Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1890, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. c. MONDAY. JULY 14, 1890 3 SSS FOR RENT--HOUSES. _FOR RENT—HOUSES. __ FOR SALE—HOUSEs. FOR SALE—HOUSES. JOR RENT-SIX-ROOM HOUSE. BATH, LARGE ansry, two halls, all modern improvements. four ines of cars; near § jy l4-3t* Sth st. vow. COR KENT—BY witht SII the tock imps, uch as itty all the moe. imps., sue Mantels and viectric cas lebtas: Ke¥ next door. her house. Call at 1520 9th st aa STREET q ND 1011 13TH TOR RENT1000 AND, 101 1ST e Living: Cy ston: rooms; all moder TCL NEL, U39 F st. dy taut" Re T1820 STH ST. N.W. NEW, TWO puocions ina Sciter sSlogantly ‘Sutned. Rent to Beef art #20 AVI D. NTONE, 808 F atm OLTZMAN, REAL ES TOth and ¥ ste. uw. partments, rent BEAUTIFUL NER: EAI Td Ennersont Hove, 1703 10th stm ths, cabinet ‘tiled heart =~ 14th st. aw. 14th aw. to 50 Elegant rooms see rep: | 1026 Conn. ave.. 75| 1327 14th et n STABLES. 9 | 1022 Coun. av. rreart..€30 2020 Conn. ay. ¢rear?. aya yO. HOLTZMAN, 10th end Fawn, oR RES at FInsT EEK LN st, House 117 4th st. sa; ‘u_im- rovements, dower gardens frout amd beck. T. B. TAHL, 408 La av dyl4- 016 Conn. ave... 015 Conn. ave. cS ave. 8.¢., all mi, 7 Ps © Spruce st., Le Droit Park, ali m.i_,6 rs. 1904 11th st. iw. all m. 1G P st. n-w., alll int. Gre. 1ors dat st p.c: all mi. 6 ra 61 Detrees st., ali m. ET? WEAVEK, fUR KENT—THE MONT ELIGIBLE FAMILY Hote! Property in the cit 3 rooms. This prop- erty can be converted into offices witiont expense and is loc 7 im the very center of business. t OR Be ‘A TWO-STORY BuICK HOUSE, BAY window. containing 7 rooms aud bath, with all Rod. imps: and in thorough order: 403 at. 3... st. D.w., Sra. 1QA5 Ist st. nw., 77 iu Canterbury alley, bet. 454 & 6th n.w. ES CHARLES W NDY, 921 Fstnw. 7OR KENT—039 M ST.; 3-STORY AND — w SAUNDERS & CO MHL ae Fe RENT—614 1 ST., 8 ROOMS, LARGE YARD aud alley in rear, will rent for _dylt-lw WM. H. SAUNDERS & © #20 Boundary © st. now. ;gtuble in Fear, Hest. nw! Wilson st. "n.w.; 2623 Ist nw: Ses 3 st. bet. 6th and 7th a. w.; drs. Sm i KENT—UNFORNIBHED. Or... $50 ) 313 Hat. nw. 119. at.nw.. 10r..50 “240 | 1109 Green's alley, 6r_9 240 1244 Union pl, vr: Harewood ave, Le Drvit Park, 1or-, 865. 3 Vermont ave.; comp. furn.; iOr.: "all m.L; during summer: pert t tenant preferred. 24-48t" TYLER & LUIHEKFORD 1307 F st.nw. Fok BENT SLO ROOM HOUSE,” NEWLY | PA- ered and painted througout. bay window: large Pa 21 Apply Ti 2 Fent, $22.50: 06 List. nw. sy12-3t* WIDE Rare je front New Jersey avi FY hall, close ¢ yard, by drant near kitchen door: on line’ of Bricitwood Pueumatic Street Cars: 156 mules from Patent Office; $16.50. New 6-room Brick on 6th 4, usar Howard University; $13. ASC 33 9th wt. jy. JOR RENT -ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK; south front; a!l mod. imps; papered throughout; Convenient to schools, churebes. cara and market: 90’ OWNEK, next door. E si 8 26th, 6r., m. 0 Pierce, 6r..m.i 25. 7 14th st., 9r., mi. N st, Sr uu. re... 40.90) § 15th st.9r.m.i_ 40.50 0 1GOR Ik at, 0816 13th n. 08, 0 8 715 Mat. 6r., w. For a sali des sgety to WESCOTT & W EW TiN-ROOM HOUSE NEAR MT. uuly $30 per stable, lance nie wit | lao 10 810.3: = 815 15thet. aw, {2114 Kat. nw. 6r.925.30 4r. 25 (8175 2010 13th st. n.w..6r “21-23 N'p.w.1 © Ist st. De. 17 12 17th st.n.w. 13 14 Sunderland pt SVsSSSesEseseger i=} Br pi Be th st. Arthur pi. 40 916 2let st. a 1426 Preree pi.’ 40 12 "BH WARNER & €0.,916 Fetaw._ FRE BENT SEVERAL NEW AND DESIRABLE Brick liugs near street cars aud market, rent- iW trem $10 to $35. EA. MOINTIRE, 222 Cat. a py. Trius are. 312-3 Frokeesto1 * it hall ard poriuer vit. 36.30 402 Richardson pl. 5r..11 _3v12-3 if & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th st. 7OR RENT—BY THOMAS WAGGAMAN, F Heal Hatate Eetatesdigent, 917 Fat ow, 26 12th st. n.) 50 Cat u.w., 12 Sthst. mw., 4 13th st. n'w., 108. ‘th st. ow, Vir ‘oe. ne... 20 Be, Gr, 18 D4, Or. Str. &dwe. G1 20 ® portion of the ou my ait omic: gor bulletin in 4 per mouth, ‘oR SALE-AN ELEGANT DWELLING ON HILL- place modern imp. Price terms towuit after the first payment of dy14-3t Room 4, 'Atisi AISE: tlantic Buil FOR sae 31,000 WILL BUY THAT ELE- want me aw. ‘commer 13th sud N sts. —- Rw. ; lot 115. st above PS at Ete R SALE—BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE COR. 18° Pini sta Cait ta the basdvossent tol ae proved and substanual manuer: open for nm. 9 to So'clock; price @1S.000 aa 3y12-6t “916 Fst. nw ‘Ok, SALE—SOUTH SIDE OF L ST. BET. 9TH and 10th sta n.w., Good Frame jlot 2ixl1¢ . ‘MM. PARK: rooms and bat! or stories and basement, 6 handsomely cred: atone trisnnitng ‘now rented to agood tenant. ce. ‘AISER, ¥ 84.500. yi4st Room 4. Atlantic Building. | jyis-st TiS F st, JOR SALE— ‘SEV 'P HOUSES ‘OR SALE—A VERY NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME peenattabte for J iusincae Purpose’ Ga Rew York ove, Cottage on Connecticut Aves Jot 20307 thie isa w. _3514-3t PITNEY & BRADFORD, 1805 F at. | _ayt2-3t 1418 F ot. {OR SALE—A Vi) a » HOUSE ON 13TH | JOR SALE—WELL LOCATED IN THE N.W.,A Ok Dear H bay windows 8 tome and Date: AbTE | FY Three. Story Bak Cae cert iA = location the best, in the ety Sor ® low-priced 18x95 to 30-foot alley, ory near ON FARRER dy 14-zt "DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fat.nw. | _iy12-3t 1418 Fist, z 5 R SALE—FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON Se ed a front by 101 feet 1 inch deep; iu Will be sold at specu- a a im ton days, DUGAN & BUT. Iy12-3t brick and one frame 33 Wallach st. 7r.. ae RNG ore mS lative fyrnres if sold sa = ; 5 jenient location. om = F 2ATH ST. NW. BRICK | it 00 CHORE, 800 Fat mw. | LEM. OOUF stan Just put ia thorough Order 820.30 ter meee ee jOk SALE—SPECIAL—WE MUST SELL