Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1891, Page 3

} FOR SALE—HOUSES. 1 PEP R SALE_ON FOR_SALE—LOTS. 10th st. hw. NORTH SIDE § ST. NEAR NH. Breet, ee tag acess | 5 Pepe Ee Stee ree “5.000 112 Srexith feet to 8 : jr 24.000, Grand Sito per foot, whisk is leas thea is asked for sdjouse 000, oe ‘ THOS. J. & 00. feTAT an <5 OT wo fine ots, each 25x120 feet tow 1h —_ gerne Sat iciween hand Bete: “Pee r ,000 baal ‘B & CO. * f ‘THOS. 3. FISHER, | . Ke SALE 228 ste: &; ~ Ete ess orca ites =. 14,000, ae ‘THOS. J. FISHER § 00.. . 660 15 8 is 1023-3 154 F ot. aw. iS Apest POSSE Sata tate Wah Ee 7 ae er ae ad Tas # Bhows, .000- 900 by B -» Jot 23. Gx. eyesi ot om that front. Taen st. SUK SALE—A AP ay @1. pou oo Tr. 5. The GRUEREORD, 123-3 ° RUBE a for 3 jae sorte at SALE and eocure ‘BR VID D. STONE, 800 Ft. n.w. = FS ‘Lot iN NORTHWEST; MUST BE SALE—ONE OF Till a Te ANID D. DIONE. B00 F st, paw. F= E MOST _cOMMODIOUS x 3 Mat decile Lestish basement houses in the city; Fe. ECIAL BAKGAINS— ‘British levation , best constraction; Ist and <d 28 teet by NOon south side of N st. n.w., im- aos acuted oy oY sre Fs = FHEREORD. Vv ‘NINE BI Sad . Saturuay, 1our wore lett. : Fiuodssme new nouse on K. bet. 14th ana.zsth ste, | “iecsot “CHANCES Wo HANDS: O21 Fat. m. ; (Ok SALE UL, LOT front Sin the me \vorbood of Conn. aye. and K sts. Ony $3,090. A. H. SEMMES, Koom 50, 1416 F st. techie Q. bet. 17th and contain tweive east side 12th ‘¥23 Tet. nw. now brick story and gellar. contunipeten room and beth: od, very Ceaicatie tor s home, heated by furnace. ‘OR SALE—THREE LOTS 17 BY 90 TO ALLEY, st. about a fe tea linne: ini ae ada Sr 100 fe 1 1. 517 E, Cor. only 6.800; terms gua ee LACHES & BAICHELDER, fers ‘Comer 10th and 6 sts. B. SALE—A SSTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK ee pee ABLE SECTION OF THE CITY; MOST CONVEN- ME ELS A ILES , PRICE. Blots op L n.e. bet. 7th, 202100, at Bde. SOME MANTELS AND T1112 FHSS } jotwon ne. bats Oth and Tn, Rad, at SOs fel3-e0tt 10S PENN. AVE. a z ae O, 20 tram, ot y Puss BiGk BOUSE| feign I A GRAY 6 Oe, Gor Fat. aw. s HOUT; CoN. | OR SALE—H N.E. NEAK STH, 17%X80 TO 12- Falneo noous,sitca SHH ST. WITHIN | Etec auey: ne cand i built upon- Goo corger. 2 AFEW STErs OF THE ECKINGTON RAILROAD, | and L ISxl0u; cheap. O. M. BRYANT, FRBASONY DEPARTMENT: THIS 18 A MOST DE- ee OUNSTON, fol3-eodt 1505 PENN. AVE. JOR SALE—A LARGE 11-ROOM HOUSE ONE 172105 each: feels SiG tb st. mw. SALE— SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION— ‘size 1301 ‘deliver seine at the low yegrert Be SR Waka & und on 4th st. between F and G Will subdivide mice.y in 3 lote of 16 F at. ‘st. nw. und concrete cellar brick, Jot 18x 20 to 0-it. alley price $4,300. THOS. G- irnsrt etd DOr nee feieios bi “ SALE—@350 PER _LOI—TWELVE LOTS ON Pott st: between Mand Sats. sve: dimensions iN MOUNT PLEASANT. LOTS FROM ‘Gn easy terms. HD, 149 ste ,000: Also two neat cott tatiew 3 keMERT at. between Enst Capitol and ¥< hace RK SALE—UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. juare &26, jots 14, 15, 16, 17; 210 feet front by 3 two comers. So cente per, loot. Sui, jots 18, 19, 21 to 26; 210,807 feet: one square irom Navy Yard oo the a line and three fuares irora vente care; joots Taare Wits lols 40; al, 2; LIatT touts 45 conte “Wquare Sil, lot 11; 7,200 feet to 90-foot alley ; 35 Cash a cae cents per foots lot 10; corner ;80250 ;50 cents foot. congas de Tots 8s Ur fs Be 0, 10; 2k took 3D qaegusre 1087, lots 22 to 80: 20,000 feet; 00 cents per a Jot 7; 107; @1 foot. PBrcresesittne te i 4900 be cere ine apy to ue Ders. BOR. 108 C st. nw, 3. Bi BANEY dor Shand F ote, ew. $31-1m__L. C. WOOD, 807 ¥ st. n.w. MR SALE—DESIRABLE LOTS ON WASHING- tonand Lanier Heizhts, overlooking city and Zoo- logical Garden ; best investinent on the market. 1 i ‘uso choice build: Zeb, Ith and 19th ss. 2. jootn 222, Atlantic building. OR SALE — a om North Capitol st., Florida ave. i? Sand I sts. 'W.; Prices 40c. to 81 per foot ; are portion purchase a a pees ahd Will have water and sