed ks sper Coed en ceece HE PR $13 Tare er Rw: TRANG lower than asked for other lots in tmanediove 4 piste eden Pr MET Poaaw's | eke mca =O SR eg Arlington and points of ho Liquors, ‘elias 321 Fat, T¢ ‘OR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Grocery Store in southwest; #200, or will sell at inventory; nice run of custom | owner must leave city. m20-3t U. L. BOYER & ©0.,505 F nw. FOE SALE-OWNER DESIING TO MOVE SOUTH offers for sale x Completely Furnished House and Good Will in a Firmly Established Cafe Doing a Pay- jug Business, with Regular Line of Customers. De is at office, # C201), WASH'N DANENHOWER, m20-3t 1115 Fat.n: A. CLIENT HAVING 4 TARGE REAL ESTATE Business desires to sell the same; terms one-half cash, balatice ou time; an excellent opportuuity for a persou having a sunall capital. Inquire of HB MUULTON, Attorney, 920 F st. now, m20-3t Dip Aces FAKM NE, THE CITY OF ROCHES- ter, N oon House: and Other Out. Duildings; to exchduge for house and lot or yacaut Giypad We this city, “Addrews the owner, J.C: GIE- tar office. m0-3t TAND-700 y. poplar and dox wood; 300 in yel- Jow pine ;‘all original xrowth; situated .n Virginia, 49 Pony Wage emg eae ae ic — we as C. Terms, $15,000. Apply to JNO. W. HAYS, 5 13eh st uw = mi9-bre VANTED— PARTNER WITH $10,000 CASH (Lady or Gentleman): one of the best paying V and established businesses in the city; lance returns for money invested; no risk. Address Box 11, Star office. dione - ma 1p-4t* "PO,CLOSE BUSINESS WE OFFLE COUNTERS, Shelving, Awning, Counter and Platform Scale ¢ Mill, Tea Cuddies, Ice Box, Horse, Harness a1. Wagon, Gus Fixtures and Lot of Groceries. m19-6i* CHICAGO GROCERY CU, S06 7th st. now. GOOD BUBINESS OPPORTUNITY IN W: Washington Groceries, Liqnors, & loeation No. 1; desiring to reture irom bust ell Very Feasouable, Address B. NPPHE COLONIAL Bi ACH IMPROVEMENT CoM- pany offers for reni for the coming season its property at Colonial Beach, either separately ae whole, as follows: Ist, the ho! ished; 2d, the farm (500 weres); ‘sae (2 wharves): 4th, aud cafe; 6th, rifle rang Suu livery” stable * ce for fy ck, th, bosting KH. EVANS, Sec'y, FOR SSB FISH & MILLET PST. N.W A Complete and Neatly Fitted Up First-class Grocery Store, in a prosperous and rayidly growin neihborhood; near U.S. Capitol, with a splendic Owner must Jeave the eity. m1 PLANTING MACHINE—REMOVE and Reset Trees of any Territories fur Apply E stone hotel, 4 ven, Washinurte B: OPVORTUNITY—A No or party with 81,900 to buy au establisued and Paying General Housefurnishing Business. Owner sells only because of other business, Full particulars furnished parties who are iu earnest on application TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st m1o-6 OHN H. HOWLETT, BUILDER AND GENERAL Contractor, Established since Us62, and prices cheerfully furuished, Pians tions furnished if desired. Personal att dence, Park # 5 ut over, as rado, see the Philadelphia Artist, east side of 14th st, nw. bove Pa ave. 3-3, HALLED § pavis I1GHT PIANO: Perfect Piano of the aze, superb in tone and action; elegant new spring styles Installment, HL SUMNE) ‘Ltr $11 vith st. uw. MOREY, DotBLeD By inyesting in Prairie, Timbered Lands and Kanches in Texas or New Mexico. Gold aud Silver Mines in New Mexico or Georgia, Coal, Gas and Oil Lands i or West Va. Farms in Toxes, Dakota, West Va, + ke. Cheapest'and a the World Special inducements to mvestor “Commissioner of the state of Texas.” ALONZO T. LOGAN, Attorney-at-Law, Real Estate aud Claim Agent, rid Guy F at. ow, S, HakALEiie NOTARY PUBLIC. je Denier in Heal Estat-; Houxes and Vacant Lote for gale northeast, 458 “Louisiana ave, 4 0B at. ne. 28-6 —REMEMBEK THE RAMSAY has cut the first-class maiy-sprin 1: all clock and jewelry work «1 the city, we dety competition, aul’ Prices; watches cleaned, #1 warranted our year, & the lowest prices iu zd Fst nw wood linguist. Spaniard ere week “DUCHESS,” Star office. NY PERSON WHO SAW THE CARRIAGE driven by two colored menu run intoa bugey on | the avenue Vetwecn 10th and 11th sts. yesterday will please send word to MCDEVIT I's Detective Agency, 610 Oth st. nw. 1 dW OF 30 WOULD LIKE FR: wn home for a Seuater or Member. flies a Ke _ mst EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and Auswers, Send Lc. to. 8. W_FLYNN, A.M, Ivy Institute, _m17-Im* "__ Southwest cor. 8th and K sts. in.w. LUE, BL K AND BROWN CHEVIOT SUITS to order only $13; color and quality euaranteed. Full Evening Dress Suits to order, silk or satin lined, only #330, B.WiYFOKTH & SONS, feeim 217 NS. Pca st, Baltimore, UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY Williams & Co. Communications promptly at- fended fo and strictly confdential, Office open ull hours. WM. WILLIAMS, Mauager, 926 F st. nu. my4-1im* yOW Is THE TIME. WE WILL PAY “BIG Mouey" for First-class Second-hand Clothing. Ad- Gress or ‘call at JUSTH’S OLD BTAND, OLD st Law way AL’ Reported for Tue Evesine STAR. Tue Crry Fixances.