Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1890, Page 3

FOR RENT--HOUSES. JOR RENT—TILL JAN House, two baths; wable in ‘connection. ¥ Premises, 227 East Capitol st ON oR RENT— PIERCE PLACE, § ty gt Sew (Nine-rgom and Bath dow Brick, rent reduc \ sto” Hes: R HUNGELEOND, 624 14th st pW N, OR RENT_bY THOMAS F. WAGGAMAN, e » katate Broker, 017 Fet n.w. ¥F Real Pate USES. 1 ———| 462 C Fla av. 2) =e 0 at. nw, OF. Patuw.far. nw. 1 -.-1 468 La ave. 4iu floor, 119,” front room... Bd fbi. raa.5! STOKES, Ee. +1100G st (Str & dwe 333 K 30! me... str. rin 421 Lai _ 39) Shop rear 1620 Ow 3 tion of, the Troperty oo my et bulletin issued on books, "For full livt call 8 ofice Sor bulletin issued 6 1A ST... NEAR RHODE Se ee eee eh aad 10th ta; coven ard 3 SS st RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE—1624 19TH near Dupont circle; 12 rooms; eae’ uew: Square hall: Dick stair; perfect order; rent $1,000; Yrice $14,000. OWNER, 1225 Conn. sve. Jy15-3t JOR & SECTION OF THE northwest, G-room Store and Dwelling, with fine ‘oven and store fixtures. a rare chance for « baker enfectioner: reat, $39 perio. J. Mel. DODSON, ‘14 Fu JOR KENT-SE. COR STH AND P NW.) bath, we. : cb 3.50, 1434 Q B.w.: 12r BBO. 531 19th nw: $35.50. Store and Dwelling uw, re ‘Sth and 611 North Carolina ave; », to de tenant lout are. 2.¥ ‘23d "aw fk Th. Wag 638 a n.¢., $10. — % DUvart, 925 Fat by N.Y. ave. os abd 14h wud 15thsts. 86 bounded by L and sts. and Stable neg. bound fable tu q._ bow ‘200 by M aud Naud Conn. ave. and 19th st..... OS.33 $3.33 Staple in ¥ and he 100 UNISHED. =m th ‘8 3166.67 ‘Mast. bet. Conn. 17thst., Lur.te Dupont Circle.. r. McPherson sq..350 Jefferson pl. bet. Conn. Goer and 13th pes: ‘ave. and 19th st.,14r. overlooking ! double: son_ Square, 171 166. 67 bath... $33.33 Conn. above Rat... bet. 16th &17th..500 Izrs., two baths. 166.67 Path st. De Sales 150 Conn, ave. WN st. nr. Vermos N sts, 15 yo ave. vet. mith sts oes Bi bet.17t 0 bath 125 N st. bet. 17th & 1sth..125 : 30 Hattetiveb and ata. y 17th & DeSales So batha,cellar, Be125 House, Lb re Mass. ave 14th an t 3 15th sta... <. 200 Vermont ave. Conn. ave., adjacent 00 — cirele, 10rs., Lafs te Square. = Rbo.le Island ave. bet. Get. bet. 18th &100h...86 17th and Isth a pa ULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED A’ 4 os ‘HILL & JOHNSTON, jy15-s.tu.tn "1603 Penn. ave.n.w. Fron Re NT_ She ROOM HOUSE: BATH. LARGE pantry, two hails; all modern improvements; fo lines f cars; near departments; Tent $30.30. 934 Sth st mw. = ee A BEAUTIFUL TWO- we, 1703 LOth st nw. as'tiled hearths, cabine 166. (+t For REXT BY ows story and Basement with all the mod. imps, s mantels and electric gat ber house. C K RENT—1009 AND 1011 13TH BT t. Kand L sts, nw,, known as “The Living- ‘inprovements, PB. F. LAKNER, 639 F at. <.W., NEW, TWO - fivished. Rent to ID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. THE EVENING STAR: \WASHINGTON FOR RENT—HOUSES. — D.C. TUESDAY, JULY "TS; 1890. fOR RENT—HOUSES. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. . cars, containing = larve rooms sud bath, are osumer. They wilvuot be rented ts partes hevings will no of children. "835 each. = _Sy12-8 CHAS. E. BANES, 700 14th st, FORREST 1213 2th 1116 Tee, Gr. &b. sthall ard Gr. 55/1871 Set, Tr. &D.. 1534 Pierce place, 10r...35 800 H st.. store. Ed at. & Va. ave., ators, 2010 Portne: "35/402 Richardson pl, br..12 HUNGERFORD, 624 14th st, all m: Grooms, al! m.i) irs O18 "Prrooian, eas and water a. w., 4 rooms, : waka 819 7th st, nw. Two-story Store 1879 Sth at. p.w., Brick, Sr.. 8.1.5 425 Q st. p.w.. Brick, 8 rooms, a) 901 12th st. a.w., Frame, store, & 109 7th st. n.w.. Large S 5 at. ik. Gr. ey TT eee + i SeheeEsecen & FE: i 116 “40 1108 330 zloz 6 ie 3 zila As Tol 50 Pte re ‘454 30 1321 ‘4 He 10 E 39 $25 14 i 4 eee Pipette cee ia E, red and painted throuzhout i frets all mad saup, be meee aioe 4 i OK RENT—NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK; WIDE hall, closets, side yard, hydrant near kitchen door on lin>' of Brightwood Pueumatic Street Cars; 1 miles from Patent Office: $1 New 6-room Bricl on 6ti exteuded near Howard University: $1. a ‘OOD, £23 9th st. ay RK RENT—TEN-ROOM BAY-WINDOW BRICK south front; all mod. imps. ; papered_ -h*oughout; convenient to schools, churcbes. cars and market; $4” Ust.p w.; $25. OWNEK, next door. dy 12-38" tot Man ze rb... 23 H at, 10r.,m.i...100 606 21st., Gr. m. 1410 2Oth'at., 10e., mL 75 1336 22d 616 La. ave. 10r. 2014G,10r..m. JN... cor. 21st and Hi sts.6u 918 Si0 10th st., 10r..m.1 60/10 1131 15th.str & dw 2311-19 Pa av, f 2315-2317 Pa. 28 Mst., Sr., mi, 18-20 Olive at. 15 M st., 6r. ‘Ok KENT—BY ER. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and ¥ sts. nw, M st. n.w., 16r. 38 13th st.nw > 14th o.w.d > Gth st. nw, Lar 18 b2th nw., 8c OFFICES. -#20 to 5) Flegant, rooms STABLES. 7020 Comm. av. ¢rear).22 | 1022 Conn. av. rreary..830 yi R_O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F stamw,_ Foe eye T THE FIRST WEEK IN Aus House 117 4th si all modern im- groeven Sowerardens front amd back. T. B. 2514-35 STAHL. 408 La ave. sm. kd wesw. & G15 117 H & i, 4i¢h8, 57.9 520 Cit. PARKER, cot Parolina ave. s.e., all m.t., ce st., Le Droit Park, all m.i Ww WH mnt. OFS. . Pst. nw. ail at. Gre. st. w.e., all ink, 6 Fs all mi. 8 + all in. i LIGIBLE FAMILY 3 rooms, ‘This prop- ‘without expense and im the very center of busimess. 