Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1890, Page 3

- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON __FOR_SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—-HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. JOK SALE— ae 128. 150, 132 and 136 Est. ne, press brick y-window @-rovum new houses, with every conve- Bieuce. lots 17376 to 10 ne 276 to foot $ Bouses open for inspection trou S a.m. to §:30 p.m. Very cheay at #4, th easy terius, oxic BAGS WEAVE, O29 Fst nw JOR SALE— 4: % Bw. dh, 4% 6r.25,000 26 O'Brien's court wey Doth, 4 616 to 630 Ma bh. ) = ..-10,000 733 to 1745 E at. Gr. 9,01 @ ish vb si ix wun st wa, Xs -#.000 Mazi Baye wh oriactimipaesy 3 ‘Tho above is only 2 porticn of the property on my Ui Hist call at office tor bulletin Issued on th. (o2l} THOS, E WAGGAMAN TIFUL DOUBLE HOUSE ON 12th at nw: wide and rear: easy terms; part in monthly payments if desired. ouly $7,000. eLl-3t }OHN ©. JOHNSON, Avent, G17 F st. ‘ABLE AND ATTRACTIVE 140Sig Get. | ELEGANT #KOOM HOUSE. ALL xderp iinprovements, on H st near Uth’u.w., only $7,200. | Rasy terms." Your chance to xet a bat fain. KD. J OUAKE, 1006 F st. Fok sabe jcoay iti au BW. Dear 4th st. Only G00. ED. J. O'HARE, 1006 —A SPLENDID PIE wall be suld very elie: sinus ave. bet. 4 ‘SOG F at. bw. 3 ONE OF OUR NEW bulletins of houses and lots for sale. te DAVID D. STONE, 506 F st. new. 7 rooms and bath ition; Jot 20x95: good frame nouses, Mass, ories and cellar: bath: 4 rooims on eac! aud «a+ im ceslar; Summer kitels lot 158x109; -ft. alley rear: ‘ft, side alley east front: southera exposure, ail advantages of cor Ber: o1 2300. rape DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. OR SALE—ONE. OF THE BEST HOMES IN THE city for the price, ow 1 st. bet. ¥th and 10th; 8 Pocus, bath and cel: 4 Fepar: $000. it FUR BA bay-windo) Washington circle: BO-ft alley; values u = Price t Rok sa bath: p.b. be wick, «. w. and g, © Tents fr 83 per mouth. {Ok SALE—A HANDSOME NE © st. me, ome square from the Capitol; 10 rooms, th aud cellar, elegantly c : lot ZOx100 foot alley; obe of the choiest sites 1u the city ie DAVID D. sT E, 806 F st. nw. JOK SALE—ON CAPITOL HILL, TWO SQUARES from Libsary, nearly new 10-re dwelling; ston Steps and trim: w renting for #35 per month; 00 to &3 24 14th st. now. O08 SALE-NEW 1WO-sTORY AND SHALLOW basement bay-window press-brick front; never ped, 7 math amd peptry; very complete ; 8iX-roomn 50; four-room brick 1 alley ; CHAS. SICKELS, end desirable m every respeet: with half square of nc Fost: ZU N st, w.; this section is very ndly imuproving; good Jot to alley; y low; on y. RUsT & Hi 5 we Fe SALP—THAT EL st. n.w., with ail modern improv ments, can be Purchased at privace sale prior to. the auction, which takes place Cetuber 2, 1800. at 3 o'clock. For par- culars apply to THOMAS DUWLING, Lith snd Fa 020-1 JOR SALE—A HANDSOME CONNER RESIDENCE on } Carolina ave.; fuely finished; healthy jocation: aburgaiu; 83,800. WKIGHT & STUCKE11. 20-3 ROM CONGRES- Library and car li ick Bouses on Capi ecuent:9roums ad oath, all ini; euch :caay terme, GEO. W. ¢ 20-34" i oe room brick house, pressed-brick front, bay wiu- dow, all mod. nape; in front. vault 30-foot papered all turourh; coal Also one 4-room brick im rear on bet. 9th Dit be: Gand P u.w ost Foe s4Le-ay Fists NICE HOM $th and Sth uw. 4 Br ck Homes: 6 rooms, 30; payable $500 cash, balance monthi are rented for 818 each. __ ola" Qok SALE—MT. PLEASANT—NEW SIX-RUOM, 10, Handsome 00M, KATH yard au, LEWis & o1R-t* , hand-oineiy Jand $17,900, Bricks on $11,500 euch. Very Li-room Corner, superb Bs: . rer shed; 89,500 each. LEWIS & DUVAL, 1: THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BAR- 300 | me New r 335 month! jouses; nbely NABLE ~TWo-sion mod. imps. table ¥. ave. ; rentin S& DUVALL 1: r X-ROOM BRICK 1 located ne. aud we: $1,000. with frout Capable of being re o18-3t* LEWis & DUVAL JOR SALE—BY Fis & n.w., fine Improved Pro Cent over taxes, insu @xamine our property OR SALE-GKEAT BARC Fok Beautsful low He 2100; 8 roe iy located: hw. E BUR o1s-3t* ARLY NEW Laud 14th indow, open 1 AL UNUSv ALLY Low PRICES FOR ty, 1u one of the finest eectiousot the West | . Three Well-built Houses, done by “un last December, under the’ supervis T. Haller, the architect. Jiu: ry d price $11,500. Corner house, 1521 16th st, thre roums deep, bave seven bed rovms, two bathe, cedar closet, parirs, &c. Price $17,500. These houses | n every Modern inproven Dest sanitary SPLENDID & low Brick. wod. imys., wide fron! Butshed aud well located uw Quick purchaser, LEWIS & DUVAL, 1 SUK SALE—VEKY PKELTY NEW G-KOOM AND | Bath Bay-window Brick: 9th st. xe. t 1: yuod Taupe: bicely Biished ouly # | = fe LEWis & DUVAL, Lad JOR SALE -8-KOOM AND MY KEASONABL Bath Brick end Frame Resklence; in good con- | G@stions mod. imps. wou tence, Bc. lot 25304; cely located ou Sth at mw. only Sat LEWis & DUVAL Fetnw. 9B SALE—ON NEW YOKK AVE. NEAR 13TH House; suitable trent, HUICHINS, BULK 1B SALEBY HUICHINS, BULKLEY & CO, 15033 Fa. ave. @10,000 tor ‘room House on N st. bet. 25th sta. Bear the Cuureh of the ‘Covenant. pean $40,000-A 1U-rovm House on Out bet, 21st and 22d wis. $11,000—A beautiful 11-00; N st bet 20th and 12th sts, aon #0.000—Au S-rvom House on T st. bet, 13th and 24 ate, o1s-3t it SALE—S SMALL BRICKS ON MADISON ST. rents will pay over 15 per cent om the equity ; th st. uc. near H: 6 rooms and easy terms: monthly pay- duets need uot excved 859; price, $4,250. 19) WAlik, S THOMPSON, o18-3t Koom 8, Atlantic Bnildine, ot SALE—MOUNT Pretty Cottages: 5 ¥ bots oes Qu SALE—GTit sr, vane. 7 Fucus; ot 23 ost MERKILLE TERK Fer SALE—LINDEN ST. N.E.—PRETTY 2-STORY Brick :6 rooms aud bath. Will be sold cheap and Ob cary terms vlo-st MEDRILL & TERRY, 1114 ¥ ot. now. PLE SANT rooms and t Uriee @K,GU0, (A UB). } pantries,’ cle i} JOR SALE_POR $2,450 EACH. NEW 7-ROOM Premed Brick Bay-window Houses, @ at 2. w: td a RK SALE—8TH ST. N.W.—NEW 2-STORY AND Basement Brick: 8 roomaand vaib: lol 40 tort ea DOR SALE OTS SAI WE OFFE! T 4st, Sean Wriaind Reto BQU. 4 TH hot ed lent investmenta. W. E. BI front. Price @5,70' FORD, 1422 MMe ates “ost Sorkat "* SKRiLE & TERRY, 1114 Fet ae sil’ Lore of OREGON, AVE, FUE SALE THAT ELEGANT PROPERTY, 1303 R SALE—N ST. N.W.