THAT | J1O% SALE-ON 2187 ST. NEAR HST.. 10" WASHN DANENHOWER, | B'Stoiveon Gt tia seek eno reasonatie oiler il 101 feet, improved by two Brick Dwellings; per 1115 F st. now, —ELEGANT NEW BRICK HOUSE, ‘The correct be refused; «oud reason for sacrificins description is 2 storice abd cellar ree parlor, din- ing room and kitchen cm Ist floor, 4 bed rooms on see- 2 On ee aine 11 Fogme and all’ | ond floor: frum. und back etairwsva; hardwood nish; WASNDANENGGWER, | Beautiful gas Axtuces; lot 102104 to wide alley. FOr SSS TI15 F st-now. | Permuitto inspect apply to DAVID D. STONE, dyl4-ve 8060 F st. nw. \Nine houses in Culli- a 70k SALE—LOOK AT THOSE HANDSOME NEW 230 Ini st ve oa bei Houses ou C at, n.w. bet. 2d aud 3d; they are Fs : 460 Kot ewe Sr. beauties: 10 and 12 roows: unusually well built; ote heated by furnace: large lots; side and rear al-eys, location first-class; convenient to the business part of the city. For lowest prices ap) ide OWRD D. BIONE, 806 Fat. ow. room, uitable tor grocery or confec- tionery.. 1x ‘aquare foot, $1.70. = WESCOTT, WILCOX & CO., 4y 12-3 1907 Pa. and 6th and La ave. Ik SALE—ON 21ST ST. NEAR 1ST. AND PA, area ey Larwe rane Dwelling: lot 20xi03 toot t6 ley in'rear, @4,000. WESCOTT, WILCOX & CO., dy12-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. ave. Fe SALE—PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BUSINESS Property, between 17th und 18th sis.; lot 30x96 to alley tu rear: improved by desirable building im ex- cellent condition. For terms, &e., apply to WESCOIL, WILCOX & CO., 12-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. ave, Frame... 3 window Brick, 6 rooms and bai Fv SALE—-NORTHEAST — NEW FOUR-ROOM JOR RENT_ONLY A FEW LEFT OF THOSE |): OB SALE—A BARGAIN—HANDSOME NEW 13. room residence; hard wood fuish, electric bells and gus-lighting apparatus on pi inent corner ‘erms easy. HEISKELL & MCLERAN, 100% ¥ st. iL Six-room brick, with rear lot. 0x2 Tsv0 Taland ave.. nea: lowa Circle. ripe} phe a yee Sd eke (CHAS. SIOKELS, 1220 wt. uiw. ot Also New 6-room Hous: JOR SATE—5 NeW 2-SIOMY AND BASLME 10. Wel, WILKERSON, 510 F Brick Houses on K st. bet. North Capitol and 1st ed ae sere eng meme ne prties. Perm t to inspect upon Myiziw "CHARLES W HANDY. FO! SALE-bY HUTCHINS, BULKLEY & Co. 1503 Pa. ave. n.w. 18,250. A Very Desirable Y-room House on north jeor Q bet, 1th and 15th sta, all mod. impa.; lot $6,000. A 9-rocm House on East Capitol st. bet. ‘7th and Sth sts. ; a good lot; au excellent chan #6000. A Very Nice 10-room, House ou T st. bet. 15th and 16th; all mod. imps. ; this is $500 less than of the same kind in this block are selling for. 000 for « Beautiful House on 15th near RI ; 0 rocms, very finely furuished. . 2-room House on K et. near 16th. ; all ps., and is a bargain. OU. "New Y-room House on New Hampshire ‘built im the very best manner by the owner for home, $4,000. A Cozy 7-room Brick on 10th at. near R, in excellent condition; a good chance to secure a nice little home eneap. 6,900. A New 9-room Brick Houss, within a few blocks of ‘the Capitol and very near car line. $7...00. A 1U-room House, walnut finisin; will rent for 460 per month; lot 30x70; situated 19th near G. #3,750. An 8-roum Cotta nd 10,000 ft of ground at Takoma Park, round alone is worth nearly the money asked. HUTCHINS, BULKLEY & CO, avi. 503 Pennsylvania ave. u.W. are des. rable 1830.50, 50.46 Armory sw. ABKETT, 13th and N. : 6 ROOMS, BAY ‘window; all modern tiuprovements; reut $35 per month. EUGENE D. CAKUSI & CU., corner 10th and E sts. nw. dyll-6e ., With fixtures, &e.; ice iis in Fear; house has 7 Toous etore and cellars 35. WESCOTT & WILCOX, 2 OF Owner, 2408 N st. 5 12TH ST. 8.W., NEAR SMITH- Rank, New Hone, 10 rooms; mod. imps. & West, 718 16th st. ‘OR RENT—1924 H 8T,, DESIRABLE 3-STORY 7 Mist-clase conditing, “BIRD nw. dy 11-30" and, jent House; 10 rooms: $60 per month. | WON SALE~1219 H -W., TWO-STOKY AND N, 1d it, 7 rvoms and bath, in gocd con- dyll-4t a. PF. FARDON, 1526 Fet_ | * aicion, all mods tupt: lot 19 feet front, $8250 FOR RENT—UNFURNISH. Near new hbrary building, nearly new 10- 3 house handsomely’ furuished, stone sand trimmings, weil rented. . 5,500 Pierce place, good two-story and base- meut house, all mod. imps., good condition.. 5,000 Fine Store and Dwelling corner Virginia ave. and 23d st., in perfect order; good stand for : kroce: 4,500 POR (7 Penn, averat south wile oF Wi “ sik ive ‘ R RENT_BY OH FICKLING. REAL ESTATE | Proved' nection rove, Nice finished, ime Broker, 3264 334 > set yore D.C. a agi Carroll st, Within ‘one square of library water and water closots in yards; including water, | and path, all mod imps, See 3,600 2 KOE & BUNGEFOUD, 3y12-3t p24 14th wt. 3328 Prospectave. 17.30 | n.w., br., 7 rs..12.1.625.50 3326 "Prospect ave. om 30.00 POE RALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL HOUSES ON THE west side of 13th st, n.w. near U, 1916 and 1918; these houses ure Dewly fiui-hed, with every modern improvement and convenience, aud will be sold cheap an ay nw. Fs, mui...) 21.50. ‘br. re..m.....” 50.00 ta portion of the propert Pod) ailforbuiletina printed weekly.” CHL FICKLING. mn R KENT—HOUSE 17:34 10TH rooms, mod. imps.; newly papered; 1720 5th st. Key corner store. OK RENT— 1459 Corcoran st. n.w., nine rooms. 1542 Columbia st. n.w., eiiht rooms. Pree) 208 TENE Bow. OF Dee Oe RUPERT. on casy terms. ACKER & GADSB 1 1008 F st. uw. Fok SALE—FOR $3,100, SMALL CASH AND easy monthiy paymeuts,” Pretty New Eight-room Bay-window Brick House; nicely located northeast. ay1z-st* WW. E. BURFURD, 1422 New York Fs SALE—GREAT | BARGAINS—HANDSUOME 7-rvom Houses: im vatural 2-story Back-Duilding Bay-windo thoroughly built by day labor; finished wood; vak mantels; excellent neigh and berdic line $25 moatuly. FOE, SALE NEAR STANION SQUAKE, FINE (Sew) Coruer; eight rooms: cellar; $3,800. New = = N.E, 8 ROOMS AND | Brick; seven rooms; collar and si $3,000. New pe Py th oe ee . 