Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1890, Page 3

HOUS A DWELLING CONFAINING TEN SF ems with 30 acres of choice land attached; house cost $4,500; whole will be suld for #1,000 tu close an estate. “Apply to Mi. BAN NON, ? m1s6e' 110 St Paul st., Baltimore. . 19k SALE—SPECIAL BARGAIN SEVEN-ROOM Brick Bay-vindow Dwelling: all amps. corner house; rented $20.50; price S2. 700; 442 Sd ot Fuission to iuspect ‘by card only. DUVALL, #25 Pet hw, ‘i Foe SALE 91.700 WIL BUY Toom Brick House on Sth at. ue For Sale—4 cheap Brick Gov't Printing office, 3 stories .nd cellur, pres brick rout 00. DAVID D. SiONE. SOU Pst. nw. it A SMALL CASH PAYMENT, BAL- Hoult Monthly, will buy a New Bay-window Brick jouse, northwest. near electric cars. ayer bath; bard wood finish. 00. ™ - at NEL 806 F at. now. hee: W. CLARENCE nice, 24,500. DAVID D. STONE Fe SE 1816 6TH ST. N.W., 6 ROOMS and Bath; builting suitable for Grocery’ Store, ct and a first-rate pulp i the yard; 252100 toa 1>- t alley. mI S-3t BF GE S25 S24 WAMPsiiTke AVE. BET. LAND M sta p.w. Two-stoi ud Basement Bri S$ roome; mw good repair, $7,250. ver B.H. WARNER & CO. my17-5t 916 F at. nw, JoR 3 AND Brick. % rooms, with all inedern im east side 13th st, a.w. bet. K as y90 BH. wyl fOR SALE—OR WiLL TRADE FOR WASHIN ton Property) Four-stery Brick Apartment House; stone itunt: on Hancock st.. Brooklyn, N.¥.; rents baying good interest on price asked BH WARNER & CO., 916 Fst how. - BRICK DWELLING, CORNER 2 Bw, 85,500 BH. WARNER & CO, v16 Fst. iw. JOR SALE—EAST CAPITOL ST. BE'T.10TH AND | Lith, two-story aud Basement Brick, 8 rooms, with Ul modern improvements. $2,500. 9s, id. WARNER & CO, 916 F st nw, vE SALE—TEN-ROOM FRAME, BEAUTIFULLY finished, all modern improvements; 17th aud sts., Mt Pleasant. @12, 00. BUH. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. 14TH BET. PAND Q STS. N.W..3- Sroom Brick, with all modern tmprove- . nents, lot 16.52105. $7,000. 287 BH. WARNER & CO. 916 F st. nw. sts ‘OR SALE bath, om the uw. 84,500. KICK, 6 ROOMS AND W bet. Ith and 13 WARNER E of BE. St} Ss RY BOFtL side “ {mt -— THRER-STORY BRIC 3: on M bet. INth and “I $14,500. » (m7-5t} BH WARNE OK SALE—THOSE EIGHT NEW TWO-STORY and Basement Brick Houses on south side of Kst. bet. Ist and North Capitol sts. asex are weil built | and coutaim all mod. ups. “Price #4.800 each on easy terms. CHARLES W. HANDY. Fst aw TWO NINE ROOM BRICK HOUSES, 1 miod. imps. on 13th st. n.w. above fee NOHARLES W, HANDY, F st. nw. HANDSOME NEW TWELVE- Rhode Iniand ave. and 1th at. 2. erlookiae lowa Circle, house F iuspection from 9 at. to 3 p.m. 000 on. very easy terms. CHARLES ti Fst. nw. mi $4,750 VERY HANDSOME New Nine-room House, most approved archit ture; flue location. near Capitol and New Lib : W. E BURFOKD, 1422 N. ¥. ave. JOR SALE-FOR 0—EXCELL oom Brick House and cvilar, three ment Printing Utes and B W.b. BURE F-GEPAt BAKGAINS Back building Bay-windo ; buth thoroughly built b in natuial wo ak niantele; hetghbor- ne. car and herdic hen, $2,605 cash, #25 moutily. W. E BURFORD, Lid ave. my: Fok Sate For & IP SOLD AT ON: Well-bunit S-ruom Brick House, papered throweh- at; nies lot and parkine. opposite Lincoln I FL BUKPORD, 1422 SY ave. 3,400 TOSS.S00, VERY HA room Houses, excellent ce Lear Stanton 5 sau M HOU as GEKPORD, G24 Dith st. hw. CK HOUSE ON BOUN 4.500. EK & CO. JOR SALE—ShOOM BE dary between m17-3t ce? 1G Fst. mw. ROR SALE—2-srouKY AND ATTIC FRA rourns, bear H Fleasant. lot 50x14" 8 warntavenue and 14th st. Mount $6,500. B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. K DWELLING, KHODE ml17-3t m7. JOR SALE—NORTH SIDE TST. BEIWEEN 9TH and 10th sts nw; lot 31% feet front, improved by two wood Frame Houses; 88.001 mi7-st 408) 16 P st. hw. {OK SALE-HOUSE—A BARGAIN IF SOLD Atv ouce—the northeast corner of Muss ave. and 6th at. now. THOS. E. WOODS & SON, m17-0t Fat. JOR SALE OR EXCHA NE OF THE Mc Desirable and Bext-.0c ‘aces in Takoma Park, hear station. Wil sell or exchauxe for desirable city property. THs. &. WOODS & =ON, mie de G24 F st. bow. DUK SALE—FIVE NEW PRESS-BICK HOUSES, contuning 6 roumsand bath cach, 1013 to L021 Ist near Kat. These houses are well buil bes, but and cold water, d ui rooms Those looking an imvestiuent cr home will do well houses. Keys ean be found at drug x nd Ist sts. nw. CHAK, w 1.0. Ww. (OR SALE BY FISH & MILLER, ‘« Fine Property on @ st. n.w.: 64. 10% fo 2U-foot alley. improved by three subst aves, with brick stables; the whole S00 per apnuuL I TNW feet deep tial brick reuting tor rooms, 24,000. ternis to suit. A. DAMMANN, 620 F st. now 3-STORY BRICK, 4TH ST. N.W. BET. central Westion. cars pase the A. DAMMA G3 F yt. how. Z JOR SALE Laud M. JOK SALE 3-STORY BRIC! 4th and Sth sts. 7 rooms, ma. bear market, price, $4,000. wal 7-sst* K SALE Eng. and tory, br. UF, and bath; cellar, all mer house. Only $4,200. ly Se HOMSTRAMP & JESTER, 69 F st. now JUR SALE OK KENT—TAKOMA PAKK; SEVEN- axe on vr of Montwomery aud Hick- | s, with about 19,000 square feet of wound. D hent #20, . & BUTLER, 609 F st. nw. DUGA NEINE-ROOM HOUSE ON ANT er month aud pays & DESIKAELE HOM facto ml7-3t Jour SALE Place; always rented at 3 0 dood int Test ; will be suld tor 87,000. wl7-3t 1. R BuCOKS, 616 12th at. JOR SALE_EIGHT-ROoM BRICK HOUSE ON H ste. between Sd and 4th. lot ZOx120. « great barxain.. if sold at once only $33,200. mh 7 it 1. KO BROOKS, 616 12th at JOR SALE BEAUTIFUL Ni W BRICK ON 127TH FN. 12 rooms and basement. owner obliged 500. T.K. BROUKS, 616 12th st. ON WYLI w House, rent woming lot 1: auly offer this for a RE. fur 1: uth. awoud mvest Tea w days TK BKUUKS, 6i6 Lm st Wo ELE. ar, all artinents, a bar- £35 th st u.w. MONTHLY PAYMEN Want Houses; one a cores. 7 @od. imp: pe: near cars and d gain if soldat once. my 17k i SALE iSth and bat mala QUE SALE -THKEe sTur Brick: 14 rou, with all on Istbet B and’ sts. sable. 818.000. sit EJ. HILL, 5. BET 17TH AND nt Brick; § rooms ND BASEMENT Th improvements, nic, lot G7x160 to alley’ BH WALNEK & CO, 17-58) ¥16 Fst hw. 2OTH AND 21ST STS. NW. roums. lot 25 Sipx 100.0% Price & H. WARNER & CO, (355) 916 Fat age. JOR SALE-SOUTH SIDE T BET. 11H AND 14th sta uw. v-story and Basement Brick, 9 feos aud bath: all moderu improvement $5,000. > BH WARS ER & 0. Es 26 B stu BSE 5°51 WAVE 19 HANDSOME NEw i Bis Brick Bay-window House on Maple av Harewood ave. and Spruce st., Le Droit Purk, which I will sell ou the ment plan. Rach House has ail God. uupe..coucreted cellar undereutire house. Terms f alr, siuall cag payment and balance @20_ @outh, exclusive of interest. Purchaser will have peivilewe of welec'in Kam fixtures and wall papers take cable or ¥th st. care direct to the park. Lots ail ron to 0-foot alley | plenty mm Thisis a splendid opportunss ure & bo section, combining ax it does the eountry and city. These bouses i Foc ‘hand will rent for $24 » B40 per Dou't tail to iuspect this property if you wish to secure Bawe piece of property. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, mal7-6t 700 Lath at. nw, DWELLING ON St bet 19th and 20th aia. now. @10,000. mig BLOW. WAKNEL & Cc JOK SALE FINE erty on 9th st. m1O-1 2 C. 24) UR SALE—AUTHACIIVE. NEARLY NEW, MO. era Brick Dwelliuz; well located, northwent: three rooms deep. cellar uuder whole Louse. furnace: open Srepisces: “cabiuet maniely: Laudsozeiy papered: bE.ce 84.000. TYLER & RUTHER POD, plese (rear 1807 ¥ at. nate. OR SALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED CORNER Property at alow figure: ground eis worth Bearly p YLEW & KUTHERFORD, 1307 F ot uw. BY BRICK STOKE AND Ber month. cash payment two-siory Six-room Bek yer mouth 3.000. A i tal . {OK SALE ELEGANT Bi PIECE L ce asked. ‘aly 300* JON SALE tel TWo-ste rented at @ F Month eae! h boglt Turec-story © Fone rice cacls samen. pelted ab yer rice for Seo EES RUT HERPORD, 1307 Fatn.w. A NUMBER OF HOUSES FROM G0 to $8,000. Choice Lots from 2c. to Loe im the best suburban town near Washington, Yerk ENOCH MAKIS & CO, | Ola Fst iw, JOR SALE—ONLY $15,000_ONE OF THE BEST Uuiit Louses in the city—26 tet front _on East Capitol st. a leautiful home. CHAs. A. SHIELDS, 1000 F et. nw. mal 7-t {UK DALE-HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN MT. SEVEN-RUOM | ¢ per OR SALE—HOU t SALE—THA! VERY DESIRA EF story 11-room Brick Dwe licg, 1116 heated e:ther by furnace, latrobe ur gTate, accu SEs. THR! Yow st awe: ig to BLL temperature; bath, trunk room, double parlor, sani- tary and rear yard, high, healthy, contra: loc umbing in bath room aud kitchen; mic front ation, between Land M sts. uw. ; one square trom either Yth or 11th ted for 60 per mouth. If above # not disposed of at private sale privr to Weduesday, May 28, 180, it will on that day, at o The purebas and tak DO on dei pay, $35, hi hich at ¥ with interes: eluhteen and tw: All casu can be paid if in equ terest. up to July 1, 1890, and ttle perfect in complete order, and card of admission will be wiven Tv on application to the owne ure of 10 o'clock a. m. ot LOR SALE-ONLY ONE LEFT—91 New six-room Cellar and Bath Bay- SAL HE OWNER IS ABOU’ Bortheast for $1,100. ‘Terms eaay to purchaser. WHIGHT & 51¢ East Capitol, Masa. av All SHIELDS, 1006 F st. now. Price $55,800. CAYWOOD '& York ave, Ba sate N ELEVEN. mu south, im the fashion west, <1 teet tromt, bas aii rice BB, 20. T Pron SALE—We or much below ‘wb sell tor best section of the northwest. FOK SALE provements, good lot; on East Capitol st Sih. 86.000. convenience; b ated on New mpshire ave. near L st. wost desirable home. eh “Lakoma Park. $33,000. Li Very Desiravle House 9 rooms aud bath; lot On “n-room House,14th bet. U and V sts. Will rent for #80 per month, $10,901 85.000. HUICHINS, BULKLE 1 JUK SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BU! dition ; will Le sold for 87,000. 12th st, Fe finished. with mod. imp. ; = small mouthiy instalinents. ALE—A NEW 2. bet. 15th and 16th ste, 5 rooms, b double parlors, dining toons andl kit Price, $6,700. VM. H SAUNDER mile-ae 00) FoR SALE_ bay WINDOW BRICK five rooms, ance toswt. 8! to inspect by card ouly, m1b-St Fo" SALE—HOU Conn. ave. bet. Rand S sts, Cor. and Hillyer p [uth st. bet. Qand K sts... NM. ave. near Dupont Circie N'st. bet. 15th an 20th ats Qst bet 17th and iNtn sts Pst. bet. 17th and Isth sts... ti: st. bet. O aud P ets. Jefferson plac Sunderland place z Ist. bet. 17th aud isth sts Farragut Square. Lafayette Square -. Massachusetts ave. Massachusetts = K st. near MePhersun Squar Cor. Sand 1th ste... N st. near Scott Circ Ifith st. bet. Qand be xts N st. bet. 1:ith and 14th ets... bet. 17th and Ith sts, Money to Loan on real estate security my16-1m BH hOBLILSON, JROk SALE—A_ BAKGAIN-NEW room Brick; South Capitol st. Guly @1,150. Wall deubie am valu: my best JuK SALE—VERY PY NE tae, with | tat South Hee: View and near station." Onl: i myl6-3t KEDFOKD W. WALAEL JOK SALE— 9th st. bet. K and L $30,000 i «18,000 su. we, Sr 12000 42: 1013" Loth st bili mt, LOr. N to 1743 rear. Faust Cap et, or. Gast ir. : ist” Ht is only a p For the Istand 15th. (my1G) THOS. EW FOE SALE | CHEAL TO AN chaser, a Hous on T st. bet S roolus and bath; cal inet mantels hearths, Se. wrice 85,400. y to im my 28 fet front: north sie of New York and 13th sts. n.w. miG-3t Price $15,000, a beautiful Kemdence on T st sts. Bw. 3 stories, 9 rome, wil 44; Very cheap at Fok aby Fisi & Minter, 1 a very fine F and T ste uw. ; 3 stories with splendid cellar. ‘This is a bas mi d6r TOK SALEBY FISH & MII TER, a Nice 1 wo-st be sold at public auction to the bixhest bi dvick buyer will get a big bargain, Frice 8 vom House aud 10,000 feet of ground on Khode isiand ave. bet. 17th aud Tsth sts Other aud more expeusive houses ii the northwest. STORY nesr street . when 5. ¢ Bridwe 1s built, REDFOKD W. WALKEK Hall alley n.w. to 25 1 to6 alley bet. 12th ary st. Dow 0 and 13th, M and N 61s 1 st oe mi, Ter. Myrtle st. i rion of the property on my I Hist cull at office for bulle IMMEDIATE 11th and THUs. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 F st. how, OR SALE—AN ELEGANT PIECE OF PROPERTY, W. 1 HOPRISS & CO, 1420 F st. nw, Fok S8h8 5 ue Bist & Mites 1213 F tN Wwe # Brick House on Lith st. bet. 8 rooms, all mod. imps, id at $5,000, der. very to him of ms a deed of trust on premises ‘option of pu er in mouthly install- al payments at all paid he dwelling is , D.C. LAWKENCE, oF calling at his office, Koom 6, 615 F st. n.w., between id 2 o'clock p.m. FST. NE, ‘window Press Brick. cabinet mantel, iron tence, porch and terrace Steps, hard oil finished, granolithic walks. Price only 500. WEIGHT & SLUCKETT, 17-t S10 F st. how. ‘T TO LEAVE Re 2 Rr. ety snd will sell suese KikD Oo Bock Ee ie ‘an immediate KET 10 Fat, We SALE — OFFERS WANTED FOR THREE bi front dwellings on northeast, CHAS, m7. A A. 3t IX-ROOM AND BATH BAY WIN jow Brick; mi. 1., Nearly ew: desirable location §.w.. near cars; south trout; would rent Zo per mo. GARRKEL1, Lith and m17-3t" KOOM HOUSE, FRONT- tion of the uorth- Jerk lmprovements; ity velue. 00 a Bewuti- fui Corner House, thre rooms deep, situated in the Ararechance. | A Nine-room House: all modern im- t, bet. 7th aud A New Ten-room House Just completed with every lit under Supervision of owner; situ- ; am excellent 00, on Q H2x¥5. . bet. ‘only ; lot 202130; U bet, loth and 16th sts, 7 rooms and bath. Price ¥ « 00, vs Be ILT HO! ve. ES on 21st near In.w.; 11 Koos and in the best cou. m 21st near Tn, na su the 2-STORY PRESS - BRICK Front on 11th st. near Lincoln Park, beautifully 0.00; 8900 east, bal- A 2-story S-rovi Brick ou 2d 8.e. bet. B and C: large yard in front, $4,500. DUCKENT & FORD, mat G17 F st. nw. JOK SALE—NEW HOUSE, SOUTH SIDE T ST. N.W" th and cellar; on Ist floor, DWELLING 16,000 13,000 13,900 1,500 40,000 BOO 50,000 oud 10,000 25°00 25,000 2 Ts000 14,500 515 H st. “1,800 tasted ob AGGAMAN PUL 12th nw. with mirrors; ave. bet. 12th th Qi Lath + lot 18x 1213 F N.W, id-nee? 8 rooms, tod, Brick Dweiling on East Capitol st.: p dining room and kitchen on first Moor. and bath room above ; cellar under whui bath roc mod. imps. | two-story b t. fronting wide alley. Pric 7 Est. nw. je Dwellin ton; water, elect house bas 1 For key aud terms apuly WESCOTT, WILC mi12-12t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th a1 JOK SALE—6-ROOM PIL dow Dwellings, 911 aud 91 suit, mn9-10t yOR SALE_A Brick House re y - BAI w GREAT utly built, with all Uillyer piace and Zist st. ranking soul alley, with « froutaze of #0 t66t. price | purchaser, also furniture, if desired to the north. HA KOBERTSON, 1 Pek sate ia Brick Bay Window How: orth Capitol sts. 2. w inost desirable properties iu ev. 4.500, on eany terms, w3- Lia JOR SALE— RGAIN LF TAKE 1801 Linde LW. Rew. br: rooms: bath, mod. imps. xo. For price and tern rs o story aud ply to THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 Fat. nw. OF THE BEST BUSINESS COR- ithe West End, sold at once to close an estat Must be GADSBY, 1008 F st. now. OK SALE—CHEAP—10 AN chaser, 449 Florida avi Isiand und New Jersey aves.; 7 Too imps: two-story and basement brick der. For terma and peri @ HENSEY & CO., 1500 F st. n.w, DH SALE—LOT 15.6 BY 104 ON near Stanton Squar fraine, well rented, only 81.40 mi it" ow JOK SALE—A KARE BARGAIN—T Joining, 902150 cach, frontiny on Justice Harian's mausion. "Inquire 715 ma 19-3? LEE 100 Two Fine Bi 10-{t, alles: pric CO., Y300 F sts Lots on M stu. Bw. between Gand H to C.K. CROWN, Fo" SALE ECKINGTON. SUL 43g 81 ECKINGTON. ECKINGION LOT for home or profitable turn from the fi SUPE) OTS Li Pho! ELE x100.° THE VERY BEST HC KAILW Ay. lent water, stone s electrically lighter AN EXCELLENT 1 offeriny to home-site sel Most EXTKAOKDINAR RAPID KAILWAY VESTM. INDU Ficasant. 