1. A. HAKDING, 606 11th st. Ok RENT—A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, BAY ptaining 7 rooms and bath, with all iin thorough order; 403 it st. u.w. DO 4th st. mw. aye 41s P at. now. Sra 5 Ist st. a w., +P . icy alley, bet. 4348 Gti u-w CHARLES W. HANDY, ¢ OK KENT—939 M ST.: 3-STORY AND BASE- ot; 14 rooms and excellent Stabie in rear: only Wil. HOSA RS & CO. I ‘T—614 1 8T.: 8 ROO! ey in rear, will rent for 30 WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO. ENT—A. 8. CAYWOOD, 4 1761 Pst. wwe; Bw. bet. i= re. ~ - 36" fh and 10th; Tors < fared rida ave. uw nw. 7 Ts y st. n.w.; large house and ary st. o.W.; Gre. " 'O& RENT—NEW TEN-ROOM HOUSE NEAK MT, Pleasant; only $30 per month grounds, iruit. Also 1604 15th st Tooms, #30. J.B. HERTFORD, 1419 Ok RENT—SEVERAL NEW AND DESIKABLE Brick Dwellings near street cars and market, reut- idg trom #10 to $35. E. A. MCINTIRE, 222 C ity Church. = 806 11th n.w., 1 26 814 11th st. nw, 10r 15 M st. Cottage,t ckington, I 4r. 13 11th 1251 9th st ow., 10r. New York ave. 71. 1412 Oth st. Bw. 10r. 140.643 La. ave., 34 toor..12 ‘ALBERY F. FOX, dy12-3t 20 F st. lw. N.W. BRICK ROR RENT—NO. 1129 24TH BT. d ‘all inod. imps., House, couiaining 6 rovtus an mut ia thorough order, #20. 30 per wo. Coonbageias = WASH DANENHOWER, sy12-6¢ 111d Pat. ne. {0K _KENT—ELEGANT NEW DKICK HOUSE, TOL N- 1 ave on. w. containing 17. rogms aud all mod. jtups. Rent only $50 per mo. toxood tenau = Y WASH'N DANENHOWL Ie 3115 F st. nw. PLOR RENT—13504T _ Nine houses in Cull — bw, HEDW.D. 835.50) nane alley. 9 Lsi st. 30 STORES Ke. 8-r-D. Wa 7b. 460 K st. nw. 3 20466 K s lance | room, suitable tor 50 wiocery or confec- toner: i 17 a & BUTLER, 609 Fst. n.w. FEW LEFT OF THOSE Bay-window Bricks, a.m, and can't be beat for $25.50. ase sw. $10. 2B. 1. 8 Sth n.w.,5r... g6r.tn.)....21.50,46Y Arcnory aw CAL WOOD & GARKETT, 13th . .75/337 6th s.w., Gr. 6 309 Broad alley, 2re.4. 0 B. LEONARD, 407 43¢5w BENT—UNFURNISHED. D4 Pa. av, O13 Host. nwa TIP. 855 3 5 | 41) J 2th st.vw., 107.50. 1109 Green's alley, 6,9 FS 13 3 40 | 1244 Union p 8.50 1917 Harewood ave. Le Droit Park, 1or., #65. 0U. 1503 Vermont comp. furn.; iOr.; "all mi cheap durin, vent tenant preferred, mz3-450 7 KFOKD 1307 F st.ncw. Foe, RENT ISIS VT. AVE. ; 6 ROOMS, BAY window: all modern improvements; rent €35 per Month. EUGENE D. CAKUSI & CO., corner 10th and E ats, Syl 1-6 Fok RENT.1924 H ST. DESIRABLE 3 and Basement House; 10 rooms: $60. dyll-4t ‘A.B. PAKDON, ette terrace. 21TCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penn. ave. uw. NG, REAL ESTATE Broker, 1264 3: ‘ashington. D.C. Corner of P and 3 » 11 new 6-room Frames; water aud water closets in yards; including water, Th iooee Call for bulletins, priuted weekly. LING. 3e10-2m* E Bt PPLy 1 9 Corcoran st. n.w., nine rooms. 12 Columbia st. n.w., eight rooms. Pa. ave. s. ¢.. four-room Flat... to 403 7th st. n. w. or 5: it Sp. HERMAN PLACE.” 14TH NEAR aeent and sdjoinitie Gen. Swain d mene fas and water, large Stable _S¥TL-LOe w. Trkstable.37.59 Litt Sicecraeedie 74 1716 Stable, resr Corcoran 4 13.30” Guile JAMES M. G Fet®=:, Seven-room House, 1715 9th st m.w., modern im- Drovements, ‘eu-room House, 1633 Marion st., modern im- provems ute. EMMONS 8. SMITH, 705 Mark Fh BENE REAR PATENT OF FICE 729 4TH st. o.w., 9 rooms; bath. in good condition 837.50 THOMAS W. FOW Pat n.w., 2d floor, 17 AND 110 NEW YORE ave. Bw. j excellent condition all moders improve- ts: reut ¢30 per month, Apply 124 N st. a.w. a st.me., 13r.m. 5S, ie, actu. 30 DWELLS. Gr. & store.45 32 aan ior Ns Law Sat. Bist, #10) Me bats Pisssy 27 8 eeeee fon egies cain Homans: Pisnkkes con x Ray os AND 3g 97H OTT «new! wa 1 0. DEEBLE, DAVIS & OO., 1319 F at aw. a irs. FOR SALE—HOUSES. R SALE—CHE. av x aca 00; ott Srey pos one, two and three years. For Two will sell them for 825,000, balf cash, Rennie ce ae ee eap— 1 Houses on K st. s.w. bet. 34 Syd, Onis 82.700; torn eaey ieap—A ood little Brick House om Me: ‘two 6-room Brick: Hovses o@ it. bet, rises s Price $2,500; 500 month. ie ae % ©. W'VAWKEn, 434 and Fata. aw. F228 .S452-1HE FoLLowING DEsinanLe Hoes ate for sale on small payments, bal- ance monthly: st. bay window, 6 rooms, at. near electric cars, new, wyod dish, only #4.500. mans Spruce nt. nt Park, 7 roo! cellar, pecuption Bal, ‘cabinet mantelaciot 21-3100, alley? “ ~ 6 beth Saree 24 st bay window, rooms and DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. PCR BALE-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON B t. n.e., uear the Capitol ; oue of the choicest loca- lie city ;new; 2 stories, cellar aud back buiid- of the best material, Suest workmanship; lot 20%100; wide alley ; frouts on reservation, Apply. to DAVID D, STONE, 806 F st. n.w. ay: JOR SALE—A VERY CHEAP PIECE OF PROP. erty on the west side of 11th st.uear G, Three-story ick; lot 20.6x95 to alley; valuable for business pur- poses, AVID D. STONE, 3y15-2t ‘806 F st. nw, )OR SALE-NORTHWEST, VERY PRETTY 2- story House; 6 rooms and bath; concrete cellar. $4,200. MERRILL & TERRY, 4 1114 F st. nw, tions in {OK SALE-12TH ST. _N. -STORY BRICK; Grooms and bath. 93,800. “Jy1-3t MERRILL & T) 1114 Fst. n. A NINE-ROOM for $35 a month; DAVID D. S1ONr, 806 F at. n.w. Fes SALE—A BARGAIN I) Frame on 10th at. neor H, renti lot 28x100; price $7,000, EOE SALE-* G00 S NT IN THK New Brick Houses near 7th and Q. renting for ® month; each $4,200, DAVID D. STO: yl S2t 806 F at. n. HOUSES. NORTHWEST. 618 Tt 3 ™. 1. 2210 to 2234 Brd'y st... tert B- Fid'000 baby drealle = 816,900 0: na'ry all...15,700 108 3 Tadiana ave. bh-, | (1237 Tat, fh. Br. 18,000 in, OF. 7,500 338 to 34% “Jackson 1229" Masa. “ave, ih", || “Hall alley, hh., 4r.6,250 ‘Sr. 7,350/1 to 6 alley’ bet, Man Nath 3,000 000 ii. GF-.5,000 b.b.,water, 6r.......4. 8 to 3334 P at, 1. 