2307 14th st. n.w., 8 ryoius, ‘and eaay monthly payments, S Syil-3t R, BM. MORRISON, Fat.nw. | _iyl2-st? W. £ BULFORD, 1422 New York ave. yok REXT—| | {OR SALE—A BARGAIN, FOR $2,100, IN NICE Bipot ae “path 30 1008 Fata dre ck Bier He te, wel Wek BOREORD. 202 D, 10r. and 1004 “oth, br., mi.-16. lor #15, E. BU, % 1435 Q 08. an Bub'st to Nov.1.65 | dy 1422 N.Y. ave, y1Or., mA... 45/10 1-3t "GRAHAM & SMITH, 617 14th st. nw. JOR RENT—‘SHERMAN PLACE,” 14TH NEAR Park st., Mt, Pleasant, and adjoining Gen. Swan's residence, 10-koom Frame Dwelling in nice order; gas and water; large Stabli . ay lL-L i RENT— a Seven-room House, 1715 9th at, n. provements. Kee BAI T ¥2,000 EACH, 6 NEW 6-kOOM Brick Houses, well located nortiwest; bargains av homes or investme! dyiz-se* W. E. BURFORD, 1422 N.Y. ave. N IE; 8150 CASH, monthly; new Brick; 2-ptory, Basement, Bay Window, 8° Rooms: large front and back yards; finished ‘in oak; cabinet mantels, electric Lells, Speuk- ing tubes, wodern improvements; best location north. Seveu-roci House, 1633 Marion st., modern im- car and herdic lines. Price '§. .200.. Call 4 to 7 provements. H. B, SMITH, 6th and Massachusetts ave. u. w. Owner, EMMONS 8. SMITH, w* 3y10-1w 705 M: FOR SALE 81,000 OASH AND #30 PER MONTH will purchase 000 House on E near iid st. nw; lot 20x1u0; ae Jick, rooms, modern smnprove- ments; been newly pape: roughou pany B. i WARNER& CO., 12. t 16 Fst. nw. Fok SEE NEW BA NUMBERED, respectively, 1802, 1804, 1806, 1808 and 1810 K St. uw. ‘These Houses have’ Just deen completed and are built in the most substantial manner, with all the inodern improvements: coutain 10 rooms and bath; are open for inspection from a.1u. to 5 p.m. Price, 811,000 BH. WARNE & CO., 916 Fst. n é 10 SECU new Three-story Bay-winiow Brick 18 to 524 Spruce st. le Droit Park; these houses are delihttuliy located, b-ing only one square from cable anJ 9th st. cars, electric lights, Ke: they contain eight large roons and bath; all bein handsomely papered and finished 1m the most thorous! manuer, terme: Siuall cash payment, balance #3:2.50 per month, which the purchaser reduces every year Until the property is paid for; the above payment in- cludes interest and principal; will trade f lor vi roperty.. JNO, F. WAGGAMA mye 700 14th st, POE SALE OR TRADE-VERY DESIKABLE 8- room Bath and Cellar A.M.L. Brick House; or will trade for lot not less than 18 feet front; northwest. Address Box 5o, Star office. jj JOR SALE—SPLENDID EIGHI-KOOM BRICK H near 21st st. n.w.; mod. imps. -rente $43 per jptice $6,900. BH. WARNER & CO. t st SAU SPLENDID 7-ROOM HOUSE AT Hyattaville, Md., with about 5 acres of land; one of the prettiest piaces in ths village; if seen will be ap- ted, nde suge of real estate will pronounce it ; terms easy, 4. H. WARNER & CO. 916 F at. 4y12-3t ape: we JFOR SA CEG HOUSES ON WARNER ST., 6 1003 Bricks, mod. imp. ; 3.000 and $3,100, _3v11-3t $ rs 2 JOR SALE-NEW JERSEY AVENUE NEAR WAR- Apnerat, 7 Bricks, 8 rooms each, with store; mod. imp. price for both, $8,000. wilst BH. WARNER & CO, GOR SALE-G-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON between P and Q sts, n.w. 82,500. Uy1l-3t) BH WARY’ 0." OR SALE—A GREAT BAKGAIN—HOUSE ON E st. n.w., bet, 2d and 3d sta. Also House on Jeffe et . T. HOWARD, Firemen respectively, #2800, B. H. WARNER & Co. vier w. ‘WO NICE HOMES ON CRES t., Meridian Hil!, near Seustor Henderson's; five Fooms cach, ‘The laud is worth the price asked. Price 1,800 ‘hb. Sido OE LINKINS, cor. 19th and H sts.n.w. POR SALE_DESTRABLE G ST, PROPERTY— G st., lot 24298! 20-foot alley on 6 house Yenting to a permanent tenant at mouth: che at property on G xt. ; price # dys-orP MM. PARKER, 1418 t'et. POR SALE—Q ST. NEAK 14 N.W.;10 ROOMS: i Price #8, 250. hireave. nour L'a.w:: 8 roome, bath, mi. Price €6,500. ae near O n.w.:10 rooms, bath, m.{, Price aS Gnchont 16th n.w., 8 room Frame; 202100. Price Pe near 4th, 6-room Brick; 212100. Price _3¥2-ecOt_THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 Fst. nw. Fo SALE—U27 MASS. AVE., THKEE ‘URY- ar Brick, 18 roows, ‘baths, m.i.; steam heat and all moderi conveniences; lot 40x106; two- Story brick stable on rear, 4HO8. G, HENSEY & CO. dy2-12t 300 F at. PROPOSALS. UR SALE-117H ST. NEAR F—EXCE Piece of Business Property. to WM. H. SAUNDERS & CU., 1407 ¥ at. 4; Foe DALE AN ELEGANT duke RY 12 ‘room Jbrick House on Y st. nw.; lot 20}x80, Price $9,500. GEV, A. JUKDAN, aya 1417 Fat. /QE SALE—ASIX-ROOM AND BATH TWO-STORY Brick House ou K st.u.e, bet. North Capitol and rice nail cash payment. GEO. A. JOMDAN, 1417 F st. J£0! SALE-AN EIGHT-ROOM FRAME HOUSE on lst st. n.w. near N.Y. ave.; all mi; newly Printed and ‘papored: lot 341100 to 10-foot alley. sce. #5200; small cash payment, a 1417 Fst. GEO. A. SUNDAY EGE SALECTHREE | SIX-ROOM) Two-STORY Brick Houses on E st. bet. oth and 6th sts. 2.e. Price $2,200 each; first-class property tor au invest- 7OR RENT—NEAR PATENT O: FICE. it. De. Fooms; bath :in zood condition ; $37.50 a TiUMAS W. FOWLER. Y2LF st. n.w., 2d floor, _3¥10-6t* Gallery. ss 3y10-St* | Apply to JAMES M. GRUEN, 1405 ¥ R RENT—HOUSES 117 AND 110 NEW YORK Ww. ; excellent condition : all imoderu improve- ~~ ee $30 per month. Apply 124 N et. n. dy9-60" JOR RE: Brick A TWO-STOR front and 446 N. SAVE. SE, d : yard M. PARKER, 1415 F st. ment. GEV. A. JOKDAN Jy 2-3t ‘1417 ¥ st. FoR SALE- Sand 7N st. facing New York ave.; new; six Fooms und bath; moderu improvements ; ce 100. 17 New York ave.; 84,800. 1254 mi 0 New Jersey avi OU. Gio Mest. u.w.; 1112 G st, noe. ; $1,200. KM BONTZ, 11 Necaw. —Jy12-3i Fou SALE THREE FRAME HOUSES ON € Si. 8.w.; lots good size to alley; well rented, paying & wood per cent. $7,400 tor ull—a bargain. dydz-st OUL, BUYER & CU., 0 08 F et, now. FOSS FIVE-KOOM BRICK ON C57. 