Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1890, Page 3

= tag THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. NESDAY, _—— SEPTEMBER 10. 1890. _FOR RENT—HOUSES. 4 FOR RENT—HOUSES.__ J FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. _FOR_SALE—HOUSES. RUST & HUD Fi RENT OR S4LE- ih. 1 i of New York ave. a oe = rent for 810 A NEW AND. DESIRABLE ‘st_near 20th: price 8100 permonth. BH. ROBERTSON, 1515 H st. K ST. NEAR NEW SIGNAL bath; press brick bsy-window UR, '. 6 Room: front/all mod. imps; inege Fards ad closets; cpen, RNISHED HO’ oN HAT_N. ave. fe Fe SSS — house centrally located. ‘direle 13 Hvreniss. BULRLsy & Co. n0-3t 1303 Pa. ave. E CHO! SIX roca eghegeted rar: 208. iT and 113 Nxt ae Oia, month. Fh Mr BOMANSAN, Coruet Grocery. 101. Acid Place a. 10.100 Vt ay. nr. N Dupont 201 NH. ave. nr. TOK RENT_— 1328 @ ST. &. W., HOUSE, Citele, 12r. ‘water, batit rare yard, bac ‘entrance Tt” | Ube ctove iouses cen Leezamined va pemestrom evr cfdee only. HOMAS 4, Fis! a SIX-RoOM HOUSE eeton —— is Iota Fes cw. Dw. Re t$15. Apply at nw. E. RICHARDSON sio. : 12 LOOMS 3 Sreoina and bath. ACH. SEMM R SALE—! CONNECTICUT aLE—0 ST. aeecion mee a = zo GoM ra-atone Howse, 12 rooms: me ey 78 = ‘Two-stery : on onienty eryanced Nerrerrs ™ 100; He WabNek ee e100 ae ee an — oad pa 331 F at uw. EE SALE-3D, ST, NEAR cN. aa THREE: modern improveme: 500. gar by 1 al n Penney ozs H WARNER CO. 1018 SCE SALE=AY E NEW BRICKS, VERY « CONTE re Srey Fe Sota ae 18th: turee A . tease reve $11, ‘BL WARN bar 325 De OE ee eee EP aL BCy Saiehed, on a SLg_SEW STARE TORY ¢ AND CELLAR For at Westminster Cd ‘be- RaxpotrH, | tween Sth and lou news 5 E250, 910-4¢ Room 26, Le Droit — oo5t cose: WARNER & ca. CORNER ot IWEST—A_ DOUB! re BR og tee ST. NEAR R ST. Bt Ecce Nb ee oo URE CANEYULLY & RULE RTE foom Brici improvements: 88,0 ABLE Ni NEIGHBONMOOD. Ii. i BERTYON 1515 | 6.54 wie <a )%. SALE_NEW BRICK ON T 8T. R SALE—A CHANCE A HANDSOME rs Heatdence on one of he most feshiousole sirwets | 2 tb and 20th eua nw three aoe jm the city: Kost, near Siet: Bay-window Brick ®] y6.5¢ __ aos) larxe rooms, ‘and cellar; house built 6 years: iot rea eRe, args ag | EGR Gira SROTETE SL, SAUCE at DA ‘1D’ a SiONEOR 806 Fst. nw. stories and cellar; nine rooms aud bath; steam heat; {OR SALE—A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON 187 ST. poeust. half square from Library and Capitol: brick: 5 30Tdok pave paved legs ae ‘Satories; lot 182120 Avis SS one, sos Fet.nw. Dun at mwadorso 1a 4th st, DW. & winter sea <1 0r.t.3.40. "m, ave.,atore. 40 a Sears HOUSE ON THE “HIL! ouly, $3,500; Mass ave. near Stanton Park; 2 tories; 3} rooms on each floor and bath: handsomely papered; lot 78 feet deep, running throtich to D st; Tuoi for another house. DD. STONE, 806 Fst. nw. RMB: NEW;9 ROOMS fow ster from’ cars; 18 positive barvain, STONE, 806 F st. n.w. 0 ‘Meridian ‘Hill Boundary: size ; building Strouxly bust; suitable Tor stable, ‘storage or vther Tusiness, aud can at siuill expense be converted Into ments, reut, S20 per month; price of laud 4 24,500, GEORGE W. LINKINS, 4 Cor. 1th an Water. Fs KENT. VOtL st, n.w.. 11 rooms, ma nicl dwelling cor. hi xt. te, 10 rev! 12 at ne. 9 rooms, ia “farther informatiou apply to ae & PRRROOTT, an30-10t (Rellogz Building), 1416 F at. nw. FO RENT URECRSISREDS Flatsin “Ihe Milto rd stand cold food ary cellar under whole house Femt $35 1m advance. ae RENT —4 et Stan mer Kk Bath and =-story now. J. ORVILLE PoeRe X & BROWN, 7 Penn. uve. u. » ROOM! hh good’ repair. rent 18 13th st. uw. carnrs ‘8 rooms tern improveme: ply to W. C, SOHNSU: BY THOMAS Keal Es HOUSES. 13 2let et. now. WAGGAMAN, Broker, O17 F st. now. -HOUSE 1117 Juding bath; hi Fekete &e Rent #35. aa re at 1 Zit st. n. QOR KE O: ROOMS, $22.50 K st. uw, « SS 'S, Weal Putate Isroker, 4 G st. n.w., Gr. au30-2w Cor. 19th and H sts. hw, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE Qat. new. Slorids av anda ase mete Hine W. and ‘and twen- twelve miles from ht miles from Balti BE T & ABE ROK SALE—17 EK Lleven-room House, $4,000: LARGE ARM, 468 Ta ave, 2 front Lk Farm, $3,000; 96-ucre Farin, 800; 13. a0 Gnnten Hide Farm, $1,000. Book free, H.'P. CHAMBEKS, nigh eralsburg, Md. slv JOR SALE— ‘New 10-room House ; barn; laze number of shade fund Truit trees, with 50 ‘acres of Jand, two tiles from Washiueton. Price $11,000. Also, 11-room House and 27 acres highly improved ; beautiful jew of this Aty, two miles distant, Price oy many Tracts and Lots near the city for sale nd ob easy terms. Call or send for map of Washington and surrounding country with list of property: | Rartie property free of charze. ore Str. Sdws., 1200 50 i ave. ¥.W, pe s10-3t The above isonly a list call at office for bu ACRES—FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Telieamt ist hot “THs Ee WauGaMan. | Loe “or ae J. M.-C. COX, Glymont, = T_ HOUSE 117 NEW YORE AV! y; | Kuarles county, Md. 80-68" * nt condition per month, all modern nmpro Apply 124 Ae ee: Fish Preserve; 4.000 acr op b. and O. KK; price $12, RENT HOUSE 1309 Hs: - ROSSES- Martinsburg, ce Getober. Abrly tod. 3. BHEDD, 5 ai seal pode Holand ave. 7 Avtim” | qjok saLe— ) ACRES; MODERN 1%. ei room house, barn, outbuildings fruit. timber; 2 iniles from Bowie, on B. & Kk ch cess to cities. Address OWS {OK SALE OK RENT—FIEST-CLASS RESIDENCE at Frederick, Md. ; beautiful, health: stant railroad communication with W Baltimore; lot 527x150; all mod. impa. : very desirable, VERNON ‘s°CO, 108 St. Paul st Baltimore, Std. * FOk SALE ON MONTHLY | PAYMENTS—FOUR more of those Beautiful Cottages at Charlton Heights; price $2,500, 83,300, 4,400 and 86,000, Buy a home an op payitig ret. si-lm EASTEKDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 F st. FOR Salers FAKM OF ACRES, SITUATED 14s miles from Ashton, Montgomery County, Md. jand fertile, well wooded and Watered; several fine building sites, but no buildin. my ‘20. J. STABLER, Ashton, Md. JOR RENT—NE' hear Duyont Circle. 