Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1890, Page 3

FOR RENT—HOUSES. JOR RENT 162] COR- } coran st, Urand b., fog tubes on 943/04 Boundary > m25-3t ii & HUNGERFORD, FURNISHED SE Capitol Hill: owner wishes to reserve third Which leaves parlor. four pleasant bed rooms, ba roow,dining room and Kitchen. Address 8.M.Q’. Star office! mz5-3t & RENT—927 FRENCH 8T. N.W..7 ROOMS, mod imps., at $27.50 per month. HEISKELL & McLERAN m25-3t 1008 F st ow. R KENT-—AT VERY MODERATE RATES—A Fistetetoraitfascne tod ‘andeomely, Purnished oars Tei Hat OS, E WAGGAMAN. KEAL i RENT_BY zg TH MSTATE BROKER 917 F ST. N.W. 8 Pisses] been! i oO Soune 2.3 erraces.e..4r8.30 7 Hope ave. ae., 4r...8.30 60 F st. aw., 4r. 8 st 1235 24 ot, a.w., 3r...6.30 OFFICES, 9th & Pa ave., 825/615 7th at.n.w.,7. 445813 4350 7th st. nw. 3d fir.¥5 Gunton Bldg. 2 50 tral Gunton Bldg..r.19..-12.54 0 10 m 10...20/ 9th & Pa. ave. rm a Seer, | | STOKES, &o. ‘store dwelling Store room cor. lst & N Sth Kets ne. sts. 2. Ww... Bable rear 1515 L st Stabie rear 6: a. tore room 154i Misi 15 rtion of the property on my ‘ooks. For full list call at office for bulletin issued on she Ist sud 15th. (mu25) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. R RENT—HOUSE 116 CST. NE, SEVENTEEN rooms. Inquire 326 Ist st. ne Kent - m25-2w T—BY THE OF APRIL, A GOOD House, with as and water, new rape. hot and cold water and bath: s large, dry cellar: rent, $35. in advance. Apply on premises, 611 N st. aw. at" QOR RENT—2012 STH ST. N.W.,6 ROOMS AND bath; all mod. imps $14.30. Gor. 3d and F sts. 2.w., 6 roome and bath; all mod. imps. ; 820.40. W. L HOPKINS & C h25-3t 1420 F st. n.w. RENT_BY J. F. CULLINANE & CO., 609 F 232 NJ. ave. a6. 16r,, 9 ail um. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY MARCH 25, 1890. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. 61 208. 1135 0 210 ir st. n 80, soz 11th 35 1011 N.. 1754 “75 138 7 gui 30 1903 60 131] 0) 1005 60 13 50 224 1. 5 12: 1625 ipa § 621 Pat. 40 220 Ist ot 40/11 27 P at 40 Te 323 Ost 40 1317 224 35): Hite ant ).9O 44 aan 6 $3 38 1930 231 20, 0 5, 2) 50, 5 a aig pered throughout areas keys at “rent @35: P MORKISON, 1212 F aten.wimae-3t —326 MASS. AVE. N.E., 6-ROOM NEW v0. 3. iH. GRAY & CO. 637 F st. WOK RENT—1429 NEW JERSEY AVE. ; 6 ROOMS; 326.50. SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, a {OR RENT—1615 MADISON ST.. NEAT EIGHT- ete cellar and all ee. ment herdica pass corner; mioderat careful tenant; key at 1127 1Sthet nw. w2d-3t" t _RENT—38 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W., Grooms, in goodcondition. Inquire P. DILLON, Mass ave. : m22-3t* R SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS ‘SALE—HOUSES. : F'Ciracts to the West But 200) se and Bas aee — B.w. Must be sold at once to close out an te. B. F. Qrizerrt. A. M. Gomman. ‘mh25-1m_ ACKEK & GADSBY, 1008 F st. n.w. B. F, GILBERT & 00. RB SALE—A BEA STYLISH WELT: REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ‘built Brick Bates: bey window. south front ; Fet.nw. Qacallent repair: & rooms and beth: lot 52.1288 to — wide concreted ‘alley; 31 feet wide: room| 94, NORT! . a a Paowre. “Price 87000 GED. W LEME RE Soe Dutier’s pestry, lot Sus1OU; $16 00e iba wahoo Shek mes oe meas M sts., 3-story, '10-rooms and Store, R SALE—HOUSE 1016 T ST. INQUIRE ONE junderiand best - week of owner, 1429 Corcoran et, 8 ass. sites furnace and oped Ui pled ay desirable: \OB SALE—IMPROVED PROPERTY ON F 87. | $1250. 3 stories, 10 butler's Pen degicene front 28,590 pantry, Doautifully Sulshed, ot 21, 6x80, 912-000. 59 feet 8 inches front; corme Binge ee! Erle, Dowie a Borth west: 10,300. m25-6t Toeee 2th tials seiiibiaas, 36 seiek Datars pentry, jot 252105. 10.000. wish ear Scott circle, new Brick, lot 19x65; st. near F, 3 3 1 beconverted inio fine basla: erpeety secon [near loth, now? Giovice nid buseuicet, 0 some, side and rear alleys, lot 18192; $9,000. Pand 3ist » Llr., lot 32x01, desirable; N near 15th, 9r., good condition, lot 21185 ohonett 2st Nearly New Brick, 9r., lot 15th near T, Beautiful $ rooms, 19295, will be sold on monthly ments; . 2d near F, 8r., best condition, lot 25x140: runes Gar Rook Jot shen rable 9.00 5 F, 101 3 . Gihncar 0, New'and Beautiful’ House, lot 21293; Dwaidr. BIT ei nsw he i =s boo) LTH Baiapeon stat tee at we. << 6r. seen 1,800 w.. Or. The ly 8 portion of the property on my books.” For full lat call at bulletin 08 the Ist and 15th 31 THOS. E WAGGAMAN, {OR RENT—PHENIX TERRACE—THAT ELE- gaut Residence 209 East Capitol st. (with or without large stable), adjoining residence of Senator Blair and Ge Breckenridge of Kentucky, Whiting of chivan sud’Kerr of Pennsylvania, ‘ADDY at Koon 18, Atlantic Balding. mlZ-3tt J_8, JORDAN, General Agent. SOK RENT-626 EK ST. N. $12.30; 473 Armory a. 1st Boor, 815; lal Stal nd CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 13th and N.Y. Fos RENT—TWO FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCES, 412 15th st. and 1515 Rhode Island x m21-3m_ Apply’ to J. Get 12 237 Hut. De, SF. 1455 Mass. ave., 1 ‘eleant 1720 Conn. ave. 10r. elewant, 1207 12r., thorough, 1725 Qst!; 1ér,; brown stone... 1906 I6th'st., 7¢., comfortabie. STO: t 5, 2112 Mst $70 F st. bet. 14th and 15th. 237 H stn. 2/F at. bet. 6th aud 7th. Noth st. bet. F and G. -12t M.M PARKER, 1418 F st. ENT—BY RO. HOLTZM. Ins REAL S- yarance Broker, 10th and sts.2.% FURNISHED HOUSES. ‘Mass. ave and Thomas 9th above Kst., 14r..$: coon sve, 55-38 bet @ 8 ke 1G wwe. nr. Nest, bet. 14th. & 15, 297 250 Sow ur. Qhw. LF Ver. av. ur.N, 12r...166.66 OFFICES. BUS STORES. 1016Conn. ave. 1018 Conn. ave 1022 Con iuzé Conn: ave. 1020 Conn. av. (rear). mh2s BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th QOk RENT_BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. N.W that Beautiful Press-brick Bay-window House, 49)4 Sunderland place. ¥ room: IT mod. imps. ; most beautifully furnished and isa fue home 1p a mawnif- cent locality; will be rented to # careful tenant tur- Sished at $100 per mo. or unfurnished at $70 per luo. —BY FISH & MILLER. 1213 FST. N.W., Fress-brick Bay-window Front House, with 12 rooms: all mod. imps. ; low price of $75 per m snd unfurnished at $50 per uo. The 3d floor of this house is now rented tos prompt teuant unfurnished for $20 per mo., who desires to remain im house if agree- able, if not ill vacate. m24-6t FSR BENT, 8, DUPONT CIRCLE-NEW | AND Handsowely-finished Eughsh Basement How: 12 rooms, 3} bath rooms, laundry, kitchen, larze cella suitable for physician. Apply 5 Dupont circle. m24-1w' {OR RENT—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST.N.W. UNFURNISHED, 14 Sunderland place, ¥r., mod. imps., per m ‘$4 Corcoran st., 1 ee e W. Washington. 