8.W. Letween Oth and 10th, $1,800, Kented $15, “jyl2-3t U, L. BUYER & Co., 505 F st. bow. JOK SALE-FRAME HOU4E ON 71H SS. SE, 8 rooms and bath with | modern improvements ; handsomely papered throushout; south front; oul; half square from cable road: convenient to schodls an: Market; rent @50 per month. MCLACHLEN BATCHELDER, 1219 F st. n.w. ay PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR THE U8. NAVY Yards: Portsmouth, Boston, New York. League Islend, Washington, Feusacola’and Norfolk; Naval Stations: New London, Newport aud Naval Acadewy.— July 12, 1890.— Sealed proposale, indorsed “Propusale for fuel for the above navy yards, to be opened Angu: 18:10," will be received at the Bureau of Provisio 1 Clothing, Navy Departiueut W . til TWELVE O'CLOCK N 1890, and pubiiely opened in diately thereafter, to rd, Portsmouth, N.., 950 furnish at the Nw Coal, tons Bituminous Coal and tons Anthracite Coal, 300 bushels Charcoal the Boston Navy Yard, 1,600 tons Anthracite Conky 100 tons Bituminous Coal. 100 bushels Charcoal and 7 cords Wood; at the Nava: btution, New London, Conn., $0 tons Anthracite Coal; at the Torpedo Station, Newport, BR... 1,100 tons Anthracite Coal and ituminoiia Coal. at the draining Station, wport, KL, BoU tons Anthracite Coal, 5 tons Bituminous Coal and 6 cords ‘Wood; at the Navy Yard, New York, 200 tous Authracite Coal, 1,400 "tons Bituminous, bushels of Charcoal and 3,000 bushels of Coke le gue Island Navy Yard, 500 tous thracite sh aud 27 tons bituminous Coal; at the Naval Academy, Aunapolis, Md.. 940 tous Anthracite Coal, 4,100 tous Dituuunous Coal and 85 cords of Wood: at the Wah ington Navy Yard, 60 tous Anthracite Coal, 8,100 ture Bitu Coal, 5.000 bushels of Cagicoal nud t the Noriolk Navy Yard, 400 tous bracite Coal, 1.675 tons of Bituminous, 50 tons 000 bushels of Charcoal, 100 bushels Coke ords Wood, aud at the Pensacola Navy Yard, 26 cords of Pine Wood. Blank forms of proposals willie furnished on application to Buresu, the Command- ants of the different navy yards or to the Navy Pay Offic ‘The fuel must in ali cases coutorm to the ndard and pass the usual naval inspection, i other things being equal, decided by lot. ‘Tie bids, ‘The devartment reserves tie right to waive defects or to reject any or all bids not deemed edyantaseous to the “‘xovernment. EDWIN a General, U.S, Navy. C st. me.» rooms; lot 20x119 to alley; stable. Price ¢3, 01 IO Kai. Ui BOYER ECO,” 6255 Cave’ ae Sree oi 808 Fst. haw, 400 BM n.e., Or, So 45¥ 11 br and GES | J)OR SALE—TWO NICE 6-ROOM BHICK HOUSE =; Dwell. 637 ' ‘OFFICES. was and woter; well'located; s.c. near East Cap.tol oe pes -18 031 F et. n.w., 3r......— Jy5-Im_BWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, $27 Fei. now, Fo, RENT—UNFUMNISHED. 3413 Mase, ave. 17 ‘stable, 60 1406 Stoughton st.,9r.850 Feut $10 euch ; #3.Su0 for both. _dy1 2-3 W. E. BURFOUD, 14: HR SALE-NICELY BUILT FRAME HOU five rvouis; Lot 16240; rents $15 ‘and: 3 1911 Riggs pl. 9 at =e i Ara Nat now. Br, OR TWO SMALL FRAME HUUSkS 1 Sat. wa Lor, well located s.w, ; lot 26x100; paying good rental; 3 8 st. n.w., 10r”, 82,600 for both. : te BUKFURD, 3 10th st..w. 108 dy Lz-cbt® 1422 N.Y. ave. ¢ a ayh * 3 th FPOESATE_FOR 84,100.7-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, i excellent repair; lot 32x04; three squares from 16 Capitol and new Library building. ¢ Sy 12-3t W. £. BURFORD, 14 jo SALE———— ¥ HOUSES. 618 I ot, bb, ier! 8 Sotn st b.h., 61 Mie, -sb.h., Br. 1 $16,000 : . and 2 houses in rear, 1013 16% st. Uli, £86,000 50 1881 W 4r. eac! Le examine 4, ur. Bs 1311 D st. fai, Gr..0,000 THOMAS J. F15) 1138 66 bb BIB to S3s4 PF st. 1. bi F #,000|"L1. 5r mb FOR RENT [1440 U ST. ONE OF THOSE BEAU- tiful New Houses; 7 rooms and baths; papered in the highest style of the whole lev, Dh. dr... length; light, airy and dry 3 1247 and 1 Je28-Im TH EUS, 1439 U st. ison st. fh, dr, and ~——* v Kk houses JOR RENT—THE KEAK OF 923 D 81. (WARD ee siley), Warehouse for Storage, Workshoj Avply at 926% Louisiana ave. 24 K ST.. NEAK NEW SIGNAL fice. 7 rooms and bath; price $25; ull moc JAMES A. BATE: ar, 18; key wt 10 Lat..b.b., mi, |o408 at." bb.s mt ~— - ——— }210- JOR RENT—12 AND 4 OTH ST. N. EK, 5- } £, ar. room Bricks; newly 815.50. DEEBLE, DA’ jv5-lm JOR RENT—HOUSE 703 © ST. S.W.: THREE- story and Basement Brick; 8 rooms anil celiar; a, pered ; water in house, Kent 18 & CO., 1319 F st uw. 00! = ove iw oniy & Portion of the propert; books.” For full list teat at office for bulletin trated oe, the Istand 15th. | 1 THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN. {OK SALE OR RENT—DESIRABLE KESIDENCE . f jent to Army Medical Museum, National | in Le Droit Purk: good lot, stable, ke. Stoscem, Nezenltical Department audBureau of fu: | _my24-4ut* TYLER & MOTMELI UND, 1207 Fet. vim aD ting : rent $3 on BAL. meres ts S — OPuéeim DELBLE DAVIb & CO., 1319 F st. n.w. find Caller Ba Dod oe pekTORY ——— 7 and ceilar; ail mod. : ot 20 tet front. Price, SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ | #0 iCods™SYEi Phoebus Fy ROR SALE-SIX AND A HALY (634) ACRES OF Fe. SALE-SOUTH SIDE OF H 81, NEA Fite Withm the Distsict about one-fourth mite Z-atory Frame Dwelling, lot 20x67 feet; west of ‘Tennallytown, within two oF 32,350, WESCOTT, WILCOX hundred yards of the Methodist University grounds, dd and 6th and. Improved by a good frame house; al ce of Urapes, biuckberries, goo! a, BC soil. bor a 2-story 6 rooma, wat sabarben beens 9 speculation this is & very le | 1,950. 