Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1890, Page 3

a at THE EVENING STAR: ‘WASHINGTON, ___ FOR SALE—HOUSES. RO SALE-by BL MAT TICE & GO. G17 F st. ww. On 11th st.n.w. near F st.,a busines property; b> jess than adjaceut property, size 23.0%¥1.1 to ‘On Ost. n.w.,two new brown stone: thrce stories and cellar; ten roots and ba"h; :eveption h: cabinet mantels. open ureplaces; eat These houses are tho must desirable in the Borsh bet. 10th and 11th n.w., three new brick: basement: clever reous snd be: _ these hotises are offered ats reduc on Westminster st. bet. th and 20 brick fronts. full bewght: nine ¢abinet mantels; open fireplaces tan teruns te suite Ou Uth st. bet. Westminster and T sts, tro new three stories and celiar; ten rooms aud bath; price +800 each. On Ma. ave, ne. near Stanton Park; ne new threo ten rooms bath; anci.; small cash pay > balance monthiy. t. se three new thre _ vxtory atx jer whole: price 333,500. JOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME V7th and 18th n.w.; to an im; in Value; nee t office for keys. ihapected BO. WAb- ‘eyuliy in same amount, about $15 Priced city or near by suburlan iots. Ofti-e. F2i20 inliver Place, corner house; mansard roof For tgcms apply ou Promises, se i expos! Gees EENTH STREET BETWEEN ¥ AND G STEEETS N.W. A tine property 30 feet 4 inches front by About 97 feet dee) ne sb i DOW Improved by a lan stantial brick dw-il under rent at $1,000 per an- a THOS. J. FISHER & C Fst. 17-6 + Beas. Fy" SALE— Fst. NW. 6: x AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS PROPERTY. Lot 40 feet front—improved bya larwe double brick resi- dence, suitabie for conversion Snto un office building. qhituation one of the best om the street. rice. 260.000, or about 810 vot — THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ni7-6t 1324 F st. n. ik SALE. VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 147TH ST. BETWEEN L AND THOMAS CIKCL! THIS PROPERTY IS IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE PORTLAND and is suitable for the crection of two stores im connection With a good apartment house, which by reason of the desirable situation of the Property would always be tu demand Lot 39 feet front by 125 feet deep to wide alley. THos. J. Fi EK & CO. n17-6t 4 F st. vow. UK SALE—OR EXCHANGE—SEVERAI. DESIKA- ble residences in north west; also lot ie it. front: orth of Scott Circle. These are all well located aud will be disposed of at low ficures now. = THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F at, WOR SALE st. and Md. ave. ne. ood property. Price is ri Sth st. near Luw.; Schneid ha st. near K u.w., :i-story fra and 134: T stb or. Sth and K ear Above is only & portion of property If you dun’t see what you want call on E. 1. KAISE nls Room 4. Atlautic building. JOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE. ROOM BAY window: press brick front; all mod. imps.; u.e.: both cars and herdics pass the door; owuer needs ud will really sacrifice if suld at once. _E. T. KAISEK, Koom 4, Atiantic building, t JOK SALE-—GREAT BAKGAIN—NEAR DUPONT circle, om 19th st.. good 6- k house, well Fented, with lot 20x100 to alley ; ouly 6,290. Blo-Be" LEWIS & DUV AL, JOR SALE—1244 RST. N.W., THREE-STORY AND basement brick dwelling, 10 rcoms, all wod. tinps., iu good order. For terius address 1HOMAS BLAG. DEN, City Yost Oitice, Box 581. 3 JOK SALE CIAL VALU GE, bath, rents # path bay- window brie foue bage and trisatutt LEWIS & DUVAL, Feit SALE—A SOLID INV near N. large 10-room au altered toxtore for: 500. LEWIS & D will rent $75 month; VAL, 1553 £ st. mw. BSS Fit SMELLY & Dbay-window at. near E. Cap. LEWis & DCVAL, 15353 F at. uw. (OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL, ELIGIBLY LOCATED howes,superbly Smished and provided with modern ices: r.), 12r. and bath, br. and b. stoue.: bear Sass. 31 J.J. and bat Bist vt. near Masa ave., Lr. and bath. 9th st. (cor.r. Br. and Lath. = ¥ st. near Dupont Cirele, 10r. and bath. 1Gtis st., 11. aud bath. Sat. near 10th, Sr. and nld-st* LEWIS & {UR SALE—LAKGE HOUSE ON C ST. BET. 3D and 4 jue in rear. terms easy; cheap. sim southwest section of city; will ms each: Louse will rent fur 840 each; Will take $4,500; oue-cuird cush, Dulance oue aud two if ©. H. PARKER, 434 aid E sta sw. OME NEW 2HKREE-STORY «; une rooms, bath and pautry; heated by furnace and opeu fires; very desirably lo- cated 2.6. : price $6,950; $300 less than 1air market Adkiress the owuer, GME. Star office, u15-3t* =. BUSINESS PROPERTY ON F lot contains ¥,446 sq. ft. and Se uF st; private side auley aud public ) tt. wide im the rear, CHAKLES k. NEWMAN, Room 20, Atlantic builasm, nlo-lw beiek Fok SALt OSE OF THE HAXDSOMEST houses in northeast. on 2d ncar F; 6 rooms and bat: ail fmt; handsomely papered: frout parking. Price 82,70U. "$700 cash. baiance monthly. 15-3t DUGAN & BULLE it, GOD F st. nw. Foe sete new | t lar, fur- Race, elegant 1 electric Betis aud” bune! tricity; weil built and WATERS, & 47th wim, 0, rable 7-room brick: well electric bells and ail modern im- 14) Cheap, 3,550. Sth bet Land M ‘abie “dweliings bein, ATEKS nl5-st WE CAN OFFER AT SPECIAL PRICE y terms several of those uew ang at ad thive-story bricks on oth between I WALEKS & 1H0MPSO: ¢_BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST N. ANT KESIDENCE: THE NOKIHW! 1 Oth «t. bet. L & M.11,500] Corcoran b. 15 1. Blewit OK SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, OF ST. BaiCK KOUSES— MUD. Lirs. ‘On Gth st. bet. G and Ine, ¥ rooms, £4500. OnE et bet 10th and llihe.w., 7 rooms, 4.000. n15-7t JOR SALEBY FIsH & MILLEK, 121 T NW. ELEGANT KEsiDeNCk NrAk THE CAPITOL. Cor. Mass, ave. aud 41h st, ne, 11 rvome. 42,000 Bis-it JOR SALE— Un E st. near Sth n. brick; al! m.i.; price, $%. yuth. Fur card Blot DUGA: S-story G-room and bath $00; 2500 cash, bal. $15.80 inspect apply to BULLER For sate Ou k st bet. N. Cap. and Ist n. Story bay-wi us and parking: p: ce Monthly wis-Se AN & BUTL ik, 60D F st. uw. Fok SALE— Z110 to alley; Hor card to ine Blo-st .w., 2-story and basement brick: + Very cheap at €2.000. DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F st nw, FOR _SALE—HOUSES. FOR_SALE—HOUSES. IR SALE—AT BROOKLAND, CORNER HOUSE; Ty a FP Pours and caleg, bull ot owner's woes dey a TINE RESIDENCE, car aroun F eu: hear electric cara and 3 Nitin. 