Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1890, Page 3

FOR _RENT—HOUSES. a a ee RENT--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES, ie RENT DESIRABLE NEW TEN-| ROOM jonse, = MticuiEn ¥ BATCHELDER, 128--: 1 RENT — FOR SUMMER HA waaneomn NEW nicel; Pro R RENT=BY. PEAS 1213 F 8ST.N.W. 1914 Sunderland See impe., ner mo. 870 House, iv reserving two, “8 8 2 and ki os fe © jap TN Bhi SS Gail 1000 22a st. 1 7 —19) ROOMS, M.1., 960. | 7>OR RENT—A 6-ROOM NEW BRICK. 725 6TH 9258 Corcoran. a mod. iinps. : #30. si. ed Peo Pate $18.50 id others. jonth. J. Be: srr iS i Ww. GHAL teabeaSt: O17 1 ae —~ REX 2 ar. it mi. ; hall Nath room; House: cellar, bath: nal beaitifnl cupboard. in per inonth; no childre Ton we ne. ee oer THE BEST 6-ROOM NE ic Fv ENT gtubs tity for price: 815 per month Front ron suitable for sinail store, Being 510 Fiat aw. Key next “ie A rama FE, WAGGAMAN, KEAL O17 FST. NeW. JO RENT—BY TH ESTATE BROK: HOUS {The Brunswick.” 31%, ic! at oF = a oe Wee 2 é 9B Seer << -<--5--5-<88 615 7th st-aw.,F 485.13 STOKES, &o. Btable rear 1518 Lat, Store room 1541 Mat. Property on m: bulletin fosued on The above poobs, “For fall lst call at ome fice for’ stor’ seaued the Istand loth. (m2S] 5 Ss ROOMS, ine view: location good and convenient to Ines; 2000 N at. Rent $40. OR RENT—PART OF LARGE HOUSE, MODE! improvements and fine grounds, as equivalent for dof lady and gentleman; re Call after 4 Bs m. #.. cor. 1st 708. 5 PORT PLAC TW art and Lath ond Lothetarone of those hide pered throug- nd_ wood loca~ DFMLEBU 1439 ems: Grooms and bath; elevantly pap out; cone! ella; Bice neighbor tion. “ent $27.0. Apply to THEO, a ait i PST Ai C EF pe wont! hot water; 360 een APP OC etr, Attorney. ‘Law 1008 F stn. . 1117 10TH N. and cold water rent in on. Joon RENT— DWELLING No 9 rooms, including bati $35 a month. = at ye TOR HED—A HARDSOME 3-story Double Brick Resisience in the northwest ; price for the next six months less than rent of house unfurnished, Address OWNER, Koom 43 Atlantic building. R RENT—FURNISHE: aighttully sivuated ; Bear th Mrilling to board ‘present occupants, oF Would Kent Batire House at $100. or a floor; nothing more desirable in the city. Address, w ith references, KE KENT — E low to CHANCE, Star office. _| Sos F mé-1in* * R RENT—AT 611 N ST., BY ae ST OF Soa EE 618 KR ST_N.W., TWO-STORY EIGHT- April. a Honse, newly painted inside. feth 2 lange Fyotn'brie, k, all mn.i.; new house and just papered: Fooms and larwe kitchen on the Ist floor, with a Speer MITH & SON, 1: ball; three bed roma: gaa: hot cold wate large, dry cellar, &c.; rent, $30. Aj HANDSOME SUBURBAN REST ENT—HANDSOME SUBUKBA Fe. corner 4° and Trumbull sts. n.w., near 7th and 4th st. ght rooms, bath and Eellary lange rounds, stable and barn eH. Sth and F sts. n. F° NFU! — ‘orcoran ag itchen, | , aa it. all mi ‘adid Press-bric! mu | and ug per Handao: bai ak 5 h ral tn u 4 0 10 ¥ sg] 2s20N 3 8 Spica mt mw, with 1S oly furnished. Toi the very furnished at 850 soomap, all seed tnpe? low price ot Sforer mo. per ino. ‘The :3d. floor of this house is now rented toa prompt tenant unfurnished for T ino., who desires to remain in house if agree- if not will vacate. ‘ot ON ra 3 ooh imps.;, price sO. bath; mod. im; at Tiss 14th stn. w. toons RENT. bath rooms STooms: 55 Mass. ave., 10r., 0 Conn. ave., 1Ur., elegant M. PARKER, THIS st, ENT—FIRST-CLASS TEN-ROOM, BRI Dwelling in thorough repair, Georgetown. Apply to JOS. W. Davis 2 3 8TH ST T, Tome: in geod repair. inauire of INO. Bs "sod . Howard house. m7-1m* NI—835 PER MONTH—11 nw. pleasant, home-like Brick Residence e; two 3 with bath two excellent latrobes and rat iter: terraced grounds in front; two cellars; fifteen windows: ample closets for bedding and cloth: use in excellent repair. Apply to Mrs. CEK, office Spencerian Business Colle; and D sts, n.w. Fe. REN rt, RI! completely furnished: hus large stable. ‘Will feu or sell at a wreat Darya ply TALLES HAKLY, 603 14th st. nw. m&-Im 1100 12TH 8T iT ~ . permit to inspect. Apply to JAMES M. GRE Beton Bare A dow Brick Haug with i all modern G0 | mer between he Tet and 2 stat <pcegt r ‘m28-3t Fear, Raiernevaes nn ACCO! DATING eins ees hs cast front: lot BOx04. OM: Beated b; BRYANT yt ateg: ant Front % Fittontes'whtiner Clone, Tin a6 2-story b.coom ° ‘ote: pair, lot, 170x100; bargain, at splendid ‘000 terms to su "20,000 feet of es st. Opposite university. 