10r., * teers teres ROOM BRICK st we. with ane stabling. from Jegant locality. M. M. ROHRER, ; hice neilborhood; 818.50 per month. J. all m: H. GRAY & CO., 657 F st. m24-6t 457 G aw., r.,, wks. 18. 439 10th aw. 6 z 333-3 M or., Wat. 2 Ma.w., Sr., water. 117 Law, Se .,8 808 Dwyer’s alley, 4r. Stable rear 608 F s.w...10) C. H. PABKER, cor. 436 and E sts. s.w._ 1015 V st uw. m22-3t WM. LOK RENT— 1602 VERMONT AV: roums; bath; mod. imps.; price #. 11 ‘rooms; bath; mod. imps. ; pric JOR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, 1754 gneof the most demrable locations in city ; fronts ou Khode Isiand ave., cue door from Con- panne Lon yao — be furnace, Fapge and all mod im; ‘or permit call on ty Bit WARNE & CO., 916 F at JOR RENT—BY APKIL 1, SIX-ROOM HOUSE and Bath, press-brick frout; modern improve- ents; on 7th st.se., one square from East Capitol at. in goodorder. Apply toA. GIROUARD, 11> 10th ste. mz2-3t" OR RENT—UNFURNISHED. 1701 K.1 ave. a. 17 16 6th st. a. SH. ave.n.w.. 10) 200 1527 Ost. nw. 1 vs ULF... 75 1028 Sth at. uses can be examined THOMAS J. FISHE! 1 cluded) Three-story Brick; nine rooms and cellar all mod. imps.; desirable locality; barxain to tenant for next six of eight months. Inquire of 6 Sth st. me. a1 F uw.l0r yh 820 om 137 Om si ior.” located rent moderate. i. UTHEKFORD, 1307 F stn RENT—209 C ST. N.E.—FOUR ROOMS AND Kitchen ; good ueigbborhood ; @1! BENT— 2111 L st, 6r, Stott Mansion, 238600 2423 K st. 10r afar...2 ér. Pad : by a Bag 8 OF: petSieS art SEVEN ROOMS and bath. mod.imps.; « larve yard; on M st. near Ziau-w: Apply 1135 New ioe avenues jak th meee Fs. RENT—SEVERAL ‘EAT Dwellings on K st. ue. 913. Ost 14. 7th st. ow.; 825. Sth st. nw. #15. feds ot. 915.50. 10 1 3. 50. 940 JOK RENT_FIRST-CLASS TEN-ROOM BRICK Dwelling in thorouzh repair, 1671 3st. st Georgetown. Apply to JO3. W. DAVIS, 1218 31 at. m18-2w* FOE BENE UNRURSISHED— Fistein “The Milton” 1 at 865, 85 1437 Penn. ave. n. JOR RENT—1303 T ST. N.W.; SEVEN KOO! all m.i.; excellent condition: ‘with stable 748 6th st. b.w. ; eight rooms and bath; all mi. gentral location; $30. (64) HOKSTKAMP TER, 639 F st. nw. iT UNFURNISHED. | 21 Conn. ave., with stabl --82 very JES- mlslw STABLES. K st. facing Farragy Conn.av. above R..... square, year. 00 Con: Cor. 18th and ‘¥ sts., leas 00 by the y 300 per | 9th st. mo. For season of 6 | De Sales #1 150 months, per 10.500 M_ bet. 181 K nr. McPherson sq. sts. -..130 Kat. bet. 16th& 17th. Q st. bet 17th Fist Mst. bet. 17th and sth sts, 100 G st. bet 18th & 19th 85 300 13th st.bet.G and H sta.7: .. S00 H st. bet. 21st a: From April 1 to Oct. 200 1, 1800. 50 Conn. ave. bet. Jefferson place 00 sts., partly furuished..40 BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF- FICE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED ONLY BY PEKMITS FROM OUR OFFIC HILL & JOHNSTON, mb15-s,tu,th 1503 Penn. ave.n.w, Partly furni K RENT— 516 21st st., 8r.$30.30| 2149 Pa. ave., Sr. m15-w GEO. W.LINKINS, 19th and Hi sts. POR RENT HOUSE 1423 STH ST ON.W. TEN rooms; in good repair. Inquire of JNO. B. SCOTT, Howard house. Im? Oe et PER MONTH—1123 STH ST. B.W. A pleasant, home-like Brick Residence; two Stories: ‘seven rooms, with bath room, sumer kitchen, two excellent latrobes and a range, hot und cold water: terraced grounds in frout; two cellars; Dfteen windows ; ample closets for bedding and cioth- ing; house in excellent repair. Apply to Mrs, SAKA JER, oflice Spenceriin Business College, 7th fry Fe RENT OR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST AT- tractive and Beautiful Homes in Newport, 11 completely furnished; bas large stable. Will tent or sell at a grest bargain. Apply MS-Im CHAKLES BARLY, 603 14th st.n.w. JOR RENT—1100 13TH ST., DESIRABLE COR- ner House welve rooms and bath; large cellar; heated by latrobes, price 88 peumit, to imspect. “Apply to JAMES Mf. US F st POR KENT—01S K BTN. W. TWO-STORY EIGHT- room Brick, ali m.i.; new house ahd just papered; ¥.H. SMIIH & SON, Fst. nw. SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, mbl-lm 927 Fat. u. ___ FOR SALE—HOUSEs. ROR SALE— 1619 K st. o.w., Brick Dwelling; fine loca- tion... m .....816,000 my © £ et. aw., 16-room Brick Dwelling, large ot. Fae -.... 13,000 1o08; 1811 1519 aiid 1515 ati iw Tites. story Brick Dwellings,all mod. impa.; new; allf 15,000 904 Fat i.6., Two-stoi ing,in nice order, lot 394100... , 3,900 1604 15th st. n. w., Two-story-aud-basement in hice order, only. 5,600 2-room Bric alley :cheap at 6,000 1832 aud 1834 11th st. n.w., ‘Dwellings in good order; mod. imps each... 3,800 10 Acres on Anacostia road near new Penn. now open: only... 6,000 $25 12th st. te., 2-stor, Dwelling 8300 cash, easy. 2,000 Fine Building Lot, room for three houses, north side T, just west of 14th at.n.w.1.50 per foot. N.w.cor. 16th and P sts. u.w., 68 feet front: fine lot and locatioa.. m22-3t ALI FOE See HAVE SOME FINE 6 Room Brick Houses in n.w. and 1. raale; all in destrable locsities, 7 F at. Feat sectic a a EF 3. GRAY & CO, m22-6t FOR SALE—BARGAINS IN MT. PLEASANT HOUSES. 16th st. near Park, and Cellar House: Large Two-story Attic 9 large ‘ha 117,000 Hi ‘Two-at Mansard roof ; 9 rooma, bath and cellar, fur- nace, cistern, open grates and every con- very handsomely finished; lot K SALE—AN ELEGANT EIGHT-ROOM, BATH and cellar House; mod, imps.; electric bella, speaking tul &c.; four rooms on & floor; elean' tion; near Rhode Island ave. n.w. If soldat once 00; terms to suit. 5-3t '. I. HOPKINS & CO., 1420 F st. R SALE—A BRIGHT, CHEEKFUL, SUNNY icountae Oiaog ome 2 i ae cane a rooms; 2 room: 5 beautiful Bouse. ‘To immediate purchaser 85. m25-3t W. I. HOPKINS & CO., 1420°F at. F083 SALE BARGAIN IN A SIX-ROOM, BATH ‘and Cellar House; all mod. imps. ; on Pierce place Between 15th and 16th sts, 2 4 bouth front: adjoining house it ‘at auction; £3,500, eeeWeT HOPKINS & GOs. M25-3t 1420 F st. ‘OR SALE—A VALUABLE PIECE OF BUSINESS ae on H st. near 13th n.w.: a ear. 12,000. Also several Pieces of Lith: th and tahoe Property For further inf mation apply to oT) HOPKINS & m25-3t Fo SALE—CORNER OF H AND FOURTEENTH sts. n.e, 100x125, including four New 6-room Bricks, at ‘bargain. F. H. SMITH & SON, 1222 F st. n.w. m24-20 FWOR SALE_FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON north side F st. near cor. 7th st. n.w.; lot 53 ft.3 in. by 121 ft. 26 in. to 15-ft, alley; improved by two Four-story Brick Office Buildings; stable in rear of each ; abargain if sold at once. J. F. CULLINANE & €O., 609 F st. uw. m24-3t N.s.Hbet.12th&13th 6 2,200 10r., ami . 