62,790. Ay DAMMANN, O33 Fst nweuloat™ wii EARS! DOUBLE BIICK MANSION. three {OR SALE—GTH ST. N.W. NEAR H ST. THREE- a ae pn Rg F Srtocy Hrame and brick stab pomp bates agian ; ten rooms wud bath; “ all mi; splendid condition and in. Price, 36,500." A. DAMMANN, GUS Fst nw. Bh5-3t {0% SALE_K ST. N.W. NEAR 10TH, THREE- “ory brick: bay window. twelve Toms, all tm. Xery desirabic and cony nient to departments. Price, ©1200. A. DAMMANN, 6353 F at. 1 n15-3t* Fok SMES VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. Ox128, wide alley side and rear, G st. between th aud 1oth. Yth and I sts., 80 fect on 9th by 21.6 on Ist, - Nk LARCOMBE, 1504 eTot Boats to-n wide well-paved alley; lange stable Price, $09.000; terms one-third cash; balance iz one, two and tne Foargat S percent. ee ae tee eHvveR, . ns-2w 1505 Pa. ave. iy SALE_ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. A FINE new Gircom house at Forest Glen, Md, pear star Son. ef LS HERTFORD, 1419 G st. all-lw KR SALE—FIVE BRICKS IN FINE ORDER, Pnide streets, Inclosed. jarkiugs Permanent wees tenaute ; $5,000; pays over 10 percent net. I. OKIE, 607 13th at. nw. aa abe Fe IPC EME | DESIRABLE 6-ROOM SOME jOUSE, EN hear Dupont Circle; finished in hard furnished witn every cobvenieuce for s model residence, Will be sold on fayoruble terms. Aj piy to 1HYU. AL HARDING, 606 Lith DW. BIDS a and beth ees Cae 55. Rene T, Fepting SOK SALE F $34 mon’ ce, BS, for. 3 Very chesp. Doles cornet mess: new pos Appiy CE. titties Batch GOS 14th #t né-zm jaree three-stury brick and other impro NO SALE—AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES FOR pie Se eat the Locally 13 gue of the fest nections of Sho West on a -built Houses, don —2 SORE Sip lant Decormbets anaes aie’ on - Haller, the architect. Humm ‘ons to parior stories, and Ainisued with press brick, galvanized tron and slate, Huuaey 1837 and 15:39 10th 8i.. three rome deep, ave six bed rooms, beth, two parlors, dining room, Kitchen aud office east; lot 35x109 to ck, containing seven ing & Dusimess of for ‘building and stock of terms $1,000 cash, bulence $45 per | room. Price 11,500. Corner house, 1841 18th st, For card'to inapect apps to threo rooms deep. have seven bed rocms, two vaths, St DUGAN & BULLER, 609 F st. now, cede: closet, parlors, &e. Price $17,500. houses coutuin every modern improvement, best sauitary phuubing fitiest ties, mantels, olectric bells, speaking ’ tic sas burners and intesjor decorations, hardwood trimming, Leated by steam. Open dauy for inspection tru 4:30. Polite watchman tn clurge, Terms aecomn Obst {OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW TWO-STORY hay window brick oh Florida ave, bet. 11th ant {th sts. ue., within two squares Of H st ears: con- Ts thand concreted cellar: heated JOR SALE-CHEAPEST BRICK HOUSEL ovated ; ground worth $3; ony €4.500 Some 10 per 3, GIBBS & C : aud spengiug tubes aud ee ee cee eee a ee covery muederh topvenienee: lot 16-8219% to, 2O-foot ut ¥. @ GuRsOn ¢ nog alley. Wide parking in front, ‘This is the last of & row of ning; all sold within « week atter comrletion aud cannot be duplicated for less thun $4,000 Price only ¢3,400. | Only €850 cash recutred. TARGAKDIER, 613 15th PROPERT) odi-lin —_L. STARGAKDIER, VALUABLE BUST north side of Va. ave, bet. 17th and 18th ste. n. fronting 30 feet on the avenue; alley side and real For terms, &c., apply to ACKER & GADSBY, 1008 F at. uw. oz6-Ln BUSINESS TROPELTIES G at now. : 89,400, $9,500 CHARLES EARL 603 14th st. ‘now, JOR SALF—BARGAINS IN, BUSINESS PROP kK E OF THOSE COMFORTABLE Architect sehneider on We rooms and bath; cheapest SONAS, GIBBS & CO, itn and F si SALE—ON souaes erected 2x72; parking Price tor both < DANENHO or. 1th and G sts. Bw, SAL 6 AND 7 ROOM HOUSES ‘T AND NORTHFAST, IN GOOD AN SELL UN PASY KR FCLL PARTICU- rty, on 9th, 10h, Lith, 12th, 1th and G sts, Avply ns ‘CHALLES BAILY sts. Rew. ‘ol?-1m __ GOS Lath st. M¥3 ING | QQOR SALE— BA’ PRESS BRICK PROPEL 4 CALL ‘OR FULL AT 10 to 82,100 each; very cary tern! ply tua CHARLES EARLY, 603 J4th st. now. me é 'D. C.. MONDAY, - ER 17, 1890—-TEN PAGES. 4 8 FOR SALE—LOTs: FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS . r PEST CORNER LOT IN NORTH- SALE-SEVERAL GOOD Fretinss Circie: only $3900; A4s0 8-460 | IN’ plance of prominent im aerecgtp pei ot e300." “ORR GraBs'E Goa ; Eres PEPAPT Rar OR SALE—CHEAPEST ies Sie oo kt SALE—OFYER WANTED FOK A yoy ty eee rie ies Florida F See eat ai OB SALE-—A MEDIU: ie Bay Py A 9 3 TN NORTHE: 110 to 18-ft. alley, terms. EY. 1307 Fat. nw. tle. Horse Jot near 18th aud Q ste, n.w., upon. ait Wb tables vor ist aud Cone oe, houses can be economically ‘built: will wold — os — J than any similar 1y in ueighborhopd CH. Fe. SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A 4 Store dott I A BHIELDS, 1408 # st. bw. 215-3- | E jewetry oka foed. business; im, soul west Feat ee ne = deol ow Seman aaeresy eso iaaas ave. and 19th st, with side and rear alleys and south Pes} pa 91.70 per foot. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, SALETTWO SADDLE RES; VER) 5 'e for lady or geutleman. dunt: w it blemish; us far LOR SALE—AN UNIMPROVED CORNER, FOUR RK SALE—A SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN; SEVEN Fsgexitts PROM US CAP! OL, BULDIRG cy at iu good cundition ; Suitable for chapel. Ad- TWO SQUARES FROM NEW GOV. PRINTL Gress box 30, Star office. B17-20° OFFICE SITE: 169 FEET FRONT BY 76 FE SALE—$100 WILL BUY VERY HANDSOME Ree ae baie ase | Tether we KEP TO ALLEY. ON EASY TERMS. FO PAR- HCULAKS APELY 0. “BALNES & WEA E nid: FOE SALESHANDSOME LOT NEANGAxD 10TH it SALE—WHO 18 GOING WESTIZONE OR sts. ; suitable for Lusiuess property, We cant ce- | Fg, 5 ver thse roperty, Sf a fieuce winch mri? ineutea good qe” iste Scholes for ele chomp. OO Loh. rout uext pring. For ; = ee _—— 43 es OF MNES k WEAVER, OR SALE_FURNITUNE AND LEASE OF 10- n15-6t 620 1 st, ni._ | BY vou: house ata sacrifice; best lopation ‘in city for ‘Ot SALE—LOT ON N.Y. AVE, BETWEEN 10TH | Sear omits OF boarding hous nis 3 seen ee CUT WiLOOK LOO,” | qi0H SALE-ERGLION GAFETY BICTOLE, MUST Ea . ¥ hy bE NI u nig-3t 1007 Parave..w | Kvesoid. ii Het. we. nis 3 {OK SALE—N.W. COR. 17TH ANDI 818.; ONE of the most elizibie sites 1u the northwest; im- proved by a fine doubie Lrick residence ; Jot has a frout- age of 78 feet on L st and 120 fect on 17th: especially suited for a handsome resilience or apartment Bouse. For torms and further iufornadon srpp tar office. au Fo SALE—FIVE FIRST-CLass COACH TEAMS and several fine coupe horses: also r {and buewies; good order Ameer . P24 F st n. ERY Tense Soterter: #50 each, PUK SAL WNER VING CITY 18 ANXIOUS | > sALE- Fok SALESIUST ARRIVED FROM THE VAI- ley of Virwinia, six very fine driving and saddle hai among them one five-year-old black very speedy, um one handsome thoroughbred. tare; fine saduer, Can be seen at 426 8th st, new. it ‘OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL CARVED FINE TONE ‘square piano: aw new; originally cost $47: be bought for $165 cash, at G, L. W! 70 