7 SEES OS SGAVID D. STONE, 808 Ft a as ae aca ST, NEAL 15TH N. |] HAVE SEVERAL SUBURBAN Lots 47 SPECU- F sory U-room Dw ling, Jot 203120 soalley ‘price ve prices. : -SCOTT, dy 12-6 1918 F ot | OST a ie 1907 Pa, ave. aid Gti ana La. S4LE—TWO-STORY BRICK ON 8TH BE’ PUK SALE—SU! S— MY [DENCE (FOR- a ra nitn atin OMYSON. Noom & adiautle haitdloie. "ATS Ste al arte negates | PE a OG MONT, ANE ASEAN La W. MILEY DEEMEE 1910 F ob | Taide (A100) TYLEW & ROTHENFUMD S30 at. User mesons For Span bas ume roepcune gee ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, sre delicittully lected oue myusce fein saute sna See NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARS, | #. cars containing eight 1 are Bo close to city will soon be within limite, uanuer, Sill not bg rented to ‘Besutifully situated, high and healthy. _av12-8t AS. K net mante!, covered porch, sanis BRS a ee | Ei aaa Po era ae PROPOSALS FOR PROVENDER FOK THE U.8. ds, Portamouth, N.H.,Boston,Now Yor ., Noriolx, Pensacola an 1890. Sealed proposals, rs poss vender, to be opened Au: ust 5, 1890," will be rece ved atythe Bureau ot Pro- Wsions and Clothiny, Navy Department Washington, DC, until TWELVE O'CLUCK NOON, AUGUST 4, 1894, and publicly opened immediately ereafter, to furnish atthe above navy yards the supply of provender for the fiscal year ending June 30, As’ Biank forms ot proposals will be turaisied on ndants of the Furds, the navy pay of ticles must an al rm to the Bavy standard and puss the usual naval inspection. Tie bida, ali other tuings being equal, decided by lot. The depart- met reserves the rizht to waive deiects or to rej any oF all bide not deemed xdvantaxeous to the guv- ernment, EDWIN STEWART, Paytcaster General, U. 8. Nav dyl4-m,f-2w PROPOSALS, FOR FUEL-—OFFICE OF THE Commissivners of the District of Columbia, Wash: application to the com bove navy . The ak ington, July 10, 1890.—Sealed proposuls will ‘be - re- ceived at the office of the Commissioners of the Dis- thet of Columbia until TWELVE O'CLOCK M, on SACUKDAY, JULY NINETEENTH, 1890, for fur- nishing the Various branches of the District wovern- mont with hard coal aud wood during the fiscal year ending June 31,1891. Bank forms of proposal. to- gether Witu ali intormation, cau be obtained upon ap- plication at Room 29, Dist ict Bunlding, Ist st. new, tween Bund C sts.’ ‘ihe right is reserved to reject avy and all bids or parts of bids. J. W. DOUGLASS, President Bourd of Commissioners of the Disirict Columbia. dylL-ot NO2ICE, 20, CONTRACTORS-SEALED PROPO. sals for buildiug @ Stone Bridge over Wheeling Creek at Main street, Wheeling, W. will be received at the office of the gycem, Wheeling, W.Va. until TWELVE O'CLUCK M., MONDAY, JULY TWEN- 1Y-EIGHTH, 1500. Forms of — proposal, specifi. catious and plaus ou file at the office of the city engi- ers] dimensions— Segmental arch, 158 feet; feet rise; depth of key, 434 feet; of springer, width of bridwe, 47 ieet. ‘The bridge will con: tain about 9,000 cubic yards of masonry. Kesponsible security in the sum of $20,000 «twenty thousand dol- lars) will be required for the faithful performance of the contract, right is reserved to reject any or all bids not deemed advantageous to the city. Proposals tobe addressed to 1H4UMAS F. THONEK, City Clerk, Wheeling, W.Va.,and marked **Proj for Stone al Bridge." Bids will also be received for @ 41 feet HoGE, 3y10-6¢ SALE OR TTRACTIVE, CoM. Ma. Inquire 3. H. sun 3 aylt-lee LOR RENT—AT WASHINGTON GROVE. MD_— F Cottages AB and Gs cated 08, Broadway: will be remainder season for twenty-five Sollare (9230, Apply to JAB. W BOMERVILLE. S10 cepts ports Upconta ot: Dery wal: ver foot 7 A cen 20x95, 8 st. between 9th and 10th sta; .wall; fash- fonabie location: $35,350, ‘Satin.w, bear New Yorkave, 81,400, nO DAVID be STONE, 806 Fet.n.w. Davi b ENTION, Ww. W. HALL, 456 F at aw. RENT—NEW EIGHT-ROOM HOUSES NEAR Fe Z_NEW EIGHT-ROOM EAR EK LEWIN, 406 5th stn. w_ 4y0-4t 7 at 70 cents ‘economical rts “iyi-st DAVID D. BIONE, 606 F st. nw. FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE BUILDING F' Tot on north side of Het bet Conn. ave, and dist of property, ohAuLeS Ww ANDY, 921 F * Bw. Kk SALE—WE HAVE SEVERAL FIRST-RATB Bargains in Todd and Browns’ sub. of Pleasant and this is the best time to ‘once. "WH, H. SAUNDERS & OO., 140 (OB SALE— TI PRIVATE FOR SUMMER HO’ OF Beeutiful of Land containing 25 acres of ing soil, an old mansion and outhouses, situ- uthcestern part of Penusyivauia bet wer and directly on the main Tiles, D.C, and 15 sp ach repair S58 summer hotel for jue Mountain House,which H i. if Fy ui i Hs ig: eee 2 SHIELDS, 1006 F FOR SALE-08 E prospective ne 140854 G st. nw. Jy 10-Gt 3 78,000 “ACRES. D BY A 7-R0O! aelance fore speculation: ‘U.t- BOYER & CO. sage: on Met Braach Beano. Rie oe Fr 1 miles this side of Kockville. Inquire of JAN M isTH, 2 HODGES, 1312 Pa. ave. iy9-6r* (OK SALE—AT WOODSIDE, ON THE 7TH ST. read, 8 miles from Washi # new, thoroughly built Ten-room Cottage, with hot andcold water, S st. near N. Hi. ave. x#1.6 to 12-foot Sst. bet. 18th and 19th, 202100 fo alley: Conntave: extended Ane fot 30 feet frogt "exten f ws eee -3t RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th ow. JOR SALE—LOTS—ON NORTH CAPITOL ST., Florida ave., K, Sand T sta nw. ; electric Toad and other street unprovements to be greatly advance prices. Several fine Corner Lote are offered; prices from 30c. per foot upward; deferred Paymens on oF betore five, years at & cent. For ‘ull particulars apply to WML H. SAU! = § 00. : all im complete order and ready for im- frediste occupancy excellent water; stable for two aud Wick, Metropolitan Branch B (©. Tailroad: ten trains cach terms tosuit. B. F. LEIG! ven. ‘ails BION, Pro ; $20 per acre. tsville aut 2 B. and O. K.R., 11 from Wash- ‘barn ; one tenement house AP. barns and and 0. RK. 5 miles stable, good weil 1407 F st. Fok SALE SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST LOTS