—The city is now well advanced on the last quarter of ‘its fiscal year, which terminates on the 3ist of May. The town is rather impecunious at present, the out goes having exceeded the incomes by o} £20,000; but’ a considerable portion of this sum ig represented by pavements and curbs laid this season for which the city has not yet been reimbursed by the property holders for whom it has made advances on her paving account, It is caleu- lated that some £11,000 will be repaid trom this source and this, with the $10,000 which the city council has authorized to be borrowed, will carry the city on until the taxes of 1590-91 be- in to come in. ‘There is no proposal to inerease the tax rate nor any probability of its decrease. Meanwhile the city has a number of debtors who have purchised property in which they were interested at tax sales and still owe for it. There are tax bills still charged to the col- lectors, rents, &c.—which will net the city over ANDRIA. THE DEADLY PISTOL AGAIN, A Fourteen-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot | Selecting Juries in Front of a Church Last Night. DRAWING FOR JURORS, to Serve at the April Teem of the Criminal Court. DEATH OF JAWES A. NELSON, THE ViCTIM—ARREST| The following names have been drawn from OF “STUMP” LAWS, A SEVENTEEN-TEAR-OLD BOT, ON 4 CHARGE GF MURDER—BOTH BOYS ARE COLORED—HELL'S BOTTOM THE SCENE. “Deed mister, God knows I didn't know it was loaded,” said George Laws alias “ Stump, & seventeen-year-old colored boy who was behind the bars at the second precinct station this morning, charged with the murder of Jas. A. Nelson alias “Tim.” The shooting which led to the charge occurred in “Hell'sB ottom,” not far from the door of the Fifth Baptist (col- ored) church, on Vermont avenue between Q and RB streets, adding yet another to the long list of tragedies in that section. The church, in front of which the shooting occurred. is known as “Brooks’ church” because the late Kev. Brooks was its pastor for many years. Some months there were many complaints made about the disorderly negroes who congregated in front of the church and one or more of those who were ar- rested were relieved of the razors with which they were armed and were sent down. There was preaching in the church last night and among those who attended the services were “Stump” Laws, “Tim” Nelson and William Travers alias “Tootsey.” It was about 10 o'clock when the Rey. Mr. Lee pronounced the benediction and te members of the con- gregation started for.their homes. As is usual after services a number of young men loitered about the church door and others stopped tlong the square to have a chat before return- ing to their homes, THE jOOTING, The church was almost cleared of people and the sexton was putting out the lights, when suddenly the report of a pistol was heard, the almost lifeless body of “lim” Nelson dropped to the pavement and “Stump” Laws disap- ared almost as quickly as though he had boon ied out bieat Of Cane Sam's big guns. Burga’s drug store was made a temporary hospital of, but nothing could be done for the wounded boy, as the bullet had passed through his right eye. Policemen Daley and Petritz soon arrived with the patrol wagon and con- veyed the dying boy to Freedman’s hospital, When the shooting occurred Wm. Nelson, brother of the boy who was shot, was only a few feet from the scehe of the tragedy, and when he helped to pick his dying brother up and carry him to the drug store he asked the dying one— “Who shot you?” The reply wus: through the eye,” DEATH OF THE VICTIM. When the officers arrived at the hospital the wounded boy was still alive, but could not talk, He died ina few minutes, Dr. Shadd directed that the body be removed to the morgue and the oflicers complied with the doctor's order, THE ARREST OF “STUMP” Laws. “Stump” Laws was looked for by the officers. He did not return to the home of his parents on Covington street, but went to the home of hI ter, No. 1819 12th street. Sergeant Dun- nigan and Officer Moreland visited the house mentioned and searched for the fugitive. They jookes all through the house and