0. M. BaVERIB UE ‘oh Foe SALE_THE LARGEST a ited Residence in the Northwert tom the Price: ‘very near 16th st. on lettered street; south bay window: 10 rooms, bath aud cellar: larwe lots 20-foot alley : only 86,200, Sale—cheap to close an estate—Two-story and Ceilar Bay-window Brick House near 10th and O sts. ; Yrooms and bath; lot 19.6x100 with stable; one of the best locations in the city; near three lines of cars, schools and markets; price For Sale—A Handsome C ear Fast rooms, bath and celler ; fort mood ons ‘splen- aps the best House in the northwest in situated a few ateps from 2 rooms and bath; hard-wood fia- Tor SaleA Bargain in a House and Lot 32.102130 foot alley, on 6th st. n.w. near M st, DD. STONE, 806 F at. LE-A HANDSOME — BAY-WINDOW ‘rick on et Sear 14th, 14 rooms and bath; every nce; lot 20xL00; easy terme if de- SALE a Cheap Three-story and Basement Bh louse, opposite the, Arlington § 40-ft, alley ; large stal SALE—A Desirable Residetice fe Pst: 13 .» Splendid New Residence, 20 Stowe three bath rine, complete in every ‘de: tail: lot 253139; side and rear alleys; cheap at "26,000. Fou SALE—New Three-story and Basement Brick House on one of the best squares in the northwest stone trinmines: lot a 000. Bx ft, alley FOK SALE—Cheap—A Corner. Kesidence; _ north- west; 0 rooms, bath and cellar: tausually. well built; Will Sell at a sacritice, D. D. STONE. At F st. nw. . Bw, d. rae | $7,500 2 oth st. ‘se, bh. pl iaogiy. a portion. of the roperty on books. For full lis ce Spas mued of the Istand 15th. ‘0 SIX-RUOM BRICK HOUSES ON ‘bargain at 2.000 cach; will sell one Store and Dwelling on a corner of 6th offer desired; will rent at M st. 8,e, Five-toon Brick on € st 8-w.; 844 Also other Choice Houses and, Oa cen! — SPECIAL BARGAIN — 8500 DOWN ind $50 per month will buy 7-room New Brick Dwelling: store, ccliar aud stable; on, corner near 1; for 83,710. . A. PHILLIPS & SON it Bete a INE PROPERTY ON BE; th sts. n.w.: lot Gla 84 feet mproved by double frame rick able: : Price 82 per foot; rs if need by On Sth st. near Post Office, Large Brick Building; lot 250x100 feet. Price, on easy terms, $12,000, On Pa, ave. near 21st st., Large Brigk Building; lot Hexi26 to alley in rear.” Ger waded. nts On Pa. ave. near 3d st. and “Belvedere Hotel," = story Brick’ Building: Jot, 252180 feet to Price, on easy terms, 818, 6 On 14th st. near U st.. desirable Business Property; lot 40x100 toalley. $10,000. 1, i.e, Or. in. 1029 6thine., 6r,10.4.1 Rear 915 I st. u.w. SWORMSTEDT & Bi mbl-Im __ BUSINESS CHANCES. JOR SALE-AN OLD-ESTABLISHED CORNER and Fixtures, with inspection requested. Midge St JOR RENT— 403 I ST. N.W., THREE-STORY Eight-room Brick Dwelling: modern improve- ments; rent $30 per month. Inguire 9501; premises. RENT—NEAR GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE, cor. H st.ne., room New Brick mo. “H st. cars and hers m26-4t ENT — HOUSE 1410 20TH ST.; EIGHT Feecens ond collers qed cris ant cork yasd: ntrobe bath | 100 feet rooms and cellar: and range; hot and cold water, gas and. rom Metropolitan st t po! t cars: rent $70. to wees 1 & WIL OX. 1:90 ave. health ¢: large trade; price Mego. _m28-3t Rok SALES ( Store at ROR Pee ee MACHIN ble for Model or instrument Maker. Gear Cutter, Planer; full set smail Ti Room 10, 925 F st. oP. SUITA Etienne BUYS A CONFECTIONERY AND m; Stock and Fixtures iiood reason for selling. Address CON i RK SALE—A WELL-ESTABLISHED GROCERY and Provision Store in the uorthwest. Nice house, large yard and stable. Kent reasonable. Owner called nother business, Address Box ‘59, Star office. JOR RENT. s NW, LWOSTORY B window Brick; six rooms and bath; all 529 23d xt. nw. Ke. : $14. Bre-rooin’ brick 1006 Fat. n.w. two-story, #11-Fvol F% REN T—-HANDSOME RESIDEN¢ Sth st. o.w., cor. Wwe. ; stem HEISRELL & Mei bicay lighting. Rok RE s saiggea orto nates iron * ames Iolo H st. JOR RENT ONEABLY NEW TWO-STORY AND ‘Base: S rooms, cellar, all, modern imn- ier 1401 Florida ave: 8. A- Pe Forks RENT HOUSE} SE 116 CST. N.E., Tnquire 326 1st ste. iieut ‘Yance. ae OR RZNT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN, REAL kS- FREES = rrene ‘Broker, 1Uth aud. USES, STABLES. ‘2020 Conn. av. (rear). #25 | 102% Conn. av. trear?..830 mbh24 BO. HOLTZMAN, 10th amd F stan we oe RENT_ By FISH & MILLER 1 13 FST_N.W., Bay-window House, Sine Sanderiandy pace St Grooms: ali mod. imps. ; most Tarnished and ios Gus ‘home in s/macnia. Tented toa careful tensut fur ‘mo. or unfuruished at $70 per mo. cent Sra rue 3 § oa, Fr mveniences ; larze Torstres with mm NOMINAL KATE, A BEAUTI- eT dsomely Furnished House on Dupont | 2 F circle. 5 i, lols H st. Suz ¥ NT—ON 8.50 PER MONTE. = ick with Bay Window, 3 Papered all throug! = be and range,” Large yard. es compen BG Grocery, 26-1 @. a ~ URS <LEGANT MEST: dence on the nest circle in the mocinwest: new house; new furnishings; sanitary plumbing: orth and south fronts: owner going abroad; nominal rent to October 1 igeurly rental thereafter: to the right partys great banyain. “Address Box U4, Star office. | GelocK R SALE—FIRST-CLASS CIGAR STAND wood Wili, stock and fixtures: only HOKSTKAMP & -APRIL 1—DINING AND LU cH Kooms, southwest corner 11th and E sts, tchen 1102 Est. oF enti ig 11th st, hw. FQk Sate BEST BUILT aN FI including Dairy house. Inquire at 4 LOCATED House in Asbury Park, N.J.; on Sd Baxbi 5 i excellent ghance for business; full particulars of owner, st n.w. iD OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN ADVER: SP titer of experience in Working Free Millin Mine: developed; plenty ore in sight. Addreus GOL, ‘Dy ar oft $1,600 EER ON and 10 per cent interest paid ae security xiven. Address B.L., Star office, STENTHST., BET 1 wholesale market: excellent by Stand; rent #50. Inquire at #26 La. QTORE 616 12TH S' ‘tures for sale. m25-1w* AND THEO. A. HARDING, _ 606 Lith st. aw, C, Stal. TER A} je terior work 4 specislty, Estun Personal attention given in ail cases, ‘Tst.nw. GALE OF b ‘The BER! FR for 40 DO guests, with E aud Fi ES, also sever: ‘obe Actes of zround near b; pe Berkeley Sp IL FI havin, the FURNI- . W.Va. on TUES- 1KS1, 1590, commencing at ELEVEN ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash and balance in one and two years for the real estate and ali cash tor the jurniture, ‘This is one of the best-known summer resorts easily accessible from Washington. Last year direct ruil- Toad connection by way of cock, on the B. und O. main line, was completed, which ‘gave the hotel its most successful se: ‘This sale offers'a RARE CHANCE for enterprise and capital, Further particulars may be had o: SHE BOND, 321 436 st. peiPey Faulkner, W. H. Flick, D.C. Westeniayer, . Duckwall, Special Comniissioners. m22-8t Ho 2 ee Payments of $15 to $80 1 ‘monthly ‘wilt buy youa cozy Suburban home in any locality you desire or style you fancy. We will buy for or sell yous house of any Value on proportionate KO SECURITY KE ickQuinep, We are not a Building but a Mutual Mortage Conapany. ieah wee tG00 meme bers, having the plaus, ways and means tu carry out above offer. On 324 st. near N st., Large 3. under rent; lot 48x130 toblley. On Mst. near 31st st. best Business Stand in Georgetown ; lot 70 feet front, Offer wanted, Several other Houses and Lots on prominent busi- hess streets for sale or exchange, WESCOTT, WILCOX & CO., 907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. ave, _™M28-£.8,tu,th,s,5t JOR SALE — ELEGANT BALTIMORE KESI- dences, St. Paul st., fourteen rooms, all conven- iences, m fee $8,500. " Edmondson 81 » Marble Front Corner House, eleven rooms, Also adjoining Houses at very low prices. All these Houses are within three munuies’ walk of K.R-atation. _ Will be wold on easy terms, Address WM. B. WHITESIDE. 102 ct Le: ton at, Baltimore, Md. gs 25 —— pulling, N-KOO! wert, in handsome ted no} 300 a Very Cheap ‘Ten-room Dwelling ioe 2bn1d0 WE BURFOM a2 Ne ave. LOR SALE— 84,000. Brick House on corner of alley on P st, between 4th and oth ste: mw. :lot 20x1:15 to ut alley : ulao 2 13-ft. side alley’ irood brick house ou the fret aud two brick houses in rear on 3O-ft. alley, Total rent, 29.60 per mouth, ‘Lhis is a bargain, . % HERHON Bam Y, u, and sewer; one just rice $4,000 for both; MAS Joke SALESCHEAP 7 Ai_vlace; $4.90. Cheap 6 ee “KM. HOUSE, LN WALLA Kew sp oan, past . WRIGHT SiO Fate. m27-3t* AN ELEGANT CORNER RE: two squares north of Dupont circle, ment Brick; cont: tar office. ated at 810.00 sts = BUSINESS SALE—ONE OF THE BEST ae and Pa ave. ‘mb25-Im ACKER & oo eRe fan, st. n.w. FOE SALE DMPuOVED PROPERTY ON F ST. 22 feet 43¢ inches front. 8: 25 feet 5 inches —_. Sv feet 8 inches front; corne! YOUNG,” W. m25-6t 1303 F st. n.w. SALE—CORNER OF H a FOURT! 100; includiny fH SMITH & SOR S25 F TSW. Fow TT ees pa CORNER BRICK SLING, well located nort! House con- tains eleven rooms, bath room and cella th — large pantries and closets, furnace and all Price $13,000, UB 30.) TILER & RUTHER. POR, WoT Fat JOR SALE—ATTRACTIVE. fomnaer| BEYOND Boundary and convenient to street House ; all m. = es SALE. at ‘TACOMA PARK—V D ble 10-room House, one square from statian. —— stable; nearly half acre of Jand; ‘aeplen- ome. Other new pipe 5 endl 7 Ste a4 $0,000. 10 rooms and 12 Cio £0. LEWIS & HEATON, 62) Fat b. f Fe, SALE—THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT Brick, north side Penusylvania. ave, b 82,50 |ALE—TO CLOSE OUT THE AFFAIKS OF syndicate 1 will sell to immediate purchasers Handsome S-story and Iwo 2-story apd Back-building Honses: + and 10 rooms each: Anely dnished in nat- ural wood: oak mantela: open ft places: bay window : Snely buiit by day labor, most jocated on two car lines northeast; price ‘sh000, 890; mall and easy monthly payments. Also in Fine Building Lots, with uve of lan walls, at pei apes lander the market; an exceptional chance for Dui m22-6t* B [428 New York ave, QOR SALE—SIX NEW WELL-BUILT SIX-ROOM Houses in the northeast; ned at LIES 130 each; good lots sud sever onsy, iors, or 8lesoO cach if taken Jim lL cata ue js 151 Re ft SALE 1014 AND. 2916 N ST. 13 BOOM mod, im} hard w Snish all me Tesidence aE pion RY McLEKAN, 1 1008 F terme nee, .» APIS to. —OR, FXG SOE WELCBU ra i room Brick on at. ne. near F; bay ha gd papered; fine ‘closets; ot lot 1 WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 F st. n,w, macnn: Hee Ree Detore the boom. iat Pe“ iE CORNE! COLUM: nadeipoin seas mond’s residence, 0c. 23 Gheant ts in Meet Hill, ‘with sewerage, 40c. ‘G Lotain Glendale, high ground: commanding view Of the city each lot 253108; two of them corners; for all $600. sci by SE 10 wide alloys wi Wo band cheap: eprom enc! to jeup to prom cach by 88 to wi Si wil beteld cheay Sepeome mrs Bt 19th'and Hi sts. new. Fe 8 SALE—OR_ EXCHANGE—FINE LOT ON waits 2B... north of