—NEW 2-STORY AND | sips NEW HAMPSHIKE AVE. B.w., lot 501100. Apply to KOBT. Ww. Basement Brick: § rooms and bath. Price #4, 600. i.25 PER us A fine o18-7¢ "| “o1sdt MERMILE & TRARY: Lil Pete hws’ | Sapte BS pat Sat ree S10. DOK =ALE—10 PER CENT INVESTMENT—TWO | >on SALE-OTH ST, NEAR L N.W, SSTORY | _©21-cotw 1003 PERNA. AVE. NC W. ae acieiRing S-room Bricks W st. o.w-, each | I 10-room Frame: will seli this proveriy with im- | yom SALELTWO LOTS ON L ST. NE. REAR renting for $1833 per year; price ouly $1,500 each. provements for nearly the value {ns Freund if 7th st, facing th, 202100 feet to alley; corner Ou <Sed st. New -roonis aud Bach, yas, range; lot | Pf Once: lot 21.004. E. L. MATTICE & Co., t recently brounbt TO cents per foot; Owner beets 85 feck deep toalles. Price $4500. Fo or wae | ot G17 Fan. | money end for 55 cents per foot. E—A FINE PIECE. OF BUSINESS PROP- erty bear new Post Otiice site at a reasonable ficure, TYLER & RUTHEKEORD, o4-18t* 1307 F st. uw, Ok SALE-NEW 2-8TORY AND BASEMENT Brick Lwelling, 6 room imps. ; near Washington Ci TY 018-6t* 20K SALE—NEAKLY NEW THKEE-ST AN. Cellar Brick Dwelling located northwest aud near uns deep; eight rooms, bath house: cabinet mantels, Lath st. cars: three eom and cellar wide open fireplaces, fur Frice $9,000. ‘apply to (AGS) nw a; Well located nortiwest; MA Ua ELE @ WOTHEREOMD, 507 Fn. w. 04-1 Fgh ae TWO THRI Bay-windlow bath; handsomely Suis! A All the money required to scure one i #:500;1 joug tine wet apyly to olsie ui “pt GAN & BULLEK. 608 Fst nw, JOR AT A BARGAIN-A 6-ROOM AN Bath Brick House on Gti st ne.; papered and sit mone | Pee FENG. A. JORDAN, 1417 F ES THE NORTHWEST WOO; easy terans, JONDAN, 1417 ¥ st. ZOKSALE—HOUSES 1s THE NOKTHEAST FROM 000, an terma, See eee sa SUMDAN: 1417 F ST. NEAM 151 2-STORY 5 rooms anid bath; all Tot 17x06 1.000; $300 cash; balance monthly, DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 Fst tw. JOR SALE—A RO’ TOKY 6 KOOMS Fein Sin Grtete: proce 81,000; 8100 cash; balance 8 aw 10. ; Ob wKOud stre Oe ot MOS DUGAN & BULLER, 609 F st.n.w. FIV) SMALL E—WILL EXCHANGE tory Frame Houses for Unimproved These 1 pay about eight luree stories and base: rovements; cabi- 6 tubes aud burgiar steps and coping; us: heated by hot ut 40 tect of parking; a Kk; sold on easy terins, & ka QOK SALE—SEVEKAL BARGAINS IN BUSINESS Property on Gst., i4th st. and New York ave; 00 and up TNEX & BKADIORD, it 1305 F ist, FOE SALES A BEAUTIFUL BUSINESS COKNER thwest, witht quare of 14ch st. and bargain. Trice $9,000. THOS. £. WAGGAMAN, 917 SALE—MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE, TWO- pry anid Buse price 8: iy. For card (0 ins o18-3t {UK SALE—ON M ST. those Handsome Ci a Basement; 6 trimuings ane ail mai; ance on long t @18-t wash stands, spe 00; small cash ailey; purty wali: We want au offer. ee DUGAN & BUTLER, o18-3t 609 F JOR SALE—WE HAVE O71 awo Z-story 6 rooms and Gwolliuy : which we can sell sor a sinali Valance monthiy; come quick or yo my & BUTLEK, DUGAN 018-3 GUY F st. ow FOK SALE—8 st, between New Hampshire ave, and 18th st. running through to POI BAL te tery lote on Cedar ot. 22, 81.20 per ft. The ed {or sale i that part of the city. ‘OR SALE—A SNAP BARGAIN ON BN ST. HOUSE F containi 7 root bath and modern improve- ments: lot x4, "price, 1€4,500: present rentals st Will sell low, bring large for amount invested, EL. MATIICE & Co. B 3 3 FOR SALE—40x06 H st, aw. between 12th and ole OFT Fat v.w._| 13th ate.: 87,20 per foot. The el t business site JOK SALE—THRER NEW 11-ROOM BRICKS | inthe market JOUN'B. WIGHT, with ail modern improvemenis, on P st. D-w-t “ot 408% G it. snall cash deposit, 018-3t balan thly. “tr Le MATTICE & Co., 617 F ot. nw. F SALE-YOUR OPPORTUNI1Y—f0-FOOT frontage on 14th st. extended, near Gen. Swatia's Tesidence, only 7:46 ceate yer tvvt. Cable car hine JRO. SALE-MARYEAND AVENE. New &-| wi this’ property in a short time Eas; room Brick; allini ELL. MATTICE&CU., | Et HAE, 1006 018-3t 617 Fetnw. | = 1... EEE See: ‘el ALE. 1A Hi ‘S, WHITNEY {OK SALE—THE ATTRACTIVE HOUSE CORNER ir cor. fh st.—beautifal building lot, ve. neal Florida wve. and Larch st; has eizit rooms haud- | 50 feet front; pretty cottage just built on adjormtng somely papored, with electric belly and all modern iin- } Jot; water and gus miains now Uoing laid; cheapest lot roveiucnts. Houses op either de heve been wold to | now offered on Whituey ave: Boe ft sirable parties, An inspection will satisty as toate | Lith st. extended near Whitney ave., desirabuity. HLISKELL & McLERAN, pherinan ave. pear Whitney ave., 50x. es 18-3t 1008 Fst, | oxt-eost CHAS. H. BRICK, 1407 F at, OR SALE—CHEAP—30x09, ON 10TH ST. BET. ° Fe, SALE—BROWNSTONE ON Q8T.; 3-STORY; By | PSS D. C.. TUESDAY. ‘Ocroper 21, 1890-TEN PAGES. FOR SALE—LOTS. F te Sth and Oth 8 desrabie: Busing Lak Cisse. | N607 Pe ave and Oth et Gud LO ave, SALE—ON 10.4 ST. N.W. NEAR F STs E1305.” Price $20 pet 9 Se cor & 00, 018-3t 1907 Pa ave. and Oth st and Le ove, |ALE—ON 11TH ST. NEAR F We F ery desirable Building Lot Price gale G13 0 e ee wi CO., e . WILCO: ol 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th st and La ave. JOR SALE—A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR cof Lincola Fark, lot 19 fect front: omy i300 wont Park: ; on OWN 354 Fudiana ave. btriy QOK SALE—I HAVE 83 FEET FRONT ON 3D G and B, opposite new of hor barguin: otreet on the Hise te be on a “ JOH SALES BUILDING LOT, FOR 8500, LOT ON Cat near N.Y. ave. ; 21 feet front de; DULANY olt-lw FOE SALE BARGAINS IN A Corner Lot in northeast VACANT GROUND. foot. -" 2 desiraui for a few days at only. J desirable Lot on A st. 8 Lot on Mass. ave. 3 Lows on id Bt. ns nd ‘ith tower, all elegant; R and 8; three nice.building sites; already ex- | For full particulars apply to . ered: cabinet, mantcis; ‘open erates and’ feria | zavatede Davin be st a FRANCIS HUFTY, aoe fog menatotie o> Reason Ceesenerwerhanp ttt 306 a aR <a Wit wer OF = WE 20x10 to pavedalley. For price and permivalon tains | = ai = RE vil. f SALE—815,5 5 Es sect inquire of EL. MATTICH & CO. POF ve Heusen does ok oro nant toneiinge Mote. | A’ uv: BEG=i47. wit twe Sutory wad bermnne a <_ | politan K. ., six rooms and bath. ‘OR SALE—CORNER PROPERTY ON 10TH ST. n.w.; S-story Brick with southern frontage; 9 reception hall, bath, bi 'y in GEORGETOWN PROPERTY, Mills, capacity 125 vars flour, t. double house, 44 1t, trout, side lot 24 ft, ot 121 it. ; will Le sold very cheap, 318 B4th st, 12-room brick; lot 302140. mitler's pantry, closets, ment, coucreted cellar under whole, electric Delis, spenisc, &c. id round tower on corn Lots 50x300, on Road st., b st and 32d ate, 00. EL M. COUNT: PROVERLY 45 acres, hizhly uproved: 14 ruiles from Wash- Ot SALEAT HAVE FOR GALE 0 ington Grove, on Metropolitan K. It, FOR SALE ON