found only one room door locked. They secured a key to the door and upon entering the room they discovered “Stump” in bed under the cover. He was frightened and nervous and instead of doing like the last person pursued in that neighborhood for kiiling another, th sisting and murdering the off Stump! submitted quietly to arrest and was locked up, ‘THE DEAD BoY was fifteen years old and had been in the em- ploy of Mr. Kengla at Rhode Island aveune and 10th street for more than a year. The weapon used was a small twenty-two caliber revolver. Before it could be discharged the hammer had to be lifted. STATEMENT OF THE PRISONER. The youthful prisoner told a Stax reporter this morning that he did not intend to shoot “Tim,” as they had alw been friends, “I was going to New York tonight,” he said, “and 1 wanted to get ridof the weapon before going I gave it to vd cousin, Alf White, yesterday to examine and he kept it all day. I took the cartridges out of the pistol before handing it to my cousin and when he gave it back to me I put it in my — pocket, thinking it was still unloaded. Aiter he gave me the pistol I went tochurch and when serv- ices were over I went outside. Travers said to me, ‘come on, Tim, are you going home? I answered all right and he added: *Then come on,’ We made a start for home, when Nelson came up. He and Travers had some words about Travers’ umbrella and shoes, but I don’t remember exactly what was said. Travers then said, ‘Ob, oh, you needn't talk. I've got good shoes.’ “Travers and myself,” continued the pris- oner, “‘started off together under Travers’ umbrella, when Nelson ran between us and grabbed me and said something. I don't know what it was that he said. I was afraid that the pistol would drop out of my pocket and so I took it out to save having any trouble. Nelson again made a start toward me and thén the shot was fired.” ‘Did you intend to shoot him’ e! indeed. The pistol went off accident- “ Stump’ Laws shot me iy. “How did it go off without you raised the hammer?” “Idon’t know, If Iraised the hammer I don’t remember it.” “Where did you get the weapon?” the re- porter inquired, “It was given tome about five years ago,” was his reply by a Womah named Allen, in ploy I then was, Inever carried it out until yesterda: William Travers, about whom the discussion occurred, was arrested and l@cked up as a wit- ness, He tolda reporter this morning his version of the affair. STATEMENT OF TRAVERS, He said that he was the only one of the two who had an umbrella, He and “Stump” Laws were talking together when “Tim” Nelson, the deceased, came up, He (Travers) remarked: “Its a wet night and it’s a nice thing to have an umbrella.” “What's the use of having a good umbrella and bad shoes?” asked Nelson. He (Travers) denied that his shoes were bed and he offered to go to a gas lamp and show them. Nelson refused to go and he and “Stump” Laws walked aside. lravers was waiting for them to finish the conversation, and just as he turned to call to them the shot was fired. He says that there was something said between Laws aud Nelson, but be could not heur what it was, He saw Nelson fall to the ground and then Laws came running by and said: “Oh Lord, I have shot ‘Stump.’ ” The pistol used, it is said, was dropped on the pavement as soon as it was discharged, but the police could not learn what became of it last night, a THE BRAME DIVORCE CASE, $25,000 when collected. So the outlook is by no means unfavorable. , Crecurr Covurt.—Judge Keith now holds both the corporation circuit court and the county circuit court in the market square court house. In the city circuit court the suit of Summers agt. Miller—all the parties residing in Washing- ton—was ended by the confirmation of sales made by Francis Miller, commissioner, and order to convey the tok ty to the pur- chasers, In Ross agt. Washington a sci, fa. is ordered to be quashed. In Beech agt. Mumford and Alexander agt. Alexandria the causes have been submitted for decree in vaca- tion. In Raub agt. Otterbach, where parties are Washingtonians, exceptions are filed. In the circuit court for the county a decree con- firming sale has been made, aud Geer agt. Na- tional Press Brick Sires gad a Washington case, has been submitted for decision during vacation, Nores.—The water pompany has appealed its case relative to its right to open streets, &c., from Judge Keith to the court of appeals at Richmond,——W. B. Dulaney has been elected resident of the new colored building associa- ion here.