Peunaylyania. ave: wil sell ata bargain for cash or exchange for fncash valuation. “Address LOT OW SERRA Star R SALE—DIRECT FROM OWNE! ON ters st. near I, desirable Lot, Cares at foot: title Perfect; termseasy. Address 0} Fo SALESA DESIRABLE LOT IN ESLIN sUB- rear icm. af bes Teton 3 ave, near N, 82.25. ot Frames Ai Penns; cayivenia ave. #6. with Alley Ballding Lotain rear; me investment, $2,500 eacly or will tr MacGOWAN & CAMPBELL, ib 12, Corcot i ROR SALE—LoTs ADDITI ‘SOUTH ‘Brookland —our subsivision overlooks the Soldiers! Home and new Catholic university: is the highest ecg nce ds convenient to railroad; lots 130 kt Geep: streets are city width, graded, &c.; an early secure choice lots; price Se_ Up; casy terme. AVE: _m27-12t 20 Peta. R SALE_NINE BEAUTIFUL LOTS S.E. "EE nara ‘sidewalk: yaied lev with extensive views: brick, ai — south fron’ to street care: rapi Reighborhood, onl $1 io. ocean balance 800 every six month for a few days only. Wie to scrim bank ‘OKIE, Room 4, 1m! ee LOTS, 18x80 EACH TO 10-FT. alley, #'st. bet. th and 7th ue. only 75c. per foot. Also Six Lots, 16x80, cor, 7th and F sts, n.e.; south front; cheap to's prompt purchaser, ‘Also Two Finely Located Lots on Mase. ave.. 17387 to wide alley, near 10th st. nie 30 Ber foot, marae WHGHT & STOCKETE, S10 {OR SALE_OXE OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS ON C at between othand 6th sts. Capitol Hill. facing y to OWNER, O31 G at. 8.¢.,between o and Soc Pl a, ‘met m27-3t* TOR SALE IU Si SOUTH OF HST. ONSTHNE., 0 of the best Small Houses built by da day's labor w ble builder convenience 1 Ug Ty Fxtwitnck itenses on F st room bricks; ail fmaprovemente my 16 70 en ou 0 rr sigrael a 270, = Price $3,501 each oF #200 ERE neat m22-lw Lis Pate, SALE. FINE INVESTMENT, ay A BOW OF E-LOOK AT THIS—LOT ON WEST tideot f 15th st. bet. land K, 25x95, frontii =. Xberson square, Lot on K street, 30%103, with an L 23x30, between ‘residence of J Us. Supreme Court and’ Admiral Werden. | Th are near the Normandie, Arlington, Chem: only soa or te rom. U8 ‘Treasury, and Brecutive Manwion For terms, apply. to DICKINSON & CO. ‘OR § SALE—FOR TST DAYS- Y¥S—12. 00 8. FE! 3 PRONTING O8 istH st USDARY AND COLUMBIA ROAD, BLE, DAVIS & CO. 1319 F 8T. ui 15 Fat.n.w. ROK | SALEFOUR” NEW espn AND rooms and bath each; each, ‘ks near corner. lot Tsox35e Price 83" 750 WASH'N DANENHOWER, DW. WE HAVE SOME FINE 6 6 TO 10- bmn Brick Houses in n.w. and re. section af city for vale ail in deivabte localliien, 3: GRAS ECO 37 F at. TOK GALE-BARGAING IN MT. PLEASANT TOtD st. near Park, Lance ‘ro-atory Atti Asie ancl Galee Howsor Diatee cos tea. Be. kood stable stern, open grat very’ handsomely’ diniape 30a 17th st. bet, Park and Howard, two-story and ‘Attic House, 10 rooms and cellar, furnace, cistern, Bc; lot 1002140... “+ 8,000 Howard h side,eaat of ist, Ewen tie sand Cellar House, 10 rou usre bally furnace, cle: story, atts a e rd, ‘tory and Attic, Srooms and cellar, heume Cisterh, & Jor 100x140. FOR SALESTWO VERY, DESIRABLE PIECES OF Property on F at. gnd one on 13th at. G si KER. 1418 F st. SEES oat ~-NICE 3-STORY BRICK DWELLING, well located n.w, and convenient to streat Toons, bat Foor room and cellar under whole house: Par: M znod, pa. ce waa open fire- riert "Price y ‘Terme ea (LOS) TYLER & RUTHERBORD. 1307 Fee pissin al ; 10 rooms and bath. e. Dw. Hew house; Iarge stable. 12,.¥- ave. u.w., on line of electric cars; 6 rooms an 1411, 6th et. n.w, : 8-room frame: lot 42 feet front. ‘Two three-sto: y window, Bricks on C st. n. 10 rooms and bath Silm.t :cheap. Bricks ou K st, 500 for PLANT & TURP! OR SALE—A 7-ROOM FRAME DWELLING ; TWO gories; on K st. bet. 4th and 5th: od. imps; DUC. CKETT re. FouD. be iim BW. ROR SATE_THAT DESIRABLY ree "PROP erty, 1015 Connecticuta’ x113:improved by, Double three-story Brick, i did business Prop- ert; table for hotel or A ¢ use; sold low on easy terms. LAwnexce SANDS, LHICH KERN SDS. oF m15-1m nw. FF Oe SALE GREAT BARGAIN a ae AND Lot near Pension office; offered aes if, gold at BELLINGEN erm to suit. 3m See Fv BALE OR RE! containing ten rooms; just com- leted built tn immodera style and the ‘bes ner throughout. Apply to owner, 1210 N m12-1m ‘OR SALE—1830 11TH ST. .-GO0D Bi BRICK, 8 jooms. | Lot 17295 to alley. Ashford abstract, Sait location. | mbl- INE DWELLING Ow A owner leaving the nently, desires me to sell, immediate bath anid laundry : well-built, and located, Pa. ave. ; convenient to departments; lot 20.9120.834 to 16-foot concreted alley. For price apd A orme 8D- } was. ai. 19th ee =o 2, an5-1m F°,, ALE TI THE FINE THRE! ith large back building, Fig oth s brice 820, G00: “Apply to tue owler, M. F. Moi Sun Builda DK SALE. Y TRA] RE Bt Takonin Farksaiso fine baitaitig Io WOKMSTEDT & SHADLEY, Fs _mh27-1m FOR SALE-ON HST. ONE SQUARE FROM PA ave. n.w., Lane Cother House: 1-room brick: all modern ihe meng ree stable in rear; this clerant property, which Will rent Tor 860 ber mouth, offered tora few day at the very low figure of For nerult to inspect apply te, Bs a J AKNES: K S§LE_P BETWEEN 