7th st. nw. Oi SALE—COLUMBIA TRICYCLE, FULL SIZE: to sei lot in Le Droit Vark at Goc. ; also 20 ucres 3 short distance uorth of Methodist University site tor $000 peracro. Address BAKUAIN X, star office, nid, Ponsa: CORNER LO’ front on 14th amar 14TH ST, 30 FEET aA 1 4 side st. to an aHey in Fear; excellent for subdivision. Price @3 equare fuot. nIS-t PTLIGEK & LIEBEKMANN, 1503 Fat, Foe BEAUTIFUL LOY ON 181 ST ery low price, Alev a corner lot‘on 10th st. at @ ite below pric t thle market prices sates adi leather hiveresck, bell, Bes 835 ae'S I Iso. on New Hampshire ave, and Oregon st. an odd- ‘le, ea Jot that can bx ccomomically subdrvided., | on P st. near 16th, front to alley. @2 per Also 2 fine lots on Binney at., facing south. $1 Also H st. bet, 13th and Vth, north side, ry sha Al foo! PATENT OFF! <Mech.) from 1849 to 1571, 54 volumes. Gazettes (vol, 10), Mebsliion lierordy, densed Cyclopedia BUUK 810 w, jchal ft. pleton's Con 4 cos ¢ 2 203 7th st. frout, #5 per ft. JOUN B. WIGHT, LW nlo-zte = 140876 G st. OR SALE—HORSE, SMALL AND GENTLE, PER- UK SALE—WE HAVE FOR SALE A BL tectly safe for lady, and small canopy top OF LOTS FRONTING ON T ST. AND OKEGON Ei BETWEEN NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE AND ST. N Bt SOLD AS A WHOLE OR SEPARATELY. THIS IS A KADIDLY IMPLOVING SECTION AND to hold four; cheap if sold at once, ply 1 —_ = (OR SALE—A HANDSOME WALNUT FOLDING bed; half of original cost. Apply at 1012 3 Fi oa — =— == a | WIE PROVE AR ERE LENT AS ee Ber SALECA RIND BAY MAREHARNE oe ND Bae ee —— ee = JOUNS LON Ol nN ARE, HARNESS AN. a Cae Ae ee OFFICE FOR BULL BUSINESS CHANCES n12-r02w 3 PENN. AVE. N.W. F buxey: horse kind and wentle: uy lay can drive WASIU'N D\NENHOWER, =OR SALEA = ea CONFECTIONERY | FYOK KALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOTS nian . Mgtar office : eh ae ew eee Oe Promiuent place: reason for selling ill in Cleveland Heights, adjoining Oak View subdi- NEAR 2D N.W., USTORE | nealthe’ Address Des fit bier ote TL T ate | Vision, Also choice lots in Oak View fronting on Leu- improveinents; fur- nace heat; lot 25x125, Irice, 89.000. B. U, WANNER &.CO. 916 Fst. o. Ul: SALE—10TH ST. BETW L AND MSTS. n.w,, 2-story and cellar brick; 6 rooms end bath all modera improvements; will’ seilon mouthly in- stallmente, Wri 200. ‘BL H. WARNE! CI FOR AP- id fixturesof dry goods monthly sales, 6230 to #500; low reuts; reasoy for seilh health aud vusiness in the country, For eusy te Ply at once, E. L., Yo.8 Market butiding, Alexandria, Va. {OK SALE—1HE BEST CORNER GROCERY AND n15-5t 1 2 provision store in the city;a olden opportunit nl5-5t Du se aw. jor iy ghe who desires tc chime 10 bualneen vate FOR SALE—STH BT. BETWEEN Bh AND 8 vrs. | “oe —— Lena Wy "str: 8 and celii furnace heat, briek ; 3 rooms; ut Oe BH. WARNER & © ARINEL WANTED WITH 815,000 TO $20,000 pitel ins manufacturing business which will per cent ob amount invested within @ year. ‘oduct fora year contracted for by a refiable yin Apply to HENRY CALV 1a, 4 at naw, 2 ORK SALE~—A VARIETY S IE WELL Lo for 20.000; ‘no less eet — or will el > aT XN —\ 4 +. . pp. | tory. ‘ihe business poyiue ne {Ok SALE—E ST. N.W. NEAR 3D ST., THREE | preycitandcan be doubkd with proper jusuaseluost story brick, 14 rooms, freseved ceilins conereted | Stric investigation invited, Address WAL MAKYE, Yard and cellar; to 3U-foot ulley; lot 100; cust | City P. ‘alo owner $15,000; will be seld to quick irehuser for | — —— - 219, O55 F at. V ANTED—FOR YEAKS—#4.000, best real estate seeurity given. Address 3 GAGK, Star office. nl4-3 FON RENTS DESIRADLE OFF joiiug rooms; suitable for a or other Leh! AL. MU FOE, LEASE | FOR” MANUFACTURING OR other purposes, the very favorably situated prop- : i= 1 vere a nu!] cash payucute atid balance meuthly. “abs DUCKETT & FOKD, G17 Fst. Fo SAEE. CHEAP—F1Ve- nOOM BRICK HOUSE toa 10-footalley;on Lith et. s.w.: renting for $12.50 permouth ood im >U. | erty adjoining b,c, cor. 14th and B sts. u.w. Apply to hiewky WixXvcor. teh aug £ aE 2a RS BH. WAKRER & Cu.. FOE SALE — TF MAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES, es = jusuy of them new, In the eastern section (aud oue | FFOR SALE—A LARGE JEWELRY STORE, ONE on Khude Island av ‘4 7-rouun frame), that tcan | JM of the neateat in the city, with a fi s stock uf sell. at from $2,000 to $7,000. CHAS. A. BLE 1405 F st. new. Bost OK SALE-OWNER LEAVING TOWN, WILL sell a Y-room Louse in Le Droit Park, renting #306 per year, lot 40 tect tront, tor 1 DAVIDSUN & DAVi ew and suleable goods, including safe, cases and ail fixtures; will Lesoid cheap. Owuer ts euguged fu :nan- ulacturing business aud canuot give place the time and attention it should ‘Smalk amount of movey required; will take real estate or ood mortgage for the balance. ' Good chance for the right may. Addresy JEWELKY, Star othce, McK! PICK! TICK é RAMSAY has cut the prices. W 81; Main Springs, warranted ono yea called for. Jeweity repaired. We defy competition tor guod work und low prices. 1224 Fst.u.w. s22-tr : . = FOR SALE—LOTS. JOR S4LE_ONE OF THE BEST SITES IN TH DISTKICE FOR A GOOD RESIDEN: ESS ST. NEAR TUDOR PLAC CUM ESTATE: HIGHEST ELEV N 1 ‘OMPLETE “PANORAMIC VIE AUTIFUL HOME SIX-RUOM LKIC UNDEK WHOLE HO VERY THING TASLY: FIRST-CLASS WORK- » Fuk SALE CORNER oF and adjoining on 3TH AND U S73. N. V ith, five new three-story and 10. i} ; basement bricks; thoroughly built; handsome fudsls, | F ACCESS TO CHARMING KOCK CREER jumbing: all couventences, SCENERY, TOTS SHALLOW: ALL SURERT IM- For particuiars DYE: TRO EMENTS: OTHER ATTRAC 11Vb FEATURES ¢ MUDEHATE, cK, LEN Fe SALE—CHEAP—ON VERY Easy TEi nl {Olt SALE—WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO OFFE: for a few days the following properties at fixures: iclow the regular market prices. Doyou want any of them? , on F st. from 30 to 40 cents, new nine-room house: three-story press-bri front; northwest; m.i.; open fireplaces; cabinet man- tals; hea! furnace: southern exposure; $1,000 cash; balance $60 monthly. nld-st PUOLE & KNOTT. 610 13thet. Lots in square 1 = 7 and on Eliott st. near Murylaud ave., for 35 cents. | eta i ee Lot on dst ucar M. st, s.0,, 50 ft.’ frontage, 3,740 b.. fi “87,000 60, ‘ gussets ness horse cars aud’ navy yard. Price ouly Baye wth. GF Spe teat p18 Fierce si _atecloton LOthat. near Maryland ave ne, Price *'s Tots om 3d at me. neat H, 4934 ft. frontage. Price 66 cente Corver of 11th and E. sts n.e,, 130 ft. on 11th and 15¥{t. on E st.; larze alleyin rear. Price only 60 cents.” Oue square trun lota selling for $1.10. ‘Marylaud ave. ; all strect 38 to Sa ial] alley n.w. 1114 & 1136 bth oh a 2 lots on 9th st. v.e. near improvements. Price only Go ceuty. alley now. ms been aoe paes Oregon orci glt — -¥ ais ; sew Uampahir ave. rico ana whole Gl: 3 400 and 405 Titi et | Jackson alley n.w. Johting lots held at €1.09 sud upw We lave otner desiral properties in all parts of . 