in Helmead Manor, Mount Pleasant (between the 7th end 14th st. cars), still for sale. Streets are now being wraded and sidewalks laid and trees to be planted this fall. ‘These improvements are being done with- ‘out expense to purchasers, Several houses in price Zront 82.000 to & ‘ses of this property will be iuiprovements are completed. Bor plats and other in- formation apply to Wal. H SAUNDERS OS 1407 at i NICE UITTLE LOT ON 7TH ST. NE; JOR SAT. square enda.! Green: only 20x80; 10-foot RS. COLLIN, FORMERLY OF 1804 H ST.N.W., alley; important i — guaranteed that will thas transferred her French Boarding House to make this very rice $90U; 34 cash, balance ISLL Est nw., two from National Iheater; y terms. Pension Bourgeois 7 v “piss WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Ft, inner wit pnt ciaget, OUe-; board’ by the week Foe at Fee see, FOUR LOTS ON 77H BT. NE wer. | _2026-tme cents, worth 70. RUICULRE, BULKLEY & OO. | La yncday wna ay het So ant Fe oe a cents, wo . BULCHIN . F : 1503 Pa’ ave. aylest” | Apartment for, Housckeet ihe web Fe SALE-LOTS FRONTING 50 FEET ON @ st. and 70 feet on ¥ st. bet. 24th and 25th nw. containing about 15,500 ft; improved by two Frames. Price 65c. per foot. ‘2 Lots on sc. corner of 3d and G sts. n.¢., 110 ft. on Gaud 75 on’ $4, containing 9,125 feet. Price 90c. per. Fine Lot on O st. bet, 16th and, 17th n.w., 20.8 feet front, containing 2,507 sq feet; wide alley. e HE ARDMORE, 523- 13TH ST. N.w, FIRST 81,80 per ft. class Board; ce'm:ral : con' t 1 Hosulitul Building Tot op 18th bet. Pand @ ste T a eH Lot on 8, Capitol ‘at near B, 32.0 1k front, contain- | 487: $6.50 to $10 week. T. a ing about 2,500 aq. ft. Price $1.20 per ft Tov on 33th at. Sxtended near Columbia ave., 80.89 {4 fromt, contaluini about S000 ft, Price 4c. per ft Four Splendid Lote Fairview Usiehts, immediately SBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, DO 4u front ot Woodley Inn, on Tenally win road : — = = wn ihe road 18% contain ing 37,541.84 ft.. Price 90e. SPECIALTIES. © it. beveral Lots ou Meridian and in Kalorama for sale at reasonable prices. CHARLES RB. NEWMAN, §y12-3t Room 20, Atlantic building. FOE SALE FIVE LOTS 20x92 TO ALLEY, BAT- tison st. bet. N. Cap. and Ist st.; this section is Tapidly improving: ¥¢ square from electric cars. Only 40 cents. A. S. CAYWOOD, 933 Ythet._ Jy12-2 ROH SALE A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON GRADE, N st. ne; near Methodist Home; 7,600 ag. feet for $1,400. Also 3 Lots on 12th sf. n-e., near K: 2534 feet ut each. For the three $1,-00. A. 8. CAX WOOD, 3 9th st. n. jy12-20° 25,32; MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND treats succeestuity ail whatever cause, at her Office hours 1 te 8 p.m. ¥ CURES CASES THOUGHT HOPE- trength when nothing else will All aes aes ee Dervous’ affect chronic organic years in city. Je26-3w" é—LARGE VALUABLE CURNE! NESSEE AVE. and E st., 35c. . x YAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Corner 15th and E we, be. Shy Azz Bucpoare bargain, ”” “JOHN 0. JOHNSON, CS “Heaidence 83K aw FOE S4LE= 16 LOTS ON K BET. 2D AND 3D 87S ; UGx80; to ay immediate ‘purchaser will be very resonable price. B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. 0 FSi SALES Lots ON SOUTH SIDE CST. BE 1ith and 12th sts. me. 50x100; these lots are Very desirable and in a neighborbood that must im- prove rapidly; price 50 cts. dy12-3t BTHE WARNER & CO., 916 Fst. nw. 08 SALETA DESIRABLE CORNER—LOCATION. central: ean be subdivided into six lota three of which would be corner lots; ample yards ; good ulleys ‘Dy waste ground; price reasovable. Inquire of Jy 12-30 M. M. PAKKER, 1418 F st nw, FOE SALE-onF OF THE HANDSOMEST COR. Ener Loti in Mt: Pleasant 653129. can be bought at n very reasonable figure for the next few days, in- 4 aM. PRUE ‘Scamen Paces.» About all the announcement the ladies want at this Season is one briefly and plainly stating figures We are offering: India Linens and Plaids at from 5 to 250. Fine styles of Black Plaid Lawns. “Outing” Flannels at 8 10 and 12}¢c. ‘Men's Negligee Shirts as follows; PGE SALESTWO VERY NICE LOTS ON V ST between J4th and 16th sts; 10.6 front; ouly MLM. PARKER, 1418 F st, FOR SAGE SOUTH SIDE OF P St. BET. 16TH and 17th; lot 22x125; only $1.90 per square ft, M. di. PARKEK, dy12-3t 1418 F st. JOR SALE_FINE LOT ON 15TE ST. NEAR RL x10; prics $3. 5t LER 609 ¥ t. a. A St SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON RI Ofeet frun:, To an immediate yehinaer will ties Drice than any grouud ood € yurcDased tor. a O'S. H. WALKS ias & CO. wy12-3t MIG F at. FOE, SALE, SEVERAL SPLENDID BUILDING Late on Sth aud Uth sta ne. bet Hand 1: also lots on I bet. Sth and Sth n. sizes about 10x05 feet to alley. Prices 50c, 5c. and $1. For entire I street front would inake speci CSR hee eee Price, B. H. WARNER & Co. Fe, SALE—RARE OPPORTUNITY—ONLY THIR- ‘The balance of our real Scotch Giughams at 22c. CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” 928 7th st and 706 K st. nw. Jouxsox & Lermen. Just received s new stock of Figured Pongecs, all colors and styles, at 15c. These are the prettiest and cheapest dress coods forthe season to be found, A Joblot of our 3,000 yards White Goods at 1234. ; worth 20c. and 28e. Our French Satteens reduced to 20c., 25¢. and 3Ue.; were 25e., 30c. and 35. All our 16c, Satteens reduced to 13c. Black Plaid and Striped Orvandie Lawns, 123¢c.; very desirable. Our stock of wiz V16 F st. teen left—Economical Lota in finely improved on two a a vo ee watered, sewered und paved, toxetlier party ‘walles houses built sold to great if built on uo cual required. W. X. BURFUKD, 1422 N. ¥. ave. SALE—A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON orth side of RL ave, bv, between 13th and bargain. ‘Kits & GADSBY, 