Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1890. FOR REN T—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR_RENT--HOUSES.__ . M.L; 930. 30. [OR KENT_1734 10TH N.W.—7 KOOMS AND FP eeth Si) inod, tape. newly papered: water rent “ion App y to.owner, 1720 Oth B.W. ut, HANDY, O21 F at. y OUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, 442 q BQRBENTO RA gic.30. Bisex Mouse, 10 800! Stinew. BE. 1408 Gin st a it $36.50. Inqui: 30th st. Gr... . ee; EBERLY's SONS 718 7ihetnw 5 8 7OR —63 T., THREE-STORY BRICK, RENT $3 20. dnd 401M et chroostory including brick stable; $40.50. = pti a ¥ ST. N.W., 6 ROOMS, BA for summer’ to $20.30. and 3. ‘a. ‘Two 4: c 2 Cottone' Ra Biy'window Bact, it 0 U1 Biacdenrs nw tory and Cellar Bay-window Bric i Biagden's geume on] bath: 4 rooms Gsapzall conveniences; Beat” 76:2 Navy pl. men Gordon av.n.e..4r.. cima condition. rent Fenton n.w., 4r. SPP ok premises, 11S L3eh st. As JOR RENT—SEVEN-ROOM morl impe.; 1633 Marion 0. Tele asm st., or to Owner, Sevenu-Foom House and bath : mod. ir «aw. Owner, EMM: 5 2 705 Fo 2-, 1323 5, Tr & 5 >. 19 Portuer place, S00 H at., atore.. de26-3e ‘Mt. Plecsant.cott D Va. av. & “23d, wt. & 10.30 PER MONTH. BLAGDEN, P.O. rent €30 permonth. Apply QOK RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE; and bath: complete ready for housekeeping : gas, Re. rent $30. Apply on premises, 27 Cs rs ai Fob BEN, c LOR RENT 12TH ST. Store and Warehouse, ¥51 bode Islandave., store corer, i See “ = z WILSON ST. (BACK OF LE | 940-42 R st. u.w., 7r. bay window brick, mi ne Dror . Zstory S-room Frame, #9, 65 1 st. | 2230 12th st. nw. Orbey window Drck, jel Ree eee ick O reome BE, We Y. HOLTE- 10th st n.w., 4 office rooms. m i 16 818.00 M 1221 F st. ow. Je26-3t Apply to KG. CAMPBELL, a ~ot 7 10th st. now. ROOM-AND-CELLAR BRICK ted and red, on N wt. uear | JOR RENT—1203 AND 1213 Q ST. N. )ver mouth. “Apply to KM. BROWN, | A i604. 10g Ve ave mw. Ot] tthe Me. sess paint store). Jezs- st. nw.; key 480 at 1935 14th et. now. 446 0 We 23-6te OK RENT -HOUSE 307 E ST. N.W. 9 KOOMS, nL, t_—FROM JULY TO JANUARY, A LARGE Cool Well-furuished 14-room House with two baths and all conveniences; in excellent condition; fine location. will rent for this period at half regular rates. Apply on premises, 227 East Capitol st., between 5 and Sp Je26-3t* INE-ROOM HOUSE; TWO BATH JOR sil mod. imps.; newly papered and painted; rent & 709 KL ) Corcoran st., 9 rooms, all mod. imps.; rent mo. : ti ave. Apply 1106 Lst.u.w. | Jez6-3t* DESIRABLE 8-ROOM BAY-WINDOW jarKe closets in every room: every convenience: Feat #35. "Apply to L6U1 ist st, ___Je26-60" | JOR RENT—SEVEN KOOMS, WATER AND GAS: Ut $25. $10 9th st ow. ___ $26. JOR KENT—A TWO-STORY BRICK Ht window, containing 7 room snd bath, with itupa 40S Kt Apply 1700 4th at "Je x JOR RENT_THREE MONTHS FROM JULY 1, to s small family of adults, s Furnished Hou: bear street car lines; nominal rent. 29 st. n.w., 6r.. 90,232 13th n.#,6r., sta R.L. ay. .w..10r. 00 Pier’s court «Ww. Tr..ali m.1..50 ren isif SE, BAY | 63. Os aii mea | Mil N.C oe JOR RENT cE House, 1003, Washington cir nt was fret occupant; woderu improve! Inquire 713 Market Space. dent ioe RENT. ott w.. 3 floors, bus. w., Sr, G20 M howe, 10r isbie.40 wis 1761 Qu uw. jarninhed, 10 Oct. 1, aE —— bh noes 1416 F st. u.w., Kelloge Building. JOR RENT. HS $26 ——— = gant two-story, presaed brick, bay’ window; six rooms and bath; all mou. imps; in excellou E, 6k. BRICK, $20) . R.e., store and | dwetline, 8 75 237 H at. a 100 446 NJ. 100 231 y LUBNISHED. corctover Dork iaia F NT—612 THIRD ST., NEAR CENS Comm ave., LOr Glover building, + Uiton roots, House; modern improvement Qst, Lor.......--150) at. inege,, Sicy _ rome, jnrge yard aud stable. Inquire GO8 3d st. n.w. 3 29 and $36 JOR RENT—HOUSE 7 story und Basement comvenient to Army Mi ST. SW.; THREE- : 7 rooms; a m. i: tional of En- Je26- Lin & CO., 1319 F st. a.w. 2OR RENT FISH & MILLER, 1213 F Es that Nest, Comfortable Kemidence 1417 € with 10 rooms aud bath; concrete cellar under quain building: uo base:uent; Bue large saloon parlor; allan perfect order; $40 per month to good tenant. Jeud-Bt Ke —THREE HANDSOME NEW THKEE- story Bay-window Houses, fronting on the Capi- tol grounds, for $45 per month exch; 12 rooms and aii modern improvements. jnquire of H. B. MOULTON, Attorney, FS !ant BRICK | _%12-1m 920 Fat hw Swentines, si nd 1854 Larch | 970K RENT. at, Le Droit park: 7 : near | H* House, 1 cable and 9th-st. cars tain 10 rooms and every | and Sth s ces watchn.an ob premises; rent if | G. L. MA 50. ‘Apply to WESCOTT & W West Washington. D. ©, 8, 11 new 6-room Fi in yards, including AST.N- rwly papered and only Jersey ave. 8. ©, 6 Rooms and Bath, et iM. MORRISON, 1 OR RENT—1129 24TH ST. N.W House cou:ainimy 6 rooms, bath and all mod. imps; newly painted and put in thorvczh order. 620.30 WASH'N DANENHOWE 1115 F st. -STORY BRICK D\. ELLING. aed Pia, M. : * oean a | This is but perty Bw. cleven Fooms, bath room: moder | call for buljetins, printed weekly.” ©. iL. FICKLING. ‘th and D Je10-1m* Fi, 1 Avply % DUNCANSON Bios. 3 nw. ois de OF EENT- ONE jOR RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE NEAR MOUN tein “Lhe Milton” - PF iecsant ou lath se roa, Furnisued House 08 #5, $60,805und $44 Park st, Mount Pleasant. wodern improvements, x JR HERTEORD, 1419 15 vierce place. L Fayette terrace. 7ub st a. O04 11th st. nw. all mt, @ rues st., Le Droit Park, Ss. at n.w, all m-1..658.. 30 gam 5 a) 6 ali mi. 8 F8ecce : To1o ise st Bes all mir 2 1650 | Pyowr Foneet T WE SEKVE OUR CELE- ARNES & WE fated Kice Griddle Cakes eve: from 6 FIsH & MILLER, F FINE BAY-WINDOW PRESS - charge. see SSPE VIENNA DINING ROOMS, 13th st nw. containing 12] jog gee - ‘mpiete order: will be rented to | 226-3t* __ 816 Fat. u-w., opposite Patent othice, acareful tenant at 850 per mouth. Jevd-6t CTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENC = — iliame . OK RENT_BY THOS. E WAGGAMAN, REAL tons promptly at NAW. er [eided to, and strictly couddential, ‘open all hours. WM. WILLIAMS, Manager, 020 F at. nw. _my4-14m* CME, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS aud Answers. Send jc. to Ivy Institute, SLATE BROKER, 917 ¥ BT. HUUS! 827 22d st. nw., 9r. ppei410 Pet aw. TS st. a. & WOPLYNN, AM. ap23-3m __Nouthwest cor. Ath and K sta, hw. Ow 18 THE TIME. WE WILL PAY “BIG Money" for First-class Secoud-band Clothing. Ad- irese os call 06 JUBI'S OLD BIAND, G1UD 4 dw ay MONEY TO LOAN. “4 QLOAN BY FISH & MILLEK, 1213 F ST. NW. Money to Loa» on Keal Estate: $10,000, 8.700, 16.28 | $3,200 aud #2000 to loan on teal Estate sec ey i baud; no wimecesary delay. Je: a VE Haye exe ‘HE FOLLOWING Sume to "Loan: 83,000, #8000, $11,000. No y beyond tine to prepare papors. 