13 rooms, iaundry ; cellar, bath: stable, &c.. lange Krounds, fruit and other trees: occupied Inst suuuiner Ly foreiga winiser For price ahd terme epply OS RK HeKTFOLD, 1419Get— myl7-2w ; ANEW HANDSOME PRESS BRICK on 10th st. bet. 1. and Mow. : 12 rooms. bath and cellar, east front, side alley. euvd locatic! eey. 3. HILL, Sh and Fate. by a ride of ten to fifteen minittes in the spectappiy to(A. 31) TYLER & KULHEK- —ECKINGTON—SULENDID NEW Col 5 at. at Eckinz- rooms and «very cobveuience, 1 La. ave, n.w. E sta EMMONS & BROWN, BARGA!N— THOSE EIGHT NEW AND DESInA- These ki CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker, O21 F st, uw, Oth st. and P IMMEDIATE n.w., jouking dow to Inspect ap Ok SALE—TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING IN Kapidly Growiny Neiguborivod, 1203 K st we. ; ice SU: very easy terme JUHN EF. BEALL: LF si. ape. FOR SALE—LOTS. _ sou. h front, with #-room NER 92 Fees LE. -CHEAP TO AN IMMEDIATE BUYER— ‘S0c. per it, THOS. G. ATIVELY CHOICE SEC KIY IN THE DISHKICT. Kapid trausit Best sewer and curb; excel jewalks; asphalt paved streets, all BEAUTIFUL HOMES BUILDING AXD PLANNING. rs and speculators FACILITIES ASSURED TREASURY De PARTMENT AND PENSION OF FICE impa.; lot 23.5 tales; on Maryland ave. sw. betwee id GEL sts. swe; a Dewiltiful location, at the low’ price of $4,000; easy terms, us SOK SALE_VERY DESIRABLE THKEE-STORY warlor, libs hous: = lun ; furnace and open grates; ksi on $9,000. For my6-12t" omVvenience ; ‘OX & CO, K BAY-WI Lermus to 7) st bw. A DOUB I 1.1, corn to toa bro a jow to arendy wher on K st. bet. yes are well ery parucular, AT ONCE wUSE; Seven Dasement, 2 Pa ave. BW, ACKER & yi fin bath tor: ly to THOS, myss-1 ms MABS. AVE, Address French st. ¥O LOTS, AD- T4th st. "near 10th st. nw. Wee 20x15 to HENSEY & a LOt Fok, SALE A VALUABLE LoT ON ITH ST. sts. house No, 72% Apply mIP-rolin* BY dB WIMEX, 1519 F SI ECKINGTON. Inspect ECKINGTON before investing aud secure an ne Lots in this ‘ON. LOW-PRICED MENS. Ss TO most comfort. and quickest line of cars iu the District. PRICES WILL >OUN BE ADVANCED. milG-3t a JOR SAL 3. B. WIMER, 1313 F st. VERY CHEAP—THAEE BUILDING 19270 each; let st. ne. hear Massachusetts ave., only Sac. ; ni 1. myie-be heb rOub Ww, WALRER 1000 F at, _ FOR Fok Bae SIX SUB LOTS; SALE_LOTS. _ 18 FEET BY AN erase of 90 fect to alley in square 1063; facing two Lot 1 ‘square from Lincol my16-3t* nues; one square from ew briuge; 40c. @ foot, . in square 1058, with improvements, one Ps 45c. n Parks LER & REPETTI. 326 Pennsylvania sve. se. QOR SALE — c Heights: ulso ( WILSON, Fireme FOR SALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT, 50X1 HoIce LOTS IN View Heights. Ins. Co. Building. CLEVELAND Apply to AA. w m16-1 within a @ione’s throw of the Capitol, adjoining Gen. Bucier Ariington and the Virgina Lill #1 wontha, but ow Per foot: $2.U0U cash ; balance easy marble mansion; overiouking the city, fs; will bruw 82.25 in nd offers at 21.60 this isa rare op- ner must sell BYEURI tr investors or builder Address C. 5. Fe aY ONLY 825 ON LINE OF RHODE ISLAN. PASSING “THIS SUBDIVISION LeDroit Building, $10 CASH: $10 PER MONTH. FW OE my15-6t FCTRIC ROAD, ALONG wee XTENDED AND en DAV route to Reform School), lying at Mille’ Only 154 miles fron EVERY LOT tn this <ubdivi and with fine view: of Lots alreudy sold ‘The new Electric THE! te Station, B.& U.K. R. Boundary. ot: well located, high streets all to be graded. A number to parties who will build, road will ENHANCE PRICE OF LOTS. PURCHASE AT ONCE AT PRESENT PRICE OF 8250-810 CASH; $10 FER MONTH. “No inter m15-iw I ALES Only 26,000. _mid-lw Fe, GOOD INVESTMEN | —LOT 58x14 with three Houses which will ren M. MAcGOWAN, Room 5. Corcoran Building. _ Mee for $35 monthiy, ERTFOKD, 1419 G at. Jok SALE — MINTWOOD PLACE ae a maining unsold in this bandsome nm Lath st Cheapest Lows in st. bet monthly mi¢- Foe Sai by a Splendid Builds and R sts. 1.w. (OR SALE. $3 PER SQUARE FOOT IS A ERAL extended, overlooking the city ck Creek valley. Tertus to suit, trict, ou line of street cars, M de. 8160 to 8700. per lot; bANDS & KENNEDY, 1415 F st. ER. 1213 F NW, bhecticut ave. bet. FISH VERY LOW PRICE For Vacant ‘Lot north side of L street, 138 feet west of VEKMONT AVENUE For ssle by F.L. MOORE, 28-3 __ Room 3, 303 7th st. nw. FOE, SALESLOT 143, SQUARE 155, 25 FEET irouton east side New Hampshire ave, third lot above aud froutug in rear 8 teet on Corcoran at., with rear frontage on guod alley also. sp24-1m OL: SALE—BROOKLAN 2.65 per foot. NE. BEAL — Tdi Bet D LOTS—WE OFFER Léts iu our addition to this beautiful suburb at prices and terms wi tric shade tree: i ood vars: Streets 90 feet wide, with par steam and elec- ni, sidewalk, water; beautital view of Univer: thin reach of all ty, Soidiers’ Home and surrounding country. Special prices to those who build. -Im* BAKNES & WEAVER, 629 F at. n.w. FOR SALE wey Lots in Brookland and the Addition for sale, ig the time to buy, us the pla rices are sure to advan and Do wot buy in sub you cap buy lots as Utes ride by rail upd. fitt electric road or carr city. The jocation is high ani wide and consorus with the cit: HAVE THE MOST DESIRABLE ow is rapidly building up ‘Visions miles from the city when heap, which are only five min- or twenty minutes by o business part of the healthy; streets ure The prices are low ae rom: th and terms easy. For fall puruculars aut Plate call upon MCLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, m10-10t 1215 F ot n.w. {OR SALE- BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE WEST wide of Z1stst. between M und N st Fok SALE. H 25th between D PLOW, SALE-PATTERSON ST—LOTS 128, square 072 408 wyl7-5t Forse square 10 and B sts. we., LOT. my17-5t fronting Massachusetts ave Brice per square foot cheap, % new B. H. WARNER & CO., B16 F st nw. D9, SQUARE 1075, ON ts. 8.0. price per foot 30c. BH. WAKNER & CO, 916 Fst nw, wts 127, AND : PHES per suture foot only 3Se. pnce OE HL WALNER& COs O16 F st. nw. STAND 5, SQUARE SOUTH OF 16ta B.H. WAKNLR & CO, 916 Fst. nw. A. and E st Fok Sate 70. authorized to offer the re CLOSE SYNDICATE WE ARE iuing lots in Bellevue Ob easy teri OF special prices, fur cash, ob all lo sold wiside of tendays, ‘Lie Pucumatic street rail: Foad, now under construction, passes this property, This'is an opportunity builders aud speculators should Bot overlook. Por plats aud. full particulars call upon MCLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1210 F st. uw. mp 17-10t OR SALE—COLONIAL BEACH—MUST Duy lots "in time; many best all sone riv how fered, low prices to induce immedia H.LVANS. JOR SALE—RARE OFPORTUNIT feal Bu = Px new cash reqi mili Pees icone cheap at 50c. myl7-3t ME and paved, wilt Sold 10 red. W. +0 two ear lines otn n finely improved square und 90 feet deep: watered, towether with taelve party wails: great wivuntage: if built on no E. BUKFOKD, 1322 N.Y. ave. MBIA HEIGHTSCORNERLOT, ILL & TERRY, 1114 F st, nw. OC" SALE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LOT; SOUTH frou myl? OR SALE VAL on Fy G and 9th F MEK JOK BALE MLA near Columbia r my 17-3t ity view: MOKMILE & TERRY, 1114 F at. now. cheap MEKKILL & TE Boe, LUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY Ste. n.w, KILL & TERRY, 1114 Fst. nw. Se ope HILL -LOTON 16TH ST, ‘ 1114 Fat. nw. ats Fk Sake EcoNoMicaL CORNER LOT NEAR Duj my leat ut Circle MEK for five 3 Fok ate Lotin the nor ment, balance mont) _m17-3t a FOE SALE, cont 11, block 35, cor fine corner we offer foot. i Feicitisi an foot. BOS SALE—COKNEL LOURGS : & Ol SALE —GOX100 ON NOKTH SI sts. .W., Lot RILL & TERRY, 1114 F st.nw. Lot i HWEST, SUIT- 00, (ILL & VERRY, 1114 Fat. new, MOST DEAULIFUL CORNER souly #4o0, stall cash pay- uly, Call or write for plat, HN H. WALTLE, 613 F st. new. /MBIA HEIGHTS—LOTS 10 AND mer }4th and Columbi for a short time at 75. Ww. ud 1Uth sts. at #170 per square BH. WARNLK & Gone Y10 F st. iw. P ST. BETWEEN square 67. Price per BH. WAKNEK & Cc 916 Fst iw. FOE, S355 CORNER IRVING Si. AND SHER: Lots, each 1644xSu to L5-footalley man ave., bight Price per sqiuure foot 40c. _mi7-5t By BH. WAKNER & CO., O16 Fat. iw, FE PALES YOU WISH TO PURCHASE ONE or more Lots for speculation or building do not fail to wee uy m17-3t durge list of ground tor sal DAVID D. S10 S06 F sid, as high aw bas CHOICE LOT, 40x100 To TE | ouly $4.50 per 64, To © per foot in same le “FOOT nee of Mr. Wanamaker and Mar- ; other lots so: This isa real HORSTKAM {UR SALE CITY