——The funeral of Mra. Wm. N. McVeigh took place this afternoon from her late home, mear the post ottice, Rev. Dr. Vance officiating. —— The Catholic societies here are preparing for reception of Bishop Vandeviver next month.——The Odd Fellows of Potomac Icdge will entertain Myrtle lodge of Fredericksburg eca funeral of Mrs. Virginia Lee Meeks took place yesterday afternoon from the Methodist Protestant church. sans a SS THE COURTS. Count m GexenaL Tenm—Justices Hagner and Cox, —Sheckells against Brambail; order reman cause. Equity Cournt—Judge Cow. T —Boyle against Drury;C. 8 Drury ap- pe guardian ad litem. “Wheeler yon; exceptions to answer sustained. against 3 release of trust authorized. Cracuit Count—Judge Montgomery. Today Lauer brewing company against 4 confession, Estate of feos at Stiseouls: Monts Wednesda for sobbing the Northern Pacific express office, ——e Answer of the Husband to the Wife’s Charges. In the divorce case of Laura M. Brame gainst Tigual Brame the respondent bas, by W. E. Simms, filed his answer. He denies that she was at the time of their marriage a school teacher receiving a good salary, but avers that they were partners conducting a private school, she receiving one-third, and that the partner- ship continued to within a month of the mar- riage, when she withdrew from the school. He denies that for three years after marri she contributed = her — = cat su , exce| a for she: oo ee abe sided him in teaching. He denies that when asked for money be gave child's | the jury box at the court house of persons to ‘serve as jurors for the April term of the Orim- inal Court, to be convened on Tuesday, April 1: POR THE GRAND 20Rr. Grand jurors—W. A. H. Church, 8th and Vir- ginia avenue southwest; Wm. Bryan, 1029 9th street northwest; Thomas L. Carlin, 701 20th street northwest; S.C. Mickum, 2210 H street northwest; Edward Graves, 474 C street morth- west, W. A. Lavalette, 135 F street W. H. Maginnis, 1007 34 street southeast; C. H. Demar, 1303 32d street northwest; W. H. 648 Pennsylvania avenue southeast; F. G, Deit erich, 114 7th street southeast; Benj. F. Guy, 1005 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Noble D, Larner. 937 I street northwest; John’ Albrecht $221 M street northwest; ard Woody, € road; W. P. Collins, 630 H street southwest; P, 1. Ward, 2istand Pennsylvania avenue porth- west; Robert Gilmore, 807 25th street north- west; George Farr. Benning road; Philip Wal- tach, 129 Indiana avenue northwest; Frank P, Weller, 715 Sth strect southeast; C. W. Hand: 921 F street northwest; Samus! Wendell, Ten- jeytown road; Lausford G. Orudorf, 208 th street northwest, PETIT 20RORS, Andrew Payne, Tenleytown; John W. Akers, 1668 Valley street; Theo. F. McCauley, 209 Pennsylvania avenue southeast; Thornton Lewis, Fort Reno; W. BK Holtzman, 2011 K street northwest; John C. Parker, 1430 6th street northwest; S.C, Burnett, 2722 P street northwest; Goodwin Y, AtLee, M411 G street northwest; L. A. Dellwig, 300 2d street north- west, St. John Appo, 1420 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; W. H. Fearson, 2036 I street morth- west, C. Wortbimgton, 925 4th street south- vast; Geo. W. Magruder, Tenleytown round, 1 Gore, 812 ist street northwest; Dani , 7th street and Maryland avenue northeast; Geo. W: Allen, 709 12th street north- west; Chas. J, Jones, T. Summerfield McKenney, 3123 Dumbarton street; Jas, W. Orme, 1219 K street northwest; Pennsylvania avenue Michael McCormick, 22: southeast, Geo, S. Kraft, 1756 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; John C. Baum, 500 B street northwest; Isave A. Eiker, 2018 1 street north- west; K. Carter Ballantyne, 1328 Vermont ave- nue; John Beck, 612 7th street southwest, Frank Dover, Fort Reno. CIRCUIT COURT sTRORS, The following were drawn for the Circuit Court April term: Richard T. Grimes, Ana- costia road; Chas, L. Anderson, 601 18th street northwest; John Acton, Anacostia road; Edwin Farnham, 10th street John M. Chariton, 1615 Corcoran street north- west; Geo. W. Knox, 803 K street northwest; ‘Valter H. Mariow, 310 B street northeast; Theo, G. Leland, 1249 Sth street northwest; W. RK. Brown, 20th and Pennsylvania avenue north- west; F. 5. Presbrey, 929 Khode Island avenue; John Garden, Anacostia road; W. C. Alvord, L street northwest; John Hockmeyer, 719 6th street northwest; Geo. Riley, Tenleytown; tienry F. Brewer, Brookville road; L. B. Tay- lor, 531 7th street southeast; E. T. Kemer, 507 1L M street northwest street northwest; W. northwest; Jos A. Adams, 1410 14th . Jenks, 1515 10th street Mathy, 1919 