Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1890, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. x OK ~— 7 TZMAN, REAL ES NEW 7-ROOM, ‘2.8TORY £4 SALE—WE AUTHORIZED BY A GEN- KR SALE—TO CLOSE aN PSTATE. IQT 33 PT. Fe LM X, 0 HOLEIAN REAL Hau taba | lonetn; ew. 819: alo, one with side Fase Tegra the Touell bie Rewtence, 4 3 im, uy 158 fF 20 in. on wide avenue with ‘drant in yard. Ty Dey near care: pes ¥. 162.6150 S07 12h tn. Op. A. 8. CAY WOOD, 933 9th ot. n. Cirele, containing two Sapted for business, storaga SW. H. DENNIS, a €4 10r..100 1327 14th st aw. 1 GHAUAM & SMITH, 617 14TH ST. ay I a, ain ae ee DE La On G28 0 achat ten tor con 850 1484, Be 45 be a ea ey a yp SALE—THE BLE 335 oes i 38 eran cont ‘and is in all Reepects 6 Lanier a eeereseooe Fran *aull-3t_ oR SALEPLORIDA AW AVE, BET. SECOND. AND. Gr ‘OR SALE_CH“AP_-TWO SIX-ROOM BRICK: hee a 2ais } Fee Net between 3a abe wheape next to st for $800. race nk, 635 Gat. aw. 3919 15 For bale ‘cheap. Teo G-roons Housee on 436 R | SALE — OHEAP_SQUARE OF GROUND i529 is 121 aN ace, eatin G32 par mance Pee atthe, Fie 1B feet on 7 st aw. fronting 183 aud-3t* eet = os i ot 10" 7 Conn. av. rreart..880 BO. HOLTZMAN,10th ena Few nw ELEGANTLY F 1706 ‘Connection Fie KENT_— Peruse Sfenidence, and ‘uear Fe OR KENT—A DESIRABLE COKNE! at southwest corner of 0 a and Dwelling. For further r aull-3t “CHARLE: aull FOR RENT— 1207 G st. ow., $:.050 Alley bt. HRI RAGE aa jg KO swe 8d £5; Se, bath © A.C. BRISCOE, 859 G 8 . ERFORD, 624 TOR RENT_205 K ¥T. XW. A Nice SITROOM ¥ Brick House, in «ood ‘condition; water and «as; Rear market and street cars. Apply to owner, o14 9th at bw. JOR RED 2012 Sth st. n.w., 6 rooms sind bath... & $ tith st. ne. 6 rooms and bath . 2 Heat; Bw 8 rooms, cellar aud Dati: Ww. 1. HOPE 142 ‘au room House; large cellar and aii m. i. in on =F RENT_117 6TH ST. SE. A NIC E ;; one of the nicest 3. ition. large yard to s teu-foot m tuatigus va Eepitot Hill, Kou Fy T—907 0, CORNEB OTH N. a $35." Keys in Hungerford’s store. ‘aug. 3t* pat 340. ®.! Fee BRENT— 2%room Dwelling on 17th st S125 TL Sa at. 466 Kt. iw. stor and powellios: 55 930 ¢ Fr. be-18250 460 K st." a.w., store _808-3t DUGAN & BUTLER, C00 Fst. nw. FQOR RENT—MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE KESI- B.w.: twenty-two rooms; three- t; pres brick: al) uiodern iuprove- ) feet louz. Would maie a fine Possession given October frais dence on 171 Story and basem: ments: dining room gtand for first-class caterer. 1. For permit y BE Toss GAN & BUTLER, 609 F at. n. w. |. Ok KENT — 305 Muse. ave. nr. Ur. Stott Mansion. 23r@10' Mass, av n.e68, mt st, 10r., 1.1...100 1453 herve, (0 20th'sts 10e. mit 5 1410 Pierce, Ors ts. Ha sven 10r.- 1005 dy Fr. ut, 2b, ‘or. Bie. rdf etn 90 2033 Exe, E31 1 Ps ie lor 1749 Pa. ave.,store..40 2134 1th, 4'store.. 30.25 = i 9: 2 i 2 ii: 1 48 lst. Zr. 2818 N, 8r.mi. 3031 Coun. 2 Istuetcntended, 152 st. uw. ide + Lata;etve square, 1 t ioth ns. Or". 2 sliver pi 118: ‘The above houses evr «fice ue . Sr. 1 Florida sv-u-w..8¢. Y Spruce on -Latriva st.,Alex, To 13th st i.w. Gy) 1U0 14th st aw «uw, new. SE. th st., 6 th 2. Ww. Sr 1050 40 in: Blawden's tw 4dr 9.30 mn E Navy pl. e. F930 JOR RENT— S26 Lith st, mw. 7 Pees we Tir. t th 7. m1, cell ir, ml, cellar, 10th st. he, Br.. ut, cellar. Y Narti: Capito 3 B04 Muse. Hyatievli Btadle ou $S-rovms Now I rauies, » bet. th and 10th ne. 15 250 G. BUIBSON '& CO, B02 kat Cap. st, pee to 916 3d ow. auy-ci* Book RENT—UNFURNISHED _ 2304 Va. ave. 10 Union sw Or32.30 08 Green's alley,6r. 4 Union phon 860 turn: 1Or : HEKFOLY, mont ave jcokup. ati Gow 12th st uw. Be. ‘Sud stor. 2. 20 Sth st ne. Gr, abl a 4. PN DANENTOW ER: 1115 F stb. JOR RENT— £51 Ab at. mv. large Store with room above.. 660 038 1) thst. pew Brick. 10r. suit foradrug store.oU ive ot. Dw.. Sr. ami. Ip geod condition. boa S 4 r, wate’ a eo, cas 1009 7 th s pon Lea hortheast corne Oth and K monies Architect ‘Schneider. Completed by 15th ae ‘These lLouses sro three stories, basement have 10 roums each, with bat! ‘aud cellar; closets, furnace, open good repair. u “aL =I iE JOR RENT—A_ DESIRABLE NE [OR Fe eh HOUS py OE ERE id See FSaCENARER | FT bewtirele mre aan ees ea ey Fat'n wens Swot Rooms | Present owner. Inquire on premises, Bu FOE BERT P20} MADISON ST me | J2OK REN1—SMALL BKICK HOUSE AND STA- rome sudbaihe gon 50 15 M si; Le Droit | Bile at Brightwood “Cail at 1200 @ a Temple of ott Fagh «6 rooms aud bath, in first-cl : sic. 8. iW 5 jonrsre cvpartenity to excres Yalushle pr Jeng lea = HARD! NG, 606 11th si y ‘en’ 7e..28.85 | PJok RENI—THE BEST SEVEN-ROOM BiICK 3) . as Ebrsiing im this city for the price; $18 per month, , ' Blo (lb ot Ww A es. & SUN, tts 2 F ew Nore ave, . i.e, Gr... 18 35 EW YORK . 