Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1890, Page 3

FOR RENT—-HOUSES. |__ FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR’ SALE—HOUSEs. RESIDENCES 1412 15TH ST. AND Rhode Isiand ave. Apply to LL SHEDD, ode: Talend ave. s4-Tin Kw i ‘Otfes: 6 roums; bath; prese-brick, bay-window . 2. petit WRIGHT & STOCKETT, SLO Fat new. 0K RENI— 1746 CORCORAN SL, 9 KOOMS AND Pathe concrete eeliat nner whole howse, furnace, Apply to OWNEK, 1516 13th st. att € ¥ Foe ave. near Dupout @rele 5 ntry, &e. ow. hands mely papered the rates 1 oe, #200 ver month yearly pon grates ia all rooms, #20U vor month ye G06 Lith si ROOM, HOME, 504 11TH ST. F £0. 8. HARDING, Sper month, THEO, 5, HAR pply to * MTOIN O. SOHN SO! PRETUIEST LITTL vast, «1x rooms rok RE fm the yortheast sfx Fo we: large concrete she e “Apply to Owner, 18 T st. ne. STH ST 1 snprovements, OBL. STEAD, OST TE ARLING ble residence of 12 rooms, “A IS 14th at. 6352 ‘keepit Dining Loom and Kitchen, 20 Oth st. new. ab-3t® 5, for >) St., GF..Wr..8Wr., Me. 30 Jul" kichardson pL, Sr..12 REORD, 624 14th st, INDIANA AVE.; ALL MODERN rooms. Kent @o0 per mont ver Deale: Pee KENT—204 improvements: Apply to THOMAS i at POR RENT OK LEASE-AN) UNFURNISHED PGlouse on Sunderland Places B. I ROW Isto Hat. bah tub and w Ray-window Brick: 21 rooms autt bath room of womre sat m October 1, JAS. C. N.Y. ave. yOR ReENT-AN ELEGANTLY FUR: Fliuse fronting the 3. capitol: at present oceu- Pied by a U.S. ot and his family. A desirable t fp 13 rooms, new! <b ——— HOWARD P. ORIE, b JOK KE 3 ing; lot 90x100 Houndary: size of tfongly bu A VERY DEsIR- . B. BH. ROBER’ LF, DROIT PARK. with all, modern im- A. 1. COUMBE, York ave, TOK RENT 40 aT Capitol, new 6-room Bey 20. Apply to. HEIL, 3191 Ol, RENT—UNFUKNISHED. 2413 Masa. ave. 17r. 1515 0 at. n.w.,11r. $200 1404 Stoughton'st, ¢ fs OU" 1406 Stouxht epi 1611 Lawes st.extencted, 1 MM st.u.w. 15¢, Cth etn. EW*SIGNAL 7OR RENT STABLES. UNFURNISHED. |Stabto in eq. bounded | by Nov ave. and Hat, S d14in and 15th ste 86 | ‘33 Stanle im aq. bounded by L and ats. and 0th and 23 ‘by Mand 8 and Conn. and 19th w le in aq, 83.33) by Cunn. 83.383) Sales and Mt 6G ft 8S 60 1108 F st., Sd ani 4th <25 floors... ‘and $35, 16.30 519 Tih, st. rooms, 2d fic 1503 Pa. ave FURNISHED. . _Bace. ave. bet. 14th and Toth ates... ‘ont 19th "st. near Dupont Circle 180.07 Kot. bet 12th and isth » with stable. 166.67 3 Jetlereon wi. bot, Conn. 5 250 N at.bet. i7the TWth.- 50 H st. bet 10th and 2Uth a ‘OO oat Sere st. bet. 17th & 1Nth..1: vt it. bet. 18th & 19th. Vermont ave. su bet.i7th & Lsth sts and F sts. Rouse, Dupont Circie 2 BULLELINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUT 0 SNLY BY KOM OUR OFFICE. . HILL & JOHNSTON, s2e.tn.th Fenn. av _n.w., 11 rooms, m, h st. u.w., 9 Footns, m4 1627 14th et. n.w., 11 roon 1012 16th st. n.w., 6 ropins, ja w Hanipahize ave, 1.W., 6 rooms, iii... d dwelling cor. Sth atid H n.e., 8 rooms. PRESCOTT, {Kellogg Building), 1416 F st. n.w._ ".; @ ROUMS: food repair: rent 18 13th at. .w. OK RENT—MOUs all modern improv: ow, Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, ma JOR RE Too il TH ST. 3, hot and cold wate: 4 Ne Louses con Leesan ined by permit from or cfice cals THOMAS J. FIRBEN & COs 24 Fat. ow. i KREST—BY |OLTZMAN, REAL ES- tate and Insurance Broker, 10th aul F sta mw, 1sthst. ny., Gr945 1th st. new. 1in40 607 1h st. uw. FURY Elegant rooms in “Sun E ‘breproof,-ele tea by steam, rem $29 Ww e100 exc, 10th end F ata.a.%, 2s FISH & MILLER, 1 BRICK HOUSES, MODEKN 131 M st. u.w., $ rooms. oH4 Cereorad at, 12 rooms Lut rok KENT_2306 M Si. G KOOMS, Ree Ce Wise Weak: ratate toner 30-2 yh and H sts, iw. > RENT— rott Manaion, 0 Lee. TON. bo 25,30) 2018? wt, Gr. Fors iU Get aypuy 69 WESCOTT & WILCOX, , 1807 Pa. RENT—UNFURNISHED. os ZUth at. 6 xooni tran Tet me,# rooms. OFFER [HOSE VERY DESIR- E ory Preaset brick Front Houses, jest et on cc K Sep i ‘ . Rent of corner house 1 ‘Sunderland pl lir’ ‘st. now., DLr.. Pe Ser-dettt + ete tetetrinteh fete 28 seat ELTICH, FOX & BROWN, 7437 Penn. ave. 2.¥. 08 BENT BY THOMAS FE. WAGGAMA’ Aseal sia Partof honse 1808 H. 1105 13th st. n,w., 97.340 Btw, 1 100 5 E 1 50 Str. & dwiz, ave. #.W Store room Stable reas 0 468 ta. ave. bi <10\ isd ficor. rtion of the p: list call at office for bulletin fau29) Tange, hot and cord water aud water clo ber month. “Appiy to JOHN FOR SALE_LOTS DOK SALE ide of F FRONTAG: Houses WA i. 4-3 — THREE DESIRABLE, BUILDING x60 on Md. ave. n.e. ; also fronting on E "near Fast Cap.; new houses terms; offer wautec. t Fe SALE—VERY st. near hw. 3 steadily at $15 per Small Lot, Four Lots, 17th st. One Lot, K st, near 17th n.w. Lot, C at, near LSths. : E H. J. LEIPOLD, sw. cor. 13th and F'n. w Fy improvement we houses; party wall; 1.00, 'y, north side kt bet. 18th and 19th 1109, . Hw. bet. K and 8; WM. T. OKIE, 607 Tsth st, uw, SORSALE—A VERY CHEAPLOT ON ¥ of South Carolina ave, bet. 11th and 20x59: party wail; about 800 feet parkin = — CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1400 F st. n.w 2 Fou SALE— Lor. Lots. Lo: ‘Not so awful cheap, but valuable and good invest- . bet. 13th and 14th, north side, 25x JO foot alley. = of. Newcomb's house, toaliey. Per th sf ny Nar! Per fout é Oregon st. hear New Hi odd ‘Shape small howses oF. Btu, | and Vth sts. stavd to iast growing uerghboriwod. Pee | B3-3t 14083 G st. LOT, 11241271 near Rhode f ner east prices low aud terms to mut; Apply to Mie 5m LAL 4 Sac ‘Third Flat, 1341 14th st. nw. *OK SALE—DESIRALLE LOY ON N tween 91h and 10th ste u.w.: price low: term H. CLAY _—— KT & SON, Fu SALE OR EXCHANGE —BLOCK OF GI ou 7th st pear entrance F price, gues’ y WESCOTT, WILCOX & CO., 8 907 Pa. ave, and Gib and La. ave. Joon SALE LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL ADJOIN. apy tckington at 25. per foo! is isa bargain. ake PoERON & RAMEY! IFUL CORNER Lor, THIRD by 90; 0n grade and x creat Wo OF THE P&ETTIEST BUILD. Florids ave; about 100 fect east of ots. Y Furest Gieu Mt. ef ae city nine our list. JOK SALE—SROOKLAND AND ADDITION LOTS, ted about 22g miles north of the city, 200 feet he Potomac, with steain aud electric rouds and ) minutes’ drive from the business part of the city; affords unequaled inducements to parties look- ju tor desizable homes or investnents. standing the remarkabie developments that have vaken ince the prices in Brookiend are the lowest in the ctof Columbia, Now 's the time to For termi and plats eali upon McLACHLE’ CHELDEL, corner 10th and Gets, aus UK SALE—FOUR LOTS, EACH 20 FT. FRONT, ou M immediately east of North Capitol st Excel nt location for resider One square from electric eallwsy Then ter sautare foot, au pARK, OOS B SALE—A UANDSOME BUILDING LOT 0} 20th st. opposite Senator Sawyer’s new bouse, 2 feet front: will be sold below market value ff taken et ence. CHAKLES W. HAN "2 y JOR SALE_BEAUTIFUL LOT, 36X60, SOUTH and enst exposure, corner of Kentucky aud aver. 15th aud G sis. ees Asbtord abstract. oh to OWNEK, 3:51 7th st. Bae. auJ0-1w' | finial Fu SALE BY OWNER—A SUBSTANTIALY BUILT Conveniently Located Hotse in the northwest, in first-class condition; 11 roows and basement cellar; all eneate: ekerte nelle: reatted a =f an Taubeediate SALE ONEW, NINE-KOO! | BRICK ON 9TH We: ES sieFanw: Di in 1 Drolt Parke contersin SILENCE bath, cellar, store room, large attic: stable on prem- ises corner lot, containing nearly 9.000 square feet; rin THEO. A. HARDING, : 8S JOR SALE—MOUNT PLEABANT—B ARGAT Coay Home, near 14v 3 ix root a .800. Apply to O *: JOR SALE—CHEAP--2 ELEGANT NE’ on the south side of C st. nw. bet. 2d and 3d: 10 412 rooms and buth: cellar and’ furnace room; ectric bolls, speaking tube and every mod. couven- jence; unusually well built; conveniently arranged: large lots; alleys; firvt-class surroundings: convenient to the business séction of the cit; for renting rooms Tory R SALE—WILL PAY 10 PER CENT ON AMOUNT vested —A New Brick House northwest, near ave- Fs; six rooms and bth: nicely papered; cabin j easy terms; ouly $3,600, DAVID D. STONY, 806 F st. n. JOR NALE—TH! Tie CITY Tor the pri¢e: location northwost, near electric car line; handsome front: 9 rooius aud bath; hardwood 8 it, front: 10-48. alley in the rear: easy terans. if desired. Price 00. Wall compare favorably with houses held at €6,000 and ones. 1t PGE SALE-ON VERMONT A HANDSG new 9-room House, elegantly finished ; complets in every detail, Frice Yow to quick buyer, it DAVID D. DLONE, 806 Fe SALE—A 12-ROOM BRICK HOUSE north side of i.hode Island ave. west of ‘th st. zstory Brick Stable; good repai lot 183100, with price low, "y 7 SALE—O at., 10-room Brick; cellar; tot 20x b 5,000 will buy a 10-room Brick House oa Dat. n.w.jlarge lot DAVID D. NTUNE, 806 F st. nw. to Buy Most Desirable Just north of Towa circle: dar closets and every modern convenience; 16, 000 ISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st. now, LE—ATTRACTIVE HOME—ALMOST NEW E AND ATTRACTIVE : two stories and ceil WO-STORY EIGH Night; 86,500; « ‘Address Box 12 —NEW rad hd 40. TWO SIX-ROOM BATH AND CELLAR outim: east iu Le Droit Park: near 6th {bviy to L. F RANDOLPH, Koom 26, tain. W kbove Ponusyl 33,900. North Capitol and Ist sts. and mprovenients; lot 14x75; . ust Capitol near 10th st, n.e., Two-story asement Press Brick: bay window: ¢ight roolns: path and modern improveinents; very cheap at 3,35 For pale—Got. near 9th s.w.,24.6x124.8; improved by three houses renting at 8570 per annum. Price for whole 85,000, An 11 per cent invest 84-2 'L. STAKGARDTER, 61 0. Tworstory Dati modern te and bath; 10: $5,000; tern it; must be sold. HOS. G. HENSEY & CO, 1300 F at. .w. A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENC! containing 14 rooms 5 table and carris ge lio! 000; terms eaay; must he sold, THOS. G. HENREY & CO., 1300 F MENT—A 81,15 rented'ai 810.50 per mouth, ~ pene}, iH, WARNER & CO.. SIGE stiiw TWO 2-STORY ‘ it BEG promis Gack. Price to. an immediate purchaser 85, 000 eae! ae hae BO WARNER & Co. NE RESIDENG 15th n.w. ; nive room io aliey, Price $4,500. 