5. -000|T st. nr. Sth N.side A bet. 2d and 3d |, simi. 2.¢., lot 255136....7,000)3d 8.6, ‘and E, side Sth bet. Land |" lot 47x84, 2 frames, ‘M, 6r.,a.m.i., 32501 renting for 818....2, m24-3t J. F. CULLINANE & CO., 609 F st. now. Fee. sae pO STORY AND-BASEMENT Press-brick Front Dwelling, with 7 rooms and bat! yi 16th, 8 rooms and bath, best repair, 20100; edBget Mb, 10-room Brick, lot 17x120, stable; 12th near Q, New Brick, 8 rms., lot 22x65 ; $6,300. ‘M near 1st, 8 rooms and cel jar, 20x100; 86,200. 9th near 1, New Brick, 10 rooms, 2Ux04: 86, 000. T near 13t New 8 rooms,side alley so sno New Brick, 7 rooms, lot 18.9x100, on V near 13th, 7 rooms, good condition, lot 16x75; \t., 9 rooms, best repair; $5,300. incar E Cap, 1S rooian trates 3 asi 00; 85,300. new brick; 290. St, S°rooms, brick best condition, 20x Rew, store and dwelling; 4,500. F near 8d st” pew, Groom Week wee Get our April bui POR SALE i014 AND 1916 N ST., 13 ROOMS; eaitenco’ For price formes be, apply Wo HEISRELE EMcLEMAN, 1bos Pet new.” PY “°NETSet Fe SALE—THREE-STORY CELLAR BRICK. LO- cated on North Carolina ave. near Kth st. se. ; 12 rooms and bath, all modern improvements ; lot 29x90. Price $6,500. WASH'N DANENHOWER, _m22-3 202 1116 Fst.nw. R SALE—ONLY A FEW LEFT OF THAT HAND- some row on Q st. near New Hampshire ave. Two all-stone fronts and two brick and stone. Very hand- stylish and ete. Location unsurpassed. Bwelve' rooms bath, butler’s peutry, furnace and eve to make home acomfort. The construction is it-class in every respect. Prices Fange from $14,500 to $15,500, according to style of 114 WASH'N DANENHOWER, m22.3t 1115 F st. nw. F% SALE—THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT Brick on I, st. near 14th o.w., 14 rooms and all M, 1 Lot 202115, with stxble. Price, £18,000. 200 WASH'N DANENHOWER, m22-3t 1115 F st. n.w. POR S4LE-OR, EXCHANGE — WELL-BUILT 7- toom Brick on 2d st. n.e. near F; press-brick, ar: Window front; papered; fine closets; lot 17.6x68; LC neni WASH'N DANENHOWER, m22-1w 1115 Fat. bw. {OR SALE—JUST SOUTH OF H ST. ON STH N_E., two of the best built Small Houses in this city bDuilt by da bie buil 's labor under the supervision of responsi: iF; containg 6 rooms, bath, closets and every hear 16th st. n.w.; fine lot; house in perfect order convenience; lot 15,92105 to alley. Pri 901 at barvain figu: HODGES & TEEL, 147 WASH'N BANESHOWER, m:! 13073 F st. new. m22-1w 1115 F st. nw. ‘Ok SALE—PRESS BRICK HOUSE, TEN ROOMS and bath; all modern improvements; on line of rs; near two others; in northwest section; for the i Inquire 1941 9th st. n.w. ‘m24-3t* VOR SALE—A DESIRABLE 10-ROOM_ RESI- dence, n.w., near 14th st.: will rent for $45 per Month ; will be sold at a bargain if taken this week. DAVID L, GIT'T & CO., 1221 F st. n. Ww. OR SALE—AT TACOMA PARK—VERY DESIRA ble 10-room House, one square frou: station; ce lat, porches, stable: nearly half acre of land. did home. Other new houses; 5 rooms, 7. rooms, 10 rooms and 12 rooms; prices 29,000. LEWIS & HEATON, 629 F at, nw." m24-7t FOE SALE“, BARGAINS WELL | BUILT | SIX. Room Bay-window Brick House; cellar, bath: all in.i.; hall, bath room, and two ceilivige tresco pamted; price 000; lot 16x76.10. 2: ‘1Uth st. n. Owne. jiving On premises. m24-50 {OR SALE—AN ELEGANT CORNER RESIDENCE two squares north of Dupout circle, New Three- story and Basement Brick; contains 3 roome and bath; all modern improvements; ranges, speaking tubes, electric bells; lighted by throughout; first floor finished in hard w erins; price, $12,000. Address 0’ ERY CHEAP TO A QUICK BUYER, we on 15th st. Press brick, stone wings, bay window, 10 rooms, two stairways, fur- Se. Lot 19,2x90 to alley. Fany terms, & HUNGERFOKD, 624 14th st. Ok SALE STHRER-STORY AND BASEMENT Brick, north side Pennuaylvania ave, bet, 21st and 2d sty nw. Fine lot 236x127 to 20-foot alley. ‘his isa first-class inyestuent. Price $7,790 cash, (367), WM. H. SAUNDERS & ©O., m22-7¢ 1407 F st. JOR SALE—318 INDIANA AVE. N.W., TWENTY id ‘stable: excellent locality for boarders id house now tenauted to pay good Lon investment. Price $10,000. » -3t WM. H. SAUNDERS’ CO., 1407 SALE—FLORIDA AVE., WEST OF 14TH ST. . immediately on extension of New Hampshire bath, Fu ave., Two 2-story and Cellar Bricks, 6 rooms an now rented for # per month when si each. WM. per year each, will by eet concreted. Ww NDEKS & CO., 1407 | FOE SALE CHEAP A GOOD BUSINESS PHoP- erty on Fa, ave. b.w., renting a F, mont Frice $15,000; one-thitd cash; balance 2 and 3 years, H. PARKER, “m22.3t _ Cor. 43gund E ts. .w. FOE SALE, CHEAP THREE HOUSES ON 3D 8T bet. K and 1. sta. &.w.. renting at 828 per mouth: 00 for the three. "118 M st. sw. S-room Brick yith omnis amd sewer: lot 100 “fact, decp. 81 C..H. PARKER, Cor. 43g and E sts. .w. HEAP—1320 4% ST. 8. W. OOM Brick with hall aud all inod. imps. Price $2,000. 8-room House on G st, Let, 6th and 7th st. #.w.. lot 20 129 to wood alley.” Only 4,000. A Good 6-room Brick on E st. bet. 4 id Uth st. #.w.: ba) all mod. imps. Price Par! ‘© 6-ROOM HOUSES ON F st. s. w. bet. Ist and 2d sts. s.w., lot 48x100 to ‘ood paved alley; with stable to each house. Price 500; terms easy. C.H. PARKER, cor. 446 and E sts. 8. Ww. mz2-3t OR SALE—CHEAP—TWO SIX-ROOM BRICK Houses on Capitol Hill, with wood cellar, bay win- dow. $3,000; 81,000 cash; balance on time. C,H. PARKER, corner 43 and E sta. aw. m22-3t OR SALE—CHEAP—TWO BRICK HOUSES ON F bet. 3d and 44¢ sts. s.w., with two houses on rear rent at $30 per mouth. Price of the four . H. PARKER, cor. 4% and E sts, 3.w. it: they 00. m22-3t OR SALE—CHEAP_344 PA, AVE., LOT 253127 ft. to good alley, with stable; house nas — good store room and 16 rooms with cellar; will sell at « Darwain; terms easy. C. H, PARKER, my’ Cor. 434 and E i SALE—CHEAP—1207 G STREET N.W., LOT 6 feet front; will take $25,000 if sold w:chin 30 terms ensy. C.H. JOR SALE—FOR 83,350, AN EXCELLENT 6. Toom Brick House, paper througugnt alid iu Ane large fey on Ca q o° W. BE. BURFORD, 1 New York a1 Fe SALE-FINE INVESTMENT IN A ROW OF New Brick Houseson F st near 2d n.e.; new 6- room bricks; all improvements and all rented: lots 16 x70 each. Price $3,500 each 000 for the six. 62 WASH’ ENHOWER, m22-lw _ M2211 1115 Fat. new. ‘OR SALE-FOUR NEW TWO-STORY AND Basement Bricks near corner Sth and H sts. roous and bath each; lot 15.9199, Price $3,750 enc! 147 WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 F at. n.w. R SALE—FINE PIECE OF BUSINESS PRUP- Srty Opposite new Builders’ Exchange: just the lace for a hardware, paint or stove store; Four-story rick Building, containivg 16 rooms, all ‘modern im- Provements: lot 23x104 to large alley. For further particulars apply to 20D ey WASE'N DANENHOWER, m20-lw qu SF TM -room Brick; South Capitol wo squares of M st. cars; now renting is O..price $1,150, RED- FORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. 