1328'V at. fh. Gr..3:800) 5,0 205 12th Seta Sth st, bn, m, 5 K st, b.h., 8 3 ley, b.b., 4r. 297 ‘snd Law. £h., be... rouce Bt 424and 436 Oat ailey, |831, 85K 8S: fh, 4r. “$7800 bb. Or, each, BQ at. f |423 8 ate, oh. 1915 Est..'th. 000) two houses in rear.4,000 ‘The above i only ® Portion of the property on my books.” For full list call at office for bulletin issued on the lstand 15th. {jy15] THOS. 2 WAGGAMAN. FR SALE-2129 71H ST. N.W., STORE AND Dwelling; excellent busitiess siand. Apply on preminea, Es #UR SALE—MT. PLEASANT COTTAGE, TWO- story and attic, ® rooms; lot 50x1 eatin ginlive Corner House, 8 roo hed in natu wi 3 stable and large lot, dy 15-3t Z OR SALE Briek (new); 10 rooms; concrete cellar: room; coal vault: 10,500. MERRILL & TE dy l-3t 1134 F at. re SALE — CORNER PROPERTY, P 8T. Store and Dwelling, 17 rooms aud bath sie. $9,500. aS e f TERRY, y1o~i JF GE SALECAS ELEGANT DWELLING ON HILL. yer place: every moderr imp. Price very low aud terms to suit after the first payment of 33,000, E. T. KAISER, jy14-3t Room 4, Atiantic Building JOR SALE—@31,000 WILL BUY THAT ELE- gant Double Mansion s.w. corner 13th and N sts. Boy { lot OOx115. This is exceedingly low ut above Price. E. T. KAISER, dy 14-3 Room 4, Atlantic Building. EGE SALELWE HAVE SEVERAL CHEAP HOUSES Suitable for Business Purposes on New York ave, between 9th and 15th sts. n.w. dy 14-31 PITNEY & BRADFORD, 1305 F OR SALE—A VERY CHEAP HOUSE 0: id ‘st. near K; bay window, 8 rooms and bath; 18 ft front; location the best in the city for @ low-priced ome. jy Fx SALE A. T SELL AT House on Qt. this week ; no reasonable offer will be refused; xovd reason for sscrinicing. ‘Ihe correct deseription i 22 stories and cella large parlor, din- ing room and kitchen om Ist floor, 4 bed rooms on see- end floor; trout and back stairways; hardwood Anish; beautiful gas fixtures: lot 19104 to wide For Permitto mspeet apply to DAVID. D. ee S12 806 F st. nw. {OH SALE—LOOK AT THOSE, HANDSOME NEW Honses on © st. nw. bet, 2d and 3d; tbey are beauties; 10 und 14 rooms; unusually weil built; heated by furnace; side and rear nlieys; 1107 first-c.aas; convenient to the business part of For lowest prices apply to t DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst. n, ‘OR SALE—NORT/ T— Frame... wees bay-window Brick, 6 rooms Six-room Brick, witt rear jot, jylese CHAS. SIC Fee ea SE Ony AN Brick Houses on K st, bet. North pitol and . l-built houses and are Gem Table Flies, Peru t to tnapect upon application to we HARLES W. HANDY, 971 F st. n, w. Ok SALE—BY HUTCHINS, BULKLEY 1503 Pu ave. nw. 0. A Very Desirable 9-roou: House on north Q bet. 14th and 15th sts, ; all mod, imps, ; lot 86.090. A 9-room House on East Capitol st. bet. 7th sud Sth sts.; a good lot; an exceilent ch: $000. A Very Nice 16. 35th aud 16th; all mod, im : houses of the for. #12,000 for » Boautiful Houss ou 1th near ict, rontains 10 rooms, very finely furvished. . room House on ist, near 16th, ; all ps. wad 18 a Darwin. 8 00. “New Y-room House on New Hampshire ave; built iu the very best manner by the owner fora ome, $4,000. A Cozy 7-room Brick on 10th st, near R, in excellent condition; a good chance to secure a nice hittle home enea EW FOUR-ROO: BASEME $5,000. A New 9-room Brick House, within a few biocks of the Capitol and very near car line. $7,000. A10-room House, wasuut finish: will rent for £60 per month; lot 30x70; situated 19th near G. * J. AL B-roum Cottace and 10,G00 feet ground at Takomu Park: ground «lone is ‘worth nearly the money asked. HUTCHINS, BULKLEY & CO. it 03 Pennsylvania ave. vw. Kk SALE—1219 H ST. N.W., TWO-STORY A senient, 7 rooms and bath, in good con- dition, ail mod. imps. ; lot 19 feet front, Near néw Library building, nearly new room house, handsomely furnished, stone steps aud trimmings; weil rente: e- 146% Pierce place, govd two-story wid ‘busc- nent house, all mod. iimps., good condition. . Fine store and Dwelling cotner Virginia ave, ‘2ikd st.,in perfect order; good stand for ery. South side and fork ave., two-story basement house, nicely finish proved section . 141 Carroll st., withi buildiny, uew’ two-story and ceilar, 6 aud bath! all mod. iinps. UST & HU S123 4,100 3,600 GELFORD, 624 14th st. now, |. HOUSES ON THE Ww. near U, 1916 and 1918: these houses ure newly fini+bed, with every moderu improvement and convenience, and will be sold cheap and on easy terms. ACKER & GADSBY, 1008 ¥ st. B.w. B98, SALECGREAT | BARGAINS—HAN Dv: tory Buck-building Bay-window 7-room Houses thoroughly built by day labor: finished in ustural wood ; cak wautels; excellent ueighborhuod: car and herdic lines: paved street, # hs * Wk BUKEOMD, 1 av.2b-18t AKE, FINE 8 FOR SALE” BARGAIN, FoR 82, -room Fraiye House; well locate Tents for § iw WE BURFORD, te 1422 N.Y, ave, ist TPR SALE—AT #2000 EACH, Bitiet titsen well Weaeed sorta ate oF 1nvestwents. a W. &, BURFORD, 142: x OWN A HOME: $150 ©. 2 { montily; new Brick! Z stars Bassey, iS Window, 8’ Roome: large frout and back yarde, finished in oak; cabinet imantels, electric bells, speak: ing tubes, modern improvements; Lest location north. east; car and herdic lines, Pri +2200. Buy HB SMITH, Oth and ‘Massschuset 2-2" SALE—SOUTH i F H ST. NEA! SALE-N.W. COR. MAND N. CAP. STS; PALETAT INVESTMERT | PRICES, ON Fe tory Frame ‘Dwelling, tot s0udr tect x46 (2510 parking); ness corper in meni few large Lots also 82,350. WESCOTT, WILCOX improving section ; $2,15U. Box 60, Star office. 