14 room Clegent surround ines. MOWARD F- OKIE, ‘Heal Estate, at nw, Ox KENT—BY R. 0, HOLTZMAN, REAL #8. tate and Insurance Broker, 1Uth and ¥ ste. nw, ausu-1m* GEO. L. Fok SALE NEAR STATIONS ON MET. BRaNcH B. and U... Lots, Cottages, Country Homes, and Tiuber Lauds. COOKE D. LUCKET. nw. At Kockville after 1 yor Conn. ave. nF Nour. 13th at. now.,1hr 120 Vt ave. ur. NT 160.06 Zotn bet. Q and Ky 10r.100 OFFICES. 20 to 50 Elegant rooms 40 Bush SALE — VALUABLE FARM, jariboro about nine miles from Wash- ington; 158 acres, buitlingn worth mare tare ia toted for the eutire property. Af taken before October 1, £3,500, T. BR. BROOKS, 616 12th st, pyrtomac KIVER AND CHESAPEAKE B. Faris; some fine ostates ; very cheap; with abund- SITUATED anco of fish, oysters and wane. G. H. CALVERT & CO. 1010 F st, uw, Koon ‘aui6-im* x8 KO. MOLTZMAl _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ eae tiaees es = yeeymnene nd | pPMIREE-sTony BRIE FOR RENT : everything th from October 1. _ K. BROOKS, 616 12th at. nw, HOST. N.W., BEAUTIFUL or Sale in Ale: ja, Vu. Inquire at the re 1135. Patrick st or at Mr. SMITH’S, dir site, pet DECIDE HASTILY When Making a Home or Buying for Investment or Speculation, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Barton & Walker's Addition to Brookland, Will Suit You. Examine It, NO SAL00: NO NUISANCES, Lots 50x150 Feet and Smaller. BRICK SIDEWALKS. STONE GUTTERS, GRAVELED STKEETS. FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES, Close proximity to Catholic University, where ten quillion dollars are to be expended. Must Rapidly Enhance Value of Lots. ‘Yon don’t have to wait for railroads to be built. Two already there—the Electric and Met. Brauch KR Prices the Lowest, Terms the Easicat. For information or plata call on REDFORD W. WALKER, 1008 F ot. n.w., or HARKY BAKION, 1331 Lig W. containing 12 rooms aud bath - in splen- “ K. BROURS, 616 88-6t $70 per month, Y. Row KENT 7 NT-TWO_ NEW 11-ROOM HOUSES, hk ali the modern improvements, furnace heat 4 tubes and electric bells. 3131 and 3133 N sy Mes BAO per mouth.” AppLy G. We st ew Pores 8 I STREET NW., uppusiTE Secu WANAMAKER’S” RESI- DENCE. has been newly fitted up with the latest ved plumbing and new furnace ; alee ayered and painted throughout, ‘oF price and terms Apply to HOTELS. _ and bath: can be 3 OEE into ba 6100 per monty. HENRY sh-tw ¥ FS KENT—_ prrsen House, BOSTON, 3. REED WHIPPLE & CO., Proprietors, YOUNG's “HOTEL, BOSTON, J. REED WHIPPLE & CO., Proprietors. EUROPEAN ts: Cooking and service excelled b Complete in All appommtments. Best location fo thie city. Tie boston ‘Transcript says: “Mr. Whipple isa Prince of landlords and patrons of Parker's may sntict- ate return to the god old times of ite iounder, jarvey 1). Parker. ‘Mr. WHIYPLE will continue the inanagement of Young's as heretotore. JyZz6-wi3t THE ARDMORE, 13TH ST. N.W.. FIRST- class Board; and places of mterest; home comforts, $1 to $2 ver M. HALL. 19) day; #6.50 to €10 week. STOKES & DWELLS. S19 14th st... Foe Be NI—1640 KJ. AVE. NORTHEAST © ner Usth and IC 1 a¥é, opposite Gen, Sheridaw'ss JOHN E. BEALL, 1 Fat, Gi MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ‘ew Double House of 220 rooms, cv tory, halls and all first-class appointments, Papered and decorated. is offered Yor rent poRtl Ny the gear oF for ter of yeaa, Api H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F si 1.000 per year. sy lin EBBITY HOUSE _RAsBINOTOR, D6 c. JOR KENT—1231 NEW TORICAVE Brick House, ail mod.imps.; rent $60 per mouth. pply to THOS. J. MYERS, 1021 9th st nw. 66 SOK KENT— 2306 M>T., OR. BE CONSULTED AND From male Compiaints, frou 2 BUTE Tat naw. ) GST. N.W., CONTAIN 3 od all modern improvement; all in -<lase condition; rent low SBS tenant. WASH'N HOW! Deeans, “There was a time when I was greatly troubled with dreams. The burdens of life seemed almost greater than I could bear, and the troubles of the day pursued me through the quiet hours of the night, visions of in- stallmeut bills gave me horrid nightmares and sleep made me tired. I read Grasty"s advertisement, went to see lity stock, iuade my calculations, quit buying on credit aud now life’s s pleasure." ‘Thus spoke s man who thought he had been getting a great accommods- tion in having some one ready to claim his cash almost before he earned it. There are thousands of people iu Washington today who are living as he haddone, Now I only ask you to use just alittle COMMON SENSE and compare my prices with any house in the city and Filsave you something right along. And here is the reason: I buy for cash, I sell for cash, I get all Ican fora dollar, Idon't spend » dime chasing # cent, my expenses are not one-third of houses in other parts of the city, aud I am willing to give you the benefits. Folding Beds, $10, sold elsewhere @12 to $15; much better one, $12.50. Wire Spring Cot, $1.98. Woven Wire Bed Springs, @2.25. Mattings—all reduced—7)6 cents to.375. 1,000 New Spring Roller Shades, 30. 50 dozen of those Fine Initial Tumblers, 75c. aset. Big stock of China, Glass ana Tinware. Remember we are pledged to protect you on everything you buy. No matter what weshow you it's at the right price. Don't say, “Ob! it’s too far up town”—that’s where youget ‘the Denefit. We sell coods from Georgetown to the Navy Yard. Nomatter where you live we want your REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE. M. C, GBASTY, 1510-1512 7th st. aw, FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, &0, CHEAP FOR CASH. 65 1835 Vath ot Or, ‘Arthur pi. 10. 