20-16 FOR SALE — A BEAUTIFUL BRICK; N.W.. 6 rooms, bath and pantry; in perfect oraer; cheap. Also will irade 3 fine lots for residence. Call at Room 30, Le Droit Buildin, m20-6t (OR SALE—BARGAIN- ON 10TH ST. N.E. BET. Hand Ista, a Desirable 2-story aid Basement Dwelling. 7 rooms, and bath mod. imps; stable on Tear PITNEY & BRADFORD, 1305 F m20-1w tories; on K et. bet. 4th and 5th; mod. imps; 00. DUCKETT & FORD, om Cottage near station at South Brookland: : 82.500; on easy termes. a W. WALKER, 1006 Fat. __m19-1W_ MT. PLEASANT—NICE COTTAGE eeythd LOE; well located om principal street: on small ash payment: balauce monthly; at very reasonable price, "REDFORD W. WALKaE, 1006 Fat: mio w. SALE—THREE SIX-ROOM BRICKS; RENTED 16.50 each: 10th and V sts. n.w. ; will eell at on 1ong tine if desired; 10 per cent invost- ment. ‘Lots U8 feet deep toa concreted alley. Fr it SMITH & SON, 1 at. f27-im R SALE—THAT DESIRABLY LOCATED PROP-, erty, 1015 Connecticut ave. ; lot 36x1133; improved y, Double Three-story Brick: splendid business prop- erty; suitable for hotel or club hoi _ hold low on easy terms. LAWRENCE SANDS, ©. ULRICH KENNEDY, m15-1m 1415 F st. nw. , SALE—GREAT BARGAIN IN HOUSE AND Lot near Pension office; offered cheap if sold at Once; terms to suit. ELLINGEK & CO. 43i-3m 3s SALE OR RENT—ELEGANT RESIDE 120836 N n.w., containing ten rooms; just com. pleted uilt in modern style and the best manner shout. Apply to ownel ONnw. m12-1m FE SALES To INVEST TWO FOUR-ROOM Bricks, northwest; rented at $10 each. Price $1,000 each. G-room Brick, 8.w., On concrete st., nod. pe, rented for $15.30: price $1,800; Block of —— in se., will net $550 per year ou $2,700 8 & WEAVER, 629 F st. OOD BRICK, 8 Ashford abstract, FOE SALE-i820 iT Rooms, Lot 17x95 to alles Convenient location. mb1-1m GEN. F. (OR SALE—A FINE DWELLING FOR A or Investment; owner leaving the cit Lently, desires me to sell immediately ; bath aud laundry; well-built and located, p.w. Pa. ave. ; convenient to departments; lot 20. to 16-foot concreted alley. For ply to GEO. W. LINKIN 5-1 Cor. 19th and H ste. n.w. SALE—THE FINE THREE-STOLY REST. large back building, 717 12th st. u.w.; 320,000. Apply tothe owner, M. F. a mé-lm 4,000. Easy terms, GRAHAM, 1319 F st. HOME OR SALE_ WF A LOT 41 FEET FRO! ou WASHINGTON HEIGHTS fot bh 500 Foe e Rock CH 2 LOT on the Heights. "Sit m F 2005000 feet of Ground in Dargain. 75,000 fect on Prospect Hil seers 30.000 feet on 7th st. n.w.; offer wanted. 10,000 feet in northwest section at a 100,000 feet overlooking Maryland Teh ste, at a bargain, WESCORT Wit ‘cox s _ me5-5t 1907 ‘bre. aid Oth and Lac ave. ON MASS. AVE., BET. ‘9 ft. front, 81.25 Gos 11 Fei mbse3t R SALE—73 FEE’ ‘BSc. : cor. of 1st T FRO: 3 ‘and_M ste. n.0., 40,000 ft, 6c. aome Desirable Lote on E st. fronting Garfield Ste Bictsant’ between 13th snd Lath wie eels 360 W. L HOPKINS & CO., “W420 Fst iw BF BUILDING LOTS, FIRS’ near Mat. n.w.; cheap. Apply Ownen 11? nw. ECONOMICAL BUILDING LOTS, ‘ Eig tS goa etS ont. aw. 2, Ya and N. be 2,100. 395 wine, 1 : One a beautiful corner. Fither of these Lots if sold at once may be secured below the prices now ruling and mouey can be made on them ag the season advances. ‘By far the handsomest property in close proximity “ntanir of Con J. BWIMER, 1313 Fat, Foe SALE-AT A BARGAIN—LOT 59x103 TO os ey, on o near 9th st. 3.w. improved. by sone ree-story and basement pressed-brick houses, reut- ing for 8108 per ‘month. ‘WAL. H. BARSTOW. Neal Estate Agent, 615 7th st. n.w. SALE—INTERSECTION OF CONN, AV dha EUR SE Bee Lot 2472100 to 16-Mt alley; eplan- at low price; 7 oe per foo SL WARNER & CO. mg-4t 916 F st. 2, SALE — A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST- ment in Lot, frouting OU feet on 14th st. near Kenesaw st. Price 50 ceuts per foot. Adjoining ground held at 76 cents foot, DAVID D. STONE, m24-3t 806 F st. n.w. {OR SALE — A CHOICE CORNER LOT FRONT- Fone 858 fe on See Seon sor ae sede Te will make three economical lots; streeta concreted; few feet north of Senator Sawyer's mansion. Apply for particulara, AVID D. STONE. We BUSINESS CHANCES. GIVE HALF INTEREST IN SEVERAL Valaable Inventions te man with capital to de AGknees SURE FORTUNE, Staroffice. 11? OR SALE-MANURE.—NOTICE IS HEREBY Fre that bids will be received up to April 1 at Of the Capitol. North O st, and south Wash Ho Horses Contract will ‘be iven for one, Jeu ANDREW GLASS, Superintendent, m2S-3t ()FFICES FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR sale of Two Elecantly Furnished Counecting on F st.; suitavle for a doctor or ¢' rent, AddressMXQ..Staroffice m' OR RENT-STORE 218 TENTH ST, BETWEEN Pa ave and wholesale market: excellent business stand; rent $50. Inquire at 926 Laave, = mv5-Lm_ STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE THEO. A. HARDING, fo A | R SALE—FOR #900 CAS! FPatcautaat; bocmactoenta ©. HALL, PAINTER AND DECORATOR. IN ‘e terior work 3 specialty. Estimates furnished ‘Attention given in all cases. Kesidence 1703 Tat.nw. m24-1m* R SALE—A DRUG STORE IN THE NOKTH- most gection; good stand. Address P.O. Box 313. R SALE OR TRADE—A CLIENT RETIRING from business desires to dispose of his ine i ky "Sexi00, ‘price, portion ft. at 3 lot, Box . $9,000: ‘stock will inventory’ about $1,200; will ‘Wade store and stock for imrroved property in auy section of thecity J. F, CULLINANE & CO, m24-3t 609 F st. pw. {OR SALE-STOOK AND FIXTURES OF DRUG gash. Mf taken 'atouce, For pardtcalnes’ ami ‘of ce. “Fo 7 1308 Khode Isiand ave. nw. mel st SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY. ie a The BERKELEY SPR’ HOTEL, having » ce Ait for 200 to 500 gucsta with all the PURNI- URE and FIXTURES, also several adjoining