4r. 5,000 305 & 3086 av 908 oth st. me.. aud 2 unimproved the city and »uburbs if nove of the above suit you. For ‘full particulars call upon MCLAGHLER. & BATCHELD&, cor. 10th and G sts. u.w. ald FOR SALECONE OF THE MOST DEAIRABLE squares in the city; leased so as to pay @ per cent hvriceanked- This square is on rade aud Las ‘bud: ings on it to the value of $10, 00 This ig the best square on the market for ware house or building pur- poses. 86,000 cau remain ut 4 percent, s CHAKLES CAMERON, nl5-2t With Jobn 0, Johnson, 617 F st.n, 31 LENDID BUILDING SITE, R81 ave.; over 50 feet front; ouly €5,300; oar Mage ave. : ouly #2 Der ft LEWIS & DUVAL, 1433 F st. nw. FOR SALE—A SPECIAL OF FER—THREE (10.6 lots, Oth st. bet. East Capitol und south A: two z = dots, 11th st. near Bu.e, Callat¥13 bast Ts 0 a t Foe SALE Los New York ave. Let. N. Capitol and Ist., m. GOx101. Fric 10th aud Vermont av Gat. near $th we., 20x7 aes ‘Several fine lots in ail ‘sections of “Wishiugton and suburbs for sale cheap. nls-3t DUGAN & BUTLER, 6009 F st. n.w. - — = JOR SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, ST. N. JK SALE—SIUP PAYING RENT! BU LOTS IN SQUARE LOGS AT REDECED Pure beautiful home cheap, ou easy terms, in rapidiy im- | On 14th et. bet Lane Provine Lorthwest. where value it fast increasing. See K those six uew press-brick houses, nis, papered in wilt, pantry, bath, 7 closets, bay” and oriel windows; The above is only a portion of the property on my books. For full list call at office tur bulletin issued on the Ist ud 1 tul4] “THOS. FE. WAGGA MAN, FPOuSALE-A 1W0-81 OKY BLICK, NORTHWEST; Crocus; modern improvements; at a sacrifice: owner must sll. Apply UWNELM, O46 Floride ave Lew. nls Fh, SAbE-AT A, BAVGAIN-1731 12TH BT. b.w., a two-story brick basement house, contain ing etwhi rooms, bath aud store room; 20 fect frout to 10-foot alley. Price, $5,000. Call at premises or ob THUS G. HE ain rung, obe-third casi, SEY &CO., $U0 F st. uw. terrace: lois 18x107 aud 18x71: on pleasaut, shaly | JJOR SALE_BY FIsil & MILLER, 121: pes, oul 3 pinares rena age ‘a Tt stecete Wooten hire few digs AE e RECUGES PRICES beius concret within one square; *1 to fore fe LD 7 arewoud aves, Le Druit Park. houses open froma 9 to | lotwou Md. ave. bet Sth and 1th nes Soc. wASSTE best iu u.w. for price: only $3,090, $3,800 + $4,000. Na A CORNER Le west for sale che: W. A COULTER, 41 Le'Droit buiiding, (We Te Se i 3 100 feet to th a2 Fond Shoe, FStkH Pho ULE" | tothe east AddreewO. X, star office, UC Fz feet CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY, VOR SALE—OK EXCHANGE FOK SMALL NOUS! : BEERTES 1140 AND 14TH 818.. | Ig, 090 10 85,.500—four lots, 10x75; within two ON 12TH ST. NEAR G, blocks of Capitol, Appiy — CHAKLES ‘EARLY, OX HST. NEAR ISTH. 2l5-lw GOS 14th ot. 4 ‘These properties have never been offered before and ERE PALE NWA NICE CORNER LOT, Sv1GX86 arecxciusively in our hauds, SPLIGHK & LIED: feet; with large frame and rick dwelliuw; reuts SF wt. 1 for $18. This is a very desirable iot for improvement; tour nice houses can be built on it. Fee Sale VERY PLEASANT HOME GEO, W. LINKIN, on 15th st.; 7 rooms and bath. ‘ino on df i.e. Gear Sass. avo; hie i ——— ee, perfect order; recently fitted up. JOR SALE—10 SINGLE LOT SEEKERS_WE Dist. bw. heard: & Tools, F have six single lots on Maple ave., Le Druit Park, rar Bin st. weof 19 by 0 ft exch, and one corner lot 25 tt. 3 ad front. Price®, $2,000 vce’ for iuside lots, and $2,500 This is w rare opportumity to locate ot fitul wtrect. Rasy teria sound 0 Leste on thle Ot BAKNES & WEAVER, 629 Fat. nw. ” JOR SALE-NORTHWEST CORNER 12TH AN Pirie hes doe S5e180 foots Price, G1.23 per foor, terms to suit, nlb-3t MEBRILL & TERRY, 1114 F at, n.w. ‘OR SALE— built Ly bebueider,7 rooms; nearly new; rents 108 0. During the next ten days wii eli at $4,000. Ot M.M. VARKER, 1418 Ft. {OK SALE—EXCEP 10: G st wear ‘Treas. Dept, LLY FINE COKNEK ON tt. frout; godt buiid- ings 3 ADALEINGE. Pat. uli-]in_ | JOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—DEAUTIFUL 70K SALE-LARGY DOUBLE BRICK, 44 FEET | “pid at *MEMMIL Te TERRY, 1114F f lot 121 feet deep — one TEA F ms ron’ side lot 24 feet front: i be 31 Fd, SALE CHEAP—& ROOMY BECOND-HAND own Toud. A. A. WILSON, Firomweu's insurance nl4-3t* coupe rockaway at 1502 133th st. new. . between I and S sts. UW. Company Luding, cor. “th si, and Louisiana ave, POR ALE—tue pnopnuty oF Mi HERDERT, = who iegoing abroad for the winter—1 very han: On | some Lrowt driving cob. 15 lands high: fine move y JOR SALE—A DESIRABLE Bi E143 to joroughbred bay sxddle borse 4 very wentio’ 1 foot alley.” A.A. WI “| Antrim ¢ quiet in single or double harness 1 buck- Fircraen's Insurance Conipany building, 90 $yp}3, STABLES Vermont court or at British n11-10¢ 7th st. and Louisia Len tiga A nid-3t* GOR SALE—LOTS 2: st. neur Conn. ave. nw. alley; the most desirable vacant ground in the north- west for private reside: ‘A. A. WILSON, Fircmen’s Ins. Co, building, cor. 7th st. and Lu ave. 111-10 row Sate BLOOMINGDAL! . North Capitol st. and Floride ave. 100_lots, 50100, on North Capitol st., Florida ave.,” K. 8 aud T sts. n.w. ; prices 40c. to #1 per fovt; large portion -pur- chave money lour Years ut 5 percent: K st wow belie wycd with asphalt. and will huve water and sewer QUARE 162, ON 324x133 to au 1d44¢-foot POE SAE SPECTAL PIANO BARGAINS—ELE- vant uew high-class and mediuu-price upright piauos will be eold in exchange for square pianos at Yery low prices and accuumuedating terms. ihe very best veiue Kiveu tor old pianos and any Lalance can be paid monthly to suit the buyer. The beautiful now Styic, uew scale “Upera” piano 1s 3 marvel of excel- Jeuce and sweetness of tone. It's the Guest medium- priced piauo made; see it before you buy. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, Kort Capito} etun itaproved Vy the City and’ Blece | _? snp nin acto ic rwilway; other improvements in provress. Kor | P>oOR 2 TEAMS OF YOUNG, SOUND AND plats, &e., apply to ALL, BAMBER & Co., Poa horses, Weli broken to city work and suit- ws-10t Le Droit Building. | able tor Isudau, brougham, victoria and cuupe use VOR SALE— en Seven of the chotcest lots on 18th st.extended | bevn carefully selected by qe during sp1 between Figrida ave, and Columbia roxd: alco sever 1 | UCT: Are welll trained, fearless and acclimated, Pri Sue lots on Lanier fivights; ail of whies Tran ober at | onion peel tigger investment prices, Scluou oftered.. Stock raisersand purtics having : Sound Lorsus for sale, pleuse write or call, st ae — DOWNEY STABLE, L, 16th, 17th ste, FOR SALE 20100 TO PAVED ALLEY, BST. | | P, 9.