1m Li. DAVIS & Cl QNEY IN HAND TO LOAN O} eal Estate in sums to suit, ALBERT F. FOX, Hall, 2d floor, 419 1 ave. n.€., Ss. Strsud dwe. 1200 Del. ave. aw... Shop rear 1630 Oat inw OFFICES, h st nw., rm. 3.840 615 7th t.rooms4&5.913 | J) F st. nw... 24 flcor..40 9th and Pa. 10 | specialty 468 La. ave. Ist fl.2r.. utral Bldg, room 21-10 465 La av. 4th 111th nw., frre 3d A the property on my tooks. For full list call at office for bulletin issued on the Istand Low {je24}) THOS. EB. WAGGAMAD OK RENT—UNFUKNISHED, 3701 KL ave. mw. 1408 Stoughton st,9r.855 71 i 00 1611 Rigas pl. Yr -5 30 iviee E PER CE proved Keal Estate Security. Lange amount TYLER & RUTMERFORD, 1307 ¥ st. aw. ‘3,300 AT FIVE PER CENT ON KEAL ESLAL 3e18-2w* Apply 1221 13ta st ow. Monty ze LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT OAND Me D. C. real estate sncurity. s AWLINGS, 1 Pa ave. negotiated Upon saie at reasonable to M. H. ACHESON, ‘On Real Estate, ‘THOS. E, WAGGAMAN. SMALL Security. 00 and up at» per ceut. BUICHINS, BULBLEY & CO, 1003 Pa ave. Ub st. mw., Sr. Ve AVE. 1 Wey OF ave. nw. 7 ONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUL EAL Moatate in the District of Cohtuise: Bogee she above houses can beexsmin: A eon . BUTLEi, Successors to J. F. Cullinane & Co, 609 eur office only. THOMAS J. FISKER & CO. loud Fat ow, ———— amad. —~ | ot. uw. ayes Ni—BY k. 0. HOLTZMAN, KEAL ES- = a1 et aud F le 'D REAL ES. Insurance Broker, 10th aud F ste uw. Sa gM ane en amouuts, Whica I desire to lowest rates of interest. GEU. 19th snd Ht ste. ew. X piace jaumediavely; + LANKINS, cor, S ‘als NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Yates of Intercat ;aiso un Other approved security, 42HOS G. HENSLEY & CU., Bankers, “39 | 380 Gth ae, Tr. eS ee 34918 1st. nw. Ge. TT, LOSS BOMEDIATELY 430,000-1N SUMS st u.w..10r.. to sult, trom $1,000 upward, on quod Keal betate Ob FICES. Security, ACKEK & GADSBY a aa Pet. 820 to 50 b oe froome in coun ms Lovo F st now, jorvs--kO building,"Greproof.tele- | 5 05 yao LOAN zs vate ts ONEY TO LOAN lilor cone ere cea | OY AN SUAS FROM $500 UPWARD, 470 La ty from $10 t0 13 Al © AND 6 PEK CENA, ose eco ON 2016 Conn. ave. U6 Conn. ave... S REAL 5 In TOT. jul Conn, ave. ~ 75 | 1327 Lauat a. : a Se ee BO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10% und ¥ ate. MONEY 70 2OAN At LOWLST RATES ON AP- proved Keni Estate Security. Large amounts « tecielty. Also, ents of the Cuited Security vance Co. of Fisladeiplia, 1a suis to suit, to epaid on installment pldu, with or without aimurance. cs 10, 16 or 20 ¥. a. SMILE N. 1 st ONEY TO LOAN Cu Approved heal Estate Security, m District 2020 Conn. ay. ¢rear). wes ok RENT Conn. av. rreary. #30 BO. HOLTZMAN, 10th ond F sta.nw, ie st .6r.m.1€35.50 OF. m2. 32.50 d coum big, 1p any sus lowest rates of ile | verest, ‘THOS. Se iSHER CO. sei? hg FR B porate son tatate security. SUPT TONS BROWN, rosy igs 14.7 Peumeylvania «) Monty ‘TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OK FIRST AML cinse security, ct lowest rates of interest ;0 delay bere the security’ ie goed. ay OEE GREEN, 30% 7th at. a. M°*** 20 Loas on ivan Estate aT LOW 18 fest. Kai a an. 3 wasn s' i £t.Or water-14.30 | apta successor toDANENHOW EID ton TH16 Pot. Brick frouts and brown stome trim foi geaierd bere eure ino uses are exceptionally well built and ‘bing: fo aD ‘mediate purchaser ior ee dare Inquire = Sake TESS 1a ten wor Tso ‘um st 1B SALE. ENT—A FINE COUNTRY HO fa the city; Brick Mouse: 17 rooms large jar: summer kitchen; brick house, # Eien. frut'casceu ant abundant suede: near electria cara’ JH GKAY & CO. O57 Fat. Rw. JeeT-3t JOR SALE—FINE BUSINESS PROPERTIES ON Fates Eand F ets. n.w. Great bargains taken st once, DANIEL & ARMAT, Rooms 14 16, Atlantic building. Sea7 St WHIGHS & HTOCKETT, 610 F st. mw. Je27-3t FLOR SALE_SEVERAL OF THOSE FINE HOUSES, F Dearly finished, on ‘T and Wes streets northwest; will be sold at ne if defore Completion; each house contains 9 rooms hail modern improvements. “Apply to. PTFRANCIS B. MOBUN, ‘Real Estate and insurance, $e27-8t 1331 F st. aw. yOR VERY NICE NINE-ROOM AND Bath Brick Dwelling. lot 20x90. to 15-foot alley: 84.250 GEO. W. LINKINS, corner 10th and H ste. Rw. 2026-3t .E—BRICK DWELLING WITH ‘moder mnpruvenent, on Hi between “th and Sik ats. nw. 85, |. WARNER & CO. jevbeot reise 916 F st. n.w. )]20R SALE—FRAME DWELLING ON FRANKLIN i ‘and Sth sts. n.w. Only $1,300. Lt weaken Sse a Je: OK SALE_Q BETWEEN 17TH AN n.w, fine large ‘Three-story Br Sweive rooms; ape a heated by most approved hot water system. 3 Je23-5t _ 816 Fat nw, JOR SALE—SMALL BRICK BUILDING ON EAST ile LOE ak “betwaen, X, and O sta uw. able y. Brie on! , ols, FOR. H. WARNER & CO., Je26-5t 916 F at. nw. JOR SALE-SOUTH SIDE F ST. BETWEEN 2D Bia hasta Gwe: splendid “Three story, Brick: ; laundry and ail mod. imps. $10,000, B. H. WAKNER & C 916 F st.n, Jo SALE— THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT a tr cellar: all modern improve- ts. very cheap. "$3, MTD ED Te ery caer. oP WARNER & 00., 910 Fat. nw Sez6-5t e oe A SPLENDID HOUSE ON MASS. .W.: 15 rooms, baths, steam heat, and all the mveniences ; lot 40x106; 2-story ‘brick stal on rear, Price $23,000. Offer wanted. oe ENO: Oar Ge HENSEY & CO. _ e26-3t — T800 F st. how. FOR. OMTECA FINE PIECE OF PROPERTY ON G st. between 12th and 13th sts, n.w. For par- tient! ‘T. DYER, ‘apply to zona 1304 F st. nw. SALE-FRAME HOUSE WITH GOOD TIN roof; swing awning; cellar to be excavated. ply to 14 Cat. a. Je26-4 FOR SAL ON H ST. BET. 8TH AND 9TH N.W., ‘Two-story Brick; eight rooms; yery central 86,000. ‘M. M: PARKER, i418 Fst. OUTH SIDE OF C ST. S.E., A Splendid Iwo-story and Collar Brick House: cight rooms; bay window; under rent a only sh: ‘00. Lod M. M. PAR: ? Je 1418 F wt Fok SALE SOUTH SIDE) OF PENNA. AVE. ear cor. of 18th, a New 3-story and Basement Brick; 15 rooms; cireular bay window; automatic furnace, open on both sides; 400 feet curb; miust be seen to be appreciated M. 6-3t ALKER, 1413 