1 lm ceca —— 3 11TH N.W., A FINE ling; nine rooms, bath, Price $8.50) @HENSEY-& Co., 500 Fat. cw HOS, id st. uw. Only $2,230 if purc soon. [s3eiw] J. Rk HERTFOKD, 1419 G st, n. FOR AE a SEVERAL Good Houses, st able for Business Purposex, on 14th bet ts, and ou New York ave. be th and O b-tt VIENEY & BRADFORD, NOK SALE—CHEAP_—UOME ON RIGC alley; Jotis: 1x SWORMSIED & BRAL D. TWO-STORY i $4,300; another ERNIE & TERRY, Til4 Fat. nv. THREE-STORY rete cellar: all in )) MERRILL & TERK’ FE Brick: 9 rooms and gad eouiition ; price, # 114 F st.n.w, JOR SALE-LINDEN 8° Brick 6 rooms and bath; pric TERRY, 114 EGE, SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY, bet. Land Mts. n.wW.; Brick Store; lot 21x11 + $10,000, "° MERRILL & TERRY, * 1114 F st. b.w. x (OUNT PLEASANT—THREE VERY Pretty Cottages; 8 rooms and bath cach. large lots; prices &7, 500, 36, 1d 85, it MbKIULL JOR SALE —IN ALEXANDRIA, VA., WITHIN two mintites’ walk of local depot, Three New pix- Toom Erick Houses; water and yas; price 81,500 euch, Address J.D, M. LUN, Alexandria, Vi Pemer Fekuss Murs] rdom Brick Houses, bath and cell: concrete fluor: all moderu improvements. e each only 93,200; on easy terms. New Nine-room Urick House, corner, south front, in the northwest, halt square trom cable road; has furnace: handsomely Papered throughout: cau be bought now for $7,000; reduced trom S800. For Keys aud particulars sec McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, cor, 10th and G ats nw. ‘Tel 3 50, 1¥ SOLD Hi jin’ beautiful ou New Hampalire ave. teriun casy, 4 W. EABURFORD k. We Ok SALE DWELTING” AND BUSINESS 15th st. nearS; 7 rooms aud bath, 2-tory and basement Brick; 1834x100 to alley; facing west. ; ia built and in pe f ke. each. Hist. u.w. near Stu: large Brick House, 23 tt. front. hadsomely finished throughout... T at. near L4th; woll-bullt Brick, with good G st, near 11th 8 G st. neur 12th; tine business site; 18206 alley Ga 31,000 per ammun to 30-tt. wiley. s D st. bet. tet und story Hirick. Marion st.; beautimuily ‘tnished House, good-sized yard. 13th st. near Masa. i highest ground in. city od-sized yard aud large ely situated. on’ Jarge rooms, with brick stable: fac ‘The above is Gily a poriion oi Permission to inspect the nivve ftice only. JOHN B. st Fo Be Louis Bo-foot aves. lantio build OK SAL E—#2,200 WILL BUY A NEW EIGHTs ane, He ar a ee ee of Saag em net, Oak 3 it Mt Meaaont: sinail cagh down ; balance Biouthly. 5 Mblcrl Ui, 1410.0 Tw JOR SALE—ON SEAR H si. 3-STORY Brick Dwelling ‘brick Stere; both under rent; lot 4 feat 40 mmc! aay terns, 6,000; 0 y card from VIGHT, F ‘Oh SALE—BUSINESS —PROPERTY—SEVERAL Desirable Lots and Buildings on F st. near Gtk, on. ia canes WERRG TE Watbox' ged . PY p07 aid Oth and La. ave. ‘These houses can be bought for einai cat payment WESCOTT, WILCOX he 1907 Pa. uve, ohd tiv and Lt ave. 3 PROPERTY ON PENN evhud root i du auiount tuvevted. For one SCOTT, WILCOX & CO. Be. a : and 6th and La. FR dies Lee ee fas oud ‘coal H On easy terme, | This is an epportunity for Meee a HERRON 8 Bal R SALE--(28 T ST. N.W. NEWSHREE-STORY ania. Cellar Brick; all conVenjenges, Inspect this re ee Room 4, Atlantic Building. — OR SALE—HANDSOME CORNER ROUSE, 13 Fee eee Ted nT EW TON, BOS Fat 9K SALE — BUSINESS PROPERTY — SEVERAL Penna on ieee ustecon ae end Miewascine, setts ave. New York a1 also on and ¥thet. PITNZY & BRADFORD, 1305 F st. n. juz6-0o8t Fok Sale on RENT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ‘Droit Park, 01 . aut. SO TYLER & ROTHEUPORD, 1907 Fet, {OK SALE—¥INE CORNER PROPERTY NW, f five New Brick Dwell for Petar ato cases HTS FOR: uu 24t® (A 97 and 98). au30-6t JOR SALE_IN :OTION— Columbia College xrounds ; large ; clegaut.833,000 Lith st, opposite Barber mi t artiatic and complete, 1st aud Hillyer plac ‘Maryland ave. n.e. ; Many others. ‘Cail for information, JOHN 0. JOHNSON, Colurabus Buildi an30-1W 617 F Fou SALE—A SPLENDID BANGATN EITHER AS a ho:ne or for au investment.—Three fine new Press Brick Front Houses, with Leavy trimmings; 6 bed rooms, pa evtion hall, Hbrary, unin root, Ritehen with plenty, of Hyht, large clo ets and pantry, bath and all modern improvements hented by furnace; beautifully papered throughou and decorated i le colors; Ane cabinet mautels, electric Lelia, sc. ; loc t. moar the cor. of 16th St. is already an admirable one aud i still rapidly Krowing; houses open tor inspection every di watchman in Prices are as follows: For hi 15:10, cor 3 for 1838 and 40, 98.250 each; terms to suit. houses on 16th st, 1887, 39 and 41, contaiminwe 11 anc 1) ill be Alished ip ten da prices, Address H. OWN wn stone R, Star office. E iE CHEAPEST PROPERTY NOW offered in Mt. Picasant;« Beautitul Lot 100x140; clichtfally situated, improved by large 10-roomi honse; beautiful shade trees, &e, Onl; 8,500. aui0-Iw REDFORD W. WALK! ATez PST. NW. 14 all mod, impe.; hand free- beautiful home. . A. WINDSOR. & SON, Owners, __8030-7¢" 3 F at, Bow, Foksss ‘STORY AND BASEMENT 8, cellar and bath ; ali mod. This is a very desirable house; only #4, auO-Gt BWU! EDT & BRADLEY, 927 F at, RY SALE—1714 13TH ST.—A THREE-STORY Press Brick House, containing 12 rooms and bath and il convenience; has largo vault; house fronts south.” For tull information apply 40 | FISHER & 00. THOS. __au29-6¢ 4 F st Foe se 616 to 630 “Tia ave, Ws D.Dey 41 49... ‘500414 Ks esa The above x only a portion of tno property op my books. For full list call at office for bulletin insued on the lstand 15th. {auz9) THOS. E. WAGGAMAY POE SALE WE ARE OFFERING AB 4 SPECIAL Bargui Hendsome New 3-story Press-brick Front Houses, 518 to 528 Spruce st. Le Droit Park, contgining eight rooms, exciusive of bath, on the fol- Jowiny terms: One-third caxh and the balahce payable per month, which includes interest and prm- Persons desiring to secure a huue or invest. ment would do well to inspect this property. us 1t is very desirably located, being one square from the cable and 9th st. cors, which run direct to Treasury in. fourtecn minutes. ‘These houses cannot be duplicated in the elty tor the price asked. ‘They will be open for inspection every day from. B to 7 pap, INO. F. WAGGAMAN, Es m. Lath st, JOR BALE—ON $10 MONTHLY PAYMENTS—4- room New Frame How nvenuient to cars, GEO, |. EASTERDAY, Koom 3 6038,F sh. naw, 1 cipal. 