3 . a Tl. Ma prove= 3 Fee N'st nw. B. jy oor" 3 JOR RENT—IHAT H. OME RY®SIDENCE = We EAST COFET Massuch: usetts ave, and ht M13 hg ates : ic bells, sieatu beat, be. HEisKEIL® MeLeWaS 1008 Petarwe JOR KENT—10 127H ST. N.W.. BRICK BULLD- TY. ing, suitable for dwelling or off 3. Mel cg score _aul-Im 7 Be 143 Tun OK KFNT—ONLY @15 50 PER MONTH sad bison ae ToS8 | PSiedatinal reese bytck House, with bay Window. S NT — BY A.S.CAYWOOD, Fol baw. 12ree7 60 2000 Gn 50 2460 Tth wt, oie coal and 330 Pomeroy st., 7r. 2406 7th n.w. ben. with sti ob st.n.w., br. ‘ Bis ro alley, 42.0:30 2008 Col Terrace, 4r.8. brretey JOR RENT—SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ‘805 New Jeracy ave, with modern iuprovemen pply'at 2019 BE 1sTH JOR RENT—HOUSE 72 Patent Office; 9 roonn STH ST. N. Poy 727 Sth st, D ST. N.W., ONE OF THE Houses in the West End, tion and adjoining Wash- bric<, with basement, ter eel modern in good condition. Jo LEAS i. WARNER & CO. JOR RFNT — 1341 L ST. N.W., TEN-ROOM Dwelling, nice order, 875.50 W. G DUVALL, aus-3) vo B st 2 w. 5 rye aiually firnixbed, 10: 1 Henehts, Or. ahd bat aus-lw s7Ok RENT— xy ST. NW. 3 Hi e, hot and cold wal Inqure MOKIIZ VON FUTREs aunt 39 ROOMS AND T1746 C Vath; handsomely paperrd: Ke OWNER, B16 Lith st, Menteland is tne eouthweat. #15 and $10, s “Zz A au7-10t Cnw., oop. Trinity Church, JQOK BENT. al + eguupletely tu and all m pe. 5 C hie atin . }D DWELLING ON M BE- URNISHED—D’ ES esa a yr month. 3 | nur ot ELICH, FOX ‘BROWS, 1437 Penn. ave. n.w. {OR RENT—ALMOST NEW, 7 ROOMS ANDB. ATH: modern improvements: condition first class; near ice, location Al; rent mode:ate, JAMES A. BATES & O new Sigual O: u6-2w FG youn and beth, 000 8 stone. Tour vay windows, large closets to bed re mely papered, ‘abd in perfect vi mont, BWOKMSTLDT & ‘oul month. ‘BRADLE au6-6t )OK RENT— F EURNISHED. 6r.,m.1. 6r. m.i10. “11601 12th store & cellar.25, 16.50] ®SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fat. nw, Store, dwig and stable, S19 Lith st. 3] 43:5 Loiitdge court. 10.50 WC DCVALLL JOR RENT—HOUSES IX WALD COURT, tween N. H. uve. and 22d st. and Mand N st lot and cold water aud Water closets. & SOHN E BEALL St. Appy to JoK KENT_NEW BAY-WINDOW B. Post. now; Troomus, all arming Bowes rent $ Sith st ae st. 9 Unt: St. Lew. Or. forcoran st., 11f.43 SICKES, KC. ave. R.W., 71 btore 44134 G st i.w 50 str. & dwg. GOUT |_ mee. The above is outs books. the stand 25t. yi MLN — 215 12th st.u.w, rs, bas. 10th jadi ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 15 FOR RENT Hot FPitome inciading beth dent 30. a ary range, elaave Jy17-Lu Gkovm: gna Bath Avi. pered all through. Large closet iu every room, Latrobe aud kange. Laree Yard. 1607 dd st. uw. _iy3i-ln "BL ABNER & 00. 916 Fat. nw. JOR RENT—1501 287H sr. ‘mod: kinpe, beth end iu goud oraci DVELLBLE, DAVis & CO. _3y22-1m 1319 F st. JOR RENT IBY H. FICKLING, REAL ESTATE Broker, } 2d st, West Washington, D.C, Corser of Pend dus sta, D ew Greets eau Water and water closote ii yards; including wate fou prop pert aller bulietiba vrinted weekly. CH FICRLING. SSE 015 KORTNER I LACE, 14TH AND Lith, U and V sts., oue of those Seneneee cellars diy sud airy rent 9 OEY atid att isis TLEove Re Tae 1439 U at. ik SENT STORE AND CELLAR, COK OTH seed Ie _y19-lio Ft RENT. 45D little gems; six Ppered throughout; bly to a iy. CSduNSON, 718 13th ot mw. <W.. THREE-STORY jing Wi ry Modern Convenience; JOHN. BEALL. 121 Fee jy 16-1 SPECLALTIES Brick yer 1o0tths. For, Sale bet. cheap, Two 6-room Brick Houses on. A nd O a by a 2, cath; Dalance 828 pet mon ee ophtle cheap, SicClane ave., &-ro0m Brick; only # Vor Sale cheap, 109 Pa, & Good Business Proper'y, rentiaye at @100 per month. Price $15,000: one-thizd cash; bala sults Star office. Fo SALE—L BET. THIRD AND FOURTH STS. c an house in first-class order; papered all Y4 to 20-4 BRISCOE, FOR SAT Fee Sates re Brick House; press br: Water and gas; price $3,500. Address TRUS’ 1G st ow. id two years. "O.H. PARKER, dg and Baw. AWEST—THREE-STORY front; 7 rooms and batli a1 -3t" ndid Frame House of 9 rooms ani bath; fed atk og hot 24 alley; ver! at 82 < tiw wT 1-3i* N BET, FOURTH AND FIFTH STs. 6 rooms and bath, concrete cellar; in first- class or 84.200. A.C. ler: rented to wood Dut; very cheap at BRISCOE, 635 Gat. n.w. aul: Fx SALE—SPI. yrithiu ong sauarca.s Dupont Cire worth 4 toalley DANTEL Bu lding. FR. ‘ane MAKER, ©: ) Bs SALE—A BARG. bay window, bath, &c, F rooms, all 400. ‘h st nw. BALE—CORNER 2D A DID MODERN HOUSE, lot20x1U1 tt nice for five days, 811.000 ms 14 and 16, Atian yal 1-8! ‘A DESIRABLE SIX-ROOM, BRICK 000; AT, F at iw mod. imps; three bay windows, Only we eewtifal New Horses on P and 11th sts. n.w. 89,000 and 9,2 New House, Sthn.e. Oniy FOR SALI: above Boundar, owner: can be an 500. Must be seen to be ap) with ie convenience ; preciated. da cing Ba inspected b; Fu Brick: Kuni 100 GEO. F. GRAHAM, 1319 OK SALE—GOOD V Six-rooin Cottaxe monthly. | Six rooms and cella pate allt and nicely te ie Toot bie; $4,000. Bilt room table: Fine Corner: sevav room lar aud stable; lot 50 by 100; $5,000; $500 easin, s ‘Lariee Nine- nud Bath ex: venents; 88, 300. LEWIS & DUVAL. basenient, E—GOOD ID = IGHT TWO- y Brick Fe: SALE. Six-room Jot 40 feet front: rent $44 per ni it? LE Fe SALF— in one of the 1 10th between crystal chandelies vate mide alley; to SWORMS1E: D1 & BLADLEL, 927 Fiu.w. end 32 roouws $12. 