15-6" ie SOOT Es. S90 Sa OOS ae. OF Foe SALE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BEAUTIFUL F SIDE VAAVE NEAR 23D8T, | F'ana Cheap Low by MERILE © sete” beh © wie wfc Ee | HAs SST __toor‘rsaresaid Gent Lave. | PPESALE CHEAP UOT, 7760, S4a: $8 7OR Bape 08 Cals pay ey Joten SA st. that con be uxbt at thet price—SUc. per room 5 53 8.800" ‘WESCOIT, WILOOX & GO. Sy1z-st 1907 Pa ave. and 6th and La. avo. FOE SALE TWO-STORY BRICK ON 87H BET. only S and T sts. uw. ; = 4.000. beh: Fi $y15-38 we THOMPSON, Room & Atlantic ng. _ 1718-30" _ | 34s ROE SALE-THINTY-ACKE FARM BETWEEN Fs sts aye - STORY - —_— - ee and =. —— B. ES RK, aaa from Brick ; located. n.w. near 3 ES vi muile upper’ ‘Chari: has Grooms and bath room; all‘m.A. Price 84,000, with fe ton Heights; lies high op the running Price 12-60" (A100) TYL RUTHERFORD, 13307 F st, stream of water P ‘this if wold at once. PRESS pace Front Dwellings; Iatrobes, brick set range, soe Fat t mantel, covered jambing, coal |ALE—FARM_—AT A SPECULATIVE PRIC! Youle, everything ahetcleas, 1808. fea with road 7 Acres, more or less, Droit Park; price, 84,500. WATERS & THU: airable place to subdiviae into > OF Keom 8, adlantic Butlding. el Uate 3% miles froin Washi an City, onthe Toad 1 TOR SALE THOSE THREE NEW AND HAND, alls COuseh. For price and tonne cons ery, Bre eath Coataine Sinciante potween, 1pth sud | TOR SALE—FOUR ECONOMICAL LOTS FOR | 4y14-10t 1301 ¥ st. nw. peredy bath, Latroben, Tae eee etae. tales ead | AY Buiider; each 18x89 to north side ¥ near | = son nENTTAN ATTRACTIVE. OOM 2 Vientiful supply of closets. These houses are | *24 st. n.w.; worth $1.25. wanted; every im- modious Ho! yattsville, Md. Inquire J. H. weil located in the West End section, Raving a south. | Provement in street: herdice at corner. ay terme | 1, Powicus House. Hyal ay ld lw" Sen exposures aud tan be purchased for woul cath | W3l- 1. ORI OUT 13th st new aylatm =e Payment, the balance payable $42 monthly, which the | BOK SALE—A FEW VERY LOW-PRIGED LOTS= ‘Qk $AL¥ 700 WILL BUY FIVE ACKE tulles {rou city ecod toed, Heres. waon, Guew): six rom city: t Hore, w tats \d wheat crop om wround. W. W. HALL. rg purchaser reduces every year until the property is paid ior; the above payment includes interest und ie will trade for vacant pro} = Miyieet INO. F. WAGGAM AN, 00 14th at. ay PGE SAGES fOUR-ROOM Flame ON FRANK- Hu at; lot 16.6209. price, $7. 300. ay B. H. WARNER &CO., 916 F st. vw. {UR SALE A BARGAIN—NEW SIX-ROOM-AND- bath House, with cellar; heated by furuace; front ing »cuth on Ficrida avs. opposite Sth s*.; s guaran- ven avainet mechanice, livna, Loris ven om application to L, F. RANDOLPH, 3y10-0co2t Room 36, Le Droit Building. ‘Ok SALE_SOUTH SIDE OF L ST. BET. OTH and 10th sta. n.w., Good Frame House; lot 2ix114 800, MM. PARKER, Oni; Asst 1418 F at, JOR SALE—A VERY NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME Cottage on Connecticut ave. ; lot 25x97; this isa é ate New York ave. n.w. near Ist; alley; per loot 81.15. 19x 100, North Capitol st.; party wall; per foot 75 cents; worth 90 centa, 20x95, 8 st. notereen, Oth end 20th ote.; well; fasb- Jonabie location: 38x67, N st. 9 r Now York ave., $1,400, -€. ‘Dear 34, $980. Jy14-3t DAVID b. STONE, 806 F st.n.w. FPO, SALE — ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND Speculators—A c to purchase 148 feet front on Lst. near North Capitol at. by depth of 70 fect to Alley, at 70 cents per foot. ‘This isa vers low price for such economical lots ao centrally locat Sy 14-3t DAVID D. STONE, S06 F at. n.w. OR SALE HAVE SEVERAL FIRST-RATE Bargains in Todd and Browns’ sub. of Pleasant Plains, and thisis the best time to buy. Apply at once. "WH. H. SAUNDERS & CU., 1407 F at. 3y13-78 (YOR SALE—CHEAP LOTS—1 456 F st. 5) | FOR ER HOTEL OR PRIVATE wOSUR TAT SEAT. A Beautiful Piece of Land contaizing 25 acres of good farming soil, an old mansion and outhouses, situ- ated in the southeastern part of Penusyivania between Mercersburg and Greencastle, directly on the. mein road, only $3 1miles from Washington, D.C. and lo from Hagerstown.” The mansion 1s in thorough repair and offers unusual sdvanteres ass suminer hotel. for such persons as go to the Blue Mountain House which is not far from it. A stream of water flows through the grounds, marking the sou'bern boundary, well stocked with fish and offering fecilities for bathing and boat ing, Price for all, including the heavy furniture now ‘it ENYON. NEXT TO | in'the house, 16.000. Terms, #6,000 cath, balauce pile we thanvie | ReWat Matick ae Gee tk ke [SCORES CMe tees ema FR SALE-WELL LOCATED IN THE N- near Pennsylvania ave, se., offer’ wauted for 100 feet eT patie) ict front: Brookland corner lot 10c. per foot. CHAS. A. ‘Three-Story Brick; 9 rooms; concrete cellar: A 7-ROOM {CRES. IMPROVED B 18x95 to 30-foot alley, very 16th st. ; very cheap SHIELDS, 1006 F st. n.w. ay 2-3t uttage: on ‘a ne: aS B. and O. gr two at 26,000. MM PARKEI CARE OF GROUND NEAR HODGES Sts Pe aren naire of Jas oot AE opp sone . uf Se ‘g i (OK SALE—AT WOODSIDE. ON THE 71H Si. etween Pe eve wed rt ore, 6 fect peculation, |W. Be BOYER S003 30° | Bread: 8 miles from Waahtugton. anew. therouekly built Ten-room Cottage, with bath. hot apiicolu water, furnace; all in complcte order and ready for ct . front by 101 feet 1 inch, deep: improved by three brick and one frame building; will be sold at specu- ine mediate occupancy; excellent water; stable tur two iar ee ne horses, station, Fenwick, Metropolitan Branch i sacha : ee ee aud O. railroad: teu traius cach way daily. price, FE N 218T ST, NEARHST., LOT, 4 $4,600; terms to suit. BF. LEIGHTON, Proprietor, 101 feet, improved by two Brick Dwellings: per juare fi 1.75. sauate 100 81 escOTT, WILCOX & CO, jy12-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La, ave. JOR SAL"—ON 2IST ST, NEAR IST. AND PA. ave., Large Frame Dwelling; lot 20xi03 feet to 482 La ave n. aye-k 200 ACRES, 2 MILES FROM LA‘ hams, Band P. R.K.. 10'from Washington; dwell- ing, Sc; “large barn and oucbuudings. § a ‘or Sale—150 acres, ¥ miles trom’ Bel 3 from Chariton Heixhts, B. and O. K.i., 11 from Wash- FE SALE-10TS—ON NORTH. LST. Florida ave., R,Sand T sts nw.; new electric Toad aud other street improvements to be made will greatly advance prices. ‘Several fine Corner Lots are offe: i prices from 30c. © foot upward; deferred | myton: dwelling, Jarge bara, one tenement house “pian 100A ROPTETUSOEY CG, | Rnencnaneaay WE thenBEasy Ot | SesRgunNgEE Sees ener 2. jculare ap) > | For Sale—297 32 wick B.and P. Ltda teal rem ied | eg dyt2-3m_* | it 11 from ‘Washington. dwelling, 10r. <2 barns and er acre. EGE SALE