F st, OR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF CORCORAN ST. bet: Lath and Joth; Zatory brick; 6 rooms; all eniences; lot 20x99; $5,150. conveniences; lot 20: BO eee 4026-3t as 1418 F st. PeuRSALE-( HAVE A VERY LARGE LIST OF Houses from 81,000 up tm all paris of the city. Z 1418 F st PROPERTY—NORTH 2 feet front by 121 alley; improved by two good houses, 1uproved aud turned into a «piendid of- ding on which from 8 to 12 percent could et SALE_ BUSINESS side of F st. bet. 6th and 7th | Inquire = M. M. PARKER reulized. Inquit ee at (OK SALE—-FOR TEN DAYS ¢ LARGE Bus rty within one two frouts; suitable for any large or 5 brice #49,000. N 0. JOHNSON, Agent, 617 F at. now. POE SLED 1746 QORCORAN 51 sud bath; handsomely papered :concréte cellar un- der entire house: furnace, &c. 1816 13th st. nw. OR SALE—BY OWN! A Bargain—Six-room Hous mautel, &.; convenient to cars aud herd: 120 to atie; Fok sale st.. Just new, bay wii bath ; all modern in Lig ts a bargain, : 6 FE. SALE—LOTS FRONTI\G 50 FEET ON G sexaiinsboibteodbeviasetndts weet ni 3 Price Obe. per foot a 2 Lote on «.¢. cor. of 3d and G ste. ne, 110 ft. on @ 43 on 34, containing 8.128 fest rice Oe wert 3 ‘Lot on Ost, es igth and iin ony 80 Bfont S wee gs Pand Qsta 2. , contatn- 80. 4 cone tely TOte, containing On Meridiau Hill and im Kalorama for amex R. NEWMAN, 1t doom Bor Atlanae Buildicg. E—A SPECIAL BA‘ FO Fapiaonns BARGAIN FOR A FEW ee eens FOE SALE-Lor N.W. COR. 16TH AND KENE- fav ste, L, & D's addition to Pleasant Flatue., 60 cents per foot for afew days, H. BAR’ ON, 138) F R SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—CORNER PROP- Jot 30370, fronting on Montomery ave, near Corcoran Hotel; stable with 4 stalis; carriace room for six or eight vehicieg,« decided bapenin at 63, 000. Apply to J. ADRIA EPPING, with NO. 301 |, Columbus Building, 617 F st. ez? Fos, SALES Rocke TWO HOUSES, and 7 rooms; cenvenient to jurches, achoo!s 91,3001". ADRIAN Eerina, with TOUS ¢ Sok bus Building, 617 F st. __ 387; Fe SALE—THE GREATEST BAR sux, z K.. 10 miles irom Washington, at 8150 per acre. 14 Er Offered for subdivision—646 Acres, {OR SALE—THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN LAND near this city! Two most desirable lots of S acres each, adjoining and fronting on wain 1, thorouxhfare, Only 234 miles out, for $1,600 —each! Baste i A THLE SON, 1419 N. ¥. ave. R SALE—200 ACRES, 2 MILES FROM LAN- i — es 10 from Washington t, Gr. : oul : S. ‘or Sale—150 acres, 2 miles trom Beltsville and 2 from Charlton Heiwhts, B. and 0. KR. 11 from Wash- inyton : dwelling, 1Or. ; large barn; one tenement house and outbuildines. 000. For Sale—/97 2 miles from Ardwick. B.and P_ RRs 11 from Washinwton: dwelling, 10 +4 barns and stable; 2.000 fruit trees For Sale—At Biadensburg, ‘arty in the northwest, for 60 conte ® foot. from Washington; 5-r. dwelling, stable, good weil . WIR! a lot about 735x150. seazae 7 NIBTON MA Ecc aw, 20-1! SURN STEPHEN, 472 La ave, R SALE—VERY CHEAP—LOT 20X100 ON OTH | JVOREST GLEN. st. near H nue. ; worth 75c., at 60c. Chesplote for builders or speculators on 11thi'st. near Mass ave me, 70c, Fine lot on $ st. near 10th n.w., $1.75 WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 F st. nw. oR SALE—A LOT OF GOOD BUILDING BLUE) me; about 600 perches; w: sold cheap to a prompt purchaser. CEO. W. LINKING. cor, 19th and B ate. n.w. 4026-3 Fe SALE—4 ADJOINING LOTS, EACH 18.75% 89 to alley; north side F, by 22d st.; every im- provement; street paved: herdice at corner; desirable for builder; offer wanted; terms te suit | WM. T. OKIE, 1331 F st. n.w, 3e26-1m_ FOE SAE SAT A, BIG BARGAIN IF BOUGHT NOW, 220,000 feet of ground (level and on grade ON THE BUNKER Hill, HOAD. DIRECTLY. T FRONT OF THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, about 600 feet east of the terminus of the electric road and 300 feet west of the B. aud O. station. i hisis a tty location, and will be sold at Lites THAN HALF the ice asked for adjoining land, ELDS, JO06 ¥ at uw. Je26-3t FH SALE—LOTS IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE city at reasonable prices. ‘M. M. PARKER, $626-6t 1418 F ot. ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—RESIDENCE LOT ON N at. near 15th n. w., south sido, 23 front, 93 deep to alley; to prompt buyer per foot; terms to it. Also a ¢ Business Lot x100 on K st.,north side, between 4th and Sth n. w. Address J.C. LANG, ‘Haw. jo28-3t* 2x92, 3 Frame ; Tevting for per month." Only $8,500. St. M. PARKER, de: it 1418 F nw. OR SALE—NORTH SIDE OF 8 87. BET. 18TH and 10th; rapidly improving neighborhvod; 45x 100 to alley. ‘Only 81.75. MM PARK Je26-3t 1418 F ¥. FFOe, SALE [SOUTH SIDE OF 9 ST. BET. 9TH And LOU, 20x05 to wide alley; $1.85. Jex6-Ht RKEK, 1418 F st. OR SALE— ON MONT PAYMENTS — THE Cheapest Lot in the City; near kasi Capitol at.; short distance from the Capitol; lot 223s feet front by 100 deep to wide alley, Terms’ $100 cash and 820 monthly. W. W. MECC, Je26-3t 1. ACE SALE-CONNECTICUT AVE... ABOVE Pont Circle, Non-resident Owner will Offer Valua- Ble Jot at redticed pr to make sale within a few UNSTALL, 1419 N.Y. ave. BE. town Heights, for eale o ee i“ wn for eale on easy terms, by AEREKE Gap rth Capitol st.; southern exposure; alley; price 80c. per foot, ‘Two Building Lots ou Arthur place; each 19x80 to 10-foot alley ; price 81.25 per foot, ‘THOs. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 F st. new. ‘OR SALE. SH & MILLER, 1213 FST. N. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. 16th bet. L& M, 28190. 94 Fin. yER,20x100, ‘AT LOW PRICES. *&G, 60x11 PKA De, 7 ES .& Ist, LNx6: Abet. 1881 9ne,223280.25 Fine lots in West Washington on Pat. bet. 3Uth and Sist sts., $1.50. Choice lois in Brookland and Mt. Pleasant very goa, Cll and examine our Hat for other desirable KNER LOT ON HEIGHTS Fine Corner Lots in kek- South Brookland: 1wo Lots at TYLER & KULHERFORD, 1307 F at. now, )PPORTUNITY—23 ECONO: iu finely improved aquare 1 90 feet veep; watered, #ew= paved, together with twel ty houses built sold to Krest advantaxe; if Duil cash required. W. E. BURFURD, 1422 N. ¥. Jold-12t" ow _ 20-2 JOR SALE—SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS Al IVY City cheap; essy terms. WM. T. OKIE, Jel7-1m 1331 F JOR SALE—AT SPECULATIVE PRIC sll sectio ne of the city; also whole, squares aud Parts of squares, WM. H. BARSTOW, Je7-1n 615 7th at. nw. For SALE— NORTHWEST. 