LOTS AT Couny $100 cash, balance ¥ ui Only 8 Lots ry Prices and Terms, per Water, sewer, alk’ aud gus. tin two «qi and Cars, lett at $700 to 850 each, res of tor a few days ouiy. Title pert Call tor Plat, te JUHN HO WALTER, _m17-3t JOR SALE L1G -t DU Real Estate Broker, 613 F st. bow. LOT ON KENYON 81.,COL. HEIGHTS; Sux136; om wrade: very cheap if sold at once, GAN & BULLE, 809 F st. aw. PRE SALE GLOT ON OST, NEAR IST S.E.; STH Bo; on Krade: very cheap at SOc. DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F st. n.w, Get our May Bulletin, m1 7-3t Fe SALE—1 HAVE THE CHOICEST Lots IN BROOKLAND. DON'T GOINTOT HE >WAMPY REGIONS OF THE DISTRICT, BUT BUY IN BROOKLAND. HIGH, HEALTH! AND Is PEK FOO! jt FeESALEE north of the city; SO SALE—IN hood of the Stat eautiful Site tor by a two- G@vOD WAT! H. Bak UL, COOL, PLENTY OF SHADE KR. PRICES FROM o TO 25 RTON, 1331 F ST., ROOM 1. & CORNEK LOT ON HEIGHTS two Hine Corn-r Lots In kek- buth Brookland: Two Lote at TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1307 F ston. w. THE IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOR- fe Departiveni,within halt asquare, a residence: lut 23xh. d erty iiust be sold soon, and is offered at the low situ of 80,000, wul ash pay ius douvt increase very m17-3t SALE_A _m17-3t OUK SA joining ground 40 1006 F'st. uw. ct tow ti Lot $3,000. Fes BEAUTIFUL BUILDING B.w. cor. 17th and Corcoran sts E—ONLY 250, PE FOOT fronton C st... st of $2,000, requiring only & ‘This part of the city will no uch in value within a short the. JOHN B. WIGKH1, 14085 G at, nw. JAMES A. overlooking Kentucky uve. dnd SUc. CHAS. {OK SALE 17,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND on Florida ave Several of the prettiest Lots iit Prospect Hill, oly’... Corner Lot, 7x90, in uorthwest Fretty Lot'ou N st. near N. Only... Several Lots on h. og ‘Lots aud Houses in all sections of the city for sale. 0 and fst 60c. ‘ap., ize 18x05, Gap. st. near NY! ave 1:00 T. K. BROOKS, 616 12th Ground ; was, iw; cheapest plece my last JOK SALE of Corcoran 19th st any Ves FOE SALE Bs Gien, Md.— rapid rai satue. “Select wh te cliuren, to where a good clase Ob easy terms, ta lL Pik FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Free sate— Kosewood Case, o1 Korewood Case. only Mabovany Case, o1 Walnut Case, ouly OR SALE ONLY 32 . between between the alleys: ouly & CHAS. A. 5HLELD: 0 FEET water, sewer, 15th st. in the east. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1006 F st. nw, WHOLEOF i HE NORTH FRONT ew Huiupslire uve. aud 5 if taken how. » LUG F st. nw. RGAINS IN LOTS AT FOREST before investing in lots without ad lines sud public roads borderiuk ou re 1t ls convenient to get co busin hools, to hovels, to sanitarium wud of people are settled. Houses built J. KR. HERTFORD, 1419 G st. UPRIGHT PIANOS, maly gis. 0. "AKE PIANOS. QI Kosewood Case, carved legs, 7% vcta Howewoud Gare: carved lous: g1b0; ov" 0285: Rosewood Cus Ail in beautitul Special spot-cash _ my 16-3 JOK SALE—A arved legs, 8200. seodison and fully guaranteed. *, OuUN F. ELLIS & CO, Peunsylvauia ave, Near 10tu st. o.w. VEKY RAKE BARGAIN IN A Hallet & Davis Square Piano; sweet tove; bemuti- ful case; Perfect order; must be of runted, “S11 9th ak Mw. * FOR SALE—TWO HOISTING ENGINES F Boil Apply to office of INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY. wold at any sacrifice ot hw. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS K SALE—A BARGAIN IN A 6iexS3g FLA’ N Pievolting pack View Cane Tea ANS Daisy Plate Holders. E, J. PULL! 935 Pennsyl- rol 9-21 Massachusetts ave. Bw. mi9-2t F SE, SALE-ONE PAIR NICE BLACK HORSES; fine drivers and safe; 5 years old; direct from Watr- Trenton, Va.; one bay Horse, a uice driver aud sound. Call and see them at ceo & RENNELLY'S ery Stable, 211 Lithst. P. OLLIVER. ml 9- {OR SALE-IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MA- chine, $20, aiso Keiuington sewing machine for $10; cost 7 210th st. nw. mal )-2 FOE SAL2 BROWN HORSE THREE YEARSOL kind and gentle in all harness: suitable for a lad: : active and stylish; sound; for $140. Cail or address J. H. AKERS, Belvedere Hotel, cor. Pa. ave. and 3d st. 2.w. mi19-3t* Liv. i JOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL BLOOD-BAY KEN- tucky Suddie and Driving Mare, six years old, per- fectly sound, wentle and for a lady to use; price, $173 cash. Apply to L. P. FOX. at stable in rear of Slo l3thet.nw. m1 FO! SALE A FIRST-CLASS UPRIGHT, PIANO: a burwain for cash. Can be secu at 114 B st. n.w. or apply to HOY'S Motel, cor. Sth and D sts, n.w. mLy.2te SOME OAK ROLL-TOP seen at Oftice Mary land ep Desi; price. $25. Cau be Life Ins. Co. 1319 F st. nw. Fe2.844 E—CHEAP—A COLUMBIA LIGHT Roadster Bicycie. Apply at 244 Jth st. 8.6, Se 7OK SALE—MUST BE 5 years old; speedy. (OK SALE—JEW) OLD—FINE BRED MARE, Z1L Ist ste, m1Y-bt* .LY STORE IN GOOD LOCA- southwest; doing good paying business. | Ad- m19-3t* V., Star oitice, F SALE—A BT. BEKNARD PUPPY SEVEN months old; weigns 120 pounds, Call after 6 p.1., 1328 10th st. uw. ive JOR SALE—OK EXCHANGE FOR SAFETY BI- eyele or good Buggy—one of the most stylish Sad- dle Horses in the city; well bred and fast, with fine knee action, THOROUGHBRED, star vilice. 11" FE SALESA PRIVATE FAMILY REMOVING from the city will sell at a creat sucrifice a Hand- some Family Horse, 7 years; sound aud gentle; excel lent traveler: feurless of everything; large enough tor coupe oF business use. Also an elegant Extension Top Surrey; has lamps and long tenders over wheels. made reliable maker aud equal to uew one; Set Harness will sell separat-. Apply at once to GKUOM at stable adjoiming residence 1501 K st u.w. inl’ {OK SALE—A RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN— A Fine Driving Horse, six years old. pas ereat endurance; can trot clos to three minutes, Also a Handsome Top Buggy wud a Superior Dayton Waxon ; both custom made, “and in use two months: Set of Single Harness; will well separate. 1006 13th st. nw. UR SALE—TENT. FOOT TT) of Rey. D. GOTT WOLD, 308 LIth KUEHLING, 1206 Pa a Fe SALE—AKE YOU LOOKING FOR A PIANC? Note a=? pecond-haud Uprixht, $13< ; Anistied iu Mauoyat Private Stable, 19-St? engraved Now Uprig! panels, .w. Auuie Koony, Foe SALE CANART Young Parrots, &c.; Gold “Fishes, Fish Food; spratt's Dox'Cakes and Medicines m15-lu* SCHMID'S Bird store, 31 3h JQK SALE—ANY ONE LOOKING FOR A SMALL, Mare fora lady or children to drive can th Capite QOR SALE — CLAKIONET, GB. AND Ay strictly first-class; will sell very cheap; at WILD BROS’. Music Store, 709 7th st. nw. mi7-2t* JOR SALE—IF YOU WANT GUOD FIRST-CLASS Ex. T Buxgwies, Phaetons, Cut-uuder de Daytons, cali at AH. GEEGORY'S, cor. Uth aud New York ave, 2. w. Lowest prices in town for the quality of work. apo-3in, VOR SALE OR KENT, ON EASY TERMS—BRAD- bury Pianos in good condition, Apply at, THE FREDONIA, 1321 Host. now, alter 4 pam, 17-20" ‘OR SALE-LADDEKS, LADDEKS, LADD 16 feet, $2.40; 20 feet, 33 pet, $5.60: feet, $6.40. Spruce Sides atid Kived Oak Rounds. Full stock on hand. THOMAS W. SMILH, my lest Cor. Ist and Indiana ave, now. JOR SALE—JUST ARKIVED—THIRTY HOR: among them some fine drivers aud draught, Four Low-priced Horses, N. SCHLEGEL, 403 Sth st. nw. ml7-tit* POR SALE—AT A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE, ‘Two small and one large Fire-proof Safes y 1207 Fstuw amy Fs SALE BY 8. wanker 3 Kkeal Estate Notes on city pr: 8350 to $7, OU, secured by first trus perfect titles: G per cent interest, pi ally; sold at par and accrued interest, my 14-3 QUR SALE — HORSE AND DAYTON WAGON; Horse sound and kind: suitable for tamily oF doctor, will wand without uitening: sold on account Als ower leaving city. ‘lo be seo at B. CAULEY'S Tully-Ho Stables, O bet. yth and 10th sis, Dw. mia DR SALE—1 PIE WAGON, 1 PLATFOLM, 1 FUR niture, 7 Daytous and 2 No-top Wexoils, also 2 Stages wud 1 Landaulett. COOK & JAKBUE, m17-3t" $205 M st., West Washington, FOE SALE, SPECIAL PIANO BAKGALNS-— Fine Kosewood, lange size, Uprigiit, only Fine kosewood, melita wht, Ouly Maguificent Mahoxany,fiu Upright, only. blewant Dark Case, fue Upright, oniy ‘The above are all fully cuaranteed these low prices for spot eash, payments of $10 or more per kant Special bargains in square P lightly used, only. 8275 are offered at small advance on h. Also these ele- A magnificent Square Grand, Fine toned Kosewood Square, oul, et Fine tobed Chickering Square, ouly.. Good tone Square, for bexiuuer Good tone Square, tor bexinuer Payments arranged at fully Kuaranteed as rej rv We are offering these uuusuully some of our iriends Who L thing the chance to catch on to 4 suup, All or muney refunded, low prices Ww give ve been wails for a good ‘Cull at once. myl4 {OK SALE—A CABLE been rented but tnx, ouly $1. 