A CORNER va 16th st. near Scott Circle a Handsome Corner use, with side lot. This is a most desirable property aud will be sold very Jow to an ummediate purchaser, Description aud permit to examine 168 acres, within two miles of Rockville: 825 per aci 310 acres, Fairfax county, Va. 7 miles from Alexandria;' 146 miles from railroad etations ou two eu: upon app | Hines. cations CHAULES W. HANDY, SUBURBAN, o1s-3t Fat tw. | Total and 3, block 7, Clevelaud Heights, 1002123 FOR 9, SE ee oe | ebta at Fairview Heigh Fite 9, Dee sOry Sud) Tote at Fostorie‘on Weahington and Ohio R. R., thirty : minutes rrom Penhsylvan:e station, Oth ser 3% sntles 018-3 ast of Falis drive from Aqueduct bridze; half mie Church; the most bexutful abd healthiul subdivision yet made; within five miles of the city: lots at espe- cially low figures until November 1 uext, For sule by F.L. MOORE & T. JANNEY BROWN, o21-1m 2003 ——AVOTD THE DANGEKS OF RAIL- PRAVELING; DON'T WAND:R W, BES OF NEI irs id buy Lots in EAST WASHING- OR SALE-NORTH SIDE Q ST. BETWEEN 16th ie sts. DLW, hree-story, Nine-roou ele with is is a ap. = . WES« _o18-3t 1907 Penn. ave. bes JRO SALEON F st NE NEAR ari. Two- story aud Basement Bay-window rick Dwelling, coptaning seven rooms and bath. A desirable home, piendid home 84.150, = p,. WESCOT?, WILCOX & CO. d bosutitul TWINING CITY, imum o18-3t 1907 Penn. a diately," adjoin i, EADY EXD of, the N rT = DE LE TWELVE. NA. AVE, it Eat the price of $32. Frovutrick iesidence, ow M0 st close proatiiey | WaPo the vaseat kind of vert Duarte to Connecticut ®.; crystal chandeliers, sanitary és 326 I Plumbing; house in excelleut condition ; lacks nothing | _@70-Lm patie rinadom ex ept furnishing to make ita most attractive home; can be putchawed if taken soon at $14,500, which is much less then a duplicate of the house (with present Value of Jot) can be constructed for. ols-lw BE. C GUTTER & CO., 1423 Fat. now. OK SALE-—1836 13TH containing 7 rooms, bath, tri K SALE—ADARGAINIF YOU WANT TO, Buy vuluuble piece of wround on north side of S xt. near Iuth'st.n.w- at a reduced price, address 1 DON, Star office. Foe Sales EQUAL NOT TO BE FOUND nywhere.ay an, iuepoction will prove.ob 7th at. nk room and cellar! ie 8... now coucreted, lot 3x13, improved by & 7-room oo ot ime. ie Ser cine Oaditions toe TiO | hoise ine No.1 condition: oast frout, woud tlle, and Mandetailting Room 20. | ouly BO cents per foot, with the house thrown in. isn’t 3 ‘this Further questions answered s WELLER & REPETTI, ‘326 Fa. avo se, —Remember, we never oxayuerate, Pye SAL VERY ELEGANT NEW HOUSE ON the north side of Qst. between 16th and 17th ats. ; will be sold at # bargain. o16-6t M. M. PAREER, 1418 F st. P. OR SALE—2027 HBT. N.W., ELEVEN Koons | J{QR SALE—THREE 1.018 ON N ST. NEAR ne : : + | A’ North Capitol st.; only GUe. per toot; these are the iiss oy Seat ae oe CE fp ‘T. R: BROOKS, o20-3t (OR SALE—ONE OF THE PRE in the northeast, 7th and eight hous terms; price, 020-: 2th at. nw. TEST CORNERS 72x116; room tor nis ino Aue lnveztnwent very ceay ‘Bc. per foot. i ORS, st. cor. 10th and Westminster sts. 11. rooms, bath gud celiag; turnace (all new); lot i202 to alley; SLT Westminster at,,9roome, bath and cellar; far- Fe SALE—34 FEET FRONT ON O ST., 100 feet from North Cap. glectric car line and a filie in- nace; 87,000. GEO. W. LINKINS, olt-it 800 10th st. now. | yestient; ouly 100 feet deop; price, 70c. per square foot, T. #. BROOKS, 616 1th st. uw. E OOK BALE-AN ELEGANT 10-KOOM PREss- | * with corner tower and side bay Cat. a.w.; only one square from id terms apply to 301 F st. bw, brick Dwelling, window; situate 8: Fe SALE— Sin thsonian gro MAS8s. AVE. BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D STS. N.E. wit tfandulr piece of land, having a total frontage on SOR SALE-ONE OF THOSE ELEGANT NEW Houses cor. Sth aud M sta uw: 9toome, cellar and every mod. uup.;lot 18386. Price $8,100; terms easy. eae WASH'N DANENHOWER, o18-3t Cor. 13th and G sts, FOE SALES BEAUTIFUL Home IN LE DROIT Yurk,on south side of Spruce s roous with ts; elegant dry ceilar. ‘This house is a dern improvements; Jot ix 30 £1 ree Yard vn front and side; it ‘Oue of the most complete hon: ‘ery cheap 000. BAK thus ving deep. This O1s-3t NEAK OTR, all modern 13th and G ste Fe SALE—THOSE VERY NEAT AND WELL- built Houses, 1904-6-3 Harewood ave., Le Droit Jack. B rooms, every couvenieuce ; price. ¢. $6,000. ai. M. P. N 14TH AND ‘wo-stury Brick; ous and bath ; i dwerstory thx com Brick House on . between 12th ad 13th; cheap: > (458) 12) SL Mi. PARKER, ols-3t IS15 F sh. Feet SALE—1WO HOUSES ON THE north side of T st. n.w. 0 rooms ond cellar; very r complete; price, 000; one-third cash. NCES rc apemea MM. M: PARKE! ols-3t 141s F FE 9k SALEWA NEW NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUS VIS Lith st. u.w. :house has all mod. imps, en is pupered handsomely throughout; will be sold om cary terms, CHARLES W. HANDY, olstw Fatu.w. BET. 9TH AND 107i STS, story and Cellar Brick. 6 rooms and bath: a1.1; lot 20x90: side aud rear alleys; JOR SA pece. Ti SALE—E at, bet, 3d and dthete. mw. B-atory price, $6,500. .£—Sundetlaud place u.w.. 3- > 11 rooms; furnace beat; lot #2x110. price. $13,000. FOK dALi—T st. bet. Ot 110th ste u.W., 2- Sorz Basement Brice, Y rooms, 2 ceilar rons; price, 65,000. OK SALE—Sth at. bet. P and Qata, nw., 2-story Frame, 6 roms: pri FOR SALE—455 wt. 2-story Bricks iF wahted. and 1 1-xte fs story Mansard Roof jot + FORK SALE—Liuden, Md. 3 ¢ of au acre of land with house; price, SALE—4th st, bet. N and Osts, u.w., 3-story 1 roows, bath and cellar; furnace heat; lot ce. 87.000. PAU. dear I8th st. n.w., 14-room Brick, price, $19,000. FOR SALI ht. bet. M and Brick, 5 rooms, bath aud cellar: pri sts. n.w., 2-story - $8.00 FOK >ALE—sth st. near G st n.w., d-story Brick; price, $10,000, Fok SALE—T et. bet. 13th and 14th sts. n.w., 3- gtors and Cellar Brick, 8 rooms and bath,” price, 100. Okt SALE—15th st. bet. T and U sts. n.w. Basement Prick. 9 ror 2-story bath: price, #8, 000. bet. P sta. n.0., 3-story Bric! et 000, FR SAL: —ixth st. bet. Ieand Brick, 9 rovms; ik ts. D.w., S-story i SALE—MARYLAND AVK. N.E. NE tou square, Two ‘thre - iine rows, with appliances throughout iu rear, 1ots 103x181 payments ols-st _ 817 Fst hw. ef SD AND 4TH, SIX from ix to twelve ovelente, AT LICK & with ali modern imu nits, LL. we SALE—A NUMB.K OF HOUSES FROM 0 to $5,000. icrms from $0 hag 0 per 20.5 OK SALE-HANDSOME HOME, hh and trunk room and thors; » aud ail oder! du beating, & LFAVOKILE, fakous Para Dic ol SALE—ON 101H Si. NE. BET. BAD sts, new Bay-window rick; 8 rooms, with all mod imps, $4,200. WESCOTL, WILCOX © CO. ol 7 Venn. ave. and th and La. av F o18-3t JOR SALE—12-L0OM COTTAGE, HEATED BY urnace, wath alignod. ups, at ‘Riverdale Park; Us, 9160 canh, beltuce $500 month. J. A BLL * N ROOMS; ~BAL.GAINS sou Oth, 10th, 111 GUS Lath st, UABLE CORNER IN 1LHE proved by @ Brick und wkbng: with B one sq re uf the electric terminus will be 1. ts. aud of able ‘This property dition will pay 8 per cent on tre akg e!l at €0.500 if taken at once, HILL & JUHN. 1503 Penn. ave, Fie Satie? Low FIGUEE—LARG Medi se Og Meet Washi Kyou Property: of located; 3O-feet frout and improv dwellnk in fine order, bbGes ork else di SALE—ON tiga ou street JOR SALE — VA. northwestern sec Fraue b 100m HODGES & TEEL, oe 1oU73y F st. uw. OTH ST N.W.. IN BEST Lock excellent 1 wo-story aud Ceilar Brick Dwelling with 6 rovms amd bath; bargain to imme: diate buyer, HUDGES & TELL, _ ols ot in _ 107% Fstnw, (UK SALE—A NICE FEAME HOUSE ON M ST. s.c.: wide lot: rented at $10. 31 an neowtnens. cu Lok SALE-BRICK HOUN: Sth st. mw; price only UL BovEK & co., _018-3t ne 508 PF etn JOR SALE—6 NEW BRICK HOUSES ON 71H ST. Prete, be aad bath; mas BoD eee, rented at 815.30. ULL. BOYEN & Cc an SUS F st. bi JOR SALE—11 NEW GROOM BRICK MoUs! FIVE OoMS oU: larve lot N st. s.0.; alley; rented at $10.50. price, $1 each, To eos Pi es bor o18-3t 508) nw. ROR SALE—STORE AND DWELLING ON Con. N st. £0.; price, 200; rented ai $2 Ul. BUY s 018-3t 508 Fat. nw, {OK SALE—127 T ST. NW, GROOM FRAME, Fon ieiesisd: ovntr hatin lett the city ‘wilt sell what tue lot is worth. Jor price sud terme 4] HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st. uw. O18-3t_ JCK HOUSE ON NORTH sIDE O Id and 436. 2-story Dornan aed ae ; hen occupied at #50 per month; lot SOx Boe Seen beck btabld tsi fees Chey misdideba eet celicutoue, Wili'sell for €2 yer fooe oO1S7t WM. H BAUNDEKS & CO, 1407 Fat \" . feet, aud running through to E st, upon which it ironts “I “this piece of laud is well situated, being only a couple of blocks trom the U-S; Capitol, hus a large froutawe, contains only 9.074 sq. feet and can be purchased for ‘the very low price of #1.25 per ag. foot. PCE _, BALES Bus PROPERTY—TH' story Brick Building occupied us # Cafe, situ: 724 13th st. nw. opposite the large buildiug pow be- ing built by the Builder cl Size of lot 22 ft.11 in, by 104 ft. to a Stable on rear An opportunity for speculation or profitable build- of lot. For price and terms apply to “ol FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 Fat aw, | ‘8 enterprise. THOS. J. FISHER & CO, - ‘OK SALE—HUUSE > 14TH ST. N. 020-6t 1324 F st. nw. story aud Cellar Brick; twelve rooma and bath; Brick: t bs | JRORSALE_BY FISH MILLER, P13 FST, NW Mou, Lunps.; house is 71.3 front, with side lot 10.3, : HILLER, = Rit ot S4-%gx105 to 10-foot alley.” For price, Forsianie Te Ob ue a and pernut to inepect inguire ‘JNU. A. PRESCOTT, ‘We have single lots or part of squares in e or oe o15-10t fing 1416 Fst.n.w, | #00 of thecity and District cheap. 8 —— SOUNLETE i (Oh BALE—VERY CHEAP—LOT, 60 PT, FRONT, Fgh.o0d tech! tented eo anto ner 43 porcine only ear st 0.6; will fake 4244 centoag: ey i py caeh required, JOHN a WIGHT, — Leal o15-1w = LOR SALE—LOT ON 22D PGE SALE-SMATL HOUSE, ON OTH 8 ur rooms; ood yard; only $2,000; pays & per cont as | © "Vlendldiy located and » bare an Investinent, JOHN pei o18:3t° 142 olo-lw IE Pn da é aa = - 7 GE Tai OL SALE—A GOOD OFPORTUNITY TO SECUKE Bie Sanco he Ae pa Stace) REINER | ESinlorceltent Gniuatentersy ft fgout on tht #3852100 to wide alley, JOUN b Migier. Bear Ms peice, @17,000. HUTCHINS, BULKLLAS o1d-1w = ae < = EAST SIDE 14TH BET, T AND © Os PAs On Bey £ OFFER A DNELLING | IX sta. n.w., three Lots: each 270x106 to 15-foot alley, ON. FARKAGU ARE, CONTAINING. ® lower figure than adjoining ground RooMS AND BATH, ‘ONE OF THE FI PATE NS OMEN SeELaeE a Ohne wie eee Be (9) “Koom 8, Atlantic Building, © RENTED AT A REASONABLE FIGUKE IF TAKEN F INE CORNER (TRIANGULAR) LOT AL ONCE. HILL. & JOHNSTON, at junction of KI. ave, and M st, u.w., facing Conn. ol4-e 1503 PENNA. AVE. N.W. UK DSALE—LOW PRICES ON KEAL ESTATE, Conveniently Located and Easy Jerms—New Five- room Bricks, ouly $1,500. Also Three-story Frain, bet. Pension’ and Gov. Printing Office, only. $2,700. P& CU., 617 12th wt, wear F. ‘o14-3m OR SALE. 6TH ST. N.w.. TWo- story Frame: lot 252106 to 24-foot alley. For rice and terme apply to = bectid JNO. A. PRESCOTT, large parking ou both strcets, This isoue of the tote in the city «n. 94). - o7-12t° TYLEK & KCTHEKFORD, 1307 F st. nw. Fee SALE—LOTS IN PROSPECT HILT ADJOIN- ‘ing Eckington ; only one-half square from car line; einii easy terms; fronting on T st, which is to be opened from Lincoln ave. to 2d st.. bj order of Comunisstoners; only 25c. @ foot; th double in a short ime. ERKON & Isai i 014-10t Kellogg Building, 1416 F st. uw Po ioe eee ay oe a Th — uve. west of 2th et, runni ro! POE SALESS ST. NEAR 16H NW good business stand. HWY. BP YOUNG, and Basement Brick; : o18-3t 1303 F et. 100 to alley ; pric A 013-lm THOS. G. FO SALE AN OFFEL WANTED ON HOUKE ‘927 Mass. ave. n.w.; fourteen rooms and tath m.1.; handsomely fitted ‘up with every convenience: jot £02106; two-story brick #table in the rear. Apply to | HOS. G. HENSEY & CO, 1300 ¥ at. u.w.o13-1ir Fe SALE--A BARGAIN ON FLORIDA AVE. NW JOR SALE—CHOICE GROUND ON RHODE Island ave, near Connecticut ave. W. P, YOUNG, _018-3t 303 F st. hw. OK SALE—SEVEN CHOICE LOTS ON 18TH ST, extended bet. Florida ave. and Columbia fond: 16% feet of parking; lots 50x100 each; can offer at invest= ment prices. ‘Two Fine Lots in Lanier Heights; 50x 140 each ; can sell the two at 37c.; electric cars will Pass within oue square of thei within six months. Several First-class Lote in close proximity to Dupont Circle, aud other Good Properties to submit to Seven rooms and bath; all mi.; jot 10x80 to 10- loot alley; price 84,700. ‘THOS. G. HENBEY & CO., 1800 F st. nw. 013-1 {QR SALE—THOSE BEAUTIFUL HOUSES ON ties Zist at at corner of Hillyer ave. Corner house | seeking iuvestments, JAMES F. DARTIO 816,000, north house $13,000, others each $12,000, | o18-7t Room 22, Atlantic Buildin, Qben tf anepeetion, Should, be ween by those con. tempiating the purchase of a home and those seckiug jE CORNER OF 19TH AND M STS. an investment in Nret-class property. For terms apply @ chance for a builder to build 3 to SWORMBTEDT & BUADLEY, fout if sold at once: Bri Ls; certificate