618 T st i bob, m1. to 1743 E st. h., mi 1. nce 9 300) son st., f.h., 41 2b. houses in 23 N st., fh., Sr. two houses in rear.4,000 HB Yah. Ch, Or, 3.800 ‘The above i only a portion of the property on m; books.” Por iull hat call at office for bulletia iaeued om the Ist and 15th. | THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 5 aateees This PROPERTY ON O 8T, NE. 1th usw. Lhree-story and Basement Brick, B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw, BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. N.W. HOUS:S WITH MODERN IMPTS, K.La. er. 13th, 10r.816,000 11th bt. 0 & P, Lr. Keor. 19th, 1Ur. 000 Vt. ay. bt. P& 10th bt. LAM, 15r.11,500 1 bt, 7th&sth 8. e. 14th vt. U&V, 10r.-10,000 F bt.3d&4 th ne, 0 N.H.av. bt.L.&M, 107.8750 Md.a.b.444&68.w.,.8t 4,000 D det. 1 &2 n.wW.,r- 6,000 |G Let.6 7 aw., 6r...4,000 Call and examine our jist for other besutiful and cheay houses in every section ot eity and District, -bt FOR, SALE-GOOD PIECE OF PROPERTY ON 14th st. nw. south of Thomas Circle; $10,000, (B41) TYLER & RUTHERFOI mysl-24e* 1307 F FON SALE QR RENT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in 1 Droit Park: good lot. stable de. myZ4-30t" TYLER & RULHEKFOKD, 1307 F at. FQE SALES TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND yinent r Brick Y Dwelling. rented at $25 U0: price well mir Teuted at ®20 per mi pice, euch 854200, Pst. Ww (As? & 84) SOR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STOY Brick Dwelling on East Capitol st. ; parlor, library, dizing room and xitchen on first floor seven chambers and bath room above ; cellar under whole house; ‘aun- dry aud servants’ bath room ; furnace and open grates: electric bells; all moder. jinprovements,, two-story Drick stable on rear of lot, fromuinx wide alley; price $9,000. For permit to inspect apply to (A. 81) TYLER & ROLHERFOKD, 15 aw. Je7-18t* FO SALE-A CONVENIENT HOME ON © ST. uw. ; 2-story-and-cellar brick; lst Soor, 4 room 1 floor, rooms sud bath; 20x100 to alley; price 5 THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 F st. nw, Fe “SALE—A FINELY FINISHED HOUSE ON month; cash 00. Iwo ‘two-story and Cel. all modern improve: ‘cash Wallack place, 2-story and cellar, 7 rooms, Lath, Isx80 toalley, price, 80,000. THOS, Gr HEN" Y_& CO., 1500 F st nw. Je16-e0,6t OR SALE — BRICK HOUSES, WITH ALL modern improvements, on Marylend a) ne Apply to D CONNELL, 1st and H sts bw. Jo20-w JOR SALE—GREAT BARGAINS—HANDSUME F ‘Tyro-atory Hack-bailding Bay-window Seven-rooin * Hot : both thorough'y built by sabor; finished in natural wood; oak mantels; excellent ueighbor- b car and herdic lines; Wed street ; cash; $25 moathly. W.E. BURFORD, Jel4-12t° Prox BALL BAG, H. PICKLING, REAL ESTATE Broker, 12 1. DW. "rue Lnvee-story Press Brick and Brown Stone Front Hotes, 3113 ily S115 and S117 N at, Weat Wonhe hgout 1} roomm, Ceiar under ; bunt id fact from the building line, with stone step: 7 : coche eee, tage aber peer ot ‘in tubes, electric re Suntrive, Liuen rooms abd numberioes closeta heated by'turpace and open. Ares.” Within one equare of the Washington. a Gconcatown, Metrogeittan aud Pen: leytown electric y for occupancy by ‘Thursday, June 19, 1890. Am in- suvited. ¢.# FICKLING, J{ON BALE—AN ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME in Le Droit lark; southern ure; 7 rooms; bath; m.i.; in perfect condition: lot 18.6x70 to 10- foot alley ; pi rice (OU. jet-im” ifH08.'G: HENSEY & CO., 1300 F at. n.w. Fu SALE—BARGAINS—THREE-STORY BRICK feet House, K st. bet. 15th and 19th sts. n.w,, lot 20 Free Hous? rosins, rental value $25 per month, on beiaeinrte poe oan certo So . inches 40 8 30-1 ; Maavencrooin Fame House; Fat. beiveen 15th and 16th sts. n.w., lot 20 feet 8 inches by 100 to a sewered far 10 rooms, 13th st, between Iows at., 88,000. D ‘rame Houses, rental sz ‘price $2,800. iH. SMY spicia* sad 3 fea Bw, FINANCIAL. jk. STARR PARSONS, DEN 1 Dee ti tae nen, an oo . mi. ESCOTT & WILCO: Ber * thus lint pots to WESCOTT & WILCOX, NOTARIES PUBLIC MMISSION aud Leiritory, No An ofdee trom Yam to ow, or 50% Vermont ave. ; comp. farn.; 1 ERY STATE oe on W. CORSON, JNO. W. SR a ee CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8T. ¥. Bankers and dealers in Goverument Bonds, Deposit, Exchange. Loans. FE og) “C apeciaity madect imvestrvent securities, District Bond aud ail Tocel ‘Ges, Insurance and 1 ““immerioan phone Stock bourhtend sold. 318 JOR SALE LOTS IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, lying on west side of Tenallytown road, at inter rection of Woodiey e, easy terius; electric care are now running to this propert Apply to my21-3m JOUN E. BEALL, 1321 Fat, ROR ALE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lo18 IN THIS SUBDI- VISION—VIRTUALLY IN THE CITY. é HEAD OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE, OVERLUOK- ING THE CITY AND COUNTRY. METKOPOLITAN STREET CARS RUN TO THIS LOCALITY. TWO BUILDING LOTS ON LE ROY PLACE, 30 AND 35 FEET FRONT. WILt SELL ONE FOR 87,000. CONCKETED STREETS; ALSO SEWER AND WATER MAINS LAID. FOK FURTHER PAK- TICULARS AND PLATS APPLY TO. HILL & JOHNSTON, Je4-colm 1503 PA. AVE. N.W. Houmesn Maxon.» Lots in Holmead Manor, Mt. Pleasant, for sale. These Lots ure directly in the line of substantial im- ements, on and vear Whitney ave., the fashionable rive from the northwest section of the city to Sul- diers’ Home, with street cars on either side and only afew minutes’ walk from Boundary. The trustees aro determined to improve this property, the lots are eligibie for building immediately and fear pod par- ties purchasing Lots and desiring to build can have money advanced for that purpose with easy terms of Streets are being graded and sidewalks laid ‘and trees will be planted in seasot Business men, familiar with values in all sections in and near the city, pronounce this property substautial for invest- ment and the prices more reasonable than for any sub- “pee EY the mpeg this year, irom 2,04 juare feet ward, ¥ricos from'20 to doe. pert ierms re ‘ake the 7th and 14th st. cars to examine thia ‘Take the p- gzty and observe the high location and beautiful out- Stats and Guporiant information ‘as to improvements ean be had at the office o! de7-3u_ WM. BLS, RB & CO. 1 Be FOE SALE DESIRABLE Lo x95 FT. TO 10 ft. alley; Q st. bet. 16th and 16th ste. Price 82.50 ber foot. “Apply to JAMES M.GKEEN, my31-1 1405 F at, 150. . 