11th st. Awe OR SAL" =NOW _L mouey. In days sale of a lot of Suiled aud, hand Carnage, Bugwies. Daytons, Surrcys, Phaetons, Bu rida, Grocery and ‘Busine-s Wagons, 34 Si wa Lop Faunly Cerrieges, Fine One or ‘two- wa, obes, Whips, Nets, Sheets, Halters, Faddles aud Bridles, at prices that cannot be beat tor cush, or on easy terms, Call at W. GEYER -, 406 Pa, ave, myi0 JOR DALE — FOX CEMETERIE TAL Wreaths, Gav. Wo oSettee, Lrou Vises, Wire Trel- Lis, Crooks for Hauxing Baskets, Wire, Rustic and Terra Cott, Hanging Bankets work ‘of any kind mnade to order, SCHMID'S, 317 12th st new. mnd-sw* UR SAL —BAKGAINS IN SQUARE PIANOS, from $60 105 go wud 8.0 payments; lurge dis- countitorcacs GL. WILD & BKOs., 709 7th aw, Sole aeeute for unrivaled Krauich & Buch Fanos un” (OK SALE—HANDSOME NEW PARLOR ORGAN, ue of the stock We mivertised 40 low; soud Wainut edse; 11 stops: with maker's guarautes, 641. PE ELE- FEK & CONLIFE, old Lith st. now. ap J} UR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BU ke OU enay teruus; 100" Jobs to select from, iS) UPIGHT PIANO; season. slightly iuarred i THOMSON'S MUSIC S10) avy. THE TIME pairing, painting aud’ trimming neutly dove. SVAKBOL, sco M st, Georsetown, D.C. mis (OK SALE— IEE “OTLO" GAS ENGINE KE JE kines no ballets ova bo loes of time, no hundli is all expenmve attendance, Seud for eireui and price ist. D. BALLAL ‘Uh at. ult LOST AND FOUND. | OST—FRIDAY, MAY 16, BROWN SETTER GYP; little white ‘ou chest, weil featuered leather colar. Liberal reward it leftat G11 Fst.uw, 1 =! KAYED-SUNDAY, FROM BELMON'T, CORNER SS of Fath and C.ttou ste, w Young sustid; a su bie reward will be pad tor his recurn. 1 r SATURDAY MORNING, FROM along Kbode island to 13th, a Dress Back of Dark Biue suk with Wuite Plu Stripe. Keward tor its re- turn to Star office. it HAVING LOST CHECK NO. 1802, DATED. on on bia National Bauk, payabie to me, the pub- hereby cuutioned ayaiist negotiating the s r Cape hus been stopped. J. H. DE AT. Pa oO. [Le is te teen sh bere te Colu lhe aw it ON 14TH ST, uewr Boundary, a Lady's Pocketbook, containing money, keys, &c. Liberal rewara if returned tu Ci toms Division, Freusury Department, 29-3 OST OK STOLEN-SUNDAY NIGHT COLLIE Pup Dog, 3 mouths old; bobtail, brown, with white face apd paws; dark streak aluug buck. Finder will be rewarded at 113% 6th st. me. m15-3t* O81 —MAY 17, GREYHOUND GiP; SOLID GAY, 4 white spot on! breast; very playtul.’ Reward if re” turoed to ZU New Jerney ave. #6, m19-s5t* UsT—ON FRIDAY, FROM CARRIAGE, BETWE! city and Cabin Jolin, a Walking Stick gold band around iandle with ower initials; Luder fowanded Add: H. E., Star office. its “OST — ON SATURDAY EVENING, BLACK Pocket Book containing between €300 snd $400; bet. KL ave. and Whitey ave.or 7th st. Liberal re. ward if returned to 2028 Sch st. u. it O8T—ONE PACKAGE OF TW RINGS, Finder will please deliver same to 1411 oth st. * MAY 1ST, ON LOTS ON N. CAPITOL M.a Bay Pouy. Keward if returned to BUN, Capitol st. Ed COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Fe REN1—A COTTAGE NeAR JESsUIs STA tion, Washington Branch B. and 0. railroad, con- taining seven rooms Apply to M. BANNON. 110. St. Paul st, Baltimore. a ____m19-6r* OR RENT—FOR THE SUMMER OR LONGER— ® Dwelling near Annapolis Junction: Bine roows: without or with land. Apply to MBA. NON, 110 St. Paul st.. Baltimore. miB-6r° 30 ACRES SIX MINUTES FROM BELTSVILLE Station, 12 m. of Washington: 70 Acres at Sta, 1$ m. Washitiqton; 45 Acros at Contees, 14 mol Washington; allon Band O.; beautiinliy adapted :0 subdivisions, KV. HALL, 110 st. Paul st, Bi more, Mad wit WOK RENT—CHEAP— BRICK MANSION iN Virginia: thirty miles from Washington. partly furnished; elegant iawn: shade; garien. with stable Toom and pasturage. Call at 1728 Sth st. nw. after 6 Pa mas eae _mid-ar WASTED -TO RENT A FARM NEAR HYATTS. Ville or a short drive from the city, suitable for Poultry; state particulars, Address POULTRY, Siar office. 3 ml FOE, SALE, PLEASANT Barnstable, Masa. Three UMMER RESIDENCE res of round. com- fortable roomy fiouse: barn and fins spring of wate House pleasantly situated near harbor, where ure good boating aud bathine. thy; pure and cool. House ¢ 84,000. Address 1 EXCURSIONISTS TO RIVERSDALE Examine my Property,about 5 minutes’ walk tation -6-room Coftsg’ 40.009 18. of ground: ade; splendid arden planted, good water: ‘Also 2 Large Lots, each’ $0,000 ft. 500 apier Prevnises or with Munn & Co., WOR REN I EIGHT-ROOM MoUs: den; 88. For sale—10-room House; acre covered with fruit, weil; 82,000; monthiy payments, both depot. Address owner, A. FAELMAN, Vienna, mi17-2t WELL; Gar- {OR RENT_SIX-hOOM COTTAGE, WITH FOUR acres, cleared; $20 pet month, on exteusion Queen's Chape! row 6 nile a3 if from electric cars. Inquire Ma Harracks, OF next house to prem: y 17 -<e (OR SALE--FINE PKOPERTY OF 83 AC! 3 miles from und overlookin just back’ of Arlington Park, will subdivide uetul badd- Ing sites. JAMES E. CLEMENT! 1Puw.1i-lwe {OK SALE 341 ACRES ON WARKENTO. vents, 0. Potomac river, 2 aniles below united, 450 Acres of Land im excel chard and all necessary outbail house, near Leesburg Pike, ‘Only 82,20 nt condition; fine or- nes, with stUne dairy in Fairfax Co, Va 85.000. ole tor wraz- 116 Acres near Tierudcu Station; desi ing. #1 Country Seat, 7 acres, at Westminster, Md. ; will chanwge for city’property. 812.000. 90 Acres 4 miles wes: of Martinsining, Berkely Co., W. Va; all neces: cluding force pump run by 5 . Many other Desirable Farius im all. sect country HUTCHINS, BULKLI mi 7-t 1503 Pa. av FOR SALE A DELIGHTIUL COUNTRY HOME with all the necessary outbuildings, choice traits and sinde trees: price 2.70 m17-3t? per acr ns of the & CU., ENOCH MAMIS & CO,, 614 Fst, now. WASTED-BY PRIVATE FAMILY, COUNTRY Home of about teu rooms, furvished; plenty of ground and shade, within 10 or 12 miles of the city and near some railroad station. St description. Address Pox 94, Star cilice.-m17-3t" JOR SALL—EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. between the District Ame and Sandy Spring in ait- ferent tracte, my17-3t* 1 WIRTON MATTHEWS & CO. 1331 Fst. e rent and tull JOR SALE—A 3-ROOM COTTAGE AND SMALL Store, with Ix 150 fe at Bacou Hall, ye mile from Glend| tons lots cust #300; whole will be sold tor ): $100 cash, balance $10 por mouth, A great sacrifice ) Acres with kine t+room Dwelling, large shady yard and outbuildings, 4 miles from Scott's Station and 39 unles from Brauchville, plenty of fruit: ele- oh id situation; very desirable property 100 Acrrg near Surratteville, Prince Geonze County, Be miles trom Cheltenham Station, with 2-story 4 Too dwelling and outbuildizis’ m good. order; $1,790 DUCKETT & POKD,617 F st. now. ui 10K SALE- 1) ACKES ADJOINING KNOWLES? ] Station. beautiful tract for subdivision jon Metre- politar railfoad. Price low 1 Acres ot Laurel, Md., on Washington and Bal- timore turnpike. 14 21-100 Acres on Tenk Inn m17-6t OR SALE-POTOMAC RIV peake Bay Farms; best qual cheap, with ab abundance of yaters and G. HOCALY LET & C0. Koom 7, 1010 Fst. aw ar Woodley Bre AND CHESAT nd and very m16-6t" Fs SALE 40 Acres, G-room house. barn, large shade trees, splendid water and som $4,500; Cany terns, luties out, B.000. 