of title = nae ear id taxes for 1800 paid, baa FUE, SALES IMMEDIATELY TWO-STORY AND | | Avpiy to or address OWNEN, Hoom 41, Atlantic ht Brick, 9th #t. u.w.; six rooms and bath; | Building. o18-it* 8350 cash’ and $1,000 iu five years at 5 7% Corcoran Buildi ° Per | Veow SALES: north wide of VO each. Price 4! Ut BALE— aa NENHOWER, No. 464 LOUISIANA, AVENUEN. We 018-3t Cor, 13th and Gats, Set cpahataegaee JOR SALE— BUILDERS, ATTEN T10N— Le Droit Park. the most economical block of Lot fronts 31 teet 10 inches aud has a depth of 145 ground te sia ‘unimproved im the nortir: fect to an alley. he vroxitlty of this property to the court house makes it particularly desirable for an «fice buiiding. by averace depth of 100 fect on i : circle, Maple uve. ; price 7c, for 10 ‘Also oe ee ae 300 fect on Larch, by uep i. of 100 t0 15-toot Hee Sar Ties | Silty: price #1. These biocks of lots can be (OK SALE—TAREE — BUSINESS PROPERTIES | fold om Duilders' teria (chr oF before Matene ou uth, st, ear G@ at: w. 80.400, #4,500 For Sule—Lot 50 iect front on Florida ayes CHAKLEY 603 14tu wt. "bew, lo 12TH N.W., SUBSTANTIAL jot 223 ih teiee #110, EWEAVER, 000. Apply any ols-3t BAL 29 F st. n.w. x100'to 30-fovt alley. | Fyons LY FISH & MILLER, 1213 iW. Cheapest property in vi of Paton the market | Wy GOKiAND Lous VE cH ee ST NW For price aud particulars apply to We offer Lots 1 4 wud 8 to _s29-Lin J. Mel. DeDSON D f purchased soon, couts per foot FPGE SALE OR Corner Drug Store and Dwellin Apply CHAK combined, near CORK. OF 121 ou Lith st. and 00 square fet; price Waslitugton Circle. 8 EAKLY, 603 14th st. new. BY oe: TrOMtNE Ls eT lin }50 on 1; containing about 2. 20K SAL. VE VERY DESIRADLE NeW SIX: | 7 couts, A. SEMA. * room und Bath Brick Lenses ueur Wark neton | ol Atlantic Building, _ Cycle: well cheap. Apply CHARLES EAKLY, 003 AP\IUL ST. 3 ‘im Ting (of uiprovenei apes 1B st. ex. near ry’ ave, EW PRESS BRI - > . ~ < coo 3 Pavement and wear 14th Lory pel ge Sn alg sew yriee | st. cable road, Also severa: Lots ia Columbla Heights be im CHARLES RALLY 665 14th ot aw and Moun asunt at specuiutive price& L. 8. Lips. FOR SALE ol y COMB, 1307 F st + olsist story Coruer ti Pe OFFER Troutuxe ou M st. 25 feet sud ou 10th mt 7 mist carne od apie ei Coreetanie i OU | rest Corner ‘ora st ais tucen teining 1k rooms: haudeumely papered dircctly on New Haun) site uve.; lot 35 by 110 seet to wooden mat gle = a Lz-tuot alley. MILL & JUMASTON, 1503 Peuu, GOLDSCHMID, L007 F Fen Sahe Bane ly to or at. n. COUNTRY R&AL ESTAT Fe SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY AT LINDEN. Station, Metropolitan Ruilrosa, consisting of a nine-room frame dwelling, ueaciy uew; ali outbuild- ings; beautiful grounds o: two acres; fruit, whade and choice shiubbery; $3,000. Au eit-room cottage end outbuildings with four acres of miguiticent land; $4,000. Alsv thirteen ucres of laud nicely Jocated with good street trout; can 1 aga whole oF im c! land sold for 8600. ave. nw. O1B-3t Feit SALE7 100, 000 FEET OF GROUND WITHIN s square of uew ice factory; northeast; ouly 11 cts, riouu, .000 feet ou Bounings Bridge road at a wrest bar wai 30,000 fe-t on 7th st. n.w., on line of new pnoumatic Tailroud, near Whitney ave. at a barguin. A splendid coruer jor a builder, coruer 11th and D e.; very short lots; only Go cts. Oue of the cheapest corners on Capitol Hill, cor Bor is. Une. ; street now beng paved; about 10,000 feet; only 91 cts. per foot, Cne of the best corners in the northeast, 1Oth st. property ix on the Georgetown Pine, eight | aud Leunessee ave.; room for twelve. houses: only luiles from Washington and wituin five uninutes! walk | 87,500. WESCUTT, WILCOX & CO. of Linden Station; prices asked aro very low aud | —018-Gt 1907 Per a nave. FOR SALE—LOTS FRONTING 50 FEET ON @ st. and 70 fect on F at. bet, 24th and 25th nw. containing about 15,500 ft; improyed by 2 Fraines, Price 65c. per fvot. 2 Lots ou se. corner of 3d and G ats. n.c., 110 feet on G aud 75 on Sd, containing 9,125 feet, Price 8Ue, ber foot. A Beautiful Building Lot on 18th bet, Pand Q sts, R.w. : 23.9xO; side alley. Price 3 per foot. Lot on 15th ot, extended near Coluibia ave, 80.89 ft front, coutaii ing ubeut 8, Y00 It Price 45. per tt, 4 splendid Lots, Fairview ‘Heights, immediately in. front of Woodley Inn on Jenleytown road ;alley inthe Fear; troutiug on the road 183.76 tt,’ coutuining 37,331.84 14. Price 50c. per tt. Several Lots on Meridian Hill and in Kalorama for bpd = CHARLES BR. NE} AN, 018-3t Room 20, Atlantic Building, R SALE-BARGAINS—TWO LOTS ON @ BT. A, between 7th and 8th ste, n.., 17.62116 to faley: F st. between 8th and 9th ste, ne, 20x04 to side and back alley, Zoe. ft, meee Est. near oi hpi. 17x80, 90c. ft. ary) j ho rearonubl- offer refused. DUCKETT & FORD, property must be sold Fat. ACHIS GOOD GALDEN ‘LAND, 5 ave. bridge; iiles trout Capitol via Penua. ‘dred hing, Staple aud Wood sled; Te. ood road; uly W. W. HALL, 456 F si. 3.w. Ke SALE—PERE COUNTRY EAT BET. Washington aud Baltimore, vost 81; ,000; will Sell at's bargsit ; pen tails to describe the abov SAMUEL, BEALS AR, _ 018-3" B10 St Puuit wt, Waltiiuore, LO PER ACHE With wey A vast oF 375 Y acteh Malt way ‘bot. Washtingtow and Lait Ore; n ‘Unis bargain slip. ipsa SAMUEL BEALMEAR, _ 018-3" 310 St Paul st, Baltimore, Ma. JQUNTEY PROPERTY NO LOTS LIKE THOSE ; me peoee as < webs; ouly So ahd 85 moutniy. Me te MATTICE ke CO,, G17 F st. new. o18-3t Fee. KEN1—WINIHROP HEIGHTS — ELEGANT ‘S-roon: Cottage; two minutes from station: Mou- telio Station. B&O. RAL; 16 per mo. , het tan . 750. wot tu, thew Lc. Loomis. tt between Hand Cate: mes SOStTeGs Qotket TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —118 AORES OF | alley: sireat now beinx concroted’ Oe f¥. Land in Prince Wislism cuunty, Va..for sale-ate| 4th at'hee, between Laud M sts, aoc. fk, st barvaiu, or will exchange for vacant in} 3 Lote on Lat, between 5th and 6th Oe f the District of Co.umoi. For particulars apply to] , North side of Maryland ave. uear 1 8290, FRANCIS HUPTY. 1501 F ech ccs Cal 1 aa an he 70K SALE—25 ACKES OF LAND AT @100 Pen | {Orbe Georaia. Sarena abe id Ree a F 2 * ; Cee ee | ee ae co For i FRANCIS HUFTI. {301 sew oieie. | Bott ene Per nate 750: i a ie Fc, SALE HANDSOMELY, Finis SRvEx- 018-3¢ 1007 Pa. ave. and ae and LS ae, second floor: located within one hua Jane ROR SALE PAST (SIDR, 40H ST. Bir. @8T. wie, Priuce’ cous, Mac be address D Sad YR AYO: ot COLT WEES S 00, B. LLOYD. Box 48, U. & Senater O1S-6i" | o18-3t 1007 Pa. ave, and Oth et, and La ove. 7OR SALE—1.