13th wt nw. Lath at . J. ave, 4 Fc ra ry ay oe § seit eres Snag lane Fe SALE—A BARGAIN IN A BAY-WINDOW Brick House on 1 st. near 13th: eiint rooms and : handsomely papered; electric belin; apeaking tnbes: tor sO Ed ee dOstcote Will self for lee than 5,300 to immediate purchaser, DAVID D. STON, 806 F st. n.w. F (OR SALE—ON VERMONT AVE., A HANDSOME new )-room House, elegantly svished ; complete nvenient and complete; $18,000. ae apap 7 WARNER & C0. 96-5¢ «d4y) 08 SALE 21ST ST. NEARP N.W. es eaw sane tory and Cel lar Brick, 9 rooms and ba heat. 1,009. ph aCe Bd. WARNER & CO, (1050) 916 F st. nw, 7OR SALE—O ST. NEAR 21ST ST..3 STORIES ‘Sud cellar, 9 rooma and hath, 810.000. BH. WARNER & CO. 916 FOR SALE-A LARGE, CoMMODIOUS eee ON Gth st. bot, D and E sth. u,w.; stories, cellar and Attic: 16 rooms; very central. $112,000. (1053) BH. WARSTR & CO. a Lt UL HOUSES ON 1 ST. electric bells, speaking ery de- WO Bi near 1th, entirely new tubes, anto.natic and 12 rooms and bath; electric belis, speakit jence; unusi cellar and ace room ; tube and every mod, conven yy well built: conveniently arranged : large lots; a1 first-class surround) to the business section of the cit for renting rooms; for lowest vElee it F% SALE—ONLY 81.800 FOR A NEW 6-RooMt Brick, situated northwest; «as, water in kitchen, rang wer 10 per ceut per year: (1. 8. OK SALE |ARGAIN RHODE M Taland ave. nw. near Sth st., a Well-built Frame House ip good condition; seven ruoms and bath; vice ueichborhoud ; only $4,300: terms us' 810-38 CHAS A. SHIELDS. 14 Fe SALE—ONLY § ON D ST. N.W.-AN Elevgn-Foom Briek House: thrve storica and buse> meut: J0t 202x108 to alley ; very cheap, 810-3t CHAS. A. SHIELDr, SALE—ON T ST. BET. 13TH {new 8-room Brick : aun i: BULKLEY & Co. Pa, Fst. nw. TW Becks atu 835,000." aoTCuINS BULKLER & CO., 1003 Fa. ave. #i0- ne 1ST 8T., NE: BRAK 1ST AEARGD Reb ge ab 3D REAM Wassachitseirs AVE N.E., H NEAR ILN-E.. 83,050, ST. NBAM 2D Neke 4 H NEAR HN, CALL FO BULLETT WASHINGTON DANENHOW! COR. 13TH AND G N. prereoT mae EK by_CaHOLIN CALL FOR BULLETIN, : WASH'N DANENHOWER. Cor. 13th and G ste. n.w. LE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE id. ave, n.e. bet. Sth and Uth; 7 roome aid is Not 30 feet front: faces on Md. ce on . 0 MNO. nIOMNEON, 17 Peen Fok SALE-* VERY PRETTY CORNER; 8. aix squares from the Capitol aud two aquares trom Pa ave. cars; 7-room Fraime; bath, hot aud cold water and all modern convenienc: Jot fronts on three streets; opposite public reservation ; ground enough for auother house: price $3,000: {52,500 caab; bal- Yeurs, of longer, see ¥eOuUN NO. d0UN ssIneae 303 EST. NW. 0x100" alleys, outhotses: near 300. Inquire on premises, FE bath: ali mod. impw. e. Chama park and car Toutes lighters; complete in im gvery detail, Irice Tow, to quick buyer. BM. WAKNEK & CO,, it DAV STONE, S06 Fat, nw. [s6-5t) 916 F at. n'w. HE. ELEGANT NEW JOR SALE—COR. 21ST AND HILLYER PLAC on the south side of Cat. nw, be dew Brick. 81¢ st pear Hilly place, 4 New Brickat” Place, 4 New Bricks, 2. H. WARNER & CO wot HW. WARNER & 00., 918 F st. nw. ace SALE-10TH ST. NEAR R, LAKGE BRICK, 910,000, ry ‘Mat. near 22d st, n.w., Large Brick. $10,000. B. H, WARNEK'& CO., O16 Fst. JOR SALE—PENNBYLVANIA AVE. NEAR 21ST st., threo-story, eiaht-room brick; lot 2x100. . _ BH. WARNER & CU [86-5t) 916 Fst. WHAMPLHIRE AVE. BET. LAND 4 Two-story and Basement. Brick; eight roomie. 8h.50, BH. WARNER ¢ _ 991) [86-5t) O16 Fat OR SALE—13TH S71. EARS, TWO-STORY A ‘Basemeut Brick ; nine Foo 4m A 00. wea (990) at-at 916 F at. Peeticy and Besement Brist; $4 soctan ioe as 08} ie Tous ; ‘lof 08. nent BE WANE Gos. ~ O34) [96-5t} 016 JOR SALE—10TH ST. NEAR T, TWO-STORY AND sBanement Brick; 7 rooms; stable in rear. $5,000. ee i ‘BH. WAR: EL & ORNER OF Q AND 12111818; ¢ BARI 5 VIO F st. rooms and “ost, Bi, eee « O16 Fst JOR SALE-EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR 9TH ST.; Stooms and cellar: ull modern ‘smprovencents, 84.500. H. WARNER &. Ci = aot bs 916 F ‘OR SALE—F ST. BET. SECOND AND THIRD STS. n.w., S-story Brick: 12 roms, laundry, furnace eat: Jot 215100. $10,000. 1019 BH. WARNER & CO. sae IGHIELENTH 12 rooms, heated by hei oP ARNE 00 viGF . [TWELFTH AND THIR- ‘a Larwe 3-story Brick; 12 rooms; verted into, business property; has ee |. WARNER 89 8U-5t iment Brick 3 roots nl coe neon AUG S ee BE WAS co, story-and-bascnout Brick; _a-5t W DO ar Sees jassuchusetts ave. pear Dupont Circie: twenty room, conservatory, larme dining room and all attractions of @ handsouie residence; large lut with Foot for stable rear, WM. H, SACND! BUN R SALE-NET 7 PER CENT INVESTMENT— Nearly New Brick; eiaht rooms and bath; well aud conveniently located, iu norchwest vection. Price 865.500. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, Fe wR SALE—A NEW TWO-STORY AND _BASE- tent House on Al st. n.c. between 4th and 5th st; all m, a Trice $6,000. GEV, A. JORDAN, 88-3 1417 Fe SALE—VERY DESIRABLE KESIDENCE ON Beautiful Corner Lot; tashiouable neighborhood ; gontaine prettily decorated parlors: large dining room | chatubers,two baths, besides butler's pantry, kitehel fone wine cellar, servants’ quarters, attic: mod. real or further particulars apply to GEO. M. MYEUS & Fate 0-00" {OR SALE—TWO-STORY AND nee BaY. window Press-brick Frout, perfect fur 835 per month Pierce place near bri two-story and Bosement Brick, 6 roows and bath ; 141 Carroll st. #.e.; new, 6 roonis and bath; $3,600. _ 0O-St FORD, 624 14th us ew. ‘HUST & HUNGER JOR SALE—SEVERAL SMALL NEW ES: Just completed: wrice, 81,200; 8100 casts @10 net month; to white persone oul j,stop paying rent and own your own bolic. RON as KAMEN, RoR SALE—vany aRDRONE, Ag _ EXCE: lout New 9-room and Bath Corner. Brick on New Hampshire sye. sbove Washington Circle. at $9,000, LEWIS & DUVAL, 1333 Fat. now. Fe, SALE—A SIX-ROOM FRAME DWELLING: may au two squares of Feusion Office, For cash 1 250. GEO. M. MYERS & CO, 1343 F st. JOR SALE—A BARGAIN 410 10TH 8T, S.E., Ps Basement Brick Dwelling: 7 rooms gudibath and store run; all’ modern "tuprovements; Jot 172101 to 16-fovt aliey. red THO! aso. “i SBEY & Nes 89-1m’ nw. OK SALE TT #3. NEAR OTH aie oa STORY )-loom: How of runni pack to B0-f alley: rete cellar: ‘uly 86,000. 