5 2g Acres, Lew S-roor we-htth cash, balance to suit. ty 10 acres, Chi Arlington, unin roved, fr 10 per acre. Lots 00x00 fect and Mmailer year end of Aqueduct Bridge tor de. per foot, terms very easy. All of t lands are suitable and conventent for persons. dug busaness in Washington and desing to live @ short distance in the country, where they can have their own horse and cow aud raise their own vegetables, ive cheaper, own their own homes, save rent ald be tore healthy aud comtortable. Also, large Faring hear the Potomac river tor $9 per acre. JAMES EF. CLEMENTS, 1 F at. n.w., m16-6t Washington, D.C. Fok BENT COUNTRY HOME Nia BiiGHT Wood, fronting 14th st. road, 11 Koos, uewly papered and painted, with six acres laud, fine Orchar ood water, &e. miltest ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. n.w. {OL LENT—NEW FOR’ OOM HOUSE, GLEN Manor, near Forest Glen Station; nine nutes trom by Metropolitan Branet . ana "0, railroad, exnt miles by 7th st. ; deligtitiul location; house east y filled. with apply soon to secure it. “J. Ie. HERTS OL t. mid-Tw MUR SALE — AT SPRINGFIELD. BALTINOKE and Potomac Railroad, 119 Acres, with Large Brick Dwelling: all outbuildines and weil fenc watered, @UU per acre. JUHN STEPHEN. ave. {ORK RENT—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F S For tho Summer months, or idner if desired, & lurve Dwelang, with 10 rooms, well furnished, on B. ¢ Kingwood, W. Va: 20 wiles of Dect : one mile from Cheat river; two trains to and from daily: excellent fishin healthy, tres frou. malar: A nay fever; June T to October 1, to caretul tenant, $400, mi OK SALE — COUNTY PROPERTIES A SPE- culty. Suburban Lots, Country Seats, Farms, Bus) #6 Properties, &. G. H. CALVEKI & CO., Koom 7, 1010 F st. uw. F2&,, RENE, OM SALE AT BLADE large Coruer House: 10 rooms, s F good location; nerdics run wit B14 yer mouth, JOHN BLE, ape: FOR SALE AT HYATTSVILLE, DIKECILY OP- paite railroad station, about. Threo Acres, iu- proved by the fine brick “o-room dwelling known as the Hyatt mansion and by a G-room traine dwelline, the most desirable aud Valuable property in Hy:t ville Pe DATE A SON 3m 2 Bat Fok SALE ON MEIN, BRANCH, Bb & 0. LOTS, Cottages aud Country Homes. Poultry, ‘truck and Dairy Farms; Kock vill property. mh7-3u JOKED LUCKETT. MONEY 'TO LOAN. ONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND Oper cent, on D. C. real estate security. PMANK TE. GAWLINGS, 15 myl9 « Arlington Pir ® as TPO LOAN $3,500 BY MAY NO COMMISSION; nust be umple security; 6 per cent iuterest; on Dest mortwaye. Address IHD, Star office. aml 7-21" ONFEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE IN ANY Suis desired, where security Is sutisfactory, wt ut rates of interest, » CUTTER & OO, myl4-lw 14253 F st. new. M: EY TO LOAN IN AL SUMS ATS ANDO AML per cent on Real Estate Security. iy 10- Lan MM. PAKKER, 1418 F st, nyo LOAN T 815,000 210,000 0 00 Bou ‘On Real Estate. = my5 THOs. E] WAGGAMAN ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE aT AND MiGiercesven tons Estate. Loans promptly wade and commissions moderate, _m3-lu CHAKLES W. HANDY, 921 Fet. now. MOREY Te LOAN IN LARGE Ok SMALL SUMS ou real estate security; no delay. _8p26 BH. KOBERTSON, 1515 Het. now. A) UNEY TO LOAN IN LAKGE AND SMALL Sums at Lowest Rates on Keal Estate Security. Atew sums of $3,500 and up at > per ceut HUICHINS, BULKLEY & CO., p26-3in 3033 Pa. aw ¥ 10 LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT ON KE A Estate in the District of Columbis. DUGAN & BUT LEA, Successors to J. F, Cullinane & Co, 600 F st. nw. Do YOU WANT MONEY: ‘at Low Interest ou Furniture, Pianos, Horsen, Wagons, Household Goods or other personal property Priveipal aud interest payable in weekly or payments; po removal of goods frou res! pubheity, star offic . FIVE PER CL red Keal Estate Security. TYLER & R 10 TO $100 TO LOAN Speciaity, _mbz0 URDAY AFTERNOON, EITHER IN Senate wiug of Capitul or between Capitol and 46 sty ou Fa, ave. u.w., Gold Macch Box with iuitials J. 8.5. enxraved on side, Liberal reward it recurucd to BUS dg st. Dew, my19-2t" OsI—SUNDAY, MAY 11, ON OR NEAR THE cars, between 19th and 20th sts., Dark Morocco vrayer Book sud Hymnal, vound in ‘one volume. If returned to the Star office in wood condition suitable reward will be Kiven. my lez" Leto. THURSDAY, LADIES’ SCAKF OR Lace Pin, gold, horu holding spray of three small qamouds; thought to have Leen dropped between Cepitol terminus of F-strest cars aud Hor wallery for members’ families. "Liberal reward lor its return Address Box 38, Star office, m117-3t" __ PERSONAL, OU W FIND If TO YOUB ADVANTAGE TO examine the Plan and Policy of the New York ceident Insurance Company betore Insuring. THOMAS & THUMAS, 637 F st. now. w19-6t" Managers for'D-C, ILL DR. W. D, CANNON PLEASE CALL aT Star vftice and get letter. att "AN, ATTRACTIVE YOUNG MAN TIRED OF A boarding houses invites correspoudeuce with a Yiew of matrimony aud housekeeping. Address Box 30, Star office, giving address. ms at KIVATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT- tended ‘to Ly an experienced wat, all bustiess trictly con: ; terus reasouable shadowing in Orout of town, Address Box 103, Star oifice. mylGsiin cms, SERVICE | BXAML ATION QUESTIONS ‘aud Auswers, "Sen: rs Evy Institute, W. FLYNN, bah! we ‘and K sts. now. UTHOKIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY Williams & Co. a promptly = Heide’ 0, and strtoti ot ‘open confident Ome Mauaxer, U2U F st. nw, TIME WE WILL PAY “BIG USIH'S OLD STAND, 61ND os ap23-3m ND my16-6¢ K SALE—SPECI STAR BICYCLE—JAN- NM ONEY TO LOAN IS UMS TO SUIT ON © proved District real esiate. No delay in negot- ating. ALBER?T F. FOX, aly-lm 920 F st. new. MoSE*, 20 LOAN ON APPROVED REAL Es. tute within the District of Columbia; several small amounis, which 1 desire to ise lowest rates of interest. GLU, W. LINKIN’ MOoSE® To Loan IN SUMS TO SUIT 19th and Hosts. n.w. on approved real estate security. Good Builders’ Loaus wade at suort notics, BH. WARNER & OF BD es ANS cz MONEY 20 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT LOWEST Tates of iuterest ; alsy ob Other 4HOS. G. HENSEY m15-3m : yo LOAN iMMEDIA’ 30,000—IN SUMS to sult, from $1,000 upward, on food Keal bstate decurity, ACKER & GALDBY ms 100s F st. new, M° 10 LOAN 1N SUMS FROM 8500 UPWARD, AL & AND 6 PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN no Corner 10th and ¥ sts. ~ ONEY TO LOAN Al LOWEST KATES ON AP proved Reui Estate Security. smounts « tecialty. Also, as Aweuts of the United Security Ausurance Co. of Pliludeipbia, ia sums to suit, to Le repaid ou’ instalment plan, with or without life imsurauce. | Fay wets to run 5, 10, 15 or 20 fH. SMH & SON, 1222 Fat," 427-6 ONLY TO LOAN MoOipievd hea estate Sceurity, in Districtot Colum bins aus any SLs atlowest rates of ile ‘Tuus. J. —— @ ©O,, Ear wes OSEX TO LOAN hs suii.s to BUIL, Bt Jowest rates on ‘eetate eccunty. FYICH, FOX'& BLOWS, 020 145i yivaiia avenue, Moaty TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OR FIRST- DENTISTRY. Sis Getsean Bee ee soy tae ae STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST., COR De hinttiee Hhines lnscried, ‘Applicat MM =* To Loax ON REAL ESTATE AT Low- est, ten. DARREE Siete tas es oc Sat |e poccemen te ARES EOE wm, SUBURBAN PROPERTY, | FE YOU WisH A HOME IN THE COUNTLY ON the installment Plau send name to Box 365, City P.O. “Location accessible by rail, carriage of cycle the year round, nema" JOR SALE—TWO LOTS AT CHARLTON Heights, Md ; best situation, essy terms. « bar- wain, Call or address RB PARKMAN, 122 Lith st. ae my 16 tt* *OR SALE—J324 ACRES ON OLD BLADE 7 burg road, about 1 uule from new race track aud Benvings station, B. apd P. RR, aud 1 miles from a ud station, Band O. Roi tivauion £003 7-100m dwelling tenaut house, &. Price only | STEIGEK & LiEBEKMANS, 1303 F st. 3t FSi SALERGHOICE LoTs AT TAKOMA PARK 300 feet above tide; good water, electric lights, LEWIS & HEATON, ml 4-1w* oz $6 \V oopsIDE. AN enter alkinsng banek: Money advanced to Parties wishing to build. Houses built and sold on im stailmente. “Lhe prettiest subdivision ou the Metre Politan Branch” is eicht iiles from Washington, on the 7b st. road, Two cottaces ‘ht and ten rootus, besides bath, heated by furnaces and lavias cellars, for wale at cost. "Terms to suit, For particulars, cail ou or add ress, BE Lean: s26-Im i SOR SALE—FI SUBUKBA SIDENCE, -story trame house, 6 room bath. yard stocked with ail Kinds of fruit trees. vod well. Iu. quire on prenuises, cor. Maple, “ave. “and Sprang st, Abacosua, D.C, ™?