—In my new sales departinent you can find aay u.w., by 17th st, ; GUxbUU Ret. nw. between <—~ of carriage team or huruse, &c., Tequired, 18th and 19th, &: 487 Corcoran, near New Tivate families furnished with complete turnouts by Hanipalire ave, $1.00; stable lot 49x02 ear Dupont | the month ujou very reasonable terins. n14-0t “irele,ouly ay ——_ — _—— — Ant WM. T. OKIE, FOR SALES A VERY FINE LOT OF SECOND- ’ rae hand turniture, carpets, stoves; flat tp and other yes De eee Ks. 911 Oth at. hw. bids" For SALE—FINE CORNER (TRIANGULAR) LOT c : SO SALE—CHEAP—A NUMBER ONE ICE BOX, a fe paring on both strotae Tile Gucotthe | A aguire at 1408 or 1416 14th at. n. ida ee ae = QOK SALE. NEW AND SECOND-HAND CAR- e TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F | F Tages of every description; robos, whips, blankets ~ ES > DANGER - | and harness. pairing, painting aud trimming Pee ie Bonen ones GF BAU” | neatly done, Terms msttras. alto tro cein a aoe INTO WLILDERNESSES it horses suitable tur auy Lumines and other drivers aud STATES, BUT STICK T workers, MW. ¥. ER, COLUMBIA, aud buy Lot ntO LOR _SALE-PTANO-A GOOD SECOND. square piuno at a bargain. Also new Standard wing Machine. 1311 H st.n.w. ul-lee PGs DALE OLIGINAL OF. PAINTINGS OF Va- rious kinds. ‘luke orders for all artist decorations, sketches or paintimcs, « nS-1m* CHAS. NAC, 825 21st st. n.w. JOR SALE-ONE UPRIGHT GRAND, MADE BY Mebiiu & Sons, with patent fallboard and self-act- dog mules; $340, original price $325. HUGO OKCH & CU., 025 7th wt, u.w., Sobmer Pisnos, nt OR SALE — head of horses just arrived from Lexington,Ky. 1 pair of bay horses, 16 hands hi gh, 1 pair ot English Cobs, 15% hands high. abe y Mare, can trot a wile in 3 minutes, 15% bands 4 roan horse, can trot a mile in 2:40, 10 coupe horses, 2 anddue horses, To be seen at JOHN SIMMONS: STABLE, no-2w 31) 12th st. nw. JFPQE SALP_ SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LaP ROBES. te ofr two hundred “radiord All-wool, Lap ‘obex, one side fancy, reverse side plain, at only 80 euch, "worth 80.00. "HOME BLANKETS “Baier Patent” Horse Llaukots are the most serviceable, most sixhtly aud heuce the most inexpensive Horse Biauket TON'S ANNEX, Deautizul ‘1 Nig CITY, amme- diately adjoining the EAST END of the NEW PENNA. AVE. BIUDGE, at the price of $320 and up- ‘Ward, on the easiest kind of terms, Don’t neglect this opportunity, WELLER & Ki PETTI, ‘OR SALE-—-MOST DESIKABLE Pa. ave, ae, Poiter Sr iupoue ceeies cose watz ). 84, Apply CHALLES LALLY, GUS 14th st-2, 2b POR SA Wo LOTS IN NORTH- 84,000 for both, with two $15 month “Apply CHARLES -BARGAIN. 2X80 cach, Houses renuux ior EARLY, 603 14th Fe SALE BARGAIN—2 LOTS IN N.W each: 84.200 .0r both, with two Houn ve 4 ver month, Apply CHAKLES EARL) th xt. rt _MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT OF COLUM- bia or Maryland rea! estate at lowest rates, GEULGE J. EASTERDAY, 6o8 Fat., Rooms 3. 100 TO $1,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ; Suis to suit; low rates. a) WA. F, HOLTZMAN, iu the world, (Non uuine without the “i * in = ms ___—*ASZ1 Fstimw. | pine.) Our price ie 64, We also oller a complete lineot ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR- | Fur Robes, Plush kobes, Wool Koves, stable Blankets, Biaukets, Kubber Covers, 3 jal priv! &e. Feat Fates: special privileges. feape tine petor WOUDWALD & LOTHROP. paymenta: TYLEn & hat peaaey Y An RR Ln) (OK SALE—THE FINEST HAND-MADE PLAT- TPO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE THE FOLLOWING | H' form ana perch business waxuns in the city ; eke ‘ous: and teed wagus built to order; carriages. st $10,000 HGHEGORY, Oth at. and New York ave. n.w, 6,000 ry 1N 7 6. ‘OR SALE-SUN DIAL GAS HEATING STOVE 2000 Bon Hat will heat 'a bath or hall rocm tan ox nse of 134 cents per hour, $4; larwer sizes raugiuc 1.800 angen, | inpiice from €6 0 816. Ke G. CAMPBELL, Punt ber 20-108 MS,GREEN. | and Gustitter, o17 1uib st. n.w. ‘025-1. 0 YOU WANT MONEY?—810 TO $100 TO LOAN t Low Interest on Furniture, Funos, Horses, Wagons, Househol ods or ucher personal property; }riuenpal and interest payabiein weekly or wouthiy Ta) ments; Lo removal of yvods trom resid no publicity," Address Box ¥8, Siar office. aussi MONEY to LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. — jou SALE— F FUIL VALUE GIVEN For your old square piano in exchange for a NEW BUADBURY ULKIGHT, balance payable $10 monthly ore: F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. 025 POE SALE JUST ARRIVED. 430 HORSES FROM Va, anong them some fine draught and drivers ; also >a one pair of coach Lorves: glso a few low-priced ones, Baki oe ae Prices ressonable, ‘N-SCHLEGEL. $03 Sth at uw Akents for INSURANCE COMPANY OF NuittH | _8?43u om AMERICA, Fliludelphia Pau oa Ol BALECSINGING CANAKIES, YOUNG PAl- HAVE $4,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD IMPROVED seta Tee takes neat nae ie Fedele: area for ties ue ave seen ap | Gbratta bow Cakes end Medicines, UHMID'S Mid ily CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st 2 sa 1m es Mexex TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, Fox. SALE CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND Bua Prompt atieution to all applications, ies on enay teria; Jobs tu weiect irom, Pe een OLMSTED & BEADLEY, L epritirgem aud yrs bestly done, COOK stnw. |S % ee SOMA | FFOR SALE—“OT’ ‘AS E. BOTH NEW a caeaiae | Be ise. Bend for circular ot and second band; any size, Cl NGHAM, calop DD. BALLAUF, Ag’t. 731 7th at. b. ul? Cor, 15th oud F step €3,000. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. L 9500. 81,500. . 5,000. é = ce ‘Money procured as soon as papers are completed. = : EAC MciN Tike, Bee C uw.e Op. Triity Church. A EOHO 18 HOOMING.—SEK OUR AD. IK 08S iste G:C PAYNE © CO., 613 15th at ROR MENTTA NEAL SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE with long piazza; situated in grove; with stable; also land; ve nuutites' walk to Stoit's station, Metro- pyiitan Brauch railroad, Inquire of Mrs. HARK, Hock Creek Church road, nl4-3" M 5 r 500, $2,000, 81,5 $1,000, $500 and $2UU on improved city pal Geo, ~ RANE CHANCE IN REAL ESTATE—ANY ONE Ca Se Sede with 8500 or more to invest cab lecru of a chance —— = = — < = Invest «ning in a locatio: where property hes more “pissrabyeepan value during the pat sfx monte, and 16,000 fbn Ofcortain improvements now being com- . 