85 PEK MONIH, WIT 3 ‘REST. Very large lote—costing more than $300—810 per month, “This ground fe located hear station amd bor. ders on the 7th st. pike. Four subdivisions cevt here, and all of them are beim rapidly improved. Mauy houses now in course of erection. Streets are being made connecting Linden, one-half mile distant, with Forest Glen. Within one-he:f mile of the Station there are already 40 houses, including 2 hotela, oue of them costing $50,000. hese lots for the present are offered cheaper, and the wround sells per acre for 5 times as much’ as where lote are being sold in inferior location. Forest Glen lies adjacent to Koc Creek, and must in con: nce be benefited by the Park. It has a beautiful station, good store, school, churches and an excellent ranitarium, and bids fair to become, in the very near future, the finest and most desirable subu ann.x to the Natioual Capital. 3.8. HERIFOKD, 28-1 1419 G st. b.w. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOU. Fe Aue one. PAIR HORSES, SUR! EY AND Double Set of Harness, property of Pay Ee G. E. Thornton, Can be seen at PARK STABL bove 17th st nw. de27 EARS OLD a fine rider work singic ov dyubi handle hin: sold, tor want of U1 8 p.m. Address 600 B st. #.w. OK SALE-GAS FIXTURE: 3. FOR A STORE: very cheap, STRASBURGERS, 1114 and 1116 Fa. ie eee PEEEM | OR SALE—GOOD THOROUGHLY BROKEN Driving Mare For Sale or - rade tor Lighter-weixbt Animal, at Howard House Stab.es, rear 1 Hotei, inti Tuosday morning. 327-2" Fe, SALE—SID WHEEL STEAMER; WILL BE sold cheap for cash, well adapted for excursions. no ag By New York City JOR SALE—8145 — HIGH GRADE, EASY RU. ning Psycho Safety Bicycle in fine order for 289 ¢ash or on installments; will teach purchaser free. goo 1 We -CHEAP—SOME FOOT POWER PRIN ing Presses, Two Stands filled with Job Type and other Prinung Material, 920 Fst.n.w. je Fe SALE—PSYCHO SAFLTY BIC Attachwents, suitable for Lady or Geutl Sth st. after S p.m. ply at 171 a JOR SALE—AT GALTHELSBURG, MD., TWENT Ponies; these Ponies are all good colore al matched teama For further in- apply to J, W. CA>E, Gaithersburg, Md, J SALE—HAVING TO LEAVE THE CITY I will sells pair of nice young Bay Mares; fine thoroughly broken ; singie or double: alko nice nd Douvie Harness. Can be seen at Cooper's between Hand Land 13th and 14th sts. nw. ALE—AN EXTENSION TOP FAMILY CAR- . Inquire at GHEEN'S stable, 627 G st. nw. COUNTERS, LOOKING ow Fixtures, suitable for el. thing SALE LOT OF D GULDE.s EAGLE CLOTHLN COMPA Dusiness. x 211 Fa it JROKEN HORSE. |. Can be seen for a tew 27 Gat n. sound and eizht days atGH eH H (OR SALE—CHEAP LEAVING THE city will sell cheap two ‘Tricycles and two Jum seat Rockaways; in good condition TOURET US SUABLES, rear Kingsley Bi se’ rok sate— A SPLENDID BARGAIN— A beautiful and very fine Rosewood Square Piano, octave, carved lege and lyre. very rich t 1 perfect order, Leing nearly new, for ou 0, inouthly payments, or $105 cash, including hw cover and fine stool: cost 450. Also a handsome sughtly used Upright Piano; for only $275; terms to suit, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 923 Pa 3024 ALE—CASH COUNTER, IRON SAFE, and Shelving, coM- % 817 7th st. nw. PE SALE—BEST QUALITY OF HAND-MADE d merchantable. Brick, fi of W. H. Ga JOK SALE— PIANOS AND ORGANS. Slightly used. Standard inakes "Price $15 and up- payments, Call and secure a bargain. F.G. SMITH, 1225 1a. ave, —GRAND UPRIGHT top, €rand fall board feet, regular price $4. 0 on time. 7h 115-6m | REAT BARGAINS IN HORSES, Carriages, Harne-s, &., to reduce stock. Complete Turnouts for hire for summer months. 100 Sexsoned Horses and a great variety of Fine New and Second-hand Carringes to select frou. DOWNEY, Carriage Kepository and Stables "1622 to 1626 Lat, Private families about leaving town cau find ready sale for their Turnouts at DOW NEY'S. 20-2W JOR SALE—AT 466 PA. AVE., WASHINGT C., the Largest stock of Carriages, b) Harnéss, Lap Robes and Whips this sido of New York. Burics to suit the country trom €60 up. “Also. great barcains in sviled work oi all styles. . ¥. GEL EK, 466 Pa.ave. N.B —Estimates given party for repairs. Also Carriages exchanged. dicu of the horse. 18 OR SALE— YOUNG CANARIES, MOCKING Birds, Parrots, &c.: Gold Fishes, Globes and Fish Food; Spratt’s Doy Cakes and Medic _m15-2m* SCHMID'S Bird Store, 317 12th st nw. FOE BALE “ABOUT JULY 1 WE WILL HAVE 6 oF, 8 Elegant Stieff Pianos returned from rent, Which we will sell at reduced prices, ap] PFLIFFEK & CONLIFE, 514 11th st. nw. JOR SALE—BY 8. H WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIG, 458 La. uve. ‘52 Real Estate Notes on City Property, 6 Five new and clegant Houses in hast Washington, 50 desirable Building Lots in bast Washington. For Keut—124 Sth st. me, 5 rooms, 8.57.90. "413 Bat a. {OR BALE— Piano: has muMl-r, and other patents; height will sell £0 cent, ‘OT10" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW und second hand; any size. Send for circular or callon — D. BALLAUL, Aw’. 734 7th at, now, IF YOU WANT GUOD Fiks ‘Carri Bugwies, Phaeton Hand-made “Paytoue, aly at . cor. 6th and New York ave,n.w. Lowest AH. prices in town sor the quality of work. apd-3un COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE OF RENT—A FARM OF THIRTY ‘acres; house and stables; on the Brentwood road, hear Rives’ Station, Band 0. Inquire at 33 2. 