* FSS SALES FINEST OR. COTTAGE IN TAKOMA fot GOA), wood i, shade, orchi G den, water: is & Pric COUNTRY AESTNUT BOARD. (DARBY'S COTTAGE), 3 arg Station, elecant nik, shade and good GROVE Apply on premises. mIi-6t BOARD-AT REASONABLE RATES, tu @ half wile of Hagerstown. I covl, cleaut + ood water, shade aud moubtain ait; Ld cierences exchanged. Mra J.P, CADDEN, Lock Box 1 FLW BOARDERS ua euny terius yd Station, Md. parties wishin be cheertully ibet at depot, Address my 19-26 °OMMODATED f wale trom see the place CAN BE AC wi Mas. 8. A BURDETTE, m17-4t" = Boyd's Station, Ma. OCUST LAWN SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE >pen May walk, &e., in profusion ; table ery lurce lawn with an abuudaner of tual children taker, Address FKANK As, Md mwll-im A UBIVATE FAMILY WILL TARE A FEW o€. 2A lect Boarders iu Natural Park, im Blue Kidge incuntains, Rappahannock Co., Va.! wonderful mun- eral water for Gyspepsia aud yeneral debility , be nery; he cuudreu, refers to Alexander Hun! Genera! Laud Uitce. Address A’ M. WILLIS, Ke diviva, Val muls-lw FEW BOARDERS WILL BE ACCOMMODATED ina Private Family at Forest Glen, near station V., Star office. mag ait SCAN >OMMODATED Pisce near Kuowles Sta- tan Brunch b. wud UO. railroad. Apply VERWOOD, 013 ithatow. ml REE: CHURCH, opens June 1. Fine, fruat, milk croquet_yrounds pavilion; telephone ARTHUR K and Mrs. H.C. RAYMUSD, a Address M. FEW PEE with Board at a Desirab! hon, Metro wc HL Ta, wns OARD, WITH CARE FOR CHILDLEN, DURING the Summer, or longer at desired, Termis,#io per month. Kererences: Dr N.F. Graham, 907 NY ave; Dr. Kobert Key burn, 714 13th et. nw. Mra WM. ANTHONY. Falls CYurch, Va mls-1w* Binkeces SANSTED ar LAKE VIEW Fala, five minutes’ walk trom Haipine Station, on Metro poutan ira 2.1K, first-class board, ha. iawa, Krove, paviliod, boating and tisha ruoms. Address Mrs N. J. my 16-6 SUMMER BOARDING NEAR THE MOUNTAINS, Mone e:c0ok t mails. For 7 Hamilton, Loud F my 13-3 BOARD At THE SEA sapeake Bay; guod table, bathins, ; berms, 26 Week. Address W St Mary's Co., Md. my 10-2: SET-A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR SUM- Boarders is now opened. iarge lawn, pieuty of . uulk, fruit and vegetables: terms moderate renees “eachanwed. Mrs. Wal. E. MONCURS, Kichland, Stadord Co., Va. my 10-Tiu* ARG! BRICK HOUSE, SHADY LAWN, FRUIT fres vegetal ui niles from Alex- K, Alexandria, Va. IKST-CLASS FAMIL side of the Ci boating, Ke. eB. 4 UREKA HOUSE, JOSS PH F. HOLTZMAN, PRO- Pnetor —kdinbure, Va. 1m thie beautiful Valiey of Virwiuta: firet- i its appomtinente; terns moderate efron: Washineton.vs- Lm" Bone), 2S, Gate MUUNTAINS—DELIGHTPUL Bourd in the Mountains of Vircitia Plenty of shade: nig, tresh vegetal hur waters. Aduress Mrs. JOHN Albemari — 3 ALLEGED CHINESE GAMBLERS. A Police Raid on Sing Sing Lung’s House—Thirty-Three Captured Policemen Costello, Jordan and Schultz have for several weeks been watching the move- ments of a number of Celestials who were in the habit of visiting house No. 103 4); street northwest. On the first tloor of the place Sin; Sing Lung keeps a Chinese grocery store, while inJother rooms some of the Celestials have bunks, The ollicers have long suspected Sing of keeping a Chinese gambling house. and last night it was arranged to raid the place. Sergts, Brosnan and Falvey had charge of the raiding party that went to the place about 9 o'clock. The house was so well surrounded that not a single occupant escaped. Thirty-three Celes- tials were captured, Three patrol wagons were waiting outside and the entire crowd, with the exception of one who was sick, were driven to the sixth precinct station. There was a game of some sort going on in the house when the raid was made, and the officers found @ quantity of Chinese coin on the gaming table. The alleged proprictor, Sing Sing Lang. deposited $50 collateral and the witnesses were reieased on leaving $5 each. Today in the Police Court the defendant was represented by Mr, Shillington, who was granted a continuance until Friday, i Two Cabinet Ministers in Sunday School. Secretary Tracy accompanied Postmaster General Wanamaker to Philadelphia Saturday to attend the forty-sixth anniversary of the Seaman's Friend Society, which was celebrated at the Oxford Presbyterian Church yesterday. Dr. C, A. Kingsbury presided and the secretary of the society, Rev. George W. McLaughlin, D.D., read his annual report. The pulpit was draped with American flags and the large audience present joined in singing the national anthem Addresses were made by Mr. Wana- rand others, in praise of the good work accomplished by the society. In the afternoon Secretary Tracy went with Mr. Wanamaker to the Bethany Church, of whose Sabbath school the latter is superin- tendent. Gen. Tracy did not speak at either meeting. Both returned to Washington last night. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. A MemoniaL SeRMox.—Rev. Dr. Bishop preached yesterday in Trinity ME. Church a Sermon commemorative of Kev. Wm. Watters, who was pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church here in 1803, when it was located on Church alley, where the rear portion of the Catholic Church now stands. He began his life asa Methodist preacher about 1790, and was well known through all this sec- tion of country, Bishop Fitzgerald, when pre- siding at the Virginia M.E. conference here some months ago, subscribed $100 to erect a monument over Mr. Watters’ grave near Falls Church, A considerable collection in aid of the miouument was made at the close of Kev. Dr. Bishop's sermon, Tramps To Be Put to Work.—The city has now in jail some twenty tramps and the cor- poration pays 25 cents per day for their sup- port. Mayor Downham has determined that they shall earn their keep, and an order is made that all of them shall be brought out of jail today, under the charge of three police- men, and’ required to sweep the streets. The work will be begun at the lower end of King street, and after that street is swept they will be set to work picking grass aud cleaning Washington street, Tue Tkamp Kaces.—The tramps were brought out of jail at 9 o'clock this morning and set to work at the river end of King street. There were eighteen tramps and only three policemen to guard them. Some of them worked right on, Others shirked and needed to be stirred up. Presently five tramps “laid down the shovel and the hoe” and broke five ways for liberty and leisure. Three Alexandria po- licemen cannot run five ways at once, but they made good time in three ways and caught three of the fugitive tramps. The other two escaped. It required some discipline to keep the band at work, and tiree were sent to the cells at the station to live on bread aud water until their strength returns. The others are at work. Nominations.—The city judge has seut to the governor the name 2f Dr. Wm. M. Smith and of Dr. W. R. Purvis as successor of Dr. Powell ag coroner of the city. Messrs, W. P. Graves, D. W. Whiting, T. Edelin, G. A. Nowland and 8. B. Padgett are mentioned as appointees as enumerators to take the census of this city next month. Nores.—The city council will hold a special meeting tonight to consider the tax and appro- ‘iation bills for the coming fiscal year.— st, john's Cadets have received an invitation to visit Richmond on the 29th instant and offered free hotel accommodatious while there.