000. St PARKER, 141 i SALE— a1 ndary Bai aw, Bide es epee a 7.100 ee 00 ad 433 to" Gai drathars court | alley nw... 8. 000 400 and aus A ith st ole" vo86 Mal "ave, | aw, bh, Oe. + Dal 18,000 1247'and “124i Sind 215) 2013 10th ot. i. Wists db. 15,000 42:5 X 'at-a. 12. sa TaRO ¥ a “Teo hnouecs rear 9. Dilty Or. and 56 stable Iu alley bets Bay at, bby | Potwand 16th, K and 3 Sed ‘Yor imal iat the letand 15th. EXCHANGE FOR Vac fortable 9-r om House, Just com- pleted: in th enorthwest, near Coun, av tor $40 per mo. For mus lars 90-3t Ft BALE-TWO-STORY FRAME — HOUS: seven rooms; as throuwhout, street car passes door every hve minutes; beautiful’ wrouuds: Anaco: ce $2,500 Beoowner, Gen. J. E. SMITH. 6 STORY BKICK, 8TH ST. | N. Wo WOR SALE. F Re SaLe, andi llrooms: a.m.i. Central loca- Ton, Splendid home. 1 NOOR. 633 F at.n.w. {OR SALE—CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY | ON a and Mouse le 9-3" A. DAMMAND, dosha = Fi oe eee © ST., CORNER ecoey co. lumbia, 13 root 1atest improvements; 10,900: terms to pit Weds S EN ETON Fe" SALE—A SEVEN-KOOM TWO-STORY BUICK House on T st, between 15th and 16th sta.; lot 18x97 to good alley; pupered and all modern improve- mueuts. cé $5,000. GEO, A, JOKDAN, 88-38 it éF st. or SBALE, HOUSES ON F Br. N.E. FROM to 84,000 enc iz GEO. A. JORDAN, St 1417 F at. LOR SALE—TWO-STORY AND. PASEMENT Brick Mouse on Myrtle st, Price, & aa KO. AL FSRDAN, 1417 F st, Fok SALES TO THOSE SEL KING HOMES WE have several New Houses on E. to 136, of nix and seven rooms wi der whole house, and ; these houses are of te ius ection: price &Wi AVE, 629 F st. aw. JOR SALE—THOSE: 7 FINE ;SIDENCES. (uearing completion) on the cor. und ries and baxetucnt; {cul 8 to 9 rooms: pre bay window: all wt: electric bells, & Fal! sutormation apply to DUGAN & BUTLER, vou, F BW. s6-1W Fu SALE—TWO BRICK HOUSES ON 9TH ST, rooms each; woud investinent; Paying 9 pet ice aaked only $22, 0UU. ‘des “TOUS S. WIGHT, 14084 G at _8d-1w | SOn VOR SALE. F 222 3D STREET 8. E. CHEAP TO AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER. AWell-buiit S-story and Back Buildiaz Kesidence; contains 1:3 rooms and bath, with every convenience: Jot 20x70 feet to 10-f008 alley ; only half square fron: Fens. aye. cars, ‘HOS. J. FISHER & CO. 85-20 1324 F st. nw. ish MILLER, 1213 F ST. N. IDENCE, MASS. AVE. NEL . bet. 17th and 18th. rw; bath... Hist. bet. zInt aud 220; 10rs. ; bat Tat. bet, Lothand 16th; Ore: oaths stabie, Portner place: Gra. bath. Est, pow. near 17) 22 hi ABLUT & ABERT, L108 G at nw. 4, ll a ‘T near 16th n. W hear 13th uw. rooms, all 1, Lnear ist uw. pra SALE— e REDFORD W. WALRER, 16th nw, (comer house), ‘tient x Brick and Brown stone House; 15 rooms, steam heat, Qhen. erates, speacine tubes, elocttic “bells, &e.; Ivth n.w. (corner house), 3-story and Basement prick and Brown Stove House: 10 toms, handsomely raagy furnace, open grates, tubes, electric bel J rooms, furnace, open tube J rooms, peu Kates, Lubes, ry aud Basement Bay-window Brick; furnace, open grates ke. $9.30, EBw., tatory sud Havement Bay-window Brick; “Whe sala furnace, grates, tubes, bells, &.; $8,250. ‘OW SALEA COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE Home on Florida ave. u.w. ; two stories and cellar; ix rooms and bath: price #3, a Tine House ‘on U st. uw; two-story brick; 7 roomsand bath; price THos. G. HENSEY. 1300 BW, 64-6t Rt. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. Ha ST. Just below F at. n.w.; Frame D: jarge yard tw alley,with atuble 4 oul 3000 Brick welling, Day window, water aud was, p25 12th ‘oniy, ‘oh easy terme: sw" ia eh a ad Sah ck Dwelling: mod, mbes : only @2,700: 8.¢. cor cheap ot #2, “700: He. Brick Dwelling, with good order, 142% ©! Hill; overlooks the city; ouly eho erty op East iol st, few by 4 Trot C ae eet U DUVALL U2s et F IDENCE. ae "sat i Shane 3 ‘NORTH WEST, anit besement.containine 9 qer2 ror 0 roomnn ict ee i135. S bath ares. a team Farag ee ve % Wecstion stceliout and © Sota ee com- “eis 1211 ¥ at. Fagin Pas peed {OK SALE—A SPLENDI» 2-STORY AND BASE- Fk To wean = Lope ES and, bath; 70 to 10-f, alles; 25,000; terms igauit; must be aaa Ke ‘THUS. G. HENQEY 4 & 0O., 300 F st. hw. Fe, SALE. Mass. ‘A MAGNIFIOENT PEsibENce. ta? aun carriage tot house om Fear! Terms easy Tos G. HENSLEY & 00., 1300 Fst-nw. | rors eae FINE INE RESIDENCE ON SST. NEAR Soo 15th Pa a $0500 Ti Minos. a CREASES 03 TE. sone. Ty ed, O ST. NEAR ‘HN.W., A FINE Two-st Colle: Dwelling: ine Fooma, a.| FR areas vi cage o4-12t QOK BALL—3 NEW HOUSES NEAR eee ‘| st the foot of JFOR SALE-sIx-ROoM BRICK HOUAE ON papered. water in house. Maryland ave. ne, new; need: | aistrabic tor home oF investment: onl; Two new s-room Brick concrete a Ts—4- room New Frame Hi convenient to cars, GEQ. |. EASTERDAY, ote F at ~. octh les _FOR SALE—LOTS. o-se Fa SALE— Severai Choice Lots in Brookland. 30 by 150, Princeton st, near by 130) Mi larwood st. bet. 131 50 by 150 Kenyon st. near 14th nw. 30 by 150 15th st. ex. above krie 810-3t KML. LELPOLD, a, . SQUARE 7: X120 TO ting south on D at we. between ¥ . foot jorth Capitol et; has party wgeon both sides.” 