00, audi Fe SALE—8100 TO 500 CASH, BiLA monthly Very Pretty Bath and Celiar Houser n dences, very desirably northwest; renting for $878 per 0. “LEWIS & DUVAL, 3 F st., busement, GROUNDS—TWO in nice condition; hh. Price $9,000. F st, basement, ORY BRICK DWELLING irable locations in the city NEAR CAPITOL ricks and On» Fra Wis & DUVAL, 1 THREE. L beautifil yard in rear: paved pri- ¥15,500. For pertuit to inspect OM Bulk apered. de. A ae’ PAK ie 1418 Fst. ANT CORNER 1 ted: one on 16th st. first floor fimmhed in and bath; x, Eight and Nine-room 1 Square; mod. ips; nicely finished. = + $3,000. #3400, 833,700, 85,800, $4.30, $4500 and $9,000, it? LEWis & DUVAL, 13355 F st., Basement. QO SALE—PAYING 10 PEK CELNT—THREE son Dat se, renting #24 monthly, with lot lacwe side and rear all Price, #2200. LEWIb & DUVAL, F at., Basement FOR SAL athe: aif rood. tim Ww A NEW BRICK, SIX ROOMS AND ;Sroomson floor; Sth st, si, Lalunce $25 per month. i, HOPKINS & CO, 1420 Fat now. BSE SALE. Tine, On pe; within three aust heat, a; mi, OOK paLr— story Bick 100. ¥ preksaee story Brick, Uearuarket. Price, #8000, QUK SAL eur otivet., for teu days only. A FO 7-rool Bri ff 10. OK Sale story bay jar; $4 750 each. Nine rooms and or #75 per month, for $8,000. DALF—F northwest; 8 rou BLENT RY : Brick on New York ave. and Frau. 2.00. e converted lute 01 AB SU ST, wuie.y papered; floors cellar; turn © built one y with stable in rear, on'7th st. Will sell to an W.T. HOPKINS & INESS PROVEL ‘ dwellings on rear of lot rent- uth each. P 13,000 if sold two ru TWO NEW HOUSES ON 171H 8; lure pantries and closets; steal 000 each, \, 1420 New York ave. d4and 46 KS’ Devenir ch” on easy terins. LP st mw, aud-1W PIECES OF DESIMABLE ng. u.W. hear @th; lot runs turouzh to ‘on b, Lotal kt, KAISEL, Atiaitic Building, KA BL, JEAK BD SE. ons, cellar; to J A. 41H eizhty NESS PROPERI Brick Houses, 635 Fat n, TWO ELEGANTLY BUILT — (14) ticks; electric bells tnd yeated OW fi With Hitie expenses 1rice & HUME w = 04 OSE. NE, Th window Brcks, ) rooins, bath w PLANT £ LU _ au St = Poe SAGE IL O1at Sr NW. fice Pi FE rout, Now uuproved by ff mie hUuse reniug for per tho. Lewy at $6, Pease TUhpry, 1420 N.¥. ave. “aust oe Ke SALI BRICK NOUS: Corcoran st. bet. Day window ju plot h iusce om 1 “priced d 6 LOOMS AND 3 1WO-SPuKY BAi-WINDOW section; wll muderu conveniences: J tor 8,000 ewct, ¥. ave. EST.N.W. 1 MODERN TMi Ts, Nast. be BY FISH & MULE! OOM FRAME HOUSE ct rear alley bats Buy-win ow FUVEMERIS: worth west; CHAS. SICKELS, 1! Cozy rick, 5 rooms; Brick Stable aud Brick Feed 10 od uiley ; th st. near Md. ouly $2.40; uew 6-rooln Brick, southeast, nicely papered; only $1,300. att _JUHN F. DONOBOE, S13 Kast Capitol st. URY BKICK DWELL- hat. uw. :a good opportu sity to obtain For furthe teu titi RUT 1307 F at. Two 7 ft HOUSE ear Scott Circle, fourteen Wit stone Houses on Connecticut ave. oppo- site Brisa lexution; $18. 1Uv4 19th st. now, stone and Brick House, twelve euch, Fount; $14,000 \i-rool, _ aust ‘Brick House on 17th at, MOWALD P, table, ke. DYER SRO TERE OND, 1307 Fat, PrsonaL —MADAME GOFF, THE SEVENIB ‘oil, has d taken Daughter of # seventh Sou, Boru With errived iu the eft; Yarlors at 447 Missouri ave., where she ca be con- Guited on ihe past, preseut and future, Advice op all juatters. Teds you what is best tor your welfare in business, love, domestic troubles of love aflairs, All interviews confulenval Cite: houre from 9 a.in to 447 Missouri ave. ite RS. DK. MULLEK CAN BE CONSULTED AND AVA treats succeas:uily ali Female Complaints, trou Whatever cause, at her residenc % Office hours 1 to 8 p.m. from the south and west ___ NOTARIES PUBLI SALE— consisting of ive New rick Pwelliuce, FINE CORNER PROPERTY N.W, Pric 97 aud 98). TYLEK & RULHE aust “ Ox SALE—TWO 7-KOOM BRICKS ONO 5.w; BE- t ween Oth wyarste, Also S-roow U. L. BUY RIG & bux: : SALI kitehen ; vd 10th. 85,300 for both; will well “¢ eek g1bsu rents a ght nue BUICK HOUSE; Soon AND cali ements; 2] Gtmamor 9 OF DI EELS) ¥o % Pithe 4 cS o ‘Ais Sore oo 380. A bs 2, In office trom 9 aun to 3 pbk ul? AND PRESSED FOR gL aere.cabn mantel ing tubes, bell ; Pants, 25e.; Ame! Fel of caruct house ges and. other’ tnves Sf | Sant 1 lel macners Gods lies ni Sad wus oe Pete at any Ey wauNknaco. | saz Eas Woes Waktingon ‘JpOR SALE—A BUSINESS PROPERTY OM PERS. y 20F 9 1 , anh SEARS ia pene greeter fe auce ol OF in for #60, Faye 11 poreent ou mone meaty Lad ea a ror PALE 4, PRETTY HOME On OTH ST. fur “eens renee, ‘aub-dt SWOMSTEDT oor hay aw, ok WA IVE HANDSOM< ~ ragnovant | a Be ee Sa North Cap, near BM, re., Ot near Sth n wey 14 Mist, uoar 4th aw, Jeatoiy irik 9-roon: Fraine. near 10th Boundary Fron ae | Flecuut corner rexidence, Hat nw. punt Sew Brick, M near 24th at Vie vropert iach Place. clrent tai Good investment an9-3t* Geu. M as &0O., 3 F at. iw. JOR SALE—TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ironting seston 7th 5 he. wear H: exes Brick Dwellingon 14h st. ueur Ry & easy terms toa prompt b au8-6t t loca ry frame GAK- nny DESILABLE, THREF-sTOR Eases T & BRADLEY, 97 Fst. bw, st. mW. veniences; suit pure & BUADLEs Fu, ist comupleted: near Pa. be had at a bargain, aud terms 10 re; G rer cout interest, SWOKMSTEDT FoR SALE—VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. Busivess Building and Good Lot on 11th st near F. ‘414 eet front by 95 fest to alley on 10th st, near F. Improved by two iar bricks, 45 {vet fronton F et, near 6th. Improved by two Brick Buildings, ‘JU tect fr nt on Pa. ave. near 17th st, Improved by Good Business Property under _Bus-3t 1907 Pe A ROW € be exchanged for bus: KE SALE OMT, PLEA: AN and Cellar Cotiaze: REDE _au8-6t Fe SAL stories and cellar; heated places; with all modern ‘ont; lot 70 feet deep to site Sth st. new. 5 ee BSALE— 618 T at, bh, m, ty 00 11 br. soon Ind. ave., bh. uit. rat oF rhe, Ka, KO ie; conveneut to 14th st. cars “oul vO: ROR EXcCHANGE- Basement Bricks near Waxhingtou Circle, contain Gand 7 rooms, wth all modern conveniences; ci NC TORY AND 1907 Pa, ave. and 6th and La ave. nw. 31X-KOOM wtes, tae rs OKD A) Peet VALKER, NORTHWEST, |2321 Da st 800/451 and 48 .» BE 1006 F NEW EIGHT- ROOM HOU: y AUrhaee, and open fre Shtenices: House 20 f. foot alley on Biorida ave; * iy to’ the owner, 1. F. b.h., bet. Gib and 71 tntomate cen . at be» 1.1.74 ar. 3 TWO south fronts RAN- aus-st Hides se. ‘The above is only a portion of the property on my. dooks. For full dist enil at office for bulletin: issued o@ the lstand 15th. [au5] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, b Tae BALE- A LOVELY HOME for small family on 5th st. 2.6. war Stanton Square, can be purchased for smail cash payment, balance mouth ply de of Lith xt. now. ses are bewly fin as y terns st and Whituey ave. frontawe. Tri First comers will ha Cal upward. lots or blocks of 9 aud 1", aude Feet h st. very reasonal for particulars. Lot, corne | (OK SALE- BY FISH & MIL. In LeDroit Par On Maryiand londs near < x90 to 10-fo0t PL. x1 06 to 20-fe0t “alley; ROR SALE— ‘on north nid CHAKLES W. HANDY, 92 PF {OR SALL—AT OK SAL Wey Loi x11, Blo (15) 56.1034 feet from urge side and r will welt quickty years; price per age on JOR SALE-MOUNT V runs throug th; the cis Fe SALE Moat. Deiwe one parry wail, Price Can wetn summer rth Capit i for'a tow days at 81-1 & BUT ew stibdi pest lots areuud the eit: eur U, ve 1 fo bi LER,1 BEAUTH UL BUILLING LOT alle, sto. Ist. plat NO. JOHNSON, 617 F Se. YO FIFTEEN BEAUTIFUL wust sell several 505 WO BEAUTIFUL Hc 9 hed, wit rovement and conveniences, wud wili be sold cheap ACKER & GADSBY, “OPPOSITE BLAINE'S MAN- Py NLiON BUILDERS—FINE LOT 45 feet 10 inches trou y. Koom tor seven houses, ER, 609 F st. n.w : beautiful location: mises renUux at $10 per month; price per foot ue. by 144 feot, ; a lucstion where houses hb balance in from 1 to on BWOWMSTEDT & LRADLE For price and permit to inspect the premisee ap- YCK, > Penn. ave. SEs ON THE 1G und 1918; every Modern OUND ; SENT OF ¢ fronting on Benning Kosd, Isherwood, at @ ber mon easy terms. SWOKMSILDT & BRADLEY, O27 F st. nw. aug-3t F° 00 FOR A WHOLE. SQUARE G located: uearly 40,000 qu feos: in Ist Avou cisy terms, SWORMST & BEADLE 27 Fst. uw. Pek Ao tae ve thet the elty for’ Ane GEV. F. GRA = OUR OPPOKTUNT LY —S QU ARE his just been subdivided into Beautizul Lots, VAND jund TEN 4th aud T, fronting site U Hotel which is to be built. Will ae~ cept a reasonable off. dix Best Lote on STOUGHTON at, overlooking en- tire city: #10 to BL. Also dey. ral Houses on same street. G.rnes TENN.$ and 14th at.; 35e. Coruer 1dih and F uine iu the ne, by wid belek 5 re south 439; splendid Sia heatastar sna Tel’ fetes That Zan be bowitg atthe Poice ‘sakod 1 per hots nach at the oe terms to suit or will sell of the square. ©. Hy PAKKEK, 436 and E ste. 6.w. aull-: JOR SALI aH AR HALF, JUARE 542 OR Jots in said half, 502100 feet foot alloy: @ foo iuvestment for buil — en 0 to GSc. per foot. “C. H. PARKER, 43g and E sts.8.w. ul 1-30" FR SALE— P st. near 31st nw. 05120. North Cap. st. bet. E Band B Gxi00F 7th wud 18th bw, 404130, to 0-foot Gorner Virginie ave. sud 18th st alw"” Ist st. bet. Bani Cn.w., 3 lois, 30xu0 tac! Khode Island ave, Let lath ant 1ath sta, SOx186 4 Bast. bet Int and 2d <.w., + lots, Cost. bet, Del. uve. and N. Capi Bd st, bet. K and L n.w., 20x100. New Jersey ave. bet. K and L ats, New Jorne: Danik Bat. bet. te. so. fs Kat bet Conn. ave. aud 18th st aw. 16th et. bet. Laud Mn.w., 30112 “BH. cna ee EE a Fok, SALE SEVERAL FINE Lory IN FAL view Helghis, fronting on Tvnleytown road, elec. trie cars OU feet, at 0c. per square fetes or sous AL m {OR SALE—FOUR ECONOMICAL qiuilder: each ISx89 to alley: north side F near worth $1.25; offer wauted; every im- reet; berdies at corner. Easy warms, 18, GUT Lith st. n. dyl4-lin JOR SALE-SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST LOTS in Holiexd Manor, Mount Piewsant (between the LoTs, FOR hand Late ‘sti forsale Streets are now eit «Faded wd i this felk These smprovemente -fe beluga cur expence to parctnssen: bevecel hones agin in U0 ty B14,000 to be built at once. uveity will be advanced when street juprovenients are completed. | Bor bate formation appiy to Wal. H. SAUNDERS Fee Satee 707) IN FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, lying on went side of section of Wood: how running to this pro} my 21-3 SEY i. App. 1321 Fat. MONEY TO LOAN N Go, PANN ‘SUMS FROM §200 TO * WUC at 6 per cout on strict of Columbia Teal estate. No uelay Where security is accptavie. aun DUGAN & BULLLR, 609 Fat. nw Bi) ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL EI LATE; PkOMPT attention to all applications, aus-lm SWUKMSIEDT & BRADLEY, From 0 Property at low ates of interest, T. BROOKS, 616 dy28-3un MeN? te, ROAN AT _FIVE PEK CENT ON AP- brovd Meal Leiate Security. | Lange auouutea VY.ni & GUTMEKrORD, 1207 F st. uw. vd CITY K. X ONEY LO LOAN. vee On approved fica 50,000 petocarity ror ra BA WAL Siena Ce, V16 F st naw. 2m ONE TS Suits From 9500 UPWARD AL anv 6 PLB LNG ON . BEAL ESTATE 1) THIS DISTRICT. KO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th wna F IN SUMS TU SUIT, ATS AND Gwor cent, ot, D, C: Teal estate security. i. LAWLINGS, 1505 Ariius hus. Co. M ONEY TO LOA 3. office.) —ENDOWM NT, LIFE AND Satine Popcies bowettas biabok ook wer Lecutuated job vad at ceucuable terns Apply to. M. Ht. ACHESON del ‘On Real Estate, 1HOs. KL WAGG, TO LOAN IN LARGE A L Suns al Lowest Kates on lieu Estate Security. A Tew etitus of §3,0U0 and uy ato percent. ul 1CH- SULELEY & CO,,1003 Fa. uve, ‘ap 26-61 10 LOA fOVED KEAL ES- we wichin “the of Columbis, severai WOULLs Which 1 desire to jluce unnicdiately lowest rates of interes. GEO. W. LINKINS, cor. Av and i sts. Dew aple MOSES te LOAN IN SUMS TO BUTT ON REAL state in the District vf Columbia DUGAN & BOOTLE, puccessore w J. #. Cullnaue & Co., 60: pe LOAN IMMEDIATE: —820,000-IN sUms uit, from $4,000 upward, on gocd Keal Letate me ACKLK & GALS 1008 Fst, new. st. kw. pone TO LOAN® _ Ou Approved Aieal Estate Security, in District of 1ubid, du uy wun.e desireu, at jowent rates uf Abe 1824 F st. iw. M323, 20, Beas ha ua. to suit, at lowest rates, SUSpEreved real estate security. oH, LUX & BOWS, 020 beau ehue. RYea a TO LOAN ON KEAL LT KB FIRS t- Hh «lass mecur siya lowest rates of uterest; no delay Shere the security’ ts good. co ©. C. GREEN, 303 7th st mew. Mo ¥ TO LOAN OD KEAL ESTATE a At it it Kates, sANENHOWER, ap2e successor to DANE SHOW his BLOM ITT Fat BUSINESS | CHANCES. $450 eat iu ;Teasaiit aud pay ite olfice busta. LOc Kehtieuan desired; relevences exchause A wh Sar offen ‘auld Ik ALE-FIXIUKE. OF S1OKE AND Com- plete Bo. rding House in connection with Confec- Hons, Delic.ciem, ae., kee; 1 Footia; Laree bioks iron Jeusi » Utice 910 4th stu. ox dALE—DRUG sit y offer d rent low; well. tablished 9:23 aying busi cantor selling, Address CASH WILL PURCHASE HALF INTER- aul -3t* STURE-AN EXCLLLENI {0s SALE—BAK OOM, STOCK, LICENSE 4ap _ | BCP eT Base So Aid AN OLD-EsTABL! IsH b CIGAK, * vucey aid Notion store iu South Washington ‘Paice @35u. Address M.J.C, Star office _ Bud. JAGR SALE, Ad 4 BAL GALN, STOCK AND “¥1X- thes of hed provision store in nortu- west. Addr ALN, star olfice. aud bie JOR SALF—CIGAK STORL, STOCK AND FIX- . SURVEY oi Arlugton c's eall Ou C, M. MACGOWAN, k uilding. 2K SALE SL BUILDING Bites; two che e801 Lots tor speculation or improvement; three Lots in Brouklaud; cheap to sack buyer, GEO, ML MYLKS & CU., 1343 ¥ st. tow. ALL OF wm 16) mide. low toa purchaser with casi BKADLEY, 927 F FoR sy E- 190 F bu place 20-foot alley on the five houses can be bi price, $1.43. Pus ot F sqiiure fuvt, ie ARE ‘and t3thund band vOO square fee! square is graded and Las a Ct Nad oa. Ati sti We are authorized to offer tide propecty very SWORMSTED TE wide, Mary.and ave, between Sb and Funnin through to K at: 20-fo0t fray: feet; BWO! 1 C3 us-3t BEAUTIFUL LOT ON THE NowTH A FRONTAGE OF 40 FEET 8 INCHES est of 14th st. uw. y in the rear ae - it Gir it, wet wil ye be ted avd will pay irom i per ceutto 15 per cel pri PS WOAMbEEDT & BcADLEY, 92. Fst. bow, JOR + ALF—SE &e. corner of loth and E houses that will rent, LEY, 927 F new. RAL PREITY LOB ON T thud ut @ be ot acs be hs ain; few “wil rent, | SWOLMSIEDT HE feet deep : Sree small Fe SALE—LOT 70 FEET FRONE BY aE RAGE 85 feet deep to 20-foot alle N.H. ave. “Price STLDL SBkaDeey. wee ¥; on north side L st; om grade, Biot FOR BALE—3 Lots O8 N BkoowS, 616 121 BFE SALE—A ST. a 4NGAIN—I8T ST, NEAKD N.E, three Lots, 19x70 each ; rah 900. NEARS. a per foot REDBOKD W. WALKER. aus-lw TOR KALE-AT A BARGAIN—A. able Lot, on 4th at. beiween 2 and Soe about 4) et 6 juches Ly au average depth CLS BU; Fo SATE—F! ternis fo parties who will Be. SE CePA » FLW De-TRABLE “iors vation; flue view. fine water: ation aay. 1006 F st. ERY Desin T from 3 yeotbe Mette ivot. litle de porter, Hor ae inte, sae On De Sales st. near an 18-lv0t coucreied alley, Price $2.28 per fout aye DESIRABLE POLE SITE TWO OR THKEE HOUSES Connecticut Jot 542100 to ee SALE BEAUTIFUL Bi off addres OIGAK, stat office, aug-3t* PLENDID CHANCK—A GOOD-SIZED STORE cud Dweluimg of five room Saud Nouous, 5 . Counters aud Bove of the .cudiny business thorougit- jow for cash if sold this month. Ad- dress CHASCE, Star oflice, aut" —STORE AND DWELLING AND thst. outside Boundary ; uiso stock for ULL. BO Bok STAND, Laundry, om 10th st. near G st, n.w. ‘Avis CHAwLi EAMLY: OOS Tithe per mouth, angel LEASE—TO BRICK MAKERS—1EN AOGRES y within tree miles of Washington and prauch; siual royalty ouly required, jand, DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F st.n.w. WOOD YARD, 7TH ST. u.w. near Kt. I ave.; brick ofiee, scales, &. ; Ro ber mouth. A. S,CAY WOOD, 933 9th at. nw. au-2t* MOK! TICK! TICK! Tlok: AMBAY lias Cul the, prices, Watches Cleaned. Main Spriucs, warsuuted vue year, @1. Clocks ica for. Dewelty ‘repaired, We. defy compatition tor good work and low prices. 1224 F stn.w. my 243m é ATTORNEYS. CAMPBELL CALRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ‘Webster Law Burling, 908 ‘Dat.n.w.. Wasuington D.C. esideuce, USS k st new. az TILLMAN FAR AHEAD, He Will Have Things All His Own Way in Wednesday’s Convention, Wednesday next the convention called to de- It is the cleanest hte 3 wipe a —_ Suexe has been oj ion, ac ol body, ower, watched with the dee interest, Itis probable that the Tillman tion, baving everything in their own ir ticket and save themselves LIKE PIGS IN CLOVER. Mr, Lyman Speaks of the Clerks Already in Office, ‘HE CONTINUES HIS STATEMEXT BEFORE THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTER—THE aPrroRTioy- MENT AMONG STATES—A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT CALLED FoR. The investigation of the civil service reform methods was resumed by the House committee this morning. Mr. Lyman was on the stand. He was asked by Mr. Hopkins, acting chair- man, what bad led to the post office inspectors being put in the classified service. Witness said that would have to be asked of the Postmaster General. The change had been made by Postmaster General Dickinson with- out any suggestion from the commission. Mr. Lyman described the character of the exam- ination for post oftice inspectora, Among otlfer things in which their aptness was testod was in the description of persons, Persons were brought into the room with candidates being examined, and after the persons bad gone out candidates were required to write dispatches describing the per- sons, so that they might be identified They were tested leo in Writing reports and letters and arithmetic. When this branch of the serv- ice was put under the civil service iaw a care- ful study wis made of the necessities of the service and the examinations of the experts of the department were made the basis of the ex- aminations by the con:mission, The examinations in this service were actually for promotions and were not competiti THE DUTIES OF THE COMMISSIONERS, Mr. Lyman was asked what the daily duties of the commissioners were, The tnree com- missioners smiled atthis. They are mu ous, Mr. Roosevelt said “And.” Lyman, “as St. Paul « *be the daily care of all the chureh: Witness then went into detail, showing that the com- missioners had a great deal of werk to do. Le suid that the work of the commission was not ch me class of work going to one com- missioner and one class to another. This, he thought, could not well be done, It would give one man much more work to do, perhaps, than the rest had. and besides it was desirable to bave the whole commi-sion act upon certain questions, Certain work was referred to one commissioner by his colleagues. Mr. Roose- velt, besides examining reports coming from the Post Office Department at this time, was engaged in going over and revising the civil service rules, ONE COMMISSIONER OR THREE? Ia answer to 4 question by Mr. Hopkins Mr. Lyman said that he thought it would be better to have one commissioner with the entire re- sponsibility than to have acommission of three or any other number. He was asked if, under any of the former commissions, the business had ever been re- tarded by having three commissioners. Ho ond there had boon Gunes tn ho past when want of agreement or the absence of members had retarded the business. In 1883 between 6,000 and 7,000 of the 15,000 employes now in the classified service were in the departments at Washington. During Mr. Cleveland's administration the civil service was so extended as to include about 1,800 employes at Washington not before within the operation of the law. There wero now 8.212 employe under the classified servi@ in the denariments at Washington. He thought about 60 per cent of the employes in thix xerviee were there be- fore the law went into effect. THE APPORTIONMENT OF CLERKS, In the apportionment of appointments under the civil service law no account was taken of the apportionment in the departments already when the law