1 ave $2,500 TO LOAN ON GOOD REALES- tate secttrity a “ ” Alsu some well-secured real estate notes for sale oe B.WIGHT, 140834 ¢ st. VANT MONPY?—¥10'T0 8100 TO LO. D' 4 teas Se eli eee Ee —— Wayons, Hyusehola Goods or o:he} jual property’, iicipal ahd snterest pasabletn Weekly cr ‘went pay! Bo removal of woods from residence; no publ Box ON, Star gfheg 4. aug0-lmt” Qi) GO AND 9500 IN MAND: Ni yond tiie to prepare papers, ‘DEDBLM Davis & Co, = “YBL¥ st ni, Ne ATES Q¥ INTEREST ON eal Estate security by Heal Petate security PY Ga vant & SMITH, 1m Ln ULF 14th hy M ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON APPROVED District real estate, ALBERT F. FOX, aul6-luf zs 920 Fst. naw Ee eee as yor short period, at 5 aud 6 per cent. WES Corr, WitcOX eC. 1007 Pa. ‘ave. and 6th and _ OS SS aul6-1m Y TU LOAK—IN SUMS FROM $200 TO ,V00 at 6 per cent on District of Columbia Teul estate, No deluy wheresecurity is accptable, DUGAN & BUTLER, bu ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE; PROMPT attention to all applications, SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, au8-Im O27 Fat. Dw. }ROM 81,000 TO $25,000 70 LOAN ON CITY | ag ea: BROOKS, 61U 12th Jy28-m 1° Ey fu LOAN. a 10 to 50,000 roved fieul Estate Security. Sin Building Loans a Specialty, BH. WARNEK & CO, “O16 E d s8-2m__ J ONET 10 Loan 1N SUMS FROM §500 UPWARD, AT 3 AND 6 PER CENT, ON HEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R. 0, HODIZMAN, Corner 10th und F sta. thw. [ ON AP- 36330 4 ONEX 10 LOAN Al VIVE YER C Na han inate decusin: hax Specialty Yok @ KULHE heres 1 MOREY TO LOAN aN SUMS TO SUL. U ber cent, on D. C. reul estate securit FRANK T. LAWLINGS, 1300 limwton Fire ins, Co, OSEY TO LOAN-ENDOWMENT, LIFE AND MOR itune roticies bourne bigest cash prices. ins Leyotated upoD a aver ean ASCHER: yO LoaN— an 815,000 vU0 Ey '¢5,000 se000 wou ¢ On Real Estat my5 Pa ‘1HOs. BE. WAGGAMAN, _ ONEY LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL buins Eye, Rates ont Estate Security. A tow sums of 64, 500 and up ut 5 per cent. INS, BULKLEY & CO.15033 Px, ave. ONEY 10 LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES. mail suiovuta: which 1 deuire, to. place tl : wl ace ston ou. Weta sae J, 1807 lowest rates of interest. 10th und H sts. n.w. SEY TO LOAN On Approved keal Estate ty, in District of Lovummbia, au aby enine desired, at lowest rates of im tereat, THOS, 3. PISHr it & CO.. #017 1324 F st. uw. ONEY TO Loan nS 1 Jowest rates, on approved real Yetute security. GH, fox @ BLOWS. O20 1437 yivauia aveut MOREY 70 L0aN ON LEAL EMTATE On 3 class security, at lowest rates of interest; no: Where Ube security is good, fy 0.6. GREEK, 303 7th st. n.w, JM°™¥ To Loan on weaL EStaTE ‘At Lowest Kates, W § PANENHOWER, p24 Successor to DANENHUWFis & SON, 1115 Fat, —————————— SPECLALTIES, = Miutimemly athens Qeaplatne fe Whatever cause, st her residence, 1 st. uw. Uihce bours } to 5 p.m. dyi2-2m* ne NEW HOUSE ON VERMONT + cabinet, tnan- 0 yi Chandsterss Sr perpertcens tik ay aT NEW Varvain it $7,000. se2-5t | HEMKON & MARYS TSU? oe ecw, KR SALE-LOTS_ON NORTH CAPITOL ST, Florida aye., Sand T sta n.w.; new electric oad and other strcct improvements to be inade will greatly advance prices.) Several ane Corner Lots efered yzites trom Se. pee foot upward: dal ish yt ShEN Dias s Cor ‘alare apply to WME ii. SAU: 3 TP 2 sys, 30K SALE—SEVERAL FINE LOTS IN FAIR- Friw ein, Fronuing on ‘Tenleytown road, elec. jie care pase, Deine BULOU seek at SOE ma ‘eamare kee ee ees Kk SALE—SOME OF THE HANDSO} man ibe in Holmead Manor, Mount Plessant dbetween th apd 14th st, care), sul! for sale, Strects oe ate ‘trees to being done OR SALE—A NDAD BARG. KITHER t howpe ge, forran investment “two ate nee Netra paar ate par ee ity of light, | — se2-3t at, aes eee % 1006 F st, aA and card of adiaission apply to M. oe See pee ee eo NW por Whare be Worsoct Siseveloa Gar: be Boas The “FAIR” Dressy. Semaeee Garment, with oR ‘were never so. GoubY: Hg Roaesoaeas A ER | GENI® suits scounen xD Conte, 50a, Ur FIND ‘Moat a INGO) hand h ital Feason tor selling. “Inquire oa 7th at. nw 100 CASH W! ‘KO 3 Bit. 630 Foi. nw. R SALE—ENTIRE FURNITURE OF A LARG! oe a silfurnivure toeether enitatanie tateiateee eikies to go to housekeeping. Very reasonable terme to cash ‘pase! Address Gi, we S Star office, R SALE—THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTCRES of a Restaurant established over twenty years; centrally located. 