4TH AND OTH 3s Way 2-0 ric] ratory Sroom BiH WARNER & CO, 216 F FOE SALE OTH BETWEEN N & OsT! emt y i Brick, — 2-H WARNER & Co., m26-4t 916 F st. nw. Fe SALE—PROSPECT AVE. NEAR 34TH ST. og Georgetown, 2-story Brick CORECLOWT, S8tOrY TE ARN ER, m26-4t PoE SsLETsTonY w Koo jOUSE 1s “i tid ioahs.” ee oy 436 sts.s.w.; lot 1x14 to alley. y 1. jug. | 12 less Price onty Sr WARNER & CO, O16 F st. nw. SALE-FEAME HOUSE ON TH ST. BE- F twee: Land M sts. n.w.; lot 1 ‘x¥9.4; thin cen- — — Sey Ape ia row of four ai ‘o BH WANRER RK SALE-G ST. N.W. aan ei 9TH AND BE 10th coe lots, 59x: Me 4 wed by three ricks, For all $55,000. GRANITE STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION, jy and 171 Broadway, ‘New York, W. 8. ODELL & CO., neral Agen' Fst nw. m22-6t OR SALE—DRUG STORE, ONE OF THE FINEST stands in Washington: store doing s good busi- hess. WM. T.BALDUS, 1005 Penusylvunis {OR SALE—A, BE BETWEEN GTH AND 7TH STS. eee mie and cellar; lot 17.J0x uy BH. waneh co., Fot.n.w. Foes SALE_N ST, parwees 19TH AND D 20TH =i ie NER & eae 5 vane hohe WOR SALE—A pro STOR AND ORL AE BRICK Bisriacs BPORTUNITY—A BARE CHANCE for party ida 6.590 to buy ap established and ng General Housefurnishing ‘Owner fells (only because of other business, Full particulars ‘on application to SOT Pstu.we mista EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS Forties Perit furnished Teens kev UTHERPOND, t 1307 F Philadelphia Artist sc nie shove Fucove, Sibate ALLET. & DAVIS UPRIGHT ANOS: THE action; ie op — ak Ree Timbered Lands and ‘ARY PUBLIC. Keal i omens sal Vasunt Lote Stine qo ota., at leas than “ag B. HY WARNER & CO. G-5t Fat.n.w. | lane 1736 8 ae ROWTWEsr, A Large Double Brick attic and jud- ing 4 siden large closets, TWO DESIRABLE LOTS FRONTING SOO1H ON RH LAN Between 14th and 15th # Sp pot pave edulley. Price pr SALE— “A ply to HUYCK, 1505 ra.uve. FO LE. ‘ATTENTION, BUILDERS, BLOCK OF GROUND, ND FLORIDA AV! 68x70 fgn toa rorioot hese ‘Frice if Sold ‘within five day 1.385 per foot, y to Bi ‘OR SALE. FINE BUILDING SITE FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCE. LOCATIO! ODE VEN Between 14th about one-third 4 square east of WICH PRESIDENT MUNTON'S Tesi- ‘The Lot fronts south. Dimensions 24x176 feet toa 30-fo0t paved alley: stifheient depth to build e. com- modious STABLE on rear of Lot at a proper distance from residence. For price and terms Apply to 5. V, X MOCK, | 1565 Penna. 000 PRON sna N star ity: for ‘large block of dwelling houses, isin *Porprice aud tertavappiy to zs oe 3.Y. X. HUYCK, Sat pe a ag OS eT a FORD W. Wake’ F st. nw. m°s6-lw SALES A, VERY ECONOMICAL BUILDING Foe, Seat, en conan, RS ort ft Touts oni; ALS door: rdick pass eure, CHAS. 4-88 ne 9733 cas ae DR, ‘2 O00 feet opgrioenine 2S aioe 107 F Pa, ay bee ae = ES Sar Ee aie R ton sthet ww.:otler r zoffer withted. st. near Mass. ave s.c.; only FO: at SMALL LOTS, FRON' 5th uit H. T. LEIPOLD, s.w. = R SALE—ONE OF THE CHEAPEST iors on loth st. near Cs.e., within 100 ft. of brick | Sas: only per #8 BR. H. T. LELPOL! cor. 13th and F sts. n. JOR SALE—WHY PAY RENT? WE WILL SELL You #¢ Acre of Ground aud erect thereon & House, ir which Pay monthly. EASTERDAY & — BAvpEMAN BOS h SALE—THE = by Dupout circle: NH. a 20 igned being part t ft, owner thetect. ths ingot honcl og Gqectarent boees site now left. ‘If not sold entire will shortly be sub- divided and sold in lots. 20 Block bounded by Columbia road, Boun LeRoy place aud Phelps pi ace.containing about 000 sq. ft, For prices a terms apply to GAS K, Attorney-at-Law, Mat ‘Office of J.B. Wimer, 1 UARE BOUNDED ase Panes Ythand Q sts., con- S00. Farragut near 7th, Princeton, west of 7th st., 25x1 Steuben near Schgolhouse, 30081 Sheridan st., graded and curbed, E TO feet trout Dartmouth ste 1600 oe 3 row at rear... Princeton near ‘BU feetdeep... Gor. Princeton and’ sherinai sy Sherm e. near SI ble north west lois. GEO. F. GRAHAM, _mbl-1m 3319 F st. FR SALE—ON TERMS TO SUIT—ONE OR TWO E. Front Lots, 9th st. (100 ft. 8. of East Capitol $i). Uoe., One or two F. Front Lote, 11th me (10g f B WNER, 913 East Cap, st.m17-1m° Pe “SALI Tes Ty FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS. ON road and Woodley Lane, opposite Oak View: Eivctric. railway. trecke. now laid to these lots which have sidewalks in tront and gas mains: prices lower than asked for other lots in immediate vicinity: small can payments; monthly oF yearly, tine given at cent interes! JOHN E. BEALL. we BoAbPinG — LARGE | NICELY | FURNI Rooms, first, second aad third floors, with board and home’ comforts at reasonable retes. 9th st. pow, Fos XOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMM Large Bright Sunny Front Kooms; and third floors ,chulce table board furnished: chi Teasouable, 1 E 28 "AND 30 a es - FOURTH § RTH 8 York, Private Boarding House: én suite, table and service of the best: prominent entre references given and references required. m4. OARDING-LARGE RICELY FURNISHED ROOM with good board at the “Auburn,” Pa. ave.ccr. rate, pH S TRAN 81.50 per day with board: perweek oto a5: headquarters for Sicbtecers: dally’ stage to Arlington and points of interest; no liquors. ___ BICYCLES. SUBST - CLASS REPAIRING az REASONABI "8, Gth and Mass. ave. ; Jn all “branches of the ive us a trial remand eaperion business; (renting) TION, Se Géts COMBID r Ladies and Gents. BOYS! AND OILLS' SAFI m bLS-Lm* SAFETY, A STRIKE IMPENDING. | Four Hundred Axle- Workers to Go Out Today. Four hundred employes of the Sheldon Axle Company at Wilkesbarre, Pa.,will go on strike today. Some time ago, when work was slack, the foreman suspended three of the men. Last week he hired others in their places. The rest of the employes objected to this and asked that the oid hands be reinstated, as they were skilled workmen and were suspended solely because there was not enough work to keep them going. The company refused and the matter was referred to the district executive board of the Knights of Labor. This body held two consultations with the superintendents, but failed to arrive at an agreement and the men were ordered to quit work at 10 o'clock today. As 90 per centof them belong to the Axle-workers’ Assembly of the Knights of Labor it is a that every man in the shop will quit wor! ——ee—____—_. THE RESULT OF A SPANKING, A Bomb Explodes in a School Boy’s Pocket. Thomas J. Mullane of No. 251 West 5ist street, New York, a well-known hay and feed rick’s Day with which to buy candy, but, like TO | most American boys, he preferred to invest his i | & te H ie hil He EVENING -STAR:- WASHINGTON,- D.-€.. ———— TE EVENING “STAR: WASHINGTON, D.€. FRIDAY, MARCH 28,1890, MARCH 28, 1890, DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. THEY DOX'T WANT A RAILROAD OX ITrm STREET. in receipt of a peti- taxpayers on 17th swept for two weeks and that the mud is shoe deep there, Ho asks immediate relief. RECOMMENDS THAT THE STREET BE CLEANED. Recently Mr. B.A. Colonna of the United States Geodetic aeoter 4 wrote a letter to the Commissioners requesting the removal from PB. street southeast be een Ist and 2d of the mnd and dirt which had accumulated there and —— that the attention of the street sweepers be directed to the matter, Capt. Rossell made an examination of the locality and today recom- mendéd that the street be cleaned. MISCELLANEOUS, The attention of the health office has been called to the muddy condition of Connecticut avenue from K to L street northwest, with the recommendation that it be cleaned at once, F. T. Thurston has been appointed an in- spector on sewer work at #4 per day. Upon reconsideration the application of Charles H. Weser, 400 7th street, for liquor license was approved today. ——— Death of Joh ‘icholas Trook. John Nicholas Trook, a vernerabie citizen, died this morning at his home in this city. He was eighty-six years old and had many friends in this city, Mr. Trook was born in Virginia in 1804, and resided there until 1830, when he received an appointment in the Post Office de- tment under the administration of President jackson and moved to thiscity, which has been his home ever since. During a quarter of a century he occupied various positions in that department. His death, occurring at an early hour this morning, was peaceful and painless. In his last hours 14 was watched over and ten- derly nursed by his son, Lysander H. Trook of Cumberland, Md., and bis daughter, Miss Victoria, who is well known here as the princi- pal of one the public schools, —_-_—~ Vagrant Women Sentenced. Three colored women, Sadie Gibson, Lillie Ross and Mary alias “Big” Francis, were ar- raigned in the Police Court this morning as vagrants. Policemen Ellis, Nelson and Ceinar were the prosecuting witnesses and gave a bad account of the actions of the women, who live about Nailor’s alley and 13'¢ street. Judge Miller gave them sixty days each on the farm. Ida Mitchell, another of the same kind who was still drunk, got ninety days, Kate Bar- clay, Kate Rainey and Kate Colbert, the latter colored, were given homes at the farm for two months. Ellen Farrell and Jennie Reed, col- ored, got similar sentences. pier ae-- sen Location of the Lafayette Monument. To the Editor of Tue Evextxa Stan: It appears a little singular that all who have thus far spoken upon the question of the loca- tion of the Lafayette statue should agree that the Jackson statue should be removed to some other point, and it would be more singular if all did not agree to the impropriety—the abso- jute blunder—of placing the former in the loca- tion designated for it, and now being prepared, near the sidewalk on the south and center of the square now adorned by the latter. The Jackson statue should not be removed. It was the first erected in this city and, indeed, is the first of its kind ever erected anywhere (Clark Mills having solved the problem of equilibrium), and the park in which omer many for years been known and has been called *Jack- son square.” If there is to be any change let it bein the name of the square, placing the statue of America’s friend in some appropriate location to be named for him, thus leaving