1 por sq. foot Lots on Florida ave. between New Jersey ave. and 71h wt, Gib at. extended (Le Droit Park and Spruce st. between 6th and 7th st 1. F. RANDOLPH, 0-4 Room 26,1 Le Droit Building, OF 41H AND f STA. the new hotel site; big , Star office. ‘ sl0-4t re SALE-GREAT BAKGAIN—ONE OF THE Choiceat Lots in Brookland; must be sold and can be had much below the market val ast WYCKOFF & CAHI Fe SALE-SIX BEAUTIFUL LOTS IS pect Hill, adjoining Eckingto Vest =00 1) TE ET FRONT ON rol, a short distance above Boundary: Pavou street and le road: if not # la within two Weeks time will be offered at auction. particulars callop JNO. FL WAGGAMA a0-3t 700 lath Fe SALE—A FEW CHOICE LOTS « Pe ave.s.e. For plats and ormation call « JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 59-3t 0 Lath st. JOR SALE—C) HEAPEST LOT IN L¥ DROIT PAR) situated on Harewoud ave. near C owner bea town aud must sell. Full particulars furnished by in on ‘INU. F. WAGGAMAN 14th wt. -BEAUTIFUL CORNER IN GEC », 120 feet on Stodd ird street (Q) and 6O fe on Washinyton street (30th); room for 7 bouses: price, $1.40 per foot; will sell single lot, BAKN WEAVER, G20 si new” +-6t JOR SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT ON MSU Wi, Rear 7th at 5 Waxiz4: Smproved now by Fraine Houses ant Irick Stavie in rear. “Sylorid chance fo build 3 fine bouses. Price foot. A. DAMMANN, G33 F st. nw. ON TWELFTH BET. N ANDO . H.CLAY STEWART & SON, 7TH 3 side wal JROk #ALE- TWO DESIRABLE LOTS FRLONTING SOUTH ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Between 14th and cl foot paved ail s8-1m FX SALE ‘A BLOCK OF GROUN D DE, SALES ST. BET. CONN. AVE. AND 17TH ST. 54100 to wide, well-pay. d alic; Can be subdivided inte thrve suiall lots or two lange ones. Yor price and particulars Avply to J. ¥.N. HUYCK, 1505 Pa. ave. 88-1m_ POR Sali ONE F THE CHOICEST LOTS ON MtKIDIAN HILL, Situated n.w. cor, of 16th and irie sts, Lot 530x150. ‘Terms easy For price, &e., ‘Apply to 3.V.N FF 1 ROR Sar Fite taaxavrar sovanr or crovx op iN THE NORTHWEST SECTI NEAR SENATOK HEND&RSON's M. ‘ION. Only 3,s00 square fect of ground and about the same area in parking. Lhe square is slightly above grade and suitable for two (2) large dwelling houses or five inuin frontage south and east. very desira 3. 88-1m JO SALE a FINE, BUILDING SIT Fo LOCATION. RHODE. ISLAND AVE UE Between 14th and 15 .W.. about one-third Square east of VICE PRESIDENT MORTON'S re ence. ‘The Lot fronts south. Dimensions 24x176 to a 30-t00t paved alley; sufficient depth to_bild a com- modioux STABLE on reac of lotat @ proper distance from residence. For price and terms Apply to By Fennay J. V. N. HUYCK, _88-Im 1505 Pa, uve. UK SALE—TWO LOT: 40H ST. NeaR i Droit Park; each lot 17x80 feet to 10-fovt all also 10-foot mide alley Brice Per suture toot #1.09 Behe A.C. BRISCOR, 639 G AND best opportunities for iuvestinent, for nd for homes. Can sell you auything that is for su iu either place are advancing. Prices Don't iet the chance 2 secure a bar- 1 BARTON, F st. nw. ¥, CORCORAN 5, PMFty, Wail: forth side K bet + Zox 109, 7th st. nw. bet. Mand 8, WM. T.OKIE, 607 ith st, 1.w. 21X87 TOA! st. near New Hampshire in street: next handsome bo! Also GUX100 to all LOR SALE—6O FEE 21H ST hear G, at Jess price than adjoining propertis 6.6t STLIGER & Seer JAN! #6. Fes SAL. ‘BY FISH & MILLE ELEGANT BUILDING Sit ‘ Two did Sites for residences, One “5 one 31.60n Muss, ave, between 12th ana pw. Fob teas FISH & MILLER, 1213 FeN.W. BUILDING LOTS IN NOKTH AND SOUTHEAST 10N We have very beautif very low price: good lots for future homes or investuent will di wise thing to apply to 1 JOK SALE—BROOKLA situated abou above the Po:om: D AND ADDITION LOTS, 144 miles north of the city, with steam aud electric iuews part of the ‘d inducements to parties hi homes ur investments. Not standing the remurkabiedevelopinents thut have taken pluce the prices in Brookland are the lowest in the diate For 0 NORTH CAPII non sT., stk WLW. ; new electri? road aud other street improvements t miade will wreatly ‘advance prices, Several fue Corner Lots arv offered; prices from 230e. per foot upward; deterred Jay ment ou or betore AV syeurs at Jer cont. ul particulars apply WML AL SAUNDEIS ay ctof Columbia. Now is the tive to bu Pees ferme ted plats call uvou McLACH ube ATCHELDER, corner 10th aud G sts. OR SALE-LOTS—0} F a in Holmiead Mi Gth and 14th st, cars), still tor sul Demy wraded ard sidewalks la:d and trees to be p this fall. There amproverents are being done out expense to purchase: 2,000 to #1 will be advai upletod or plats and other +H. SAUNDEKS & CO. with- ‘verul hounes ranwiny in putt _ AUCTI ON $s yy EEKS & CO, Auctioneers, 637 Louisiana avenue, Opp. City Post Office. SALES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., LARGE NUMBER OF FINE CARPETS AND*RUGS, ALL SIZES, &.,, &c., AT AUCTION, ON FIRST AND SE- COND FLOORS OF OUR WARE ROOMS, THURS- DAY, SEPTEMBER 11, AT 10 O'CLOCK. Peveral very fine Parlor Suitesin Silk Piush, Damask, Haircloth, &.; fine Wardrobe, Book Case, Lace Cur- tains, Leather Seat, Wal. and Asb Dining oom Chairs, Walnut Sideboards, Walnut aud other Bed Room Sets, Bingle,%{ “nd Double Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Chairs, Hair and Shuck Mattresses. Extension Yubles, Hat Mack, Mirrors, Crockery, Ive Boxes, Stoves, &., &c, ALSO, 2d floor, Wilton Velvet Body and Tap. Carpets, Large aud Smal Rugs, Art Squares, Crumb Cloths, &c. ALSO, it & & CO.. Auctioneers, (920 Feunsyivania ave. nw. MORTGAGEE'S. SALE BY Al AUCTION OF THE By virtue of a Mortyare to ie, dated, September 2 D, 