¥66 ACHES OF TIMBER LAND ON ny PLEA} Fe ke some oS | Rin poes aa aats Scthuated thisey re wood, with sew | Hise ed i¢ will beous of the most pee avikr oes, awe | See segs einer one r RESCRE Gy caenlchec¥ac houses and two Biick Statles rear, This is less than $2 ver foot, “Terie easy. & WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Fst. POR SALE—WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOL- lowing Handsome Residence Sites, beings among the most desirable 1m the city: ‘Two Lots cu the cast side of 16th st. bet, Oand P ats, having « total frontage of 50 ft. with @ depth of 2OOAt Woatealiey, “The lote will not Le aold ancy. east side of Connecticut ave, bet. N st. ueaaly opposite tue Feadence of Lubbard, fronting 30 :t. on the depth of 105 ft. Price, 64.50 per sq. tt, having w frontage of SU ft. 01 ie) bet. Rhode Island ave. end N xt FLICH, FOX & BLOW i Paw per sq. it, t ‘OK SALE—CHOICE LOTS IN LANU! adjacent to WASHINGTON HEIGHTS; high und healthy, with fue view; overlooking th LOGICAL and KOCK CREEK "PAKKS; FIL1 WATER trom Lanier Heights Water Company. These are the CHEAPEST aud MOST DESIKABLE LOIS iu the suburbs of Washington city. lhe Rock Creek electric railroad, uow ‘under construction, passes the property. Now iw the time to buy. as prices are sure to advance, For plats aud full purticulars call on MCLACHLEN & BAICHELDEH, cor. 10th and G sts. LW old Fee SALE—MOST DESINADLE LOTS, Will Dlock of Dupont Circle, 20x06, at $1.75, $1.85, Apply CHAKLES LALLY, 603 14th at. n.w, in WASHINGTON HEIGHT: SITUATED AT THE HEAD UF CUNN. AVE. AND TERMINUS OF THk Ms. TROPULILAN RAILROAD. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING 0) LENO PLACE ACE. CONCKET STREETS, D WATER PIPES, EACH LUT L VIEW OF THE CLLY AND VIRIUALLY IN THE CITY ‘SABE MOST DESIRABLE FOR RESIDENC R +URTHER PARTICU- LARS AND PLAIN TO, & JOHNSTON, 003 PENNA. AVE. N.W. TX Lot! rf ‘Y HEIGH’ RUOKLAND, SOUTH BROOKLAND. T have slarge number of Lots in the above subdi- Nisions which I cau sell very cheap and on easy terins, Thus property is, Inereasing very rapidiy iu value and is the best suburb cf Washington to buy in either for » hoe oF a quick turn uta Kood advauce. For plate, + call on . REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st uw. WO LOTS IN NORTH- 2x80 each, tor 84,600 for both, with two ting for $15 month, Apply CHAKLES EARLY, 63 14th st. FOE BALE, BARGAIN-2 LOTS IN NW. : 162100 ach: $4,200 tor both, with two Houses renti for #20 ber mouth. Apply CHARLES EA Cait a: Chena, Our fall stock of Furniture, Carpets, &c., 1s now complete, and if you contemplate purchasing any- thiny in our line it will be toyour interest to call on ‘Us before doing so, as we are confident we can save you from 10 to 26 per cent on your purrhasa, Below we mention a few of our many bargains and advantages ‘We will sell you a handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for 617 cash or $18 on credit, We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for $28 cash or $30 on oredit, ‘We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for $28 cash or 830 on credit, ‘We will sell you agood WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRING for $2.25 cash or $2.50 on credit, ‘We will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 60c. per yard cash or 65c. per yard on credit. ‘We will sell you 8 good INGRAIN CARPET for 35c. Per yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit, We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free of Cost and do ‘not charge for the waste in matching figures, We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on ail credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled in 30 days, P GROGAN, #11-3m 789 and 741 7th st. n.w, Fins Suozs, LEADING STYLES, GREATEST VARIETY, BEST WORKMANSHIP. M. STRICKLAND, Buccessor to DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 PENNA AVE. 016-3 D RY G oops a BLANKETS, $1, 82. 83, 84, $5, 80, 87, 88, 89, ott? COMFORTS at all prices, filled with White ‘o.ton. BLACK HENUILT TA CASHMERE, yard wide, wocl face. BLACK HENRIETTA CASHMELE, All Wool, 30c. LITILE SHAWLS, BIG SHAWLS, DOUBLE and eNO STALL: WOOL HOSE, in Black and Colors, DIES" ALL- We Ein and Colo One Case BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL, euUMANts, very cheap. és FEATHEK-PAUO TICKING, 156, RED TABLE LINEN, fust colors, BOKT ELS DUPLEX CORSE. NUKSING COKSETS, #1. gaaiee Lot Koumants of DRESS GOODS marked way ow GENTS' GRAY SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 5c. Regular price 50c. 200-¥D- SPOOL COTTON, will run on mschine, 20. VOL PLAID DRESS GUD», 45 in. wide, 50c. DRESS FLANNEL, 14g yards wide, 500, ‘ail colors, $1. ib VO. 1. B TOWNER & SON, 1310 Tthetnw To Tse Laos. An Exbibition of the Latest ART NEEDLE WORK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS ‘will be open for five days, commencing OCTOBER 21, ine the office of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 616 9TH 8ST. N.W. It includes all the most fashionable imported de- signs, many of which can only be reproduced on our machines. All desiring to view this beautiful work are invited to call at our office, THE SINGER MFG. CO. LEWIS BAAR, Agent, 215-8t «OPP. U, 8. PATENT OFFICE, in MARMALADES JUST FROM ENGLAND, & W. BURCHELL, 1825 F st, Ge Tx Bez THE CONCORD HARNESS LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penn, ave., adjoining Netionsl Hotel, Na beecanaathesec ns bese | pPALseaves OF THE FoTOMAC LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, ‘Capital, $750,000, STILSON HUTCHINS, ‘JACOB P. CLARK, President. Vice President EDWARD B COTTRELL, Secretary and Treasurer. AUGUSTUS & WORTHINGTON, Da JOSHUA 0. STANTON and SAMUEL T.G. MORSELL, Directors, This company offer for sale to and others thetr lands. now platted and laid-out, situated. ob the Couduit Koad overlooking the Potomac river and pic~ furesque Vingimia shores. ‘These laude are within three miles of the White House and are reached by a beautiiu: drive along tLe Conduit Koad sud Potomac river, extending to Glen cho and Cabin Jobu, two of the most beautiful re- resorts of the Washington people. ‘The city streots: Ks, 1, U,V, W, &c.. north and 46th to 40th streets Wess, have beeh extended through the property ¥U fect in width andere now beans eraded. For resideutia! purposes, beauty of location, pure aicand prospective couvenience of access these lands have no superior sround Wastiugton, Bocks of ait or more Jots will ve sold during Octo- Fat prices