26-6 @UK DALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG ies on easy ters; 100 jobs to select from, Re- tind, painting and trimming neatly dona COOK JARBOE, 3200 M at., Geurxetown, D.C, HOTELS. R SALE—A SPLENDID FARM IN THE LOU- doun Valley near Waterford. Va..and five miles from Clark's Gap ov the W.W.R.i.; this” farm 1s fino qual- ity of land, in high ‘state of cultivation, elegantly watered, aud tor grozing purposes has no superior in the state; good substantial stone dwelling, barn and nuilk house ; other necessary outbuiidings frame; con- tains 300 acres with fencing; w an immediate Purchaser will be sold at 50 per cre. }e26-0t B.H. WARNER & CO. SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN IN A BEAUTI- ful Country Home, 25 acres, Dwelling and Outbuild! P mallee trom oer. Sine thle 2 9 uiles from city. Fin Lawn sud plenty of fruit; beautiful location, Alust begld itumediately. “A great aacrifice at 82,500. Se20-3t DUCKE!T & FORD, 017 F. FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACKIFICE—FARM OF 125 Acres, one mile from Glenndale Station aud seeks laa ra Bea id ‘Me forent wo! per acre, DUCKETT’ & FORD, O17 Fat. Jes NHE ARDMORE, 523 133H ST. N. W., FIRST- class Board; ; convenient to hotels, cars id places of interest; home comforts; $1 to day ; $6.50 to €10 week. “T. M. HALL. HOTEL IMPEMIAL, FORMERLY THE HARRIS ‘House, f st. neur ‘Ps. ave. n.w., under new man- agement, hewly fniched snd refitted throughu' Amorican and European plan, FOLAND & S1AA. Prope, 028-1 EBBITT HOUS: WASHINGTON. D. & SPECIALTIES. LECtRicly CURES cases THOUGHT HOPE. leas, cives strenxth When nothing else will. Ail luccvous’ affections, Weaknesses, irregularities and chronic organic promptly cured. “thirteen ‘OR SALE_AT FOREST GLEN, MD., A NEW SIX- room aa} House. Will be R SALE—SIXTY ACRES; ELEVATED, OVER- looking Co lege Park; good residence and stabi pleuty of shade; near station; 22 trains; usual terms: ‘Algo Several Small Tracts, 5,10 or 20 acres; $50 160 SOHN 0; JOHNSON, Columbus Bidg., 617F, JRO BALE HIGH ISLAND, on the Upper Potomac, about 3¢ ‘mile beyond Chain Bridge: contains about 69 acres; adjoiuing the Dis- trict one of the most besutiful poluts ou the Up- T Putomnac; the favorite resort of Gen. Spinner, late ‘readurer of the United States, For particulars a| BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 21h se an ‘lw —A HANDSOME NEW 7-ROOM COT- neariy three acres of ground, stables, an wealthy locality ; heunery, 1d shade trees: in 2 miles from city on god roud; at public auction on 30 o'clock p.au. day of sais? pee ¢ title guaran’ will sell at vate sale; ab offer solicited. dE CLEMENTS, Je25-8t 1321 F st. n.w, JOR SALE—AN EIGHT-ROOM NEW HOUSE AT Dele ae OCs J. E. CLEMENTS, 3025-6 1921 Fat. ow. i BALE—LARGE End Park, OR BA tage wi LOT ON CIROLE IN WEST Park, Rockville: can be subdivided * RLLEE LONGSTREET, 3025-3" RI 8. Gi ae Survey. {Oli SALE- 500 CASH . PURCHALE ONE Witches tert vince recur Sa 1 wit feat arabbery ad shai wal of casa eater the . im : the door: abgui six minutes" walk frou the. station Soe5s8 oe and iso ert ‘Bt WARNER & _202B-5t Blow ec kw. OOO WILLBUYA FARM OF 200 ACRES 8 3000 ach: ry ores, defore July OR BOSHEC Atcorncy, 18 Gunton Blas gas. R SALE OR LEA ISHED COTTAGE Mrs. EAL county, Md. ‘i BN INVESTMENT 109 acres laid off and Lots. ares 3h Branch ; 60 trains a day; an ace. Sharp a tee ake URN, Oakjané. . a Keira Book hs years ip city. br. J. W. HAY WARD, 26-30 816 12th st. nw. ARCHITECTS. ). VON NERTA, *. AK CHITECT “Removed from 1:15 F st. to 1405 Fst. m Je5-1m* Weshipeton, D.C. __ WOOD AND COAL OHN WARDEN, No. 58 G ST. N.E., Anthraci'e und Bituminous Coals. Family Fuel a speciaity, Careful atientioy to postal orders. Je17-1m* ELECTRIC LIGHTS COME TOO HIGH New York May He Forced to Return to Gas for Street Mlumination, The New York gas commission has rejected all the bids for street lighting made by the electric light companies. In their proposals put in last April, the companies, as though by arrangement, united in asking about 25 per cent more than last year’s prices. The in- crease was explained on the ground that the rent of subways and other expenses incidental to the destruction of their overhead wire sys- tem rendered it impossible to do the work at the old figures, But the members of the gas commission could not see it in that light, and said that the bids were all to high. Besides that, they could not have made the contracts at the increased price without exceeding the appropriation. ‘1be companies were told to put in new bids, they agreeing meanwhile to go on per re the new prices. New bids have called for, and if they are come within the appro sion will go back to gas for K SALE—HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS AT ROCKVILLE; | Closing Exercises and Distribution of MEDALS AND PREMIUMS. OVER A THOUSAND MILES, Mr. Canfield’s Bicycle Tour Through the Eastern and Middle States, ‘BE MADE 1,022 MILES IN FIFTEEN DATS, OF A” AVERAGE OF 68 MILES A DAY—WARMLY Wate COMED BY WHEELMEN, BUT THE NEW ENGLAKD OOS MADE IT LIVELY FOR HIM. Mr. C. H. Canfield of this city, a member of the Crescent Bicycle Ciub, returned bome this morning from a bicycle tour through all of the” eastern and middie states except the two Vir- Sinias, a distance of 1,022 miles having beem actually covered by wheel in a running time of fifteen days, or a tritle over 68 milesa day. Im company with Capt. Ed. Terry of the Crescent Club he left the city June 2 and they rode from here straight to New York. TRE BEST RECORD OF TRE TRIP was made in the run from Philadelphia to New York in one day, a distance of 102 miles, They Started at4in the morning and reached New York at 8:30 at night, having rested several times during the day. “Mr. Canfield remained eight days in Brooklyn and Mr. Terry went down into Long Island. After his visit Mr, Canfield started out again sione, and toured through eastern New York and into Vermont, where he found the roads very bad. Then he struck out for the state of Maine, where he id considerable running. M. roads, he saya, are excellent, New Hampshire was taken om the southern trip, in Massachusetts be found some fine roads. He made the ran from Lowell to Boston, % miles, in one day, thie Og Premiums at St. Augustine's School. The closing exercises of St Augustine's School took place yesterday. After pleasing exercises by the pupils premiums were awarded as follows: Senior department—Misses I, Bond, 8 Waters. 8. Green, L. Tudy, 8 Thomas, F. Smallwood, M. Harris, G. Smith, M. Hurd, B. Young, M. Howard, L. Harris, M. Davis, A. Bowen, M. Farrel, C. Hawkins, & Burns, F. Stewart, J. Thomas, M. Lacey, F. Smith, M. Atkins, J, Davis, F, Thomas, M. Howard, L. Smith, M. Beecham, J. Becket, L. Gant, L. Mer- riwether, M. Green, 8. Wood, L. Spriggs, M. Baxter, F. Hubbard, H. Procter, S. Hunter, J. Jackson, M. Gillen, E. Green, D. Thomas, 0. Radcliffe, L. Gross, A. Marshall, J. Evans, O. Muse, L.'Green. : Junior department—Misses § Radcliffe, L Dyer, E. King. M. Lemon, C. Dickson, A. Hurd, E. Smallw: L. Middleton, M. C. Green, F. Forest, B. Smith, G. Gillan, M. Dorsey, M. Brooks, L. Quander, A. Smith, A Clarke, B. Harris, A. Johnson, A. Fletcher, L. Adams, 8. King, V. Allen, L. Colbert, E. Deminds, M. Coates, M. Green, M. West, L. Diggs, M. Fletcher, C. Harris, G. Butler, Thomas, K. Cotes, K. Hicks, 8 Green, Quander, L. Dodson, M. Greely, E. Diggs, Diggs, M. Spriggs, M. Wooden. 8. Gree: Buris, M. Queen, C. Wood, A. Contee, M. Stew- art, A. Pinn, M. Tibbs, M. Henson, L. Parker, E. Brookes, A. Queen, L. Adams, M. Brown, E. Tury, B. Taylor, M. Camil, G. Roman, K. But- ler, B. Gant, B. Dorsey, C. Brown, E. Dade, C, Dade, C. Middleton, J. Brown, R. Williams, K. Williams, T. Handy, T. Tibbs, L Mahone, R. Lee, G. Middleton. E. Johnson, E. Warren. wPre HIS SECOND BEST RECORD for twenty-four hours. From North Adams te Fitchburg, Mass, be discovered a series of the Boys’ departments—Masters W. Johnson, W. | worst roads that be ever encountered. The Clarke, C. Burns, J. Grinnell, E. Hubbard, J. | ran through Rhode Island and Connecticut wae Rosary, W. Jenifer, D. Gant, E. Dyer, J.Smith, | quickly made, New York be ing reached yester- J, Johnson, A. Adams, G. Thomas, k. Hawkins, | Gay. Mr Canticld. then took dh night train BR. Henson, H. Lucas, R. Duval, E. Smailwood, J, Burns, J. Harris, H. Johnson, A. Lucas, A. Howard, R. Brown, W. Brisco, G. Colbert, G. Middleton, J. Watson, A. Farrell, E. Lewis, B. Daval, W. Merriwether, A. Davis, C. Henson, W. Colbert, P. Hicks, C. Jackson, J, Hicks, A. Stepstone, A. Stewart, H. Booze, E, Watson, C. Wood, L. Curtis, A. Meldon, P. Gross, C. Collins. J, Stewart, W. Reader, J. Smith, J. Johnson, H. Merriwether, W. Queen, A. Wood, W. Marshall, J. Marshall, B. Tolton, G. Arm- strong, E. Leil, 8. Dent, H.Elwood, F. Wooden, C. Warden, 8. Middleton. Wood, G. Kirg, J. King, J. Pinn, C. Colbert, G. Adams, W. Jobn- son. G. Brown, Handy, W. Burns, Gold medals for completing course were awarded to Misses Julia Johnson, Madeline oung, Cora Dorsey, Christine Dorsey, Maria ‘Thomas and Blanche Wade. wedi oi A Painful Accident. Alfred Coffee, the well-known colored watch- man at the court house, met with a painful accident about 8 o'clock this morning, He had just left the building and was in the act of stepping on a car for his home in Georgetown, when he slipped and fell. Some persons took him to the City Hall Park and Dr. Hickling was called to attend him and found that he had eus- tained a bad wrench of the ouly good leg he had, the other having been brokensome months since, leaving him very He was sent to his home in Georgetown. How Alleged Policy Men Get Of. Although the government finds it impossible to get uhearing in the Police Court in the policy cases, except where a defendant is will- ing, the police, since Col. Robert stirred them up, have made policy cases by the dozen, Almost every day now a policy raid is made in some section of the city and the alleged writers put to some trouble, although they seem to have no fears as tothe final results, Yester- day afternoon Sergeant Daly and Officers Cook, Sanford and Henry raided « shop in Sullivan court and arrested Wash Triplett, an alleged poliey writer. A colored woman named Louisa Holmes, who was found in the house, was ar- rested and charged with vagrancy because she refused to give information concerning the policy business, When tried in the Police Court this morning she was acquitted of the charge. In the case of ‘riplett a jury trial was demanded and bond was given. ‘The other alleged policy writers—John Furley, Richard Carter and Isaac Branson—also demanded jury trials and gave bond. casa GEORGETOWN, over, being satisfied with having made his reo- ord of over a thousand miles on wheel. He says that be is in perfect condition and pot ated tired, COURTESIES EX ROUTE. He was treated ina most handsome manner by all the wheelmen whom he met while on bie Tun, in some places the clubs of the cities he traversed meeting him and tendering him @ reception, Allhe had to do, he saya, was te make known his identity as» traveling wheel- man from Washington to any man one bicycle whom he met in order to be received with @ hearty welcome. His only complaint is that the dogs of the northern states are exceedingly ul-maunered, keeping lim jumping from one side of his wheei to the other all the time, Be rode @ Columbia light roadster safety. Mr. Terry's record was 405 miles. _ CHICAGO AND ST. LOULS ROASTING Many People Prostrated by the Intense Heat. The revords of the signal service office of Chicago do not show such a heated term as has been in progress there since Saturday, For five days the mercury bas never dropped below 75 day or night, and at 2 o'clock each afternoom the thermometer has registered over 9. The suffering has been unparalleled in the history of the city. Since Saturday there have beem over one hundred prostrations from beat and 75 per cent of the victims have died. There were thirty sunstrokes reported in the city yes- terday up to 8 o'clock. The hospitals are filled with victims of the heat and all of the morgues have the podies of unknown men who have died in the streets. The mortality among children im the foreign quarters tas beem frightful, cholera infantum having made ite appearance Tuesday. The sigual service officer has been predicting rain and cold waves for two days, but when the sun went down last night it left a clear, copperish-looking sky, which bore no trace of a storm. One of the victims of the heat attempted to commid suicide last night, his mind having been turned by his afiliction, ‘The weather in St. Louis since last Sunday bas been the hottest of the season and the mercury has ranged higher than for any core responding days in June tor several years, Yesterday was exceptionally warm, the there mometer registering from 9 to 93 degrees im the shade from early in the morning until nearly sundown, and up to 3 p.m, nine deaths and sixteen prostrations, some of them seri had been caused by the heat, Everybody ia suffering more or less and there is much sick» ness among children. Avtecep Poricy Wairers ARRestep.—Two more arrests were made yesterday of alleged policy writers, The accused men are Richard Carter and Isaac Branzel. Each left $50 col- lateral. ‘Tar Goon TemPrans.