1889, and duly reco Liber Sof Mortcuges, foilo to, ae sin ihe ition collector of customs Geo WH, ¥ leat duction on MONDAY APTEMNOON, SEPTEM BEA IWENLY-SECOND, AD. 1800. at ¥ ay QreLork, STEAM PROPE: Oe WESBEL CALLED THE te ith the Boat pos: sae Sates ees ‘tackle ——s _ an al oes eee ere O° tact beendeh fe 5-10 feet, depth 3 and 58-100 test of the Particularly described in the amid tao ines “Terms of eile: Cash. oo bakk GEORGE H. BOSWELL, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctionesrs, 510-usds IIGNEE SALE OF TH ENTIRE. STOCK CON- aE a NS annie es CAPS, A ik OF SEPTEMBER EWELPTH AT EEN O'CLOCK.” mheaere aaa hale, include Fix- Bhotaagee tae es Toserve. (sl i. Auct. THE FATE OF C. C. ANDREWS. It Is Sti Enveloped in Mystery With- out a Clue in Sight. THE POLICE DONOT THINK IT A CASE OF NCR- DER—THEY STICK TO THE SUICIDE THEORY CORONER PATTERSON THINKS THE IDENTIFICA- TION WAS NOT CONCLUSIVE, Although the only identification of the dead body found in the river above Georgetown in July as that of the missing Charles Carroll An- drews was the identification of the teeth by Dr. Coyle of Baltimore, who had done the missing man's dental work fourteen years ago, Andrews’ friends and relatives are satisfied that the body was nono other than that of the missing man. While some persone are still in- clined to believe that Andrews was murdered | the police officers are fully satisfied that the dead man committed suicide. DRAGGING FoR THE CLOTHING. Detectives Horne and Mahon are still ivesti- gating the case and today they visited the Po- tomac near where ths body was found to drag for the dead man’s clothes. The officers at- tach no importance to the discovery of the missing man’s watch in Fulton's pawnshop, where it was placed by Andrews in the partof June. The ticket for the watch was found in the missing man’s drawer, at the oftice of Emmart & Quartley orators, on 13th Street, of which firm Andrews was the Wash- ington agent and was turned over to Frenk Andrews, the missing man's brother, and for some reason, best known to himself, he nothing about it until a few days ago, when the watch was recovered. Andrews, as heretofore published, lived in Baltimore, and he had a monthly or quarterly commutation ticket on the more and Po- tomac railroad. So far as can be aacert that ticket has never been presented on the railroad since the disappearance of its owner. Whether the identification thus far made will satisfy the officers of the Beneficial [n- downment Association that the body was that of Andrews or not remains to be se ax uo root has yet been offered to the association of ius death, If the body was really the rem. of the missing man, and it ultimately turns out that he conaalited cuiciet » insurance policy will probably throw some ton the reason for taking his life, which it isstated was FINANCIAL EMBARRASSME Andrews, it is stated, had been living beyond | his means, He traveled with people who had money and he of course had to spend consid- | erable cash. Mr. Dan J. McCarty, the con- tractor and builder, wes ouc of Andrews’ friends him. He (McCarty) had to pay the note and secing no prospects for the retaru or payment of the money he was made the beneticiary of the insurance policy. It was purely a business transaction so far as McCarty was conccraed. | That was in March of this year. ANDREWS’ INSIRUCTIONS ABOUT THE PoLic Later on it is said that Andrews gave in- structions in connection with the insurance money as to what disposition should be mack of itafter his bills had been settled, Exactly what time those directions were given could not be ascertained, and that has an important bearing on the cases, because if it was given shortly before he disappeared the officers will claim that it supports their theory that he contemplated suicide. So far as the watch was concerned Andrews stated after he had pawned it that it had been stolen from him. that is what some mem- bers of his family thought untit the pawn ticket showed up this week. That Andrews was living beyond his means there can be no doubt. He collected 45 of his employers’ money a day or two before he disappeared. and when on Friday night he appeared in May G house im the “Division” be did not money about him. THE MORNING HE WAS LAST SERN was the time that he should have made his cash returns to headquarters in Baltimore, and, uot having the money to return, it is thought he sought death as the only way out of the trouble, Concerning the alleged forged checks he had given to several persons it is claimed that the: were not forged, but that he simply wrote his employers’ indorsement on the checks as their agent and also signed his own name beneath theirs, That, it is stated, be prot thority to do in the course of his ba It was learned today from one of Andrews" friends that he wrote a letter concerning future which indicated that he conte: mplate i suicide, but the name of the person to whom the letter was addressed could not be ascer- tained, THE IDENTIFICATION NOT CONCLUSIVE To Tut CORONER. “The identification is not conclusive to my mind.” said Coroner Patterson to a Sran ro- porter this morning, “although the body was probably that of Andrews, This is not the first time that tho indeutification of a man has been made by his teeth. but in some cases, even after the insurance money had been paid, it turned out that the man was alive “The case,” continued Dr, Patterson, “was simply one of an unknown man who had bee drowned. There were no marks of violence on his bedy and nothing to indicate that he was the victim of foul play. Dr. Patterson said that he’could never have identitied drowned man as Andrews from the picture. From