Lots and 75} Acres of ground near by, will be sold under decree of court at Berkeley Sprites, W.Va, ou T AX, AP! ST, 1s cotmtmenctt yEN Bekoth ae ee nomencing at ELEVEN perms je: One-third cash and balance in one and two years for the real estate and all cash for the furniture. access! Vashington. Last year direct rail road conuection by way of Hancock. on the Band 0. main line, was completed, which gave the botel its Most successful season. This sale offers n KARE CHANCE for enterprive and capital Further particulary may be und E, Boyd Faulkner, W. T. W. B. Duckwall, Speci m24-3t POR SALE NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED, Lot on Zist at, bet. Nand Q: 214116 to alley. DAVID D, STONE, 806 F st. uw. Bose alley, 18th bet. Rand 8. sale an 2ix116, ‘ithode’ Island ave. bet. 14th and 15th; ft. front on 22d st. near M: $1 ft ‘281.6, 5 st. near 15th. 100, 11th st. near 8; @1.25 ft. , D.w. cor. 12th and U st a 3 18x85, Florida ave. near Sth: 82,000. 25.3x100, O at. bet. 4th and Sth: 850. ft, 62x80, Florids ave. near Ist st.; 65e. 1% Alley lots in square 521; 25c. 19.6x100, 6th st, near P; $3,000. 30x80, B st. ne, near 3d; 500. 20 ft. tront on Sth st. near E. Cap. : 95c. 20x90, Riggs st. near 19th; 61.2. “3t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. $140 ft This ia the cheeyest lot in 64. . ies JF. Cl ELINANE.§ CO. 609 Fret: JOR SALE—CORNER 7TH AND LINCOLN STS, 100x150, cents a foot; on summit of hill overlooking the city. KF. H. SMITH & SON, m24-20 1222 F FOE SALE-BY HORSTEAMP & JESTER, 639 F st. u.w. Brookland.—Many Choice Lote... Hyattsville —Choice Lots from.. Le Droit Park.—Harewood Q st.n.w., 212100, and N.J. av-n. Columbia’ Heights.—Harvard st, near 13t Meridian Hill. Two Lots, 50x 100 each, Lincolnville.—Lofs 20 and 21, two acres. m:2-3t \E LOT CORNER SIXTE. 1d Kenesaw ave. at 50 cents per foot. D) DAVIS & CO, 1319 F st. FOr SALE Non THI st. and Kenesaw ave., 16,683 square feet ground; favorably situated for ibdivision into amall lots; DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. 318 mm: SIXTEENTH 8' On. 1319 Fat. __md2-3t_ ‘OR SAL! A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS Pilg ee and cae Lots, metered excellent building + at speculative prices; "unt ee W, 1 BURFORD, "1432 New York ave _ FPok, SALE-CHEAP—OR WILL, TRADE ON. 1a- proved Property, 63,000 ag. ft. Ground within four squares of the Capitol; frouts on wide avenue; 57 short lots, 85c. ft., one-third cash, balance one, two, three years, at 5 per cent, send for plat. m22-3t DAVID D, STONE, 506 F st. nw. FRE, SALES LOT 50X110 ON LE HOY PLACE, Washington Heights, at $1.50; south front. DEE- BLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F st, m2 FOR SALE-T WO FINE LOTS IN UNIVERSITY Park near 14th st.; will be sold together or sepa- t8oc. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F st jt Corner at same price. DEEBLE, DAVIS & Fe SALE—LOT 40X115, WEST SIDE 218T ST. bet, O and P: 0-ft. alley’; price $1.90.’ DEEBLE, D: e 1319 F st. m2 it FR |ALE—A BARGAIN IN 3 LOTS, WEST SIDE of 18th st. and intersection of New Hampshire ave., if taken at once. JAMES A. BATES & CO., 1407 F st. n, OF THE FINEST BUILDIN Sites on 16th st. n.w. bet. P and Brice, JAMES A. BATES & CO., = m22-3t 1407 Fs Fe SALE—BEST BUILT AND FINEST LOCATE House in Asbury Park, N.J_. one block from ocean, On, 3d ave, Rouse 24xb0: lot S0x12S. excellent chance for business; full particulars of owner. 1 Estn.w. a H™ £8 INSTALLMENTS, monthly w acozy suburban home in apy locality you desire or style you ON. fancy. | We will buy for or sell yous house of any value on onal 3 eR G SECURITY REQUIRED. We aro not » Building Loan Association, but s Mutual Mo: Company, with over 2,000 mem- bers, having the plans, ways and means to carry out above ober GRANITE STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION, 169 and 171 Broadway, New York. W. 8. ODELL & ©O., ‘General Agen’ Atlantic 30'F st now. SALE—A WELL-FSTABLISH Di Store in good locetion, doing good business. Pri: moderate if taken at ouce.’ Owner has other busines: Address DRUGS, Star office. my POR SALE-GROCEKY AND PROVISION BUSI- ness; best locality ; large trade; -acrificed if wold at once. Also splendid chance in notion busivess for rty with sual capital; best reasons for selling, 21, Central building, vth and Pa. c = () PER MONTH WILL PAY FOR A 84,000 a0 Property in 8 years in Gravite State Association. W. 8. ODELL & CU., Agents, : Atlantic Building. OR SALE— stands in Washington, store doiue a good bw ness, WM.T.BALDUS, 1905 Pennsyivania ave. m: OR SALE—A STEAM Lal RY: LOCATED ID the central part of the city; doing « first-class business, This is @ bargain if sold at ohce; owner juilding, m22-3t RUG STORE, ONE OF THE FINEST las good reasons for selling. Address BARGAIN, Staroffice, cs ste USINESS OPPORTUNITY—A RARE CHANC for party with $ti,50U to buy an established and paying General Housefurpishing Business, Owner sells only because of other business, Full particulars furnished parties ‘sho are iu cachest ou application {9 TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F'st.n.w. m1. OTICE—THE BEST CHANCE EVER KNOWN to convert few thousand into millions of dol! ‘Adé~ess Box 17, Star office. JOR SALF—i,000 ACRES TIMBER LAND—700 im oak, hickory, poplar and dog wood: 300 in yel- low pine;‘all origitial growth ; situated in Virginia, 2: tiles froin, Atlautic Coast Like and 8 miles from Wei FOR EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS HAIR CUT or when you have occasion to have it cut over, as pany others do, see the Philadelphia Artist, east cide ° sto. E pALLET per in tone, tou. les. Instailment, ER, S11 Mth stu. w. ONEY DOUBLED By investing in Prairie, Timbered Lands and Kenches in Texas or New Mexico. Gold and Silver Mines in New Mexico or Georgia. Cosi, Gas and Oil Lands in Ohio or West Va. Farias in Texas, New Mex., V Towa, Ga, Ohio, Kan., Mo., Md, &c., &e. ‘The Chéapest'and Hichest Landa in the World Special inducements to investors. “Commissioner of the State of Texas.” ALONZO T. LOGA! Attorney-at-Law, Real Estate aud Claim 5 609 F =H. WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC_ jo Dealer in Resi Estate; Houses and Vacant Lots for sale northeast. 