—Independent Lodge of Good Templars of Georgetown had a very large attendance upon the meeting last evening and much active interest in the temperance work was indicated. Mr. J. 8. Blackford, the chief templar, presided. ‘Three new members were initiated, The lodge received an invitation to join the lodges in the “northern district” in the union meeting with Eagleston Lodge this evening. A Suvt-ovr was administered the Y.M.C.A. Bail Club by the Columbia Athletic Club yester- day upon Analostan Island, the score being 19 to®@, But three hits were made off Keyworth. Daly caught in good style. King’s and Spring- man’s base running was of the daring orier Nores.—Mr. H. C. Craig, contractiag agent for the Missouri Pacific railway, located in New York, left for that city last night after a fiying trip to this place.—The case against Catharine Dent for selling liquor without a license was continued in the Police Court yes terday.—A lawn party and garden fete was given last night upon the grounds adjoining St. Alban’s Church for the benefit of that cburch.—Mr. Fred. G. Moffatt, formerly of this place, but now of Denver, Col, is visiting his relatives here. —_.—__ A PLATE GLASS SYNDICATE. Englishmen Endeavoring to Control the Principal American Factories. John Pitcairn of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company isin England negotiating for the close of options on all the plate glass concerns 1m the United States. The syndicate interested in the deal is headed by Pilkington Bros., the extensive plate glass manufacturers of St Helens, England, who for many years did an enormous business in this country. and until recently hada branch house in New York. The plants which it is intended to secure are nine in number, Two at Ellerton, Ind, and Charleroi, Pa., are not yet in operation. Three are owned by the Pittsburg Plate Glass Com- pany, which is largely interested in the syndi- cate project. The others are at Butler, Pa, Crystal City, Mo., Kokomo and New Alba Ind. They have an output approximating 25,- 000,000 feet a year. Until a few years ago nearly all of the plate glass used in America was imported and sold at about $1.50 a foot; now the home menufacture has grown to such a degree that importations nave ceased almost completely and the price has come down to 65 to % cents foot, accord- ing to trade. The business has assumed enormous propor- tions and the profits of the Pittsburg concern alone are not far from #1.000,000.a year. Be- sides seeking control of existing factories, the Englishmen have also joined in the erection of a new plant at Irwin, Pa., for which a site was secured on Monday. Irwin is about 18 miles from Pittsburg on the Pennsylvania railroad’s main line. This plant will be the largest of the kind in the world, and its erection 18 necessary to supply the demand for plate glass. oo His Journey Nearly Over. Old Harrison Wagner, who ieft McConnells- ville, Ohio, April 25 to tramp to Baltimore, his native city, pushing a wheelbarrow all the way, arrived yesterday at Ellicott City in the best of health and spirits. He will arrive in Baltimore Saturday, completing the 507 miles from Mc- Connelisville. He will visit his aunt, Mrs. Sands, who is 102 years old. He intended wheel his barrow to Washington next week to pay to the President, but when told that the President would probabl; A be at Cape May the old man said: “Then I'll wait till he comes back, for I wouldn't take a tramp through Jersey in the skeeter season.” ——_— ee An lwmense Bell. oo AN INDIGNANT MINISTER. He Says He Bit Of His Wife’s Thumb by Mistake. From the Philadelphia Times. The trustees and friends of the Rev. Wm Middleton, the colored pastor of the Bethany M. E. Church of Camden, are determined te vindicate their pastor. Last Tuesday he wag arrested and taken before Justice Chester of South Camden on a charge of biting off hig wife's thumb. The charge was made by Con- stable David O. Hunter, on advice of Assistant Prosecutor of the Pleas Ridgway, The case came before the justice, but Mrs. Middleton was unable to appear, being under the care of ® physician, and the matter was dismissed, Mr. Middieton's friends and the trustees of Fe] ti church have employed Lawyers Scovel Harris of Camden to bring suit against Jus Chester and Constable Hunter for faise ime prisonment. They also decided to hold a pubs lic indignation meeting on Tuesday night te vindicate the pastor. The Rev. Mr. Middletom Says that he mistook his wife for a burglar and she was under the same delusion concernii him. During the struggle his wife's got in his mouth and was severed. cnc perme = ANOTHER COLORED ORATOR. Mr. Dubois Makes a Striking Speech at Harvard’s Commencement. Wednesday at Harvard's commencement, a@ on clase day, a representative of the negro race. took a prominent and creditable part in the public literary exercises of the day. This was William Edward Burghardt Dubois, who waa one of the commencement day speakers from the graduating class. He was warmly greeted, His subject was “Jefferson Davis as a Repre- sentative of Civilization.” He spoke first of Davis as a man, paying a warm tribute to him asanoble example of the Teutonic type of civilization. **But,” he said, “‘it is not as aman, but only as a type, that he must be considered. He was a brave man anda noble warrior, but he was morally obtuse. The Teuton met the negro not as @ warrior,but a cringing slave,and crushed him; the Teuton met civilizetion and was crushed. The Teuton stands today as the champion of the idea of personal assertion; the negro as the peculiar embodiment of the idea of personal submission. “Either alone tends to an abnormal devel ment toward despotism, on the one hr which the world has just cause to fear and yet covertly admires; or toward slavery, on the other hand, which the world despises and which yet ir not wholly despicable. No mattes how great and striking the Teutonic type impetuous manhood may be it must receive the cool, purposeful ‘Ich Dien’ of the African for its round and full develop» ment. In the rise, then, of negro people and development of this idea you, whose nstion was founded on the loftiest ideals and whe many times forgot those ideals with a forgetfulness, have more than a sent interest, more than a sentimental duty. | owe # debt to humanity for this Ethiopia the outstretched arm who has made her patience and her grandeur law. 4 DEFEAT FOR MR. LODGE. The election of overseers of Harvard Col- lege Wednesday wus attended I ‘The list is as follows: Henry of 1833; Solomon Lincoln, 10th, will have on its four sides clock faces that can beseen for squares, They will be five