went into effect. Mr. Lyman did not think it would be wise to attempt to appointments with the view of evening up the old apportionment, An attempt to make. say, New York wait un- til Illinois caught up before giving New York any more appuintments would, he feared, lead to pressure being brought to secure the equal- ization by dismissals, Mr. Lyman said, in answer to a question, that there was no limit to the power to dismiss and the ouly protection to those already in the of- fices was incidental, arising from the removal ofthe motive for dismissal by restricting the powcr of appoiutment, CLERKS IN CLOVER. He drew a sort of “pigs in clover” diagram, the clerks being im the inner circle and the great public being outside. With but two openings to the clover pasture, one for going in and one for going out, he pointed out ti the entrance being guarded to prevent people getting in except under certain conditions, those inside were saved from the pressure to crowd them out, though the exit was not | guarded. REASONS FOR REMOVALS, He said that there was no requirement that the reasons for removals should be stated. He thought that a written statement of the reasons for each removal should be farnished to the commission with the announcement of the re- moval. In 1888 such a rule was proposed to the Pres- ident, but was not approved by him, for reasons which he gave ina letter to the commission, Mr. Hopkins asked if this letter could be fur- nished to the cominittee. Witness said it could, and be was directed to furnish it. < CALLING FOR INFORMATION. Mr. Greenbalge offered a resolution, which went over, asking the departments for the number and apportionment among the several states of clerks in the departments before the civil service law went into effect, and also for a list of removals since the law went into operation and the reasons tor such removais, The committee adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow. Thousands of patriotic residents of Washington have enrolled thrmselves against legalizing man- slaughter, us is proposed by the Atkinson bill, If you have not done so, why not? echtsaleis~ dinasal Two Wills Filed. The will of the late Charles Rosinski has been filed with the rogister of wills. It was dated July 31, 1890, and leaves all his real estate and personal property to his wife, Maria Amalia Rosinski, ‘The will of the late Mrs. Lizzie Morrice gives the sum of $5 to her daughter Mary, the wife of W. W. Burdette of this city, with the declaration that the smallness of the sum is not due to any lack of affection for her, bat to the fact that she has already given her a large amount of personal property, aud that being well married and settled this daughter is no louger dependent upon her or upon her own efforts for a livelihood. All the rest of the roperty is bequeathed to the daughter Emma E Morrice, who is appointed sole execuirix of the will, ee CULMINATED IN A MURDER, Four Women of a Family Elope With Four Italian Laborers, A-sensational elopement took place at Han- cock, N.Y., late Friday night. The affair cul- miuated in a murder twelve hours later, Mrs. Benjamin Hallstead and her daughter, Mary Hallstead, and her sister, Mrs. Peter Lovan, with another member of the family, were, until eae ut i i oer fg i i i | ett iH ii , Fa f i F Ei i i if if ify i a ae : i the | THE COLUMBIA EIGHT, The Oarsmen’s ‘Departure for Lake Quinsigamond. The Columbia eight left the city Saterday night for Worcester, Mass. to take part im the regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oaremen. It owas) fret = ime tended that the crew should leave Sunday might, bat it was loarned Saturday that Owing to the strike on the Central road and the heavy traffic toward Boston this week it might be impossible to get the shell transported to Lake Quinsigamond, but through the almost herculean efforts of the officers of the club Saturday afternoon matters were partially arranged and the crew, togethor with the two substitutes and Trainer left at 11 o'clock. They had no ; however, of being able to go to New York, but they determined to take thew chances, and Passenger Ageut Parke went along with the promise to help them out, The senior eight-oared rece will rowed at 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Mr. W. H. Gibson, secretary of the associa- tion, and a member of the Col Club, left today for Worcester. Te DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, FLECTRIC MERVICE CONNRCTIONS, The Commissioners have granted permission to the United states Electric Lighting Com- pany to make a service connection for the Ex- ecutive Mansion on Pennsylvania avenue and to make service connection with house 1114 Vermont avenue with its underground conduit in aller ummediately opposite said house, Vided that any wires laid in the street be Underground as required b: DRY FOR A MILE AROUND SOLDIERS’ BoMR, House bill 10787 rece ly introduced by Mr, | Wright to prohibit the granting of liquor | ce within