455 Louisiana ave, A st. = a26-Om FGE, SALE, SHORT LOTS, SHORT LOTS—SIX 18: Also six on F 0. GEO. A, JOR- Lotson 6th and M ste. n. at me. bet. Ee ‘QOD PLAGE, NEAR COLU: road, some Very Fine Lote at moderate prices, lable for immediate improvement, having water, gas and sewer, curbs set, sidewalks laid, roadways mac E.2) TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. CE LOT ON FLORIDA AVE. NEAR ‘Use feet front; price $2,700. (U. 26.) CYLERK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. JOR SALE—THAT MAGNIFICENT LOT ON MASS. bet. Lath and 15th sts. (opposite Hixuland Terrace); 30 ft, front on Mass. ave. by a depth of 98 ft. through to M st.; cheap if sold at once HEIS- KELL & McLEKAN, 1008 F st. n.w. wi22-1m JOR SALE_TWO FINE ADJOINING LOTS; CON- necticut ave., West side, near Du 25 ft alley in rear; fashion: L, 1419 New York a dent's ; 23x87 feet to lary ley ; low price. Also G0xi00 north side st. nw. between 15th and 19th sts. ; handsome improvements: opposite. m22-3t OR SALE—THE ENTIRE SQUARE Bo! by Dupont circle, N. H. ave., 19thand Q sts, con- taining 30,220 sq. f.. the, undersigned being” part ovuer thereof. The finest hotel or apartment house site now left. ‘If not sold eutire will shortly be sub- divided and sold in lots. Also Block bounded by Columbia road, Boundary s1 Le Roy place aud Fhelps placecontaining about 000 9q. ft. For prices and terius apply to Ga. aig Attorney-at-Law, WM. T. OKib, Room 4, 1331 F st. nw. NDED BOARDING. 28 AND 30 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH ST., NEW York. Private Boarding House: rooms single or en suite; table and service of the best; prominent F SALE HAVE A FEW SPECIAL BARGATSG Washington references given and references required. on Capitol Hill in New Eight-room Houses: nic ted and thorouzhiy well built, 83,000 to. $4,000, | FROARDING—LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM Ghemy terns, WE, BURFORD, 142 oP aoe | IB with good board et tuo “Aubure* Fe eee oak Mme at" at. nw, ; terms moderate, 713-3m— LETHE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, PAY- PEE WepeTen eee eee Sateen fe 8130 Py At Sightseers: dally stage to ine Good Brick Houses for $18,000, i jeeers: hy. Six Good Brick Houses for 6” paring Arlington and points of interest; no liquors. $09.80 Ponthly. | A Tine B-story Store and bwel hing F 0,500, payis monthly, Udeides sev auailer provertien Tyna 10'tol 2 percents HOTELS. mzt-3t*W. E. BUKFORD, 142 New York ave. VOR SALE—TO CLOSE OUT THE AFFAIKS OF & syudieste I will sell to tunmediate pure ‘Que 1 tory and Back-building ch; finely finished in nat- ural wood; oak mantel laces: bay window ; finely bulit by day labor; most desirably located on two car lines northeast; price $3,0a0, 82,600: small ¢auh and easy monthly paywents, Also in same square Fine Building Lots, with use of party walls, at prices Under the market; an exceptional chance for builders. . E, BURFORD. m22-6t* 1422 New York ave. B ST. 8.W., FRONTING wy Bey-window Brick’ moderna ne 800. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 Fst, 3TH ST. BETWEEN W. AND Boundary sta, Two-story Brick; bay window; modern improvements; in rfect_ condition; price 5. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 Fst, 50x10. - 8,600 ‘17th st. bet. Park and Howard,'l wo-story and Attic House, 10 rooms and cellar, furnace, cistern, &€.; lot 100x140..... - 8,000 Howard ave.,south side,esat of th, Two- story, tie and Cellar House, 10 rooms and bath, large square ball, fu: tern, &e.; lot 90X148, 7,000 ‘16th st. pear Howard, lot 100x140. . 6,500 t * 5 REDFORD W. WALKER, 22. 1006 F st. uw. RK SALE—TWO VERY DESIKABLE PIECES OF Business Property on F st. and one on 13th st. between F and G sts. M.M. RK ml2-6t 1418 F at. FEF SALE—A VERY VALUABLE PIECE OF BUS- iness Property on G st. n.w. near 12th. AR to THEO. A. HARDING, 11th st. uw. em piped ee Roy 3 17TH sT. LA ew houses ; 9 rooms, large pantries; Of closets ; heated ay . ba house ; large stable. Rae bon line of electric cars; 6 rooms 411 6th st, n.w. ; 8-room frame ; lot 4? feet front. io threesatory bay Window Briste oc 6 sont, 3 es ee an. as B.w.; 10 rooms and bath ; all m. muall Bricks On K st s.c.: $2,900 for the two. PLANT & TUKPIN, 1429 N.Y. ave. (CK DWELLIN ICE 3:STORY well located n.w, and couve! it to street cars, Toms, bath room and cellar unde: whole house: fur- i ‘all age roses Prins pe0n tae Touma, 7OR SALE_VERY DESIRABLE CORNER BRICK DWELLING, well located northwees, Howton tains eleven rooms, bath room and cellar, large pantries and closets, furnace and all m imps” Eriee $13,000" (B. 30.) TYLER & RUTHER- FORD, 1307 F st. m15-12t* JOK SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND F Lena po, Ba convenient to street cars; New 5 ; #rooms; reception ball; bath smseuted cellar ; heated by steam ity . corner lot; streets paved, % 10.) LER & KU’ Pests one ee 2) {Ok SALE—BY FISH & 2: a Fine Business Pro} on G st. bet. 12 13th ste. o.w., im) substantial = rm house; 1: ‘all mod. imps. ; for OR SALE—EIGHT-ROOM BRICK, R BETWEEN Oth aud 7th; ami.; electric bells and 2 Tubes i Fs suit, F. ubes in. BES SR 700: tare to - 3,800 asst B83 (23x100)...6,: JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN FOR TEN DAYS— Ponce Brick Hotes EP tak to En Dae EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. C. PROPOSALS. “Oftice of J.B. Winer. ee eee ee ce i per foot; rls, 637 F st. \ORTHWEST. 9th near L, 31x99, frame ren 20th near K, 21x1'3o, frau Pear 16th, 22 N. H. ave., 63x130, fine loci New Jersey ave. near K, 22x 1 3d near K, 20x100; 81/30. Ast near £, 49x11 19th near F, 30x1 ‘ S near 19th, p. Senator Sawyer; S near 19, 20x85, side and rear alleys; $3, Get our April bulletin. m22-3t _B. F. GILBERT & CO., 625 F st HE UNITED STATES TRUST F st. nw. Real Estate bought, ed; rents collected; estates man- aged: notes bought and sold. m19-lw EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHI: JQOR BALE_BARGAINS IN TWO DESIRABLE ton, D.C bh 10, 1890.