VRENNEYLVANIA’ AVE. BUSINESS and O. R.R.5 miles Property, between 17th and 18th ste, ; lot 30x96 to alley in rear: improved by desirable building in e: 2,000 fruit trees: §30 FOR BALETSOME OF THE HANDSOMEST LOTS | "Yor ‘sule—At Bledenaberg, in Holmead Manor, Mount Pleasant (betweer the a from Washington; 5-7. dwelling, stable, good weil cellent condition. For terms, &c., apply to 7th and 14th st. cars), stili forsale. Streets are now ut 754150. WESCOLT, WILCOX & CO. being yraded and sidewalks laid and trees to be planted : Jot abot . sa dy12-3t 1907 Par ave-andUthandia- eve, | this full. ‘These improvemsenta.are being dees withe — SOHN STEPHEN, 472 La ave. ARCHITECTS. out expense to purchasers. Several hounes ranging in rice “rom $2,000 to $12,000 to be built at once. rrices of this property will be advanced when strect ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—HANDSOME NEW 1. room residence: hard wood fiuish, electric bells FE and gus-lighting apparatus; on prominent corner | improvements are completed. For plats and other iv- — — je Island ave., near lowa Circle, ‘Terms easy. 5 407 | JQEMOVED MX OFFICE TO Jylz-6t HEISKELL & MCLERAN, 1008 Fst, | {rmtion apply to Wal. H. SAUNDERS & 13a ISG o mw evens OK SALE—81,000 CASH AND $30 PER MONTH ; 5 . : Will parcliared $7000 House on E mear id st Bow. yee eS TELE LOT ON CIM OE CR; | _gy2-Sm° Architect, Jot Zoxt00: house, brick, 8, rooms, modern improve- alley; important improvements suarauteed thet will eae eee ss ments; been rougbou ao our ieok teow B. H.WARNER& CO, —_| Make this very desirable; price $900; % = WOOD AND COAL sy eae — 3y12-st "WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. io nae <= see Nae NEO, Pelee Sod UMBERED: | 270R SALE—FOUR LOTS ON 7TH ST. NE. BET. q Coals. are built in the most substaniial manner, with all the | 7355'pe"gyartt ©. RULCHINS, BULKLEY & Co, Careful attention to postal orders e17-1m tre open for inspection irom Buu. to Spear, Price | EsOR GALELOT FRONTING 50 WELT ON G YENTISTRY_ are en for ion from 9 a... 5 p. ce, i ‘Ss $11,000. a BH. WaKNER GO,” | BO aa Yo geet cn tat bet sath ad Bote we Say z-5t 916 Fst. nw. improved by’ two Contdining about 15,500 ft.; Frames. “Price ENTIST, YTH ST., COR, ings inserted. Application G5c. per foot. JO, SECURE | "2 Lots on we. corner of 34 and @ sts. Fo8, SAE Now Ss THE TIME one of those new Three-story Bay-wiudow Brick Kv.w.—First-clase Fi 210 ft. on Price 0c. Houses. Nos. 518 to 528 Spruce st. Je Droit Park, | Gand 75 on 3d, containing 9,125 ee ag yt ly Sd these houses are delighttully located. bene only one | PEN + of on O at. bet. 16th and 17th n.w., 20.8 feet — ~ 2guare from cable and 9th at. cars, electric lhts &.: | grunt, containing 2007 eq. feet, wide aliey.” Prise they, contain eight large rooms sind bath: all being handsomely papered und finished in the most thoroug manner; terme: Stall cash payment, balance $32.50 per month, which the purchaser reduces every year until the property is paid for; the above payment in- cludes interest and principal; will trade for vacant property. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, dy12-6t 700 14th st, {OR SALE OR TRADE—VERY DESIRABLE 8- room Bath and Cellar A.M.1. Brick House; or will trade for lot not less than 18 feet front; location thwest. Address Box 59, Star office. jy 12 R SALE-SPLENDID EIGHY-NOOM BRICK on H near 21st st. nw. ; mod. imps, : rents $43 per B. H, WARNEK & CO. St 916 F si JOR SALE—A_ SPLENDID 7-ROOM HOUSE AT Hyattsville, Md., with about 5 acres of Iand; one of the prettiest pisces in tho village; if seen will be ap- preciated, and a judge of real estute will pronounce it cheap at $5,500; terrus easy. %, H. WARNER & CO. 4y12-3t 916 F ot. n.w. (OR SALE—THREE FRAME HOUSES ON C 8° 8.w.; lots good nize to aliey; well rented, paying ® good per cent. 87,300 for alla bargain. Jyl2-at SL, BOYER OR SALE_A FIVE-ROOM BRICK between Sth and 10th, 0, i U, L. BOYER & JOR SALE—FRAME HOUSE ON 7TH 87. 81.50 per ft. Beautitul Building Lot on 18th bet. Pand Q sts. D.w.; 23, x! side alley. Price $3 per ft. Lot on 8. Ct ped at. near B, 32.¥ ft. front, contain- ing about 2,000 sq. ft. Price $1.25 per ft. Lot on 15th at. extended near Columbia + 80.89 ft, front, containing sbout 8,000 ft. Price 45c. tt. Four Splendid Lots Fairview Heights, imme iv in front of Woodley Inn, on Tenallytown road; alley in the rear; fronting on the road 183.76 ft., contain- ing 37 1.54 tt. ice Oc. per tt. a Several Lots on Meridian Hill and in Kalorama for sale ut reasonable prices. CHARLES R. NEWMAN, dy12-3t Room 20, Atlantic Building. FOR SALES 15 Lots ON BET. 2D AND 3D 818. n.e.; 16x80; to an immediate purchaser will be Sold at & very reasonable price. Fs |. WARNER & CO. dy 12-3t 916 F st. ow. FF Ok, PALE-LoTs ON SOUTH SIDE CST. BET. Lith and 12th ets. mec., 50x100; these lots are Yery desirable and in ® neighborhood thst must im- prove rapidly; price 50 cts. dy]2-3t . H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. n.’ FOE SALE—A DESIRABLE CORNER LOCATION coutral; can be subdivided into six lote, three of which would be corner lots; ainple yards; good alleys; no waste ground; price reasonable. Inquire of dy 12-3 ‘M, M, PARKER, 1418 F st now. JROE SALE-ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST COR- “*Suuuze Parcea~ About all the announcement the ladies want at this season is one briefiy and plainly stating igure ‘We are offering: ‘India Linens and Plaids at from 5 to 250. Fine styles of Black Plaid Lawns, “Outing” Flannels at 8 10 and 12340. ‘Men's Negligee Shirts as follows; ‘The balance of our real Scotch Ginghams at 22c. Lots in Mt. Pleasant, 65x125; can be bought — lot 202119 to alle, at a very reasonable figure for the next fe in w auire of ~ MM. PARKER, CARHART & LEIDY, Sanat sy l2-3t i4is Fest E—TWO NICE RICK HO! was and water ES; “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” lt located. #.e. near East Capitol F JOR SALE—-TWO VERY NICE LOTS ON V 8ST. st: ‘rent $19 cach. 63.800 for bath. between 4th and 1oth sts, 106 frout; only | gy12 928 7th et and 706 Ket. nw. Caer a SE SURFORD, 1422 NY. ave. | 81 ii PARKERS Fit dns: iot Lesvos re Wo: | gon SALE—SOUTH SID a ve rooms; x00; rents $15. MK D oe - we enti Feud Lith; lot 22x120, rr Goons. SEE ee 2s sus Wy12-3e 1418 Let, 40-4 Sheeting, Bleached and Unbleached, 18¢. Fou, BALE — TWO SMALL FRAME Hous low Case Cotton, 10c- Boll locniod sw. : lot 264160; paying good rental, | FOR SALE_FINE LOT ON 15TH ST. NEAR RT. | Androscogin Bleached Cotton, Shor? Lengths, 7c. $2,000 for both. Wh BURYORD, ave, Bw.;24x100; price #3.50 per square foot] India Linen, b, 8.10, 1-3, 19 and 2dc. Bisa 1422 NXeave. | DUGAN’ H 609 F st. nw Ft Feather Proof Ticking, 156. = 2 a sr A full line of Corsetsan extra good one for 50c+ FOR SALE—FOR 84, 100.7-ROOM FRAME HOUSE: | JOR SALE_SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON RI | Summer Corset SU, Foe, oud OL, excellent repair; lot 32x04, threo squares from | M* ave. pear Lath st., 20 fect front, Loan immediate | Chiluren's lessen ge Sas OMY BOHP ORD, 1422 Ny In Tie neighborhood can be purchased for. m2 STUNG | Sloeing out Parasols very cheap, so, y . Ee JKFORD, N.Y. bi for. ful ne Of Law te colo! = oe <a ¥ Ove i. Ht WARNE & CO., Zyiouite Colinrs, Ibe, Cutts, 30e Of SALE Ol: KENT DESIRADLE RESIDENCE | _y12-3t S16 F sti. | Bere! Outing Shirt eo cna 75a n Le Droit Park «ood lot, stable, &. = - eee *s Outing Shirts, 26, 35, 40, 50and my24-4Nt TYLER & RULMERFOND, 1307 F JOE, SALE TSEVERAL SPLENDID BUILDING ] Boys" Kuce Sante and Shirt Waste ~ a — — | 3* Lots ou Sth and 9th sts. ne. bet, Hand 1; also lots | Challies fast colons be. FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 3-STORY | on 1 bet, Sth anu th wc. alzea about 1x00 feet to | Lange ithe of Ostiay Paine! cheap, oe Celiar Back, scenes a —— bath — = ‘Ys ae — Jie aud #1. For entire I street oe — Ves, etd and 15c. and celar; wit mod, imps; lot 20 foct front. Veicey | trout would make Prices joy) Wants in « cade ting Cloth. $9,000." (A 66). TYLER & ROTHERFURD, 1305, ‘Bi, WARNER & CO., Biue Twilled Flannel; al Wook tor Bathite Satie, st. DoW, a Je dy St vis Fat aw Se be x. Fi QUiGTHQAice HOMES OX ,cisceNT | J70n SALE-A TIECE OF GROUND, 64x10 To — sa teagoeor oe ai jeridian |, pear Senator Henderson's ve t alley, ou Flor ave. an sts. - LOW! ro cu, ‘The latid is worth the price asked. Prive | having a mouth front, price $1.30 per toot, uelgubor? = 20WEEE & Om, hood rapidly improving; suitable for investment or building purposes, 1, F. RANDOLPH, 4y10-eost Room 26, Le Droit Building. FOE SALE-TWO,LOTS ON BENNINGS KOAD, near st.; 20 ft. front each; nice looking frames ou each side: 20c. per foot. jyo-tuslzt JOHN B. WIGHT. 14083 G st.n.w. FOE SALE-RARE OPPORTUNITY_ONLY THTR- teen left—Economical Lo finely improved Square n.e.; oD two car lines: three 0 feet and ten 69 fect deep; watered sewered wud paved together party walls; houses: built sold to great 4 M built ov no cash reguired. Jezs-1pt® W. &. BURFORD, td 1316 7th st.n.w. JOR SALE—927, MASS. AVE., THREE-STORY- and-cellar Brick, 15 rooms, “baths, m.i.; steam heat and ali modern conveniences; lot 402106; two- story brick stable on rear, ‘THOS, G, HENSEY & CO. Jy2-12t 1300 F st. nw. Tx ‘Tuzousos- Hovsrox Exzcraso COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 F SZ apl7-Cm _ MONEY TO LOAN 8500, 81,000, 82,000, $20 ‘9 To Loan on hedl Estate. Lo delay ot E. A. MCINTIRE, 227 C st, n.w., M Gusrs Surs Scounrp AND PRESSED FOR @1, Coats, 50c. : Pants, 25c.;. Vests, 25c. Altering and Repairing dobe in bést manner. ‘Goods called for aud vered: ‘Telepioue call 143-2, K. 1. HAN, 705 9th st. n.w., Forse A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON Opp. Trinity Church, ONEY TO LOAN, $500 to $50,000 On Approved Keul Estate Security, Building Loans a Specialty. 3, H. WAKNEK & CO,, the north side of 1. ave. n.w. between 13th and 14% sts. Sold at a bargain. AC) & ry okie! ** : p City cheap; easy terma. "M 122Y SZd wh, West Washington. rs EY 30 LOAN GN REALES? ae ated Mei 607 13th st. nw. OWE MUST. KEMEMBEK WE REMOVE TO Miitictiien wail applications. “SWORMSTEDIES | Joon SALE LOTS IN FAIRVIEW | HEIGHTS, | Combination Store, Tith Bt. cer stone Ae BRADLEY, 927 F st. a lying on ‘west side of Tenallytown st inter: | REMOVAL PRICES —all “Dr Warners Ghent: Mo*EY, 70 10aN Dow running to this property. hapiy ae res Cae S78 | 7c. Alloot ‘our tainous 50c. Corsets, 420,” All of ou ay 1N SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD my21-3m. JOuN x. BEAre, 1321 Fot. famous oe. Corsets, Z1c. Clark's “G.S.T." Spool Cot- tol Bc. Challies now 43¢c. Lawns, Jc. Ledies' und Children’s Absolutely Fast lack Hose,1 1c. Pair. inmense line of Kubbona Swiss and Heiubure xiges. Torchon Laces at Per cent discount off plat prices. #VERYIBING MUST GO. WM.C.ViLk AL © AND 6 PER CEN1, oN REAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. R 0. HOLTZMAN, _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, 7 HAVE SEVERAL SUBURBAN LOTs a’ _ 1630 jorner 10th and F mse Be we ion CHAS og UCH.N, 1602 7th stn. w.,next to Walker's Grocery. E HAVE, EXCLUSIVELY, THE FOLLOWING | _J¥12-6t sane J) *4FtMENs AND EXcinEERe Suma to"Loau: $3,000, $8,000, $11,000. No = D' SUPPLIES, y ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON DISTRICT | acres of inud, stable and other form buildiige: on Teh PHOTOORAFHIC OLIFIIS FROM 82.50 UP. oui Estate in wums to suit, : a ‘road; one mile from Silver 8) ‘and opposite the Se eee es ut ‘ALBERT F, FOX, new ¢ of “Woodside.” Bete gia 200, Branch 1722 Penna, Dis 504 9th et, je21-1m __ 920 Fatnw. | ye26-Lm W. RILEY DE 1319 