which will ive a margin for Lane profit. Purchasers desiring tosecare a beautiful home or a goud investinent cannot « ter than to secure ots early. Ices range from 6 cents to 18 cen Plaw on ap) nts per foot, Xow “4 any further information may be had JACOB P. CLARK and EDWARD BL. COTIRELI, Trustees, 1415 New York ave. OR THE NEXT ot and jon will offer bv of am Charlton Herts at $10 cash aud s per poss ait opperta noni ty @eldom offered to xccure a, a FRY Krowine subUTb, Whose suCceRS Lax enal, where tere houses lave been the past year than tu ail the other sub- nd Washinton ly. Commmutati ents, Money furnished to buila, users Will be conveyed to and from the grounds free. ‘This, offer is for su days culy, and is intended to mert the aliuring Ofersof paper towns on their own terns, ‘The attention of investors is specially directed to this offer. Safer than savings bauk aud sure of large profits, Apply carly at the ofice of the company at O38 st. mw. JAMES &. WAUGH, 018-10t ku BALE— YOURE MAKING A MISTAKE, Dourt cet left in those fine BKOOKLAND BAKGALNS ‘And in UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS SNAPS, If you want to nuke Tugney or if you want to make fine MES. come right at once and buy. it ¢ kes pluck todoeitner ove; show that you have vot it by stopping the mouthly rent that ustantly Kolbe out, aud saply putting @ roof that some one i Ms over your head. PAY TRIBUTE Tu NO MAN when you can get Landsome homes itor less than you LOW pay tor RENT. Exercise discretion, show good judgment by buying ome An these favored and hs Come to my office for piats andall information. Lots shown cheerfusly. _018-6r H. BARTON Fo SAbe-eveny was Woman and Child in Washington Can Buy and Own Handsome Lots in UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Hots subdivision equals it in any respect, Prices within the resch of all, NOTHING FICTITIOUS sboutit. No writing sor railroads or other improvements, All are THERE Now, Don't miss this opportunity tuget in atthe bottom, Not # better SPECULATIVE Investment” can be found anywhere in the DISTEICT. No finer place for s HOME. Unparalleled as an INVESTMENT. Visit the place. Go up the tower. Select your Lot and buy it quick before prices advance, Plats, information, &c., from REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 Fst, and 010-1m__H, BARTON, 1331 331 F st. st., or on the ground, ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tuk Evesine Star. Fisuina 1x Huntixa Cneex.— There has lately been some vexation to Alexandria people in the management of Hunting Creek bridge ‘The bridge 1s pleasantly situated near tow and a portion of it is within the one-mile limit—that is, within the control of the Alex- andria police authorities, but the bridge is enurely in Mt. Vernon district of Fairfax county, and its constables also have jurisdiction atthe bridge. Informer times tie bridge was @ pleasant resort for fishing parties of ladies and children, but lately fishing on the bridge bas been forbidden and ladies treated very rudely by a constable of that dis- trict, Before the war there had been a law which forbade huntiug “on the lands or in the water courses of Fairfax, Stafford and King George counties, within tive miles of navigable tide water, without the con- sent of owners or tenants of lands. There was then no prohibition of fishing, but when the new code came to be adopted & few years ago the word “fisuing” was inserted after ing,” and in this way the new prohibition came about. Itis not believed, however, that this prohibition extends to pubiic bridges, Notes,—Hon. B. Cailendar White, brother ah White of the railroad many rela- Mr. White is the republican | candidate for Congress in the Shreveport dis- | has tives and trien trict of Louisiana, where he lished a newspaper for some ‘The lady friends ot Potomac Lod pub- yeai » L0.0.F., will open tonight at Odd Fellows’ Halla fait | for the berefit of the lodge. son & Trevis of Washington are now engaged, under the supervision of Inspector H. 8, Wiit- more of Washington, in carrying out the con- tract for the repair of the National building here. The repairs and improve- ments will cost $2,475—the contract price. — Mr. Edward Norris, an ice machine builder, weil known in Washington, is very low and supposed to be near death at his home on South Lee street. The tax sale of real estate de- linquents here was fivished yesterday after- noon, the city buying in all the property ou which the taxes stll remained unpaid, GEORGETOWN, Pottce Covxt Notes.—Since the increase of the police force and additional men were given to the seventh (Georgetown) precinct the num- ber of arrests has about doubled, Most of the arrests are made on “Herring Hill” and in “Boston,” where the population is composed chiefly of colored people. Cherry alley, where the notorious Poindexter family lives, also furnishes a large number of cases, There was trouble in that alley last evening and Frances Poindexter and her busband Nelson were arrested. The charge against them was disorderly conduct, and when they appeared before Judge Miller this morning the judge said that Frances could not behave herself if she tried and fined her $5. The husband was discharged. —A young colored woman named Kato Lewis was tried for alleged disorderly conduct, Her arrest was made on complaint of a member of the Poindexter family and for that reason the charge was dismissed ——Kose Ford, a colored female who tried to sell her husband's razor yesterday, was charged with eurrying concealed weapons and disorderly conduct, She attempted to dispose of the razor asa matter of business. Rose told how she tried to sell the weapon and remarked “de truth is de light.” She was fined $10 for dis- orderly conduct and the razor charge was dis- misses z “Thank you,” said Rose, as she disap- ‘ed.