1008 F st. nw. OH SALE—TO BUILDER OK INVESTOR—LOTS; 126x100 to alley; on grade, curbing, sidewalk aud shade; portneas! reduced rates; will exchange; this 4s a bargain ; only 626. JOHN 0. JUHNDUN dys-Gt G17 F at FE “SALE-SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS AT T E D feet dee} with several advantage Seas tste Fe plete and at popular prices, Our prices are low in every line, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space. City cheap; easy terms, WM. T. OKIE, jel 7-1 607 13th st.n-w. ¢OR SALE-—LOTS IN FAIRVIEW lying on west side of Tenaliytown road, at inter” section of Wood.ey lane ; easy terms; él cars are ow running to this property, Apply my 21-310 JUHN E, BEALL, 1321 Feat. MONEY TO LOAN. 500, $1,000, 82.000, B2OO, ror on Bees ane OO gS 2O8 delay. &, A. MCINTIRE, 222 C st. n.w., dyl2-10t Opp. Trinity Church, meiGHTs, | 3712 TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY have just re- ceived a job lot of elegant imported BARDINES—as Ane in qualuy as can be procured—which they offer at YY TO LOAN. i rn sapere a el ——— hey mii Building Foapgn eect, $1.70 A DOZEN, jy8-2m O16 F st. ‘ ‘These are regular 20c, goods, and when they are ONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ES, ATE. PROMPT | gone it will be impossibie toget more at such alow attentien to all applications. SWORMSTEDT & BKADLE) v7 LB, dyS-lm ONEY To LOAN A) AN BUMS FROM 8500 UPWARD. AI 5 AND 6 PER CENL, on REAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. RO. HOLTZMAN, a eS bwin Ss WE, HAVE EXCLUSIVELY, THE FOLLOWING ay bums to Loan: $3,000, €8,000, $11,000. No ine to prepare pape ‘Selim “DENBEE, Davis & 00., 131 in sus "ALBERT F. FOX, Je21-Im 920 F at, n.w. MOXEX, 70 L0AN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AR roved Keal Kstate Hecurts. ‘smountss specialty Tyikn s RUTHERFORD my22-Sm* 1307 ¥ st. uw. ONLY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO BUI, AT5 AND Over SANK T. WAWLINOS, 1808 Eu ave, Ti : my19 (ihe Arlington Fire ins, Co.'s office ‘OREY TO LOAN-ENDOWM-NT, LIFE AND MO Rintincboticies bouche ar Mighert Gok pane talue “st reasonable Nerms, oft i ACHESON, 1307 F ot nwe jes Sur rate. Secure a supply at once, as they will svon be gone, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth st. P. 8.—Remember our CRISP POTATO CHIPS for Luncheons and Picnics, a8 ELG Keer Coon FLANNEL SUITS, SERGE SUITS, SASHES, BELTS, CAPS, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, &< STRAW HATS. SUN UMBRELLAS BH. STINEMETZ & BONS, City Engineer. the officg of the Supervising Architect, Treas v D.C. until TWO O'CLCC. DAY OF JULY, 1890, for ‘ishing and delivering Drafting Materials forthe wide. “All other dimensions the same. Racer aoa WILL BE RECEIVED AT above-uaned office during the fiscal year ‘June 36, 1801. ‘in ‘accordance with the speqmention. aud fits offs. "ach bid mnast be accompanied brs cect i int accom| Hie ‘8 certi- fied check for $50, drawn to the order of the ‘recs. rer of the United States ow ty fOr the saties factory fulfilment of the order end ‘the delay of the materials. ‘The department will reject a bids Feceived atter the time fixed for ing the i also aif bids which do not comply strictly with all the juirements of this invitation. Proposals must be ancl in Cengpe pee and indorsed, “Proposais for furnishing aud delivering Drafting Materials for aang ¢, beng Fy ining A ever ment, Washington, 5” and begs oo woe Dupervisiug Architect, July 3, 1890. @y10-3m Gexrs Surrs Scounep AND PRESSED FOR $l. 1237 Pa ave. ONE!) AN IN LARGE AND SMALL j,Pante, 25c.: Vests, and A few sunis of 35,000 and up ato percent. LUTCH- He On A Oe oth ot. m.0 INS, BULKLEY & 00.1003 Pa ave. auz 22h Sed eer West Weshingion, OREY 10 WAN 1N SUMS 40 SUIT O8 MEAL Mee ‘Successors tod. ¥ Cullinane & Ga Guy ew. 4 Moxey LOAN ON aPri BEAL Es. tate ‘within ‘the Disteiet of supail stpouuin which i desire to lowest rates of interest. GEO. Vth and H sts. n.w. 0 i ha tere papa MOSEL IS 2 noun cen, Deine seg secunte” FRG FOSSETT ME eee pene ace Jon rover ghee ae a Be RL UEPEST ER p24 Successor Fat. EDUCATIONAL ‘Underwear, Outing Shirts and Neckwear is very cou | DETECTIVE BLOCK’S TRIAL A Postponement Unt!l Tomorrow—Wit- nesses on Hand. The trial of Detective Block, which was to have taken place at police headquarters this ‘morning before the trial board, was postponed Until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The offi- cer was ready, but his couusel, Mr. H.E. Davis, had another engagement and could mot be Present, Mr. William P. Wood, who preferred the charges, was on hand early and so were some of the witnesses. Those who appeared to be sworn were James Springman, «a deputy mar- shal, and ex-Lient. Arnold The mames of ex-Superintendent of rolice Walker and Jus- tice Mulls were mentioned as witnesses, but they did not appear so early, Ex-Lieat Arnold, while waiting, as he to be sworn, made the remark that it depended upon who swore him whether he would testify or not. Chief Clerk Syivester, whose duty it is to administer oaths on such Occasions, said he (Sylvester) would tell the truth, no matter who swore him. The ex- lieutenant said that he would be satisfied if the oath was administered by Col. Moore. Mr. Wood said it made no dittor nee who swore him; that he was going to make what showing he could with his witnesses and he was willing to take the oath from anybody who had Power to administer it, from the cook to the chief. Ferdinand Lowenstein’s name was me: tioned and Mr. Wood said he was not respon ble for Lowenstein, as he was Col client, —_—_. AN ARRAY OF BOTTLES, Original Packages Shown as Testimony in a Police Court Case. There was an interesting scene in the Police Court today when the case of George Johnsom was called. George is one of