700. Saw lecttat, Brice 00 Rent 050. ada WOR SALK—A KARE CHANCE—OWING TO ‘death a Well Established, Lucrative ad Fasno, MR EXCHANGE—AN EXCELLENT LOT Hyattsville, Md., fora Piano. Address Lor JROR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES IN PART of Stationers, Ciara, Sheet Mumc and a variety Notivus; th ry ‘Cases :one 8 feet and two 4 feet at, SALE—ENTIR see” ENTS OF A 10-ROOM ruse : fe’ ps trom the Capitol; neat and com- fortablo—all the way irom: a Bilver Pitcher apd Waiter, Hpetures, Ke. down to Market Basketsfor 00: jombers of Congress would save money by purchas- {ng this Tot. ‘Address Mr, HAMMOND, Stay oes. * LOK EXCHANGE—A Row OF NEW 2 STORY and Basement Brick Dwollings in the northwest section of the city for exchange for’s square or part equare in desirabje neihborhood. WESCOTT, WILCOX & CO., : 1907 Pa ave. and th and La ave, Fe? XCHANGE-—DESIRABLE DWELLING aT Le Droit Park for building jot in northwest section. WESCUT1, WILOOX & CO., and Oth and La ave, NING FOR A HOTEL MAN with some capital at a new division railroad to@n. v 3, Land and Immigration Ageut, B. i Baltimore, Md. elt AGRO? CHANG ¥OR A BLACKSMITH. WILL sell tools or let shop on shares to the right man; two forges; lowrent, Apply at 32 Hot, ne. oa JOR SALE—GKOCERY, MEAT AND PROVISION Busines<:a prousment corner in ® good k Addresr ¥.W., Star office. W) SSHING TO RETIRE FROM BUSINEDS, I WILL sell or exchange for city of country property im: old-established general merchandise business, whic! 4s one of the best paying in the District of Columb: Any party wishing to goin business this is # golden grpertunity, Would sell om long time with proper se- auzs-2w* BROOKE. Star office. CAMPBELL, TENNIS CHAMPION, Close of the Tenth Annual Lawn Tennis Tournament at Newport. A fine day grected the players in the national Jawn tennis tournament yesterday at Newport, The attendance was the largest of the tourna- ment, it being the closing day and the two great matches for the championship in both singles and doubles were on. There were sev- eral thousand spectators on the grounds sur- rounding the courts, The championship doubles were begun first between Hobart and Hall, the crack eastern team, and Carver and Ryerson, the leading western players in doubles, and the match was watched with in- terest until nearly 11:30, when Campbell, the winner of allcomers yesterday, appeared to face Slocum, the champion of two years for the championship in singles, Then interest was centered upon this match, During the first set it looked hke Campbell was the winner, as he played his maguitic head game, repeat, placing the ball bevon Slocum’s reach. He took the tirst two games and then dropped one to Slocum. The fourth and fifth went to Campbell, and then Slocum took another and his last, Campbell adding the seventh and eighth to his score. The sec- ond set was closer. Slocum opened by placing the first game to his credit. Campbell tied the score and then took the lead by winning the third game, Then Slocum made it 2 all. Campbell led and Slocum made it “all,” and then took the odd game. Campbell made the score even again and then Slocum won two in succession and the set, Campbell's playing was vory sharp and his placing brilliant, but toward the last of the set Slocum made it less effective by returning well-placed balls and in return doing some placing himself. The third set was also close. Slocum again won the open- ing game, and then they alternated until the score stood at 3 all, when Campbeil ran it out at6-3. One more set finished the match and gave Campbell the championship. It was a quick one, Slocum taking but one game. Campbell played. his coolest, casiest and most effective game, while Slocum played hard, but could not do anything against Campbell's great work, Campbell's warmest friends were sur- prised at the ease with which he beat his oppo- nent and took his rank as the leading ea tennis player of the country. Again it was hi faultless judgment and sureness of play which won him the match. The contest occupied but an hour and a quarter. The double match was a long and close one. Carver and Ryerson won the first set easily, giving the eastern players but one game. Hobart and Hall then took their turn at win- ning two sets before dropping another. The fourth set was the best of the match, each team winning until the score ran up to ‘deuce, and then out at 8-6 in favor of the westerners. ‘The fifth set, which was the decisive one, went to the east and with it the championship of the United States in doubles, The match lasted two honra, Both teams did good work and proved themselves experts and pretty evenly matched. These two championship matches close the tenth annual tournament of the National Lawn Tennis Association. siae ‘eee. smi COUNTESS VON GLUMER’S VISIT. The Famous ‘Diamond Wedding” of Thirty Years Ago Recalled, Countess Frances Aurelia Bartlett von Glumer, who arrived in the Cuban steamer Yumuri Monday, is at the Park Avenue Hotel, New York, fora stay of several months. She 1s better known by the namo of her first hus- band, whom she married at St. Patrick's Cathedral October 18, 1859. That wedding, which has passed into history as the “diamond wedding,” was perhaps the most brilliant ever celebrated on this continent, The bride was a beautiful young woman, the daughter of Lieut, Bartlett, U.S.N., and the groom was a Spanish nobleman of great wealth, Don Estaban Santa Cruz de Ovieda, a descendant of one of the and a man of