F st. “s — = SE X AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- Keer Youn ses. CO, Saas heal ai estat arty page, cuspgnton Usivensitx HEIGHTS, Y. Hoses Goon. avecialty, ® tl rou, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, GAS RANGES, GAS OVENS. ‘0 LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT, AT 6 AND EAR TERMIN ELECTRIC CARS, pics sacar enaped Oper cent, on D, C; real estate sncurity iginnhan iam erst - camps freee ot, FRANK T. RAWLINGS, 1600 Pa. ave, Bo clone to city will soon be within limite, ( Piano, my19 (he Arlington Fire lus. Co.'s offcay Ges, Combination and Electric Chandelier. Good Moyetunsbaclrtouutar taktcth Boe | Commreare ance: aewtecan SPN ADT AAS we SR \e8 bow mn . ., He C negotiated upoo ‘eanie at reasouablo Norms, | Commanding fine view. Street grade already eatab- | GAS SIXTURE A ‘Sun Buildinig. jyi-lm Apply to SM. Hl. ACHESON, 1307 F st aw. JeLd-m* | shea by District ze cars seo = rpotoan— ¢ n.w. Established 1870. The only Licensed Pawn 815,000 BRICK SIDEWALKS, er in District. Movey loaned on Watches, 810,000 tuwonds, Jewelry, Silver, Ware and other valuables 13,000 GRAVELED STREETS, Ba Gold Watches and other unredeemed pleaxesin pee we ie Great variety at very low prices, 213-6m" On Real Estate. [REAR OE ‘EW PENSION LAW-SAILORS, SOLDIERS, my5 THOS. K. WAGGAMAN. Finest water, Excellent drainage, their widows, mothers snd fathers. 300.000 new ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALE} au tor plata, terma, &c, and ‘blanks ‘surmisned free PAYHICK OF AREELES Atew sume ci 65,500 und up at Sper cent, HUTCH eS Le meets vn Se dd = INS," BULKLEY & CO, 1503 Pa ave. ap26-6m. REDFORD W. WALKER, = ONEY TO LOAN 1N 8UMS TO SUIT ON KKAL | _$017-1m 1006 F st. From the White Sulphur. District of Columbia. DUGAN & | S55 Soe nae tm the Ds tod. F Gullinane & Co. O0Ue Fi BENT (On LRAnS—RiGEy, ACRES AT} _Favgoren Waits Suxenvs Srarxes, Va., steonw. oe ep aT ‘reach — Gnayp Horen, July 12 MOXY, 70 LOAN ON APPROVED REAL £8- | JOHN kU BEALL, 1821 F ot ‘ers Correspondence of Tax Evanra Stan. small stuotate which desire" to edietely: Admiral Andrew Boyson, U.S.N., with his lace % lowest rates of interest. WAGANKINS, cor! 19th and H sts. b.w. aplé 1X0 LOAN IMMEDIATELY—@30,000-IN §UMS f 81,000 od Heat state GEO. JOR SaLE—AN ELEGANT THREE = Brot Brick “House on at nee ior iat Price 4.500. HO. "A. JORDAN, 2324 Fat.nw, | _dy22-3t 1417 Fat, < = | JPOR SALE—A SIX ROOM AND BATH TWO-sTORT 7OR RENT—1440 U ST., ONE OF THOSE BEAU tiful New Houses: 7 rooms and bath: papered in | hy gigs use on A st u-; bet North Capitol and ne higheatUatzle of the arts te yie3e GEO. AS JORDAN, 1417 Feat, esp Th Fok SALE-AN EIGHT-ROOM FRAME HOUSE SOW RESTATE on Ist at, nw, near N.Y. ave.; all mis bees F = rh oe pated, and ‘papered; lot 24x100 to 10-foot alley. $20.50. “M. a PARKER, 1418 F at. Fe eee ee SORDAN, 1417 Fet, Fok RENT—1HE REAK OF 023 D ST. (WALD'S alley), Warehouse for Storage, Workahop or Stable. to sult from ‘upward, on ood Beat § we. Cy regi TEI Ye ape ee wee "the Misses Lottie nnd Gussie Plain, CoE ype ea pate Robert E- Fleming also arrived ‘as usual to tee AMOR 4. BoE 8 OSs Tiait to the heme of Vice President ‘Marton at ael7 ® Rhinecliff. It is that ex-President ONEY TO LOAN Hours, 9am t08:30pm Sandaya2toSpm | and Mra, Cleveland will in the season visit 1 er ee eevee i is stingy the gueon blag “a ou. M4 Trania avenue, 503 12th ot. nw. ee ee pe 1 ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EBA ATE OR. Me THE sister, Mra. RR. Campble, daughters of ene ee ey eee RO: “Ao Oc. GREEN, 303 7th at. nw. | tnd {OR SALE—THREE B1X-1 EF THRE ‘ROOM TWO-STORY y x Houses on E at, bet. oth Avply ot 02639 Louisiana ave. dyl-lm aS aiaed den aved fer an ne. {Ok RENT—2024 K ST. NEAR NEW SIGNAL it. deers, lORDAN, _ office. 7 rooms aud bath pig 0 es Jy1V- 17 F st. Provewenta JAMES A BATES & OO. yoneate— Se ay’ 2607 F st aw. Bomstin at, facing, New York ave. ew; atx Ok RENT—1: iD, AVE. S.W., NICE BRICK; bath rn improvements; $4,500, Ka key, iors'egr, Ath at. and 17 New York ‘Sa809 1254 an 1236 New ey “s8h-La Pe 430 U at Sieoins 2. OK RENT—HOUSE @ ST. &W.; THREE- SALE—BEAUTIFU 3 0 Army Medical ‘National manner: j Munim -Sultaral Departmeatt aud Bureas of Ea | from to 3 opr a Fs SDavisechasiorae- | mee MO*8Y 70 Loan on Kea estare aT LOW ttt sone SEE MEESTER ore, SPECIALTIES. DB. BE ai re hours 1 to 8 p.m. im* NEW TREASURY NOTES. The Designs for Them as Approved by the President and Secretary Windom. The President and Secretary Windom beve approved the designs of the now treasury notes Provided for by the new silver bill, They were recently prepered at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in anticipation of the passage of the bill, The notes will be of eight different denominations—one, two, five, ten, twenty, fifty, one dred and one thousand dollars, Each note has a distinctive design outside of its value designation, but all will resemble im form and general characteristics the present: legal-tender note. They will be printed im black on the face and green on the back. In order to prevent raising or alteration the value will be printed in large block letters across the back. This will be done in the case of the ones, twos, fives, tons, twenties and fifties, Block figures will not be used in the case of the one hundred and one-thousaud-dollar notes, as the width of the note will not admit of the use of letters of the desired size. Portrai will nt gems on the different notes, so far ag selected, as folio’ Ea-secretary Stanton om the ones, Gen. Thomas on the fives, Gen, Sheri- -dan on the tens, Admiral Farragut on the one hundreds and Gen. Meade on the one thou- sands. It is probable that the two, twenty and fifty-dollar notes will contain ts of Gen. McPherson, ex-President William Henry Harrison