the old colored “uncles” who lives in Freeman's alley, and Policemen Dailey and Ferguson charged bum with keeping an unlicensed bar, On Prosecuting Attorney Dumont's desk wert several bottles and a wine glass. One bottle was labeled mineral water. Portions of blank subpenas were on the other bottles and one read: ~The President of the United States to—" and the other bore the name of “Howard Clagett, clerk.” Mr. Dumont claimed that they were “orige inal packages,” but the empty space in the bot tle looked as though some one had taken at least four fingers therefrom, Whisky, fresh beer and stale beer were the contents of the bottles. Maria Douglass told the court that she drank blackberry aud gin, beer and whisky and paid 80 cents for all. She ber husband drauk. “Uncle” Jerry Taylor came forward and ad- mitted that he was the owner of one of the bottles and denied that the defendant had ever sold anything to drink so far as he had known, “Have you been drinking this morning?” asked the judge. ‘No, sir,” responded the witness, ‘No. your honor,” responded Gen. Oarring> ton, “he's sober as a judy, Another colored man named isley, who lives in the house, said that he liked the’ taste of whisky, but “deed” he didu’t know that George ever sold it, Maria Douglass was recailed and examined and the court dismissed the case. ~_ Promised to Go Away. Wm. Gorings, ® young man claiming to be from Goldsboro’, N. the Police Court and begging on the streets. The court recognized him as hav- ing been sent down to the work house last week and asked how he got out. Goring «aid he bad written to a Senator and on Saturday received au answer that the Senator had written to Com- sssioner Douglass, and he was released Satur- day evening. Officer Eaton testified that he found him at the drug store, 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, asking for money. The court asked if he hmd any place to go to and he ee to go to Alexandria. The court asked how long will it be betore he returned. “Not for fifty years, judze.” replied the prisoner. ihe court said if the officer chose to see him off he would let him go, and the oilicer agreed to escort him tc the train. —— Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee bave been filed as follows: W. H. Michael to W. N. Brady, lots 11 and 12, block 24, Brookland; 1,000. Joseph Hannoe to John Chester, subs 14, 15, 18 and 21, aq. e. of 475; @ John Chester to Joseph Hannoe, parts 18 and 21, sq. 878;8— P. H. Christman to C. W. Mitchell, sub 56, ag. 1 1,000, 0. Cox to same, subs 9and 10. sq. 8. of 572; @— A. C, Clark to H.C, Norris, sub 183, sq. 855; &— Same to Kate J. O'Toole, sub 182, do.; e Elizabeth Stott et al. to C, J. Stott et al., in trust, lot 13, #q. 120; lot 5, eq. 141; % aq. parts 3 and 15, sq. 141; part 11, eg. 142; part sub 25, sq. 400; ¢—. > bs ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tue EVENING STAR, ‘Tue Snoemaxixe Inpustey.—The Potomas shoe factory is now turning out some hundred pairs of shoes per day with asmall force, a considerable portion of which is under instruc- tions. The lower story of the south building as occupied by the engines and the sole-cutt machinery, Ac. The machines for making ani trimming are at work in the second story, while in the third story the women operatives re busy with their sewing machines making hoe uppers. The office occupics the former Green counting room, The spacious building on Prince street is unoccupied. ‘The present capacity of the factory ix 300 pairs of shoes per Gay, and about fifty bands are employed in all ‘The building has ample room for the making of 1,000 pairs of shoes per day and the employ- ment of four hundred bands, The Potomac factory is now one of the institutions of Alex- andria, and the question is, who will first wear andria factory shoe’ Cnuncn Sexvices.—Kev. Dr. Bishop of Trine ity ME. Church conducied the services yes- terday at Fairfax Court House and his pulpit here was filled by ministers from Washington, Rev. 8, Brown preaching in the morning and Rev. J. B. Shockiey in the evening, Services have been arranged for every night this week. At the Baptist Church Meserm. T. A. Brosdug, Groves und Webb were ordained deacons, Nores.—United States Marshal R R. Harr was thrown from his buggy on Satar near Fairfax Station by the rapid and eccen- tric movements of @ restive borse, and two of his ribs were fractured. He is at bis home in Fairfax uuder medical care.—A company, of which Hon. Frank Hume is an active leader, have fitted up Norley Hall, nearly opposite this city, as a river resort, and an effort is now made to induce the Washington and Alexandria ferry boats to make connections there.— Potomac Lodge, L 0. 0. F., bas installed Louis Brill as noble grand. The lodge has now nearly one hundred and tweaty membera, > MR. WOLF’S ELOQUENCE, The Marksmen Attend a Grand Banquet in Berlin and are Well Entertained. Herr Diersch presided at a banquet givem yesterday in Berlin on the occasion of the clos- ing of the shooting tournament. Burgomaster Forckenbeck wrov a letter apologizing for his absence, in which he expressed the wish that the national and friendly ties created by the competitions would ever increase in strength, The sentiment was received with cheers. After the reading of greeting from varions sovereigns and princes and remarks in which he dwel upon the iase parable that united the Germans of America and the Germans of Germany in « common love for the fatherland, At the close of the festivites the l officer expressed the hope that he the visitors at the next tournament The em- s cup was then presented to the winner, Hore Masch of Meran,ausi. hearty cheers, Prizes yesterday's contest were won Zimmerman, Mueller and Jacob Scherf York and Jvaries of Philadelphia, eee