gorgeous ideas about spending money, For weeks before the wedding all classes of society were talking about it, Don Estaban had given his fiance rings valued at $50,000, other jewels costing nearly as much more, be- sides eighty gowns of various styles and of great beauty. Among them were the wedding gown, which cost $5,000, and four others cost- ing $3,000 each. 1t was said that Don Estaban spent over $150,000 in preparation for the wed- ding. When the day came all New York tried toast into the enthedeal, where Archbishop Hughes celebrated the wedding. The news- papers of the day devoted great space to it, and Edmund Clarence Ste wrote some x Te bard rig at. a % it rtlett was near! ay, years the jantor, of Don Estdban. She and her first hus- nd lived for maty years on one of his Cuban plantations, pee gone d visiting Europe and this country, an: a time attracting atten- tion by the’ ma; nt way in which they livea. Atter Don Ovieda's death his widow married Count von Glumer, who had an old and honored name, youth and good looks to make up for his lack of estates, ee yours of ago, tal, slender aod wistohaiveds ‘fifty of 5 rand wl with tases of her former beauty left She is living in the City of Mexico surrounded by all the Juxury her wealth enables her tocommand, stir Tuesday night in a colored quarter of Bal- timore. The woman is impressed with the idea that God has commissioned her to warn the people of Baltimore that the city is to be visited by # tremendous fldod and all of its in- washed from of Bat surted chon her mistioe: toon SERIOUS STABBING CASE. A Disorderly Gatheriag at the Carousel Near North Capitol Street. Almost every time that a merry-go-round focates on a vaeant Jot or open square it at- tracts ‘such a disorderly gathering that com- plaints are made to the police, It is the night performances that attract the motley gatber- inge and watermelon eating and lemouade and whisky drinking afe indulged im to a consider- able extent by the colored population. An cccasional fight or trouble of some sort is not rare. There was the usual créwd at the fying horses near North Capitol and N streets last night ahd the usual difficulty followed with more serious results than usual. Solomon Williams and William Cook were the partici- pants. The former is only seventeen years old and the latter is ten years his senior. When the police arrived upon the scene Cook was sufferlag from a stab wound in the stomach, He was removed to the Emergency Hospital and Williams was locked up. The case could not be tried in the Volice Court today because Cook was unable to appear, Jian “am stone The Nationalist Club. Nationalist Club, No, 1, held its first meeting after the vacation last evening with J. L. Mc- Creery in the chair, After interesting reports by the committees a discussion of the nation- alization of the railroads followed. The fact that government employes in the railway eran} service received better pay with less jours and a month's vacation was held to be a strong reason among their brother workers on the roads for desiring their work also to be under the government. Mr, McCreery will give an address next Wednesday evening on “The Inconsistencies of Nationalism. pera "wan A Youthful Thief Sentenced. A twelve-year-old colored boy named Eddie Butltr was accused in the Police Court today of having stolen a $20 note from Mary Brown's bouse in East Washington. Judge Mills wanted to send the boy to the reform school, but said that institution was filled so far as colored boys were concerned, Lawyer Hewlett. who repre- sented the boy, said that Judge Miller had said that if there was any vacaucy in the reform school it was for colored boys ax much as for white ones, Judge Mills disposed of the case by fining the boy $20 o1 ——_—— A Lawyer and a Policeman. There was @ squabble in the Potice Court this morning between J. M. Ricks, a colored lawyer, and Policeman Trammell. The trouble was all about a colored boy who had been arrested. His mother employed Lawyer Ricks and afterward other counsel was secured. The lawyer did not acense the officer of robbing him of his client, but he did suspect that the policeman had something to do with it. He complained that the officer threatened to lock him up. The officer said he was not guilty of doing anything prejudicial to the lawyer's prac- tice. Judge Mills listened patiently to both sides and heard Mr. Dumout say that the court had nothing to do with the scttlemont of private disputes, Judge Mills said that there was noth- ing for him todo and the regular business of the court was resumed. cease To Entertain Visitors. A meeting of the committees from Simons’ Commandery, No. 1, and Mount Calvary, No. 4, Knight Templars, was held at their asylum, No. 808 11th street northwest, last night to make arrangements for the reception of the James’ Commandery, No. 4, and Cyrene Royal Court from Philadelphia, who will make a pilgrimage to this city September 30, 1890. ckvillo fair, Sept * ATHLETIC sports, Rockville fair, Sep! ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tre Evextxa Stan. Couxty Count.