——Mr. W. BR, Vincent will complete, in a short time, Atkins ident and B. F. Blye Ox Ae Date ‘Sunday School, a’ hand. some on Duke and Pitt streets, will be enlarged ‘the coming season, ARMY OFFICER IN TROUBL The Accounts of Lieut. Swift of the Sig- nal Service to be Investigated. Still another army officer is in deep water. This time it is Second Lieut, James A. Swift, signal corps, who was this morning ordered by the acting Secretary of War to report for trial to Major Alex. C. M. Pennington, fourth artillery, president of the general court-martial convened at Fort Monroe, Va, Jume % The other members of the court are: Maj. Marcus P. Miller, fifth artillery; Capta Jas. M. Ingalls, first artillery , Chas, Bird, assist ant quartermaste: uel M. Mills, fifth artil- lery; John P. si fourth artillery; Jno, M.K Davis, first artillery, First Lic utes, Frank & Harlow, first artillery; Walter 8. Alexander, 4th artillery; Jno. LL. Chamberlin, first artillery; Millard F. Harmon, first artillery; Stephen ML Foote, fourth artille and Elbridge KR. Hilla, fth artillery, as judge advocate of the court. Lieut. Switt's trouble is financial, the charges against him being based on certain shortages that have been discovered im some of the ace counts that he has submitted to the department from time to time. Most of them refer to period when Lieut. Switt was in charge of @ station in Oregon. He has lately been stationed, at Norfoik. ‘Lhe amount of the alleged de- | faication as but a few hundred dollars, A BOWS FPREARFUL FALL Thrown to the Ground and Seriously Ine jured by a Wire Across the Sidewalk. A singular and perhaps fatal accident oo- curred last night to Frank Payne, a tweive- year-old boy who lives ou L between 4th and Sth streets northwest, out Of the city vesterc at home except the o of the evemng. few The boy's mother was and there was no one ok during the early part Frank went into the house » minutes past o'clock and the cook, a colored woman, gave hina so thing to eat. When the lad’s appetite had been satistied he went out again to play Wuiie Kemp, one of his playmates, was with lum and they went along L street toward New Jersey avenue. There were several small girls in the party. Frauk’s delay at home had given the others some start ou him and when he came out of the house he ran to catch up with them, CAUGHT BY THE DEADLY WIRE, On L street between New Jersey avenue and 3d street some mischievous person had strung 4 piece of wire from one tree to another and trom one tree itwas stretched across the sidewalk to catch unsuspecting persons and ive them a sudden fall, Frank ran against the piece of wire with con- siderable force. Tbe paling of the fence to which the wire was fastened broke loose and the vicum of the cruel joke fell headlong to the sidewalk. Exactly what part of his bead struck the sidewalk is not known, for there are bruises both on the back of bis head and on his face. His companions waited for him to get up, but as he made no move they weut to him, He was unconscious and to them HE APPEARED TO BE DEAD, Two colored men were standing near by and at the request of the iujured boy's companions they picked the lad up and carried him to the drug store corner of 4th and L streets, where he was attended by Drs. Naylor and Adams, The doctors found a bruise near the lett and a swelling on the back of his bead, left eye was soou swollen to such proportios that the hd was entirely closed. “The phy clans examined the boy's head carefully, but on account of its swollen condition they were unable to tell whether there was a fracture of the skullor not, The patient was rward removed to his home, where his relatives remained at his bedside all might, During the night he recovered consciousness, but he vomited nearly all the time, ‘This morn- ing he appeared two be but little better. THE DEATH TKAP, The piece of wire that did the damage was sent to Mrs. Payne's house this morning. It is A square steel wire and the doctors are sur- prised that the boy's throat wax not cut by it, it as thought that the only thing that saved the boy from instant deat was the giving way of the feuce paling. The police of the second precinct have been investigating the case. They have the names of 4 number of withesses aud also the names of two boys who are suspected of baving stretched the wire, although they have no positive proof against them, — YA KD SHED. The Treasury Department Wants to Kuow—Capt. Rossell Explains, THE SAND Recently the first auditor, in a letter to the Commissioners, stated that in the examination of accounts for sewers for the District for 1840 he observes that large sums of money had been expended for the purpose of constructing » building at the sand yard for the storage of cement, &c., which was charged to the various sub heads for sewers. He requested informa- tion on the subject. Capt, Lusk reported that the construction of this shed was necessary to enable the District to guarantee the quality of hydraulic cements used in sewer work, ns the character of the work largely depends upon the cement, He says that various methods of providing for tests have been tried from time to time, but none were suited to the large quantity of work now annually done, and to insure the proper testing and issuing of the cemeut the construction of the originul shed was approved by the Com- missioners at an estimated cost of €950 and that excellent results followed. The Commis- sioners, he says, then ordered am extension of the building at an estimated cost of €550, and that these expenditures wore directly incidental toand necessary for the work of the sewe division, which could not be properly carried on without them. He says the building is the cheapest and simplest that would safely fur- nish the storage requ and comply with the fire regulations. conclusion he sas one for sewer work owing to the great delay in shipments by the railrowds, and the work has several times been on the point of suspension for lack of cement. Without the shed in ques- tion, he continues. the contractors would un- doubtedly have been seriously delayed and the District made liable to damages exceeding in amount many times the value of the structure Capt. Rossell in bis indorsement upon the pa- pers says that his experience in the street de- partment has led him to beheve that this method of buyiug cement «nd furnishing it to the con- tractors is the only one under which proper work can be done, and he regards the expendi- ture just as necessary to the work required under the appropriations as it would be to pur- chase afew boards or tarpaulin tocover cement rve i the weather, to preserve it trom atl Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. D. Humphries to Mary E. Clark, lot 9, bik, 4, Trinidad; €3,000. 7. E. Waggaman to D. B. MacLeod, sub | 42, 6q. 77. i Shadd to 8. T. Boyle, part 1. blk. 6, Eftingbam; 1,500, J. T. Wilver to John Miller, part 15, sq. 218; €—. J.J. Leitch to Mary A. Norris, lots 1 and 2, bik, 21, Brookland; $300, 0. J. Hart. jr., to J. J. Crawford, sub 35, 0q. 61 600, J. 5. Boss to H. A. Jones, in trust, sub 57, #q. 859; $3,100. E. J, Hannan to A. Fisher, part il, sq. 928; 3. A. E. Randle to W, F, Langley, lot 11, bik. 4, Congress Heights; $150. D. B. Groff to T. F. Sargent, sub 15, sq. 779; ._ H. T. Wheeler to P. R. Dailey, part 4, aq. 370; €100. Mary B. Armes to G.D. Hepkion, subs and C, sq. 157; $1,500. J. E. Beall to Mary . Manton, lot 26, blk. 2, Fairview Heights; $1,957.50, Same to J. H. Ralston, part Friend- et and Chevy Chase, 97 acres; @— Talbury to G. J. Koehler, part 15, #q. 543. RB. Fullalove et al. to Mary A. Lutz, east one- half lot 32, P. B. T. & D.'s add. to West Wash- ington; $—. RK. T. Meany to 8. P. part 3, bik. 9, Le Droit Park; #1,96, Augustus N. Weaver to W. H. Pyles, 98, T.'s add. to West Washington; €3,500. Newton to J. W. Roberts, sub 28, bik. 3, Le Droit Park; $1,655.10. Mary Talbury to G. J. Koehler, part 15, 8q. 543; 1,000. Maria Lemmer to Mary A. Kuppreent, parts 37 to 39, eq. 936; €1,400. F. R, Horner to R. Goldschmid, lots 196 to 199, 444; £2,200, T. E. Waggaman to Elizabe Greenland, lot 2, blk. 7, Cleveland Heights; 1,830. Mary Hamilton to F. Hamilton, five- sixths interest estate of Henriette P. Hamilton; in that the past year has been a difticu! ~