——Clara Epps forfeited $5 collateral jor disturbing the quict of O street. A similar charge sguinst Julius Epps was nollo prossed. ——Jobn Bell was charged with a similar of- fense and his collateral was forfeited ——John Cwsar, a young man, was charged by Police- man Cotter with disorderly conduct and ~ ae The officer was unable to ei! el Ne was a favorable in the condition of Mr. F. W. Jonee this mosaing. he having passed mfortable it. ——! ard Boyd, ‘who was arrested on ‘ie charge shorse from Dugan's livery stable gave his ame as Albert Deuson. f = & | penses and the hunt. | Messrs, Hud- | AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. The First Annual Mecting—A Good Business Showing —Importast Pure chase of Property. The first annual meeting of the stockholders of the American Security and Trust Company ‘was held at the office of the company, in Alex- andria, yesterday afternoon at 12:90 o'clock. The meeting, which was presided over by Mr. Crosby 8. Noyes, was largely attended by stockholders from this city and Philadelphia, 10,454 shares of the 12.500 being represented either in person or by proxy, and was in every Way most satisfactory and gratifying. The report of the board of directors for the ten months of operation of the basiness of the company made an excellent showing and was unanimously adopted. The gross profite of the company for the ten months were $47,627.02, representing a gain of 10.29 per cent upon the installments of capital as paid. The deposits of the company payable npow demand, and upon which interest is paid, amount to $260,000, The fire-proot storage ware house, after one month's work, was paying all operating ex- fe deposit vaults were being, weil patronized, The necessary resolutions to incorporate the company under the act of Congress of October 1, 1590, were adopted without a dissenting vote, and after unanimously re-clecting the old board the mecting adjourned, ‘The stockholders also voted to purchase for their future home the property on G street be= tween ith and Lith streets now occap the Natonal Trine office, and bemg 5 frout by 100 feet deep, at a cost of €2.50 per cot. ‘The location is deemed among most eligible in the city fora financial ine stitution, and is believed to be the only one of three lots west of 14th on either F or G streets: that could be purchased for any equivalent pr im if, indeed, any other couid be purchased at ee ee PROBABLY A FATAL FALL, J. A. Hill Fractures His Skull and Suse tains Other Injuries, Mr. J. A. Hill, a painter, who bas been living at No, 515 13th street southeast, fell from a scaffold while working on house No. 605 F strect northwest this morning and received in- juries that aro almost certain to prove fatal, Hill was working on @ swinging scaffold, painting the front of the house, when some manner he lost his balance and fell distance of ten or fifteen fect. His head struck on a stone step below and he sustained a severe fracture of the skuil, | His right leg was also broken, The police am- bulance was sent for and the supposed dying man was removed to the Emergency Hospital, where he was attended by Drs. Ellyson and Middleton, In addition to those already mentioned the man received severe internal injuries, and ime ternal hemorrhages added to the seriousness of his case. The man was in the employ of W. F, Walling. Father Magee of St. Patrick's Church was sent for and anointed the dying man, THERE WAS NO GAS. The Opening of the Business Night School Postponed to Friday Night. It was intended to open the night business school to be located in the Thomson building last night. On account of gas, or, rather, lack of gas, the opening was postponed, Superin- tendent Powell today fixed the opening for Friday night, It depends considerably, however, on the Gs company, which has to lay a service pipe at the school building in order to illumivate the path of knowledge. The corpsof teachers for the school has been completed by the appointment of Miss Ellen Golden as teacher of advanced English and advanced = mathematica, it is expected that there will be many applications for admission to the school, The course is to be similar to that of the day business high school. Bookkeeping. typewriting, shorthand, business arithmetic and English will be taught, In case there are more applicants for admission than can be accommodated it is intended to select from the applicauis those best fitted to take the course, Especial importance will be given to the profi- cieucy of applicants in English composition ispellimg. The theory 1s that only those who cap spell well and compose a letter reasone ably well are prepared to take courses in type- writing aud shorthand, The time of the teach- branches of English, In the business high school all the pupils bave | taken Jong courses in English before they are | admitted. ho if 1t becomes necessary to make selections | from the applicants by competition the appii- ; cants showme, —— eXamination, the most proficiency ip Euglish,spelling and composition will be admitted. — SHE WANTS HER RING, And Files a Bili Against August Peters son tor Its Discovery, Ciera A. Philipsen today filed, by W. Pros- ton Williamson, a Dill against August | Petersen for a discovery, She states that in November, 1539, she was the owner of a dia- moud ring valued at 300, which had been given | her by a friend now dead; that during Ler hus- | band’s absence, being financially embur- she called to see her mother, who suggested that the money might be borrowed of defendant She delivered the ring to her mother on which to secure th joan and her mother obtained the moucy, @ | and left the ring us collateral wath the d ant, She states that she took no receipt, but trusted to defendant's honesty, aud on Septeme | ber 1 she called to redeem it, but he said it was no longer in his possession, She therefore | prays that he may be made to discover and | produce the ring. rassed, acini The High School Cadets. Up to date the following appointments have been made in the High School Cadet battalion: Major, G. P, Moore; captains, E. Cockrell, H. D. Slater, J. J. Swan, C. G. Meclioberts; adjutant (with rank of first lieutenant), C. V. Edwards; first lieutenants, G. H. Johnson, F. McC. Smith, R. D. Moran, T. M. Thompson; uartermaster (with rauk of first lioutenant, y. H. Aspinwall; second lieutenants, C, — J. W. Barber, W. R. Heusey, 0. Vor= jander, Failed to Put in an Appearance. Today in the Police Court the case of Chas, Guise, charged with indecent exposure, was called, but the defendant failed to appear. His counsel, Mr, Sillers, was present, but he could not account for the absence of his client Judge Miller ordered an attachment for him and also forfeited the bond of €100, Mr. Heze- kiah Waple was on his bond. ————a Held For the Grand Jury. “If I took the money you can't prove it on me,” said Dan Lomax, « negro, when arrested last night on the charge of picking the pooket of Jos. Dement, an avenue carconduetor. The proof in the Police Court against bow ever, was strong enough in Sadge Miler, opinion to hold him in bail for the grand jury, which was done. <a In Memory of Justice Miller, A joint meeting of the post graduate,