—The county court will, it is thought, be able to close its session this even- ing. as the grand jury. having completed its business, has been discharged and there is no petit jury. Bench warrants have been issued for the arrest of the indicted gamblers, &c., and on arrest they will be bailed for the November quarterly term or committed to jail. Pvpric Scuoors.—The total number of per- mits granted by the clerk of the school board for white pupils is 1,039. The permits issued to white bors is four less than last year, but the permits to white girls exceed those of last year by sixty-seven, so that while no new schools will be needed for boys it is expected that a new sebool for white girls will be opened. There are now eleven schools for white boys aud cight schools for white girls. Warrants ror Attecep Gampiens. commonwealth attorney, J. E. Clements, 3 terday placed warrants in the hands of the sheriff for the arrest and bringing into court forthwith all the persons indicted for gamb- ling along the Potomac by the grand jury that has just adjourned. Nores.—The cireus came to town this morn- ing in ten cars and young Alexandria 1s glad that the public schoOls have not yet begun their lessons, so that absence does noi count. A pro- cession’ enlivened the city.—The Catholic Cnureh authorities have determined to dispense with an assistant pastor at St. Mary’s Church here. Rev. D. O. Kane, 8.J., will be the only pastor, but on each Saturday a clergyman from Georgetown Coilege will make a missionary visit to this city and neighborhood and remain until Monday. The treasurer of the college will usually do this missionary work. A pleasant party of young ladies and gentle- men left here this morning for an excursion to Harpers Ferry.——Homes can be gotten cheap here. The Gertran Building Association has sold to John Evans for $270 a house and lot on Oronoko near Royal streets, —Sales of a house and lot on Royal street noar Wolfe for £400 to T. N. Scott, and of a house and Jot on Fairfax street near Gibbon to W. J. Byers for $650 have been made.——H, N. Copp, W. W. Dud- ley, 8. D. Luckett, B. L. Baldwin and others of Washington have obtained a charter here for the West End Loan, Park and Trust Company. wn nt inn GEORGETOWN. Herp ow a Cuanor or Hovsrsreaktnc—John Caton was a prisoner in the Police Court this morning. He was charged with housebreaking in the night, it being alleged that he entered the house ot Mrs. Jane Curren, No. 1665 32d street, with intent tocommit a felony. John is related to Mrs, Curren’s husband, but he had been told to keep away from the house, He, however, did not keep away and Sunday morn- ing before daybreak it is chi l that he climbed through the back window and en- deavored to steal some jewelry. Mrs. Curren testified that she was awakened by John, and she ordered him to leaye the house. Judge Mills held Caton in $500 security to await the action of the grand jury. Trarsen Courtyzy Derarts.—Charles E. Courtney, who so successfully trained the Columbia Athletic Club's crew for the Staten Island regatta, left this morning for Bedford Springs, where he will spend a« week or two — going to his home at Union Springs, Ne wos captured last night by Officer Gillmore on Dunbarton avenue near Sist street, — is @ome complaint of the irregular time of Georgetown and Tenleytown railroad from the Georgetown junction on their last trip. ———_— The Tunnel at Niagara. Aspecial from Lockport says: The tunnel scheme at Niagara Falls for developing un- limited water power seems to be an assured thing. The contract has been awarded by the Cataract Construction Company to Rogers & Clement, New York contractors, but the exact aaeaens i H Be ft i i FE Ret apse i SHItEE aa? Hit / A fife sta i 1 i i i EE i tl CAPITOL GLEANINGS, The President Commends the Pan- American Reports on Arbitration. The President sent to the House yesterday afternoon a letter from the Secretary of State accompanied by reports adopted by the Pan- American congress relating to the subject of international arbitration, Secretary Biaine in his letter says the act of Congress approved May 24, 1888, authorized the President to im- vite the several other governments ot America to join the United States ina conference for the purpose of discussing and recommending for adoption some plan of arbitration for the settlements of disagrecments and disputes that may hereafter arise between them. In pur- suance of this invitation the conference, he says, adopted three reports: First, Recom- mending a definite plan of arbitration for the settlement of differences between the Ameri- can nations, ‘ond. Recommending the adoption of a similar plan by the nations of Europe. Third, Declaring that the right of conquest could not be recognized by the American nations, In his letter of transmittal the President says that the ratification of the treaties contem- plated by these reports will constitute one of the happiest and most hopeful incidents of the western hemisphere. THE VENEZURLAN AWARDS, Mr. Hitt of Illinois, chairman of the com. mittee on foreign affairs, introduced in the House yesterday a bill providing for the appli- cation by the Necretary ef St of the funds received by the Department of State on ac- count of the Venczuclan awards to the pay- ment of the new awards rendered by the Wash- ington mixed commission. The bill directs the Secretary of