Penueylvania ave- Jobn Morgan, Grant road; W. East Capitol street; Lew ¥ P street northwest; W. H. Lee, 2908 M street northwest; Geo. Mullen, Broad Branch road; Heury K. Simpson, Pennsylvania avenue near 3d street southeast, “a DR. CONDORY'S CASE. Judge Miller Declines to Reverse His Judgment. Mr. D. W. Glassic, counsel for Dr. Vilmos Condory, who was recently tried in the Police Court and sentenced as a suspicious person, filed a motion in the Police Court yesterday afternoon praying the court te reconsider the judgment heretofore rendered, recall the sen- tence passed therein and dismiss the case against him, Mr. Glassie, in giving grounds for the mo tion, referred to the molle prossing of the case against Mrs. Condory, and alleged that if one of the pair was guilty both were guilty, and that Dr. Condory could uot have the benefit of his wife's testimony. The case came up this morning and Mr, Glassie argued in support of the motion, Mr. Dumont argued in opposition, Judge Miller again defined the law and re- iterated the facts as shown at the trial, The motion was overruled, and the appeal stands so thut it will have to be tried in the Criminal Court. ———— PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MD, Proposed Washington and Marlbore Electric Railroad—Other Matters. Correspondence of Tax Evestne Stan. Hyarrsvitie, March 21, Leave has been granted to Delegate Meloy of Qis county to introduce a bill i | the Washington and Marlboro electric reil- road of Prince George's county, The road is to run from Marlboro to Washington, entering the city by the new Pennsylvania avenue bridge. The bill authorizing the county com- missioners to issue bonds to the amount of $50,000 has become & law. By the recent quarterly apportionment of the state school funds Prince George's gets $3,100 for white and $1,663 for colored schools. A petition is in circulation among the county teachers here asking the reappointment of the present county school superintendent, Thomas s. me. Mr. Stone has held his present posi- ton at various intervals for about twelve years. Dr. Chas. A. Wells of this place, who has been recreating in Kansas and Indian terri- tory for the t month, has returned to Hyattsville much improved in health, The new bank in Laurel is to be about May 1 Steps ure also being taken to organize @ national bank in Marlboro, Solomon Moore, charged with assault upon Mrs. Aunie Rennoe of this county, has been lodged in the Marlboro jail. A petition was presented to the county com- Missioners at their last meeting asking an ap- propriation of $4,000 to build a public school at Hyattsville. A committee also waited on the board m the interest of the new school at Laurel gr — To Celebrate in Their New Armory, The sixth bettalion, D.C.N.G., will have o great time tonight, no matter how the rain may fall or the wind may blow. The battahon bas taken possession of ite quarters in the second regiment armory in the Center market building, and tonight a large number of in- vited guests will rejoice with the soldier boys, Guard mount, dress parade and reception are on the pi am, and at 9:30 dancing will com- mence in the drill hall, a The Methodist University. A meeting of persons interested in the pre posed National university, under the of Methodist Episcopal church, is announced xt Tuesday evening at M seca The oma eas soy a Bishops Hurst and Newman, Senator Colquitt and others, ——— The Bakers’ Mass Meeting. Messrs, August Donath, August Delabar of New York, secretary of the Bakers’ national union; Paul T. Bowen, Ralph Beaumont, George Spier and others will deliver addresses before the journeymen bakers’ mass te be held at 's hall tomorrow evening. lard F. Hobbs, master workman of District A» her only $1 or that she had to sell her furni- | sembly, No, 66, will preside. ture to get clothing. He states that six years after their he secured @ position in the pension office and broke up his school, and burg “Var centering into’ partncrship 4 en in i with’ Mra” Mary B. Hussell) and be denies that either her father or brother fur- o> Wills Filed Today. The will of Hiram Cole was filed today. nished him with $1,200 ee yen ee to Zedekiab Wi that he furnished $35and her subsequently he gave her $300 and sent her and a half every month goods or money to the value of €50 to @75and charges that the brother took an organ from her as security for the loan of #40. He denies the of dissipation, neglect of family and el mnt, but on the cont: that price to her. fairs death “be ia HH Ht FE & treed Fe Hie L