that of the “old hero” undisturbed in the spot so long honored by its presence. It may not be possible to effect ge in the present ar- rangement, but if it should the suggestion is ventured that there could be no more appro- Priate spot in Washington than the center of the circle south of the ‘White House,” under the shadow of the Washington Monument, changing the name of the “White Lot” to that of “Lafayette Park.” REsIpENT. —_—__ Real Estate Matters, R. H. Goldsborough has bought for $13,800 of Martha Parsons lots 14 to 17, block 1, Fair- view Heights, and from same for nominal sum lot 21, block 1, and lot 4 block 12, Kalorama, and of John E. Beall fora nominal sum ten-twelfths of Dunbarton. W. C. Johnson has bought for $9,000 of Myra B. Hayward part 14, square 288—18 feet 9 inches by 48 feet 7 inches on 13th between G and H streets northwest. H. Strong has bought of R. Adele Oakley for $8,296.87 sub 25, square 185—22 feet inches by 100 feet on K between 16th and 17th streets northwest, J. E. Miller has bought for $25,187.50 subs 27 to 33, square 235, fronting 155 by 100 feet on the corner of 13th and W streets northwest. J. F. Manning bas bought for $8,000 of T. Franl Schneider sub 235, square 362, 19 by 80!¢ feet on 9th street between Westminster and T streets northwest, and Thomas Eagan has bought of same for $7,000 sub 220 of same square, 1875 by 92.50 feeton T between 9th aud 10th streets Tinasiane oad Transfers of of Real I Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: James B. Wimer to Joseph T. Offutt, lots 21, 24 to 25, 14 to 17, bik. 16, Reno; $100. Mary E, Stickney to Lizzie R. Hunter, lot 3, Fortune Enlarged; $—, 8. T. Smith to A. B. Hines, sub 10, sq. 43; 3. J. W. Harper to E. R. Kush, sub 131, sq. 672 Sub 132 do.; $—. M. H. Meline to E. Willetts, part 67 and 68, 8q. 96; #1,000. T. R. Brooks to Alice A. Stewart, subs 30 and 31, sq. 617; ©: ~yeee! A. M. McLachlan to T. C. Brown, subs 72, sq. 1028; $2,000, J. T. Gaskin to 8. E, iien, part west haif 10, &a. a $2,800. B. J. O’Brien to Elvira A! sub 95, sq. 623; 3 J. E. Mason to Stewart, ee 10 and L 307; &—. rattncacith Released From Jail Under the New Law. Today a release went to the jail for the dis- charge of Henry Pryor, convicted in the Crim- inal Court March 3 of petit larceny and sen- tenced to thirty days in jail, This is made on the certificate of the warden of the jail that the risoner is entitled to five days deduction of Eis tine on sccsben ot good conduct, under the act approved March 15 to shorten terms of imprisonment in the jail and work house five days for each month for good conduct, This is the first case under the new law, —_—_— The Boy to be Brought Back. In the case of Bertha L. Hutchinson against J.C. Hutchinson Judge Cox has heard the ap- plication of the respondent for arule on the wife to show cause why she disobeyed the order of on court in sending their son, Earle, to Mrs. Hutchinson filed an answer de- ane knowledge of the order at the time the el vows sent away. Judge Cox was of the opinion that the child should be returned to District! and Mrs, Hutchinson's counsel promised that he should be brought back, per att H Ld | 4 Hf g { ; Hil tJ & Br | | if E : i it [ st E. [ i iy i q E ii | i i hie CAPITOL _GLEANINGS, woman suffrage, was passed by a vote of 139 to 127. Mr. Dunnell of Minnesota was the only republican who voted against the bill, AGAINST THE WINDOM SILVER BILT. Mr. Biand of Missouri and Mr. J. R. Williams of Illinois yesterday submitted a minority re porton the Windom silver coinage bill pre its In they shy the bill ic veh? daserte cea ment, for it fails to restore the parity two metais, and fail it must beyond any shadow of doubt and silver will be in a worse plight han very adroitly drawn to suspend silver to totally demonetize this ot and to perme: nently establish the single standard of payments, “but, all the same, it does things effectually though cunningly.” SAFETY ON FREIGHT CARS Representative Randall (Mass.) today intre need in the House a bill to secure the safety of freight cars on railroads, It instructs the Interstate Commerce Commission, after such investigation as it may deem expedient, to pre- scribe the conditions which freight cars used im interstate com) © shall fulfill cure as far as possible the safety of all persous empleyed thereon, A Masonic Banquet. An increase of one hundred in the member ship of Lafayette Lodge, No. 19, F.AAM., im less than three years was celebrated im great style last evening by the members, They sat down toan elegant banquet at the Riggs House and while discussing the —_ they were en- tertained with music by a band The worthy master of the fim ir, James H. Wardle, p ided, and seated near him as in- vited ph ‘ts were Past Grand Masters M. M. Parker and Harrison Dingman and Mayor Bapp of Indianapolis. Mr. John H. Olcott acted se toast master and succeeded in extracting elo- quent and witty speeches from the guests and members, % Hay sang some choice selectior athe after-dinner entertainment ‘was so attractive that the session was pri until a late hour, — — Two ‘Robberies. Last night about 10 o'clock two colored mea broke open a showcase in front of Sickles’ tobacco store, near llth strect and Pennsyl- vania avenue, and took out two boxes of cigars and some tobacco, They were discovered be- fore getting away with the plunder and when pursued they dropped the cigars and one of them also dropped his overcoat.