9008 j{bisted Wii without doubt, be worth three times tLe 100 | Vises: nt peee-¢hside of the text year. 83,00 “1 (Avy Person desiring to see this property with a view 00 6f inventing will be turaisbed with & vonVeyance free. ‘On Real Hetate, a FAMULE BORD Be, Stas offen, D146" “ THUS. £. WAGGAMAX, ; NEY TO LOAN . IN BUMS FROM $500 UPWARD As ov AND OPK CENT, . ON REAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. R. O, HOLTZMAN, 0 vorner 10th and F aw NEY TO LOAN ‘Uy Approved eal Estate Security, in Districtot Umbla, 1 ay suis desired, at iowest rates of in- THOS, J. ASL & CU. 1324 F at. bw Cotzzcz Pint. — DESTINED TO DE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI- total frubtege Go feet, on Fst. u.w. between Sle. and Bid; 7,455 leet of ground; all for $10,000; teruis Very easy. Founary Mills: capacity 125 barrelsflour per day; latest insproved machinery. Building ote ou L. wt, 130 feot west of Vermont ave: 1, 18x100; 1, 26%4x137; 1, 594¢x137; prices low ; terms easy. SUBURBAN, Lots 1 and 3. block 7, cleveland Heights. Lots at Fair View and Oak View, Lots at Fostoria, ou Washington and Obio BR. R. F.L. MOORE & T. JANNrY BROWN. JOR SALE—A. 8. CAYWOOD, 033 OTH ST. N.W. Cor. loth and L, 50380, 3 by i ast Det Ith aud 10th, x110, tinpeoveds pak nee oot fe Trou Mt. Pleasant, 50x ONEY TO LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE OR FIRST. Sage Sanurle at ower’ Tates of interest; no dulay Where the secur! ce eee OKC GREEK, 303 7th tin. we. MohEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO 8UI17, ATO AND G per cent, on O. C. real estate securit; SHANK LT. KAWLINGS, 1000: my19 (ihe Arlington rire Lis, Co.'woilleny MON tuate eo a8 at ioweat estes, on approved rea ‘suns wauute seeunty, FITCH, POX & BROWN. oz0 1437 Feunsyivania avenue, FUL SUBURBS OF WASHINGTON. ave. «» Only thirteen minutes' ride by oxpress train from B, £0. Depot, and only eight miles distant, Commutation tickets 6 cents a trip, 1003 F st. n. w.. 1 SALE—TO INVESTORS—LOT .T, Equitable buildins. Fs 7 ne: re nnproved by brick house ; one-half square trom car Fs SALE_BUSINESS PROPERTY, 7TH ST. n.w.jlot 20405 to alley; # bargain to quick _21o3t MERRILL & TERRY, 1114 Fst. nw. got SALE_—¥F N.E. NEW TWU-S1ORY AND Hi besemest brick, U rovius and bath. A great bargain “bee. _Blo-st MERRILL & TERRY, 1114 F st. nw. {OH SALE—i2TH ST. N.W. NEAR V NT ee Re bath, ot feet front; pric pes, i Bloc MERRILL & Tri: JOK SALE—MASSA. Stanton Park, new 2 CF Impnth. price “500. Se eT Tier Lt—lOTH ST. ¥P. NEAR FENNSYL- ave, ROW Zstory aud’ base P Jet 18369 to lstwe alley: price, t. ‘KILL & TERRY, 1114 Pot. PUR SALE— BUILD A HOUSE APTe: é Fie Naircash: balance “ft ~-4 One, two and Ur Nemodeling and architectural uesiguing sreecition. Leaus. JONAS, G1EBS & CU. Lath and ¥ ots, JOR SALE-SEVERAL FINE PIECES o¥ ci tally See property om 2th aud 14:h ots, nw. ures. Bois" TYLE & KUTHERFORD, 1307 Fe ‘SALE—A FINE PIECE OF BUSIN ‘erty Lear Bew post office mite at a reasotabn Tiikk ® RUTEEACRE 1507 Fat. ne. AND CELLA! ‘Drvowe, beth Sone aed ins SUT SERFORD, .E—THKEE SMALL, FIVE-OOM BRICK dwellings; new; water amdsewer; Delaware ave. and tist mje. Also centrally located uneroved aloy broperty. The above are bareaitie Cull early ow otis“ ACKEK & GADsLY, 1008 Neer Dupont, Circle st low price e230; bear Dupont Cirele at low price: CuaKies EALLY, oud bath ag 87 {OR SALE—MOUNT ALTO, SITUATED ON THE F Heights of Georvetown, coutaining 5 7: b improved with a first-class cottage, built im the tn uuetainisal manver, containiue fourten Fooue, the ‘View irom this property is the fiucst in the Disttict Jine and concrete sta, ; will double. it ye) months; one of the Dest locations in DIC, fers pocule foot. A.B. CAY’ robb. Sasipenst. FS. SALE— dine business site on 12th st. near F; lot 30375; 2 per foot, D DUGAN & BUTLBE, 600 F ot. nw. Guo of ihe nest lote southeast on west ie ines! 7 st. between A and B; Corrie Sb thirtydoct allest for eoven houses: p x i, 609 F st, nw. m1S-st DUGA! mene og Der RK $ALE—BUILDING LOT, ONE OF BEST IN eine ee, porthwest. touch Uelow prevailing prices, i walne ntl-200 eee eee Sonding rar Schanee. for invemncat, maiet neah JRO SARE-ON MASK. AVE. NEL. A CHUEY: | Somethifig’ within ten days, “addres Boa hae, see te ~window Louse. Ui 200. J. fice, ja-se® Lentroud ile ost entrees EN eT os * BET. 8 AND 7 STS. N.W., Wo frames teontingou alley Fe SALE—TWO NEAT COTTAGES IX MT. ry ~f + * Prive per foot, #1. 75- Dek wae Pleqsant ; $5,000 ard 63,000. J. i. i ley Gy Bll-lw NE it & COW, Pee ay a a a Taw PE t. between 110; very cheap F hermes 2 a ie lot 18)9x126. woey ebgap ak s Sao oar ‘ot mow, CE BU: i ais tach ae Raa idee oe EE Tin am Sa a TE naan farclenarta ie r | 2153 novi. | aks LO Fae, FARR Tact ieee Sea fd =a ONEY TO LOAN ON REALESTATE ‘Has the advantages of At Lowest Kates, WADH'N LDANENHOWER, eee to DANENHOW EL & SON, Cor. 13th and @ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.| Fon cae s Aokis Wit DWALLING AND 33,000. 5 wcree tuamedtately, at Lanhain ata Uncta: $100 yerscre, DUCKETT & Rosi oye at. ‘. nls-; Fok SALE TINE, TRACT OF. 200 Aches BE WELL EQUIPPED COLLEGE AND MILITARY . ACADEMY, Largely endowed by the U.8. government and also by the etate of Maryland, AN students in West Point uniform. SCHOOL, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH tween Knowles’ btation ville turn- Mike, ata low pres, TALEK & Orie rons Beelzte TF. 9.) 1307 F at. nw. RENT — PARTIALLY | FURNIS# RR — Penceny tutte Soar Frrcan bet high ate: ieee ties pn eee ‘iidkory snd poplar, Good store, public hall, post oftce, telegraph station end express office. Goo’ avenues, shade trees and large park. ap oe mand eral discount fot cash. 6. Febate to builders, ete, hlsottic rued end between, Neck? ilg end Lots. feet. Only 6300 and 9400. ‘At new . ana | Will exchange a few lots for city property in good Poa Aan ay 1s 5" "gout 0. J0:K80%, sananee, — cs ‘Residence, College Park; 2 ‘ ____ AUCTION SALES LE ee aan SPECIAL 8. Bos FURNITURE, NOS, ARP? RE FIXTUL: RNG AO URGA ATS eae eS NOVEMBER FIGHT- eee STeEETs Now EY euction Rab ONE FISCH *% x Fine HALLE? & Davis Wi TOs x 81 Np Prue " Past a D RECLINING Ex NSION TABLES, couc! bea LG AND si MUSIC KACKs, MAN AN! MIR: WAKDROBES, Broves Nt Seka, MANBLE MAS: ry SEASLOTOUESE OF, Satbere, re Rope Ras. A! ONE DAYTON WAGON AND TWO CARRIAGES. a AT. VE OCLOCK NOUN, 8AKS & CO. GUESSERS. at IRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPLOVED Tinopenty SUA b OR EOE RPLOL STREET BETWEEN THIRIEENTH AND FOURTEENIH STREETS. ‘The undersizped, as surviving trustee, under and by Tent pstete dy Mopenitesniaaitind Say ptember aly te- corded in iver No thie folic ahd oe seg... of the party secu: reby « maker o1 trust he made default ay Re of the tn- debtedne: lescribed therem), sell at blie suction, the premises, Jon the FIKST DAY OF D»- Ci A.D. 18v0, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., to a aera dder, the following real estate, situated ‘ lot seven (7), in square ve (65) feet front on depth of da inches (131 ft. 9 i.) on the west line and one hundred and forty-three feet (1438) on the east line and containing eight thousand nine }undred snd thirty-five equare feet of «round wore or Torms of sale: One-third (3) cash and the balance in aix (6) aud twelve (12) months t at 6 per cent, the purchaser civing deed of trust on the rty to secure deferred _— ‘Two bundred cash required a8 a deposit when the property ‘ked off. if the terms of with in ten days theroat! Tight to advertire and sei) at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, All conveyancing at purchaser's cost 4DAJAH BEBKEND, Surviving Trustee, S & CU., Auctioncers. 