State to apply these funds with all their accretions to the parment of the new awards and to credit the Venezuelan gov- ernment on account of the new awards with such aserctions a8 well as with the principal of the funds, FOR A GARRISON ON SAN DIEGO DAY, Representative Van Dever of Californin vax terday introduced in the House @ resolution directing the Secretary of War to consider and report whether the establishment of a military garrison at or near the bay of San Diego, on the Pacific coast, ix desirable, also directing that official to cousider the question of a site for such « garrison, SUED AT THE MARRIAGE ALTAR, A Bridegroom Served with Legal Docu- ments on Behalf of an Injured Husband. Edward C, Burkhardt, a leading real estate agent, and Miss Laura Smith, the handsomest Woman in the eighth ward of Buffalo,were mar- ried in St. Louis’ Roman Catholic Church in that city, in spite of the McLaughlin suit men- tioned in yesterday's dispatches to Tu Stan, and the festivities were of a character corre- sponding with their social position. Just be= fore the bridegroom reached the altar Lawyer Brauenlein’s clerk thrust into his hands « sum- mons and compiaint in an action brought by John O. McLaughlin, an ex-post office clork and correspondent of the Elmira Telegram, for $10,000 damages, Mr. Burkhardt bravely put the papers inside of bis coat and weut through the ceremony. He paid no further attention to them. The complainant alleges that Mr, Burkhardt ali ughhin’s affec- tions in the firstinstance by force. and continued by threats and other means to make her com- plusant. The document sets it all out and numes the places where McLaughlin lived and where he says the offenses were committed. Burkhardt says it isacase of blackmail. He will contest it and his bride's folks believe his explanation, McLaughlin has sued ex-Post- master Sackett for libeling him in the Buffalo Courier, enciplbipdetetbisiaas: BORROWED FROM HIS FIANCE. Suit Brought by a Young Woman to Re« cover $18,000 From an Inconstant Lover. A curions story is behind a suit to recover $18,000 which has been brought by George against Horace F. Medbury of Providence, Rl. The money in question was loaned to Medbury about two years ago by Garnett’s sister Louise. Lonise is a pretty girl of less than twenty-one years, and in July, 18*7, she became infatuated with Medbury at Diamond Lake, Mich., a watering resort ab out 100 miles out of Chicago. The families of cach were st the hotel for the summer, and the courtship extended to the fol- lowing winter, when Medbury visited Chics and made known his desire to enter into t! wholesale hardware business in that place. is alleged that at this time he became engaged darnett, and that the wedding was fixed to take place in five months, Me ‘bury was then loaned the £18,000 now cliimed by in behalf of his sister Louise. Medbury made a written contract at this time with Miss Garnett. Medbury, instead of remaining in Chicago, went to western lows and opened a hotel. He also bought land in Ogden and Sult Lake, which since has paid him a handsome profit und made him a wealthy man. In one of the Providence banks he has a 000 cash deposit, and this has been at- tached by the far plaintiff. Miss Garnett is willing to forgive Medbury, who is still » bach- elor, if he will consent to marry her, but otherwise she contends he must pay back her capital with interest, see — MONEY IN LIGHT OPERAS, Mr. Gilbert Wins His Suit Against Sule livan and D*Oyley Carte. The action begun by Mr. Gilbert against his former manager, D'Oyley Carte, and Sir Arthur Sullivan, to obtain a receiver to determine bis share of the earning of the *-Gondoliers,” camo up for hearing in London yesterday. Counsel Fischer, for Mr. Gilbert, claimed that Carte had violated the agreement under which the three had worked, and on which the Savoy Theater had been conducted for years, which was that Carte should render quarterly accounts. Every- thing had gone smoothly until April last, when the statement was not satisfactory, and Mr. Gilbert made claim for a balance he believed was due him. Then when the time for the July account came around Carte declined to present it until the differences on the April ac- count was adjusted. Mr. Gilbert went to lew about the matter. Under pressure Carte gave up $10,000, but this did not settle the misun- derstanding, for Mr. Gilbert claimed another $5,000. The present action followed. y both Mr. Gilbert and Sir Artnur Sullivan bad received $450,000 from Carte in the shape of royalties, during the past cleven years. Mr. Gilbert's affidavit narrated the outside business ventures of Carte, which include a large hotel that has required €500,000 investment from Carte, and a number of other speculations that demanded almost unlimited Gilbert declares in his statement i of the cars of the | ‘The remains of a young man were found yess terday afternoon lying beneath a ledge of rock near the bottom of the waterfall, about 200 feet east of Schiller's monument in the rambie in Central Park, New York, The body had been there a week or man more, it twenty-five years suit, brown at ene : ghee bl Hi r £ E h é i aE i i E | | i g F i & : | F i a f i? ai i i i E i H if if Fe fr Hl ft i ll | I !