and ex-Secretary Morrill, respect« ively. The vignettes of Thomas and Sheridan will be placed exactly in the center of the face of the notes, all the others being placed on the sides of the face. The issue of these notes to meet the earlier demands will be confined to the tens, one hundreds and one thousands, for the reason that it will be impossible to print = sufficient amount of the smaller denominations: to meet the requirements of the act in the thirty days intervening before it takes effect. They will, however, be printed as rapidly ag the facilities of the government will permit, 4 IN FAVOR OF THE RULE. Some Measure for Limiting Debate ig Desirable. The conference of republican Senators last night, to hear the report of the committee ap- Pointed to draft a rule to limit debate, whs at tended by twenty-nine members. Of the eighteen absentees ten of them were reported to be out of the city. Senator Platt presided, The conference lasted two and one-half hours, and it is stated that practically unanimity pre= vailed. The rule as agreed upon by the come mittee was presented and thoroughly discussed, There is as yet the strictest secresy observed respecting the terms of this rule and various versions of it are current. The true one was outlined in Tue Stan yesterday and it is to the effect that after a proposition has been debated for three or four days it shall be in order for any Senator to move that debate thereon be limited under the rule, That motion shall be put without debate and, if adopted, then the debate in question shall cease at the end of six days thereafter, ‘The discussion of the rule revealed the fact that almost every one present was in favor of the adoption of some method of limiting debate. Senator Edmunds is suid to have conceded that this was desirabie, and he outlined the provi+ sions of a rule that would have his approval. After the conference adjourned Chairman Platt stated that the conference had voted by a decided majority that the adoption of rule to linnt debate was necessary, and that the resolution reported by the committee had been recommitted to that committee to be again reported to another conference, the date of which was not fixed. The vote in favor of adopting a rule as stated Was 25 to 2—two not voting. A Senator said, after adjournment, that the recommittal of the rule was due to a disposi- tion on the part of the majority of the caucus to postpone putting it im operation until a necessity arose for its use, ‘The Senate will, the Senator continui take up the tariff bill and dispose of it before considering the election bill. ‘The rale to limit debate will be applied to the discussion of the tariff bill, if necessary, to close the debate on it in time to take up the election bill. The intenuon of the republican Senators to consider the latter, he said, was settled, A SALUTE TO THE FLAG. A Naval Officer Suggests a Way of Showing Patriotism. “Why would it not be a good thing,” queried naval officer of a Stan reporter this morn- ing, “to intuse a little color and life into this practical existence of us Americans? What do Imean? Well, I refer to one phase of which a little has been said and wriften of late. Why not inaugurate a. eustom such as this: Every Saturday afternoon let the Marine Band close its concerts in the White House grounds by playing a national air, such as “Hail Columbia” or “The Star Spangled Ban- ner,” the flag on the roof dropping at the same tame. Then let all who think it proper (and I believe that there are many who do, but ere ashamed to acknowledge it,) uncover while the band plays. This is what is done on ship board every day. It is,in my opinion,a beautiful custom.” Superintendent Porter has appointed the fol- Jowing-named special agents to collect statistics of manufacturers: Albert 0. Brown, Oldtown, Me.; A. C. Boyd, Calais, Me.; C. C. Ward, Lud- ington, Mich.; J. Henry Gerls, Big Rapids, Mich.; J. K. Stark, Cadillac and Elk Rapids, Mich.; K. J. McDonald, Muskegon, Mich,; John %. Allen, Adrian, Mich.; George ©. Smith, Ypsilanti, Mich.; Burt Parker, Monroe, Mich.; Eli 8. Manly, Aun Arbor, Mich.; Stanly B. Smith, Janesville, Wis.; John B. Vaughn, Au- gusta, Ga; Samuel Casper, Albany, Ga.; Bea~ born’ J. Fountain, Macon, Ga; James Hill, Cheyenne, Wyo.; E. T. Beltz, Laramie, Wyo. Calvin Holmes, Washington C. H., Obio; David Alcutt, Fostoria, Ohio; Harry E. Grigor, Whit- man, Mass.; John B. Landus, Newport, RL; James W. Allen, Warren and Bristol, R.L Lorenzo D Waterhouse. Bristol. Plainfield Southington, Conn.; Harry F. Tracy, East Windsor, Enfield, Windsor and Windsor Locks, Conn.; Elwood 8. Ela, East Hartford, Glas- tonbury and Manchester, Conn.; Charles A. Northend, New Britain, Coun.; Henry C. Sulli- van, Farmington and Canton, Conn.; 8 D, Phelps, Vernon, Mansfield and Stafford, Conn, Srrerr Rarway Tavk.—The Alexandria an@ Fairfax Railroad Company, which has now ree ceived from the city its right of way, has still q year within which to commence X Its probable route will be from the wa ferry, at the foot of King street, west to Fair- fax and thence north to the Washington and Ohio depot and passing the market, up H street to Alfred, out Alfred to Cameron and up Cameron to Payne, past the Washington South- ern railway dey then slong Payne to Duke, and, passing ‘Midland depot, down Duke street to Alfred and on Alfred to King -— with auxiliary lines on Washi street on King street above Alfred. Ultimately itis designed that a loop shall also cut Duke street through West End and come around Seminsry Hill and in by the Leesburg road to King street again. The route has pot yet been surveyed, but this seems its probable course, Corporation Covrt.—The July term of the corporation court, Judge meyiene ys ond in ses- HI Hl ee as i ie FEL F i li i i a Hil ; F eg is