2okd1 le are Lot complied trustee reserves the WFREE: 217,18, 19,21,24.25,26, PARNELL ISSUES A CALL Thus He Asserts That He is Still the Leader of His Party. NOT TO BE DETERRED BY TRE OUTCOME OF THE O'SHEA DIVORCE CABE--A FIERCE COMBAT EX- PECTED AND HE WISHES TO CLOSE UP THE RANKS, Special London Cable Dispatch to the New York World. Mr. Parnell fornished the World tonight with the following letter which he has sent to the Irish members: Dear Sir: You will permit me, in accordance with my usual custom, toremind the members of the Irish parliamentary party that the session will open on Tuesday, the 25th instant, when it is most desirable that our full strength should be available, I wish to lay special stress upon the necessity for the attendance of every man upon the opening day, as it is unquestionable that the coming session will be one of combat from the first to the last and that great issues depend upon its course. I am, dear sir, yours truly, Cuantes Stewart Panyert. November 15, 1890. This letter affords a direct corroboration of the World's interview of Saturday as to the manner in which Mr. Parnell intends treating an adverse verdict in the O'Shea divorce suit. It will be observed as characteristic of the man that when the whole political world here was wildly speculating as to what Mr. Parnell would do he was coolly penning his whip to his fol- lowers according to his usual custom. He thus, according to the fervid views of his ‘most enthusiastic friends, ‘sets at rest once and for all the hopes of the tories and the fears of the liberals that he would permit this political cabal in the shape of a divorce suit drive him from the arpa | of the party which he has created and raised to a position of unexam- pled power in British politics. The judge will direct the jury to find for Capt. O'Shea and a decree nesi will be granted, At the end of six months Capt. O'Shea can apply to have the decree made absolute. Then the marriage will be dissolved, leaving Mr. Parnell and Mrs, O'shea free to marry if they wish. This is not an improbable consequence of the suit, according to the best opinion in political circles. The World correspondent is informed on the best authority that there is nothing in Capt. O’Shea’s statement made on Saturday that his wife told him that Mr. Parnell had been se- cretly married. Mrs. O'Shea told a friend who saw her after court adjourned that she never told her husband any such Of course by leaving the case undefended Mr, Parnell gives Capt. O'Shea achance to say what he pleases, ooo THE REAR GUARD’S LOG BOOK. Stanley’s Zanzibar Servant Relates His Experience. The London Times continues its publication of the rear guard log books, &c. Stanley’ Zanzibar servant, Saleh Ben Osman, gave this version of the cannibalism incident: Jameson gave Hamadisome cloth to purchase a slave. Hamadi procured a girl, but refused to deliver her personally to the cannibals, and Jameson took her by the wristand handed her to them. They stabbed her dead, cut up the flesh while it still quivered, toasted it on sticks and ate it while Jameson sat sketching the scene. Tip- poo Tib on hearing the story was disgusted and refused to see Jameson for two days. On ar- riving at the falls Barttelot tried to get a car- rier from Tippoo Tib through the Sodanese chief, Megara. He told the latter he should send Bonny home and he and Jameson wouid cut their way to Wadelai, rescne Emin and re- turn big men, “the (Megara) will be big chief in Egypt and I genera! iu England.” Salch says Tippoo warned Berttelot to be specially careful in dealing with the Manyemas and not molest their women, this being their most sensitive point. In regard to the murder of Barttelot Saleh declares that Barttelot knocked Sanga's wife off @ seat and kicked her in the stomach. Sanga, on learning this, obtained a gun and fired twice, killing Barttelot and wounding «a woman. Bonny succeeded in quieting the excited camp. In the evening the Zangbaris danced and sang and burned the wooden triangle where the major had go often caused them to be flogged. When the Arabs at the falls expressed sorrow for Barttelot'’s death Jamoson remarked: “He killed himse!: The Pumpkin Contest. Messrs. Saks & Co.'s guessing contest closed Saturday night. The pumpkin aud the box containing the guesses were given into the charge of Messrs. 0, C. Green, director of ‘Traders’ National Bank; Sam'l Cross, secretary Washington Safe Deposit Company, and C. W. Howard, secretary Firemen’s Insurance Com- pany, who had been selected by the firm to act as a committee to count the seeds, examine the slips and award the pony to the lucky winner, According to the report of these gentlemen there were 6,835 » Tunning from nothing to 700,000, About ten percent of ali the estimates made were between 400 and 500, and two correct of 445 seeds were made by Masters Harry Lowe, 602 O street northwest, and Johuny Whitney, 334 Delaware avenue southwest, The two fortuvate lads were notified to meet the j at Messrs. Saks & Co.'s this morn- ing to determine in what manner a settlement interest not only among the juvenile portion suany private estines Bere tin lar and ve es! whom the above information will be of interest. —_———___ Wasurxotox Musical Club, November 19. * ——— ‘Twenty-two Cars Ditched. Aterrible accident occurred on the Chicago and Erie railroad last night, es a result of which a oe = MISSISSIPPI TRAIN ROBBERS. Last of the Rube Burrows Gang Now in the Penitentiary. UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO PROVE AN ALIBi— WITNESSES ARRESTED FOR PERIURY—THE T. ATTORNEY AND POSTMASTER AT JACKSON BOTD FORMER WASHINGTONIANS. Correspondence of Trt Frrxtwa Stam Jackson, Miss., Nov. 14 Yesterday the jury in the case of the United States against Rube Smith, the last of the Rube Burrows gang of train robbers, who has been on trial since Monday