—Sealed proposals will | B* Lots at Brookland. Choice Lots at Cleveland be department until WEDNESDAY THE NINTH DAY OF APRIL, 1890, at ONE O'CLOCK P.M..for furnishing Stationery and Envelopes for the use of the Department of the Interior and its bureaus and offices for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1890. proposals, specifications «iving the esti: ee juantities and full ans to bidders will on tion to this dey ent. m11-2aw-6t JOHN W. NO: Secretary. ALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE Construction ofan Ice Machine ee ‘Company. For plans, 9 ‘and Bidders. will ‘at the office of 1311 F st. nw., other information m20-0 LEWIS ABRAHAM, Secretary. PRINTERS. WALLACE Sarrenty tn bitue AND JOB PRINTERS, 1 E st. n. Expert Workmen. [(m22] Presswork for the Trade. L McOUREN, H. * & 308 PRINTER, 1108-1116 E st. no. w. FINE WORK ONLY. m17_ 4 208 Nl LEGAL, UFUs Heights frontim Woodley rosd. Also Lots in ‘Washington Heights, Latha extended. CE BAN: ©. ULRICH ‘RENNT DY, 1415 F st. a. Rk SALE—GOOD LOTS AT LOW FIGURES— Sherman ave. near Princeton, 29x100.. x Sherman ave: near Farragut, 607150. rragut near 7th, 501150... west of 7th st, 25x Steuben near Schoolhouse, 100x1:; Bheridan st., graded and curbed, 50x! 110 feet front Dartmouth st, 11,600 aq. ft. ar m21.20_ ve in tront and gas mains; ly papered |. furnace, concrete cellar, z OK SALE—A FEW VERY DES. ¥ SITUATED ‘ke. with the adie Wt tunics sala ‘another Rite aati ‘machinery ; largest facilities in Fess Kaloraina are now off Sale. THOS, Louse on M st., out on Connecticut ave. W. A. a Satisfaction —— Press work for trade. | 5. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. n.w. m19-6t GQULTER, Roum 62, Le Droit Bldg., Cor. Sth and ¥ | 1308 Pa. ave —19L1 D. ia PGF SALEOX TERNS TO SUTT—ONE on THO - .. Front Lots, 9th st. (100 ft. & of East Capitol ALE oa Ue. One or two E. Front Lota, 11th ma. th Beroous Frame House ot 20 by Sbout dor Tanning ATTORNEYS. i 'Rvof By, Tc: OWNER, O13 Bast Cap. at, m7 dist rouxh to New Hi ave. ; 2 This 2 Sees SALE—LOTS BROOKLAND—O1 v ¥. 3.@. ZACHR' y LOTS IN SOUTH ND—OUR cheapapa desires. 6,000. GE Wo PatKING 8. Ease y Beery os % | Bochaivision Greviouka the dalders Home and ‘new Fe N NINETEENTH ST, NEAR KA| Jo4-Gm Atvovueys-at-Law, Sun 3 it in convenient to railroad station lots are BI House; 8 rooms, lot 71.6x84 Price fi deep: ag wate. sueets are city width ; iNet tarts, |e COUNSELORS aT Law, as as BARNES'S WiAVI i Fe ee a ad Bie R_SALE—LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ON ; has been newly Yr inet. Eiteesiown read and Weodley Lane, ite Oak throughout. Apply to L3 Maith, met ot 3 railway tracks pow to lote, BIZES RK SALE—siOUSES AND LOTS OF Eo ened SiR ait on. Bw., Kellogg eas erent the Woat Wasitington: a ry Ky 58 poroeut interest 308 HE WORLD DO MOVE."—REMEMBER THE “Terrestrial Clock.” RAMSAY has cut the prices; watches cleaned, $1; first-class main-springs, warranted one year, $1; all clock and Jewelry work the lowest pri the city; we dety competition. 1224 Fat ow. aul7 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR RENT—AT ROCKVILLe. COMPLETEL! Furnished House, within three minutes of depot: trom June 1 three moush ; cuildren not desired. Address Box 143, Rockville, Mu. mi24-dt" JOR SALE—CHARMING COUNTRY-HOME NEAR Rockville: new 10-room House, high site, uative all outbuildings, choice fruit of every variety , well, spring and ruuning streum: 10 acres or more. Tumediate possession. jt ‘COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 F st. (0 ACKES OF LEVEL LAND, ¥ MILE from Chain Bridge, on public road; 3% milles from Washington; would make poultry or garden farm or suburban home for one engaged in Business in thin ‘OK SALE OR EXCHANGE—A NEW HOUSE, 8 rooms; lot 162120 fect. with apple, peaf, plum, Peach aud duiuce trees, grapes; strawberries and rasp- tries; in the town ‘of is Church, Va. Fs Church has 1.200 inhabitants, principally government clerks,and 9 churches; house’3 minutes from post of- fice and 10 minutes trom depot. Address L. L. NORTHRUP or F. J. NORTHRUP, Falls Church, Va. R SALE-SMALL FARM PARTLY IN THE corporate limits of bockville, 12% acres, iuproved ;, food 8-room Dwelling, Barn, Corn, Meat and Ice Houses and well ted for subdivision. ice 88.000. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F st m22-4 F ALE—ON PROPOSED ROCK € PARK, 6 Acres; 13 miles from Boundary; would make beautiful couutry seat: or if plotted’ would bring high prices; price $4,800. 4 HORSTEKAMP & JESTER, m2 a ee 63” F st. Dw. in vil 3 3 storie: uch roof, Tatrobes; well, barn ‘aud stable, all new; shade with 2 ER, Fst. nw. minutes from depot and P.O. ; fruit and scree of land; price 84,500. MALL FARMS AT VIENNA AND b, Va, Glendale, Laurel, Rockville aud sail are special ins: 4acres to prices from 000. HORTSKAMP & JESTER, 639 F st. nw. SLY COTTAGES AT Vienna, Falle Church and Carlin Springs,Va., Lau- Md., Anacostia aud other suburban places, “which we are selling for very small cash payments, monthly HOKTSKAMP & JESTER, _ m2 _ 638 Fstinw. R SALE—A FINE COUNTY PLACE, 20 ACRES: 10-room Dwelling and ail Out buildings ; ving spring : choice fruit of ail kinds: half mile from Hemdon station, W. and 0. Kwy.; bishest point be- ween ton and Leesburg; cheap, ou easy;terms, J. GRAY & CO, 637 Fat" St SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTIES A SPE- cialty. | Suburban Lote, Couutry Seats, Farms, Pee Be. GH. CALVERT, © CO, Room 7, 1010 F st. b.w. lin? R SALE—SIX ACRES OF LAND WITH LARGE as a orc] water, &c., frouti . ‘near \twood ; will make detigute country home or suii for subdivision. ALBERT m21- VILE, MD. 3 MINUTES’ harming § room Dwelling on ground; fruit end ‘or unfurnished. SWORMSTEDT & BEADLEY, 927 F st. nw. m19-6t 3 miles 3 RIFORD. 1419G st. ‘OR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE = 8 for subdivisior between Washington and st station. Price reasonable, SAMUEL 310 St Paul st., Baitimore, mi aa RES IST SALE—19,000 ACRES OF VALUABLE Fic, Goat and Humber Land in Botetourt Co.. Va, SAMUEL BEALMEAR, $10 St. Paul st, . Ma m1y-6r* iE SALE FARM NEAR BOWIE ON B.aP. RE N 12-room House, closets, pantry, large “ou ‘spring ‘delicious: nay tg g COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, OK SALE—NEW FIVE-KOOM FRAME HOUST with two-story arn, carriare shed. front sud fear drive way, two equates [rom Het care o8 premises, © B.adeusburg reed, iy SICKEL: FOR SALES TaKom W SIX ROOM MOUSE) i, shade, water, one-th K SALE-13 CHOICE BUILDING 10 Feinte, on Main st. opposite Co ellowa's Fesidence Address hon 0. Star JOR RENT A COUNTRY KESIDENCE OF TER FB atocne with, 30 kes a Ep ENCE OF FE the city tm Vireinia, $20 per mouth.” Address B. 8. Star office,” ab JOR SALE-75 ACRES, BEAUTIFULLY SITU. ated pear Brightwood and bropused Rock Creel Park; few of streetcars. Will sell who or Sor 1 term@ Address Box Fo3, 38571 Wo Tracts of THIRTY ACKED Eland Five;coom Mouse each, Ziq ules: fron. iA fo for dar rete fa : 3. F. CLEMENTS, 181 Feta ee Oe jountry Homer. Po , Track Farms, Rockville Pike property? _mb7-3m COOKE D-LUCKETT, 935 {OR SALE-ON