—-Sometime this morning the room of Ramsey & Bisbee in the Post building was entered and robbed of @ clock and some gas nxtures, Dr. W. W. Johnston. We are requested to state, in answer to ine quiries from his many friends, that Dr. W. W. Johnston has, by the advice of physicians whom he consulted in New York, gone to Europe for the benefit of his health. During the late A wong his constant attendance day and night upon his numerous patients seriously impait his physical strength, His physicians think that an ocean voyage and complete rest will entirely restore him, The date of his re- turn will depend upon the effect of his voyage, ALEX. AN DRIA. Reported for Tar EVExine STAR, Tae City Fisn Waanr.—As yet little busi- ness has been done at the fish wharf this sea- son, It is expected that the dredging of the fish docks will be completed next week and that the cost will be about $500. The electrie light placed on the wharf by the order of the city council will be lit before the close of the present week instead of the old oil lamps which have been used there for fish-lighting purposes since the wharf was ‘cctablished’ The fish men have as yet no data upon which to calculate the probabilities of the catch this year, as the run of fish has not yet well — Tue Firemey't Demoystratiox.—The Alex- andria firemen are making ready for a public demonstration on the 4th of June next, in wel- come to the firemen delegates to the Virginia State Firemen’s Association, which will open the annual session here on that day. Mayor wnham is chairman of the committee of re- ception and Councilman John H. Strider is sec- retary, ‘The collection of funds and the mak- ing of preliminary arrangements are in enn, The general committee hold sessions each week and the special committee make reports at these meetings of the advance of the - tions, ‘The Columbia Council of the State Fire- men’s Association met last night in connection with the matter. Nores.—So far one hundred and five citizens and business firms have subscribed $19,000 of the $25,000 capital needed for the shoe factory. Unless the whole amount is subscribed by the Ist of April the project will be abandoned. — Leesburg Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will, it is expected, visit this city to- night and be received by Oriental Lodge, K. of P., whose guests the Leesburg Pythians will be. The usual lodge meeting over, a will be spread at the Opera House restaurant and a pleasant evening spent. The Loudoun visitors will return to their homes Saturday morning.—Miss Jane Bancrott of Washing- ton explained in a public address at Trinity Church last night the object or working of her order of Deaconesses of the M. E. church im connection with home missions, an DISCONTENT AT RIO JANEIRO. The Garrison at the Brazilian Capital Refuses to Obey an Order, ue The garrison of Rio Janeiro recently became disaffected and was ordered to the south. The troops refused to go and the government can- celed the order. There is much discontent throughout the city. ee TO MAKE THE RED MAN WHITE, Gen. Morgan Gives the Recipe for As- similating the Indians, A Boston dispatch says: Gen. Thomas J. Mor- gan, the new Commissioner of Indian Affairs, addressed an audience in the Old South Meet~ ing House yesterday afternoon which com- pletely filled that edifice. It included many of the clergymen of the city, literary people and various local societies which have for their aim the alleviation of the condition of the red men. Hon. John D, Long presided. Gen. Morgan claimed the possibility and desirability of the complete assimilation of the little band of American Indians with the whites, This so- called Indian problem was simply the question: How shall we absorb into our natural life 250,0000 Indians? The most obvious answer life has been a success, and that he is a con- tented man. He is not. His days are em- down trees 300 feet high and 90 feet in @ir~ cumference. +06 -___ Railroad Assessments in Iowa. The executive council of Iows has com Pleted the assessment of the railroads of a Shad os She aan of Ri find a ee loss the year of 38 miles; total aanbocd walnstign, 427682, 004, « reduc! tion from last year of $217,591. There are some pt ff that of the Ui Tye tine from ©: pS oe This heavy decrease is to fact that an electric road has been across the Mis- souri river from Council Biuffs to Omaha and aces too pointe which used to be bandied by two Seerbaicn Pentao Gummy line, Towa house has passed the bill tocome ey ggg Eefoagh ‘rates with. their ‘connections, ‘The act also provides against discrimination in faver athew York of lercey fa obtaining oo