last for robbing the United States mail car near Buckatunna, Wayne county, Miss.,on the morning of Sep- tember 25, 1889, brought in a verdict of “guilty as charged,” and he will receive his sentence today of imprisonment for life. He is already undergoing a sentence of ten years for com- plicity in the robbery at the same time of the Southern Express car. The robbery was com- mitted by Rube Burrows, Joe Jackson and attempted to regain money taken from him, but was killed im attempt. Joe Jackson and Rube Smith hunted down and arrested throug! ing vigilance of Superintendent Southern Express Company and the United States detectives. Jackson and Smith were tried by the state authorities for the ex rob- bery and were respectively sentenced to fifteen and ten years in the penitentiary at this The United States then found indictments against them for the robbery of the mail car, and the trial was set for Monday last While Jackson was being taken from his cell om Monday last he escaped from his guard and rapidly ascending the stairway leading to the upper tier of celis precipitated himself head> long to the brick pavement below, s distance of fifty fect, crushing in his skull, and he died in few minutes. leliberate suicide, as he announced his intention before he leaped, al- though the guards endeavored to dissuade him from doing do. AN UNSUCCESSFUL ALIDI ATTEMPT. Smith was brought into court and his eoun- sel, Col. Jno. A. Blair of Tupelo, Miss, made strenuous efforts to prove an alibi for the pris- oner. Two uncles and a consin of the prisoner swore that on the night preceding and on the night of the robbery Rube Smith was at his home in Lamar county, Ga, some 300 miles from the scene of the robbery. James Barker, his uncle, swore that he slept with him at bis house on cach night, but the government serps that Smith was seen in the neighbor- ood of the robbery afew hours before it was committed, and other strong circumstantial evidence was adduced which could not be over- come. Threo letters written by the prisoner to his father and which were intercepted bye faithful convict were introduced in evidence, and which sealed his fate. In them he con- fessed the robbery and asked his father to send hum three pistols by his Uncle Jim. He wrote that if he could get them be could Jackson, prior to his death, made a con- fession in writing to Superintendent Agee, who withholds it from publication, as he is de- termined to run down and punish the aides and abettors of the gang, who are scattwured throughout the region of the territory where the gang operated. Smith is believed to be the last of the gang who were active in the robberies, The Buck- atunna affair was his first public exploit, and thus the career of a promising train robber has been nipped in the bua. Smith, Jackson and Burrows were all cou- sins, and most of the witnesses for the defense were relatives, The three relatives who swore to the attempted alibi were promptly indicted for perjury, and while the jury were out on Smith's case they were arraigned at the bar to plead. Barker (-‘Uncle Jim,” who was to bring the pistols to Rube Smith in the penitentiary), in answer to the question “Are you guilty or not guilty?” answered: “I don’t know whether I am guilty orno. I sup) Lam guilty, bat I reckon { am not guilty.” The other two answered jot guilty, the way it reads.” ‘Their trial will take place at once, GOOD WORK OF THE U. & ATTORNEY. The prompt action of United States Attorney Albert M. Lea, who is weil known in Washing- ton, will have the effect of stamping out this industry in southern Mississy Capt. Lea has shown an energy and Soartoeanans in “>< ing the offenders to justice that pleases good people of Mississippi. His summing up of the case against Smith was a clear, forcible argument which sweptaway the barriers of the defense like chaff before the gale. He was as- sisted in the prosecution by Col. J. H. Neville of Leooba, Miss., who it will be remembered was the state attorney who knocked out Bulli- ven and Kilrain for prize fighting in this state. ‘The Mississippi stato fair has been in here during the week and has been large! tended. The exhibits and the races are ‘The confederate monument donated state is now in process of erection in the grounds. It will be an imposing work of art. The cotton crop in this neighborhood is large one and has been picked. ‘The surround- ing couutry is as fertile upland as any in the state. The postmaster at this place, Capt. W. H. Gibbs, is an old Washingtonian, though for some years a resident of Mississippi, He is wel: known in the G.A.R., being a member of Jobn F. Reynolds Post, No. 6, of your eity, The weather has been charming for two weeks past, enabling farmers to gather ail their cotton, There is no political excitement here over the election. The people seem to think that it couldu’'t have been otherwise, The constitutional convention, which lately concluded its labors, together with all the courts being in session, bas made things quite lively for this city, which ordinarily is » very slow town, about fifty years behind the = —_—_ HIS OBJECT LAUDABLE, But John Must Pay $50 For Carrying a Pistol. John Moore, young colored man, and Ada Brown, a good-looking colored girl, admitted in the Police Court today that they loved each othe-, and it was for that reason that John probably had a pistol Saturday to use on his sweetheart. Ada went to a house on Armory street, where John found her. It was in evi- dence that John objected to her going to the house in which he found her, and « witness said that he drew a pistol and told her that he bought it for her and if he had seen ber earlier in the day he would have used it on her, Jobn denied the charge, but Officer Mulvey produced a revolver that he recovered from where he learned Moore had left it. Lawyer Ricks argued that John found the girl in a house of ill repute and he went to rescue her from what promised to be a life of shame. Judge Miller told John that his object was a laudable one and was deserving of rather than censure. “But,” suid the judge, “you did what no men im this Districtcan da, You put that instrument of death in your pocket, for which thore is one penalty and that penalty is $50. ‘Thatisthe amouns you will have to pay.” Counsel noted an appeal, rhvancins _- ~naondo The Livery Stable Injunction Case. es MIXED MARRIAGES, The Cese in Georgia of Tutty and His Negro Wife From This City. Lawyers Jordan and Hewlett of this city have gone to Savannah, Ga, to appear in the case of Charles Tutty, white, and his colored wife, who are charged with violating the of the state of Georgia relating to mixed Hy 5 E [ h “itt ii