METN. BRANCH, i Fe: ON, RANCH, B&O. LO! JOR RENT —THE HYATT MANSION aT HYA Feit ne c Aivecus opposite railroad tion. ¥.8 SMITH & SON, £22-2m THiS HIS NAME PROBY, NOT WALKER, The Seaman Cut Down by Commandee McCalla is a Georgetown Man. In the McCalla court of inquiry im New Yorlg yesterday Lawyer Menzies recalled Private Sanford, who testified that he had known ig Georgetown, D. C., one Johu FE. Proby, who wason the Enterprise under the name of Walker. He was the only Walker in the crew of the Enterprise. When Sanford first came on board he greeted the man as Proby and wae told that he must call him Walker now. Ia Georgetown Proby was fireman ona tug and was considered a very dangerous character when under the influence of liquor. Mr. Menzies then put in evidence authenti« cated records that throw a light on parts of the career of Proby alias Walker. The first was hi¢ conviction and incarceration in the District ree form school for incorrigibility at the age of sixe teen. The accusation was made by his father, After that he was arrested several times for ase sault and battery. He was also indicted for grand larceny and forfeited his bond by escape ing. His co-defendant was convicted. That was in 1886, aud was the last heard of Proby until he was recognized by his former acquaints ance on board the Enterprise under the pawe of Walker, Dr. C, G. Herndon testified that he was the surgeon during the cruise of the Enterprise, and that in all that time no man was injured, nor was his health or constitution impaired by his confinement in a straight jacket, Darling, who was ship's corporal while the Enterprise was at Cro stadt, testitied that after the first night there was no order depriving the meu of their hammocks and that they were not in irons after 1 o'clock. They all migh have got their hammocks had they wante: them, There was no case of men having beem kept in irons fifteen, twenty or thirty days. Lieut. Fickboum testified that there ba been no entries made in the log book of th confinement of men in straight jackets, in bunkers, and of other similar punishments, He had made a synopsis of the cruise of the terprise, which was placed in evidence, The log books were also put in evidence for reference. The conduct book was also put im evidence, and Mr. Menzies euumerated a num- ber of men to whose naines be wanted special attention given im the imspection of the cone duct book. The court announced that if any statemen® was to be made by the counsel for the defense it should be handed im writing to the court and not made public, All the testimony in the case was deciared to have been given. The cour® then announced that after a few preliminaries atthe afternoon session the remainder of the investigation would be made with closed doors, The Criminal Court records here show thas John Proby and John Weeks were arrested August 3, 1886, for larceny from the persom and that Proby was released August 16, Jerry Myers entering on his bond in $300; that they were indicted and on call for arraignment De- cember 4 Proby failed to respond and bi recognizance was forfeited. December 23 Weeks was tried and found guilty, and January 3, 1887, he was sententenced to the penitentiary for eighteen months, ace Proving Her Character. Mary Griffith, the colored servant girl whe was arrested afew days ago for robbing Mra, Adler, was given a hearing in the Police Court this morning. Judge Miller held that the evie dence against the woman was conclusive, note withstanding the girl's side of the case ag stated by the witnesses. Counsel then calle witnesses to prove Mary's good character, The first one called was an old colored who responded when “Uncie Jerry” was quested to step forward. “Do you know Mary?” he was asked. h, yes, sir,” was his reply. “I knowed hew wheu she lived in Prince George's county.” “Do you know what her reputation is?” “Yes, si “What is i “I know he’s honest. Why, judge, when lady wanted to employ her I recommended and told the lady I'd bet my life she woulda" steal.” “Then you've lost your life,” remarked Mr. Armes. “No I ain't,” the old man added, Mra. Adier then came to the rescue of girl and asked the judge not to fine her. Ii consideration of the request the court posed a fine of only $2 or five days in jail ary stepped back. > GEORGETOWN. A Loup Growr.—There isa general growl from residents here as to alleged neglect of interests of Georgetown by the District Com- missioners. There are several streets ig Georgetown which need improving and for which congressional appropr.ations have bee available since last July, aud yet no work been done upon them. There is talk of a di rect appeal to the congressional committees fow & remedy. A Prize Ficat Warce Dipx’t Come Orr. It was rumored last Sunday that a prize fight wonld fake place on Analostan Island dori the day. Lieut, Hollinberger detained the r serve at the station the entire day, which, ne doubt, prevented the fight. a tha Iit.—Policeman Green was rej morning as being dangerously ill. Nt To Jau.—Thomas y, the who stabbed Theresa Barry near 28th and Ij streets Friday night, was § a thirty days im jail by Judge Maller age ye CaTTLe Maket.—The following sales of live stock at Drovers Rest, D.C., yesterday are reported: Best cattle, 4%, to 4% c.;good, 4te@ 4c.; medium, 33 to dc.; c Sheep, 4 to 6c.; lambs, 5 to 7c.; lambs, spring, 8 to llc. ; calves, 5 to 5)yc. Ten cows and calves, $25 to $35, Market tai TemreratTore anv Conprtion or WaTer a@ 7 A.M.—Grest Falls—temperature, 44; condig tion, 1. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 47, condition at north connection, 2; condition af south connection, 7. Distributing reservoir temperature, 48, ee The Judges’ Salary Bill, From the Atienta Constitution, The House judiciary committee shows a mise great body of these hardworked and useful jue dicial officers to a beggarly increase of ‘The Senate, by the prompt and decided vote 37 to 13, dthe bill giving all the jn 00. In this, we think, the b: might well concur. in Canada judges with » jurisdiction corresponding to that of our district }tges are pid three ince ne uch All ci peoples recognize the vital an independent judiciary, and however ful the oe system may be in theory body of can be regarded independen§ who are pressed for the aanessiiien oF life, None are of fearless and elevated pere formance of duty when the cares of life aud the maintenance of their households 3 i 8 & i 2% Z i i !