one mile of is before the Commissioners | for an expression of their views. While the Comuussionors have not yet replied. it is their 9 snimous opinion that the bill should become a low. ASKING A PERMIT FOR UNDERGROUND WIRR, The United States Elecune Liguting Come Pany are dosirous of iaying an undergroun couduit under the ot, on the west side 17th street from H to K str thence under | West sidewalk on Connecticut avenue to the | Boundary, and to take down the paraliel over- head wires on 7th street northwest from Peun- syivania avenue to Boundary, and place them in said conduit; also to place distributt posts in alleys along said route and cot same with the undcrground conduit, The come pany Las requcsted the Commissioners for @ Permit and the request has been sent to the euginect department for report, COMPLAINING OF TRE WOM FENCE. President Kk. C. Drum of the Georgetows and Teuieytown Railway Company in a letter to the Commissionors today calls attention te the bigh fence melosing the base ball grounds at the intersection of High and Fredenck streets, which, he gays, obscures the ook cars coming down the stecp grade and pre- Yeuts the motor men from ouserving any vehicle or person coming up Frederick street He says it will bein the interest of safety to human life if the fence 1s removed. The mat tor will be inquired into, BUILDING PRRMITA. The building inspector has issued the fol lowing building permits: C, Robinson, pastor Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, a brick chapel on Wilson street between 3d and 43¢ stresta, ty; €2,000. J. E. Powell, frame stable, Valley street, Anacostia; £500, ——- ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tux Evexrve Stam. Tue Avexanpnia Censvs,—There isa gen- eral divsatisfaction here with the census re+ turns of the city and an impression thet many persous living within city limits bave becm leftuncounted. There secms to be no however, to doubt the approximate accuracy ot | the count, It is'a fact tha very much of the Increase of the city since 1860 has been caused by the influx of colored people, who came here as “coutrabands” and were left by the tide of War in cabins at “Petersburg,” “Lynchburg,” &c., as the assemblage of tenements were | called. Thus in 1870 the cens howed @ total | increase in Alexandria of 2.365, but, in fact, the white population had decreased 659, while the colored ulution had increased 3,024 Since that pertod there Las been @ decroase in the colored population and an increase in white, as shown by the successive censuses taken for school purposes. Ibe change in the wards since the war is shown in the following table of population: First ward. Second ward. Shird ward. 13,571 Tar Cuvucnes.—Rev. Dr. J. F. Latumer preached yesterday at the Second Presbyter: t burch aid Rev. Dr, Walker Christ Charch, ‘The other churches were served by the pastors, ‘Lhe Mechodiet Protestant cougregatious oceu- pied tue First Pr terian Church, heretofore unused for several months, A number of city pastors ure out upou summer Vacations, some of them returning to town each Sunday, Nores.—The ftuueral of little May, the daughter of Mr. Wm, Rodgers, took place yes- terday from her home ou King and Commerce streets, ——The democratic ward iovlings were held Saturday night and delegates to the Lecs- burg conveation chosen, but as there is only oue candidate for the democratic pomination no interest was felt iu the matter, _ HUNGER MADE HER A BURGLAR, The Pitiful Story of Mrs. Carrie Berg and Four Children, Mre. Carrie Borg, a widow and the mother of four children, one of whom she buried on Fri- day, was arraigued before Justice Getting im the Gates avenue police court, Brooklyn, Sat- urday on @ charge of burglary, She keeps @ little candy and cake store op Atlantic avenue near Morse street and lives in wretched quar- ters in the rear, A year ago her husband coms mitted suicide because of his mability to obtain work, and since that time the widow has had @ hard struggle to support herself and her four Little ones, Two hours before she was arrested on Friday she followed her chiid to the grave, and when she was taken to the station house os lett the — — Madge he burglary for wi was probcoded was’ committed on Monday et, tho resideuce of Mra Barbara Altenberg, 194 Bar- Ley street, During the family's absence from home the house was entered and some gingham and dresses aud # few pieces of jewelry, valued a ali at $20, was taken. The police were noti- fied, and on Friday Patrolman Hardy noticed & pieco of gingham banging in Mrs, Berg’s win- dow. He entered sad Tied ashed only a few questions when Mra Berg broke down end coutessed her gull, She was locked up over night and held for the grand jury. She told Justice Goetting that she went to Mrs. Alten- berg's on Monday to collect # bill owed to her by Mrs. Altenberg’s mother, and, fins no oue at home,she took what she thought was worth sonnd ers ee —— Her itiful family history exci court's com- peesion. but there hola