the appearance of the body he thought the deceased was a man who would have weighed 180 pounds, and he would not have been surprised had his weight reached 200 pounds. in making this calculation the doctor took in consideration the fact that the body was terribly swollen when it was re- covered, MR. GARDNER THINKS ANDREWS WAS MURDERED. Mr. Lawrence Gardner of the Endowment Association said to a Stan reporter today that no claim had been made for Andrews’ insur- ance money other than a mere notification of his death, Mr. McCarty, the beneticiar; said, had filed no proofs of Andrews’ death He een furnished with the blanks and is now preparing them. Mr. Gurdner said that the case appeared to him a rather singular one and be was firm in the opinion that the man | was murdered. When the body was found it was viewed by Coroner Patterson, but Deputy Coroner Schaei- fer afterward examined it, @ Srar reporter being present, There were no marks of sio- lence on the body. and from its condition identification by ordinary means seemed to be impossible. —— THE VETERAN FIREMEN, Arranging for Their Trip to Chester, Pa.—A Chance to See a Launch, Aspecial meeting of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association was held at Meyer's Hall last evening, Mr. James H. Richards, pres- ident, and Mr, J. J. Peabody, secretary. After arranging to send their hose carriage to Ches- ter, Pa., on the 17th instant, to be drawn in the procession there the following day, letters were directed to be sent to the Secretary of the Navy and the District Commissioners asking for leave of absence for that day for members of the association employed in the navy yard and under the Commissioners. Mr. John W. Thompson, the marshal, stated that Messrs. Joshua Lioyd and H. L. Gettier would be the axmen and Jobn Scofield and T. F. Cissell torch bearers of the parade. The ununiformed members were requested to ap- pear in dark clothes, dark hat and white gloves and they would be assigned directiy behind the music, and no one unless uniformed or so attired would be allowed in the line. Mem- bers should go in full uniform. Aletter was received from Chester stating that the launching of the a being built by the Delaware iron ship building and engine works at that place for the U.S. Brezil Mail Steamship Company, had been tponed from September 18 to September 17 sree 2 and 4 o'clock p.m.,and that the change had been made by John B. Roach, presideut, in order that the ri Aeaerel and visit- ing firemen might witness the launch. hig Strobel stated that a place had been se- between 414 and 6th streets and the engineers — directed tomove the carriage to that ae of thanks to Mr. J. RP. Carpenter for his kindness in housing the apparatas here- tofore was adopted, - — THE JERSEY NINE COMING, To Play the Second Game in the Championship Series Saturday. Chas, E. Annett, the manager of the New the Columbia nine last Saturday, has written to Secretary Perry of the Columbia Club to say that he will leave for this city Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock with his team to meet the home athletes in the second game of the championship series Saturday af- ternoon. The Jerseymen will bat in the fol- i fj arly | ned | 1d some months ago he indorsed a note for | OUR MARKSMEN AT CREEDMOOR. Sharp Shooters of the District National Guard at the Range. STRANGERS IY A STRANGE LAND—WELCOMED BT MUSQUITORS—A NIGHT ALARM—OOOD afoot INO OF WASHINGTON ROYS—UNTAIR DISCRIMINA TION AGAINST SPRINGYTELD RIFLES, Staff Corresponilence of Tae FvEwtwo Stam Crerpmoon, LL, Sept & Two horses dragged slowly, along a some what sandy road, a lange wagon which was filled to its utmost capacity with men and guns and baggage. Behind the wagon balf a dozen militiamen tramped merrily, the silence of | a Long Island night being broken only by the barking of a dog disturbed by the passing cavalcade and the resounding thumps and slaps of the musquito-bitten human beings who, strangers in a strange land, were journey- ing from Queen's station to a caravansary in the more immediate vicmity of the American Wim- bledon—Creedmoor. The travelors were those members of the District National Guard whe had veen detailed to represent the capital in the riffe-shooting competitions whi annually take place on the range of the National Ratle Association. Some of them had “beem here before, many a time.” but they | were in the mino: The other members of the team looked curiously at as much of the landscape as was visible at 2 p.m., and longed for the daylight thet should show them the range on which they were to compete with | | Some of the best shots in the country, oF THE MVRQUTTORS but little need be said except that for contina- ously persistent taciturnity they broak the Not a sound did they utter; time wae | fleeting and any vocal exertion could only de- ract trom their eflicieney as penetrators of ¢ human cuticle. The Creedmoor Hotel was the haven of retuge for the wanderiug sharp- record. shootersand but few of the gallinippers ven- tured very far into the territory of Landlord | Limburger. There are some places into which even a ree life and ube carnal happines: hearty in his g make the boys cot oss nquito does not care to rink even when im full purenit of Capt. Limburger was very ond did his utmost to fortable. He housed them in an annex tothe main building —an that was im existence the better part tary before the hotel made its appear were ina decidedly crowded | co rowd managed tomake itself com- after a fashic Hallways were util- | ized und made the moet, of as they | were. One of the smailest apartments was al= ‘lotted to Capt. Bell and all mght long that tuable Ofticer and humane gy feman strug- gled with a ti ree desire to have in his poses- slow acommon cat, so that he might satisfy | himself whether or not it would b ible ta he felme without taking some of the ter off the walls and ceiling of hu boudoir, A BREAKDOWN, The sojourn at Capt. Limburger's commenced ominously. No sooner had Capt, O'Brien whistled “taps” than a crash shook the entire structure, Every sprang to his gun at more than ord. the onee, supposing that ary he front door to reach his pre ces of Maj. Pollard and Capt. d and a party went rescue (for that couple eccupie on the jower floor, Willing hands | Capt. Cash from the ruims of the | which hb ad attempted to he down. The | damages were repaired and the perturbed and | shgitly bruised captain ought to have been al- lowed to slumber. He wasn't, however, for a | might shirt br e wearing White helmets and | belts and armed with rifles marched down from the upper story and did an exbibition drill that hascd slumber from every eyelid for at least an hour, » night was spent in snoring and entomo- research, but when morning made ite evervhody seemed to be right side od breakfast made things even more » and.when the last man bad con- led his meal there was a brief business meeting; then everybody went down to the range on a tour of observation, | 4 GENERAL DESIRE TO SHOOT was at once made manifest and several of the men invested in strings of pool tickets, These tickets, for the benetit of the uninitiated be it | stated, are sold in strings of twelve, and the | price of cach strings ¢1. Each ticket good tor one shot on any target not being used in » | match and if the marksman happeus to make e bull’s-eye he is given a “bull’s-eye ticket,” At night a financial ofticer adds up the receipts irom the sale of pool ticketa, deducts one-half \for expenses and then makes a pro rate di- vision of the balance amoug the holders of ~“Lail’s tickets, rol ti * are used principally to caperiment upon, and every man who enters amatch puts im one or two pool shots to secure the correct clevation and wim u ore he commences to shot ~for keeps. THERE WERE RUT TWO MATCHES in which the Washingtonians were interested — the Judd and the governor's. The former isa 10-yard match, seven shots, and there wase good deal of steady shooting being done for it New Yorkers, Major Pollard and Sergt, wart are tied in that contest at 32. while 1. Grabam has 31 points to his credit. The i be open tomorrow, and several 8 of the District team will put in scores itcloses, Those who are playing @ ng game are men who want to feel pre ng before they do it, and they ping for more favorat conditions be- fore tomorrow night, Capt. Bell was gett in a good score at 200 yards in the Judd match wheu the marker gave him four instead of five, Several onlookers, who were watching the tar- get through telescopes, saw the bullet strike the bull’s-eye. but they aid not tell the capta soon chough for him to enter a protest, IN THE GOVERNOR'S MATCH, which calls for seven shots at 500 yards, the regate of three scores to count for prizes, ssome clean work done by the D.C.N.G. Up to the present time Lieut. Geo. H. Harries | leads with a score of 100 out of a possible 105, | The man who wins it will have to do better reuiean musquito had burst down Then the Lb were vo i ragged bedstead on Li miateh w | than that, thoug! Capt. Cash put in threo | scores in the same competition with a total of | 96. eight successive shots being bull's-eyes, Capt, Bell also got ina remarkable string of | seven successive bul es, Sergeant Stewart has two scores completed in the governor's and 2 anda33. The latter, would in- have been a 34 had not the shifting earner caused Stewart to move to another secured a Theat. Johnstone did cleverly in pool shoot ing, capturing five buliseye tickets im six shota, OMPETITION discrimination which is being made against the military rifle—the Springfield. The New York men shoot in military matches with a Remington *quick-twist” gun that is in many respects more desirable than the Springfield, This Renungton is given points whenever it is in a contest with the Spruigfield. The dis- crimination is less marked in that particuiar than in contests where “special” rifles are lowed to enter into competition with the United States Springfield, These “specials” have Ver- nier sights, fitted with spirit jevels and all the appliances which go far toward absolute and uuswerving accuracy, and yet im the governor match the Npringticld 1s allowed but one point handicap in three scores. If the truly military men and guns win anything here it will be by dint of hard work and a degree of skill not te be looked for. There will be no promiscuous and scattering entries into matches so far as the District rifle~ men are concerned. The subject has been pretty thoroughly discussed and entries will only be made in matches where the men and the rifle have a chance to make st least #re~ spectabie showing. A MOVE. ‘This evening, after supper, the team bade am affectionate adieu to Capt. Limburger and his inostelry and moved down to the Club House, This hotel had more room to spare than the Creedmoor had and it was so much nearer the scene of operations that it was altogether more desirable, W. 2. Smythe, one of the party, but who wes not ready to start yesterday, put in an appears ance this morning and commenced practice. Tomorrow the lung range military mateh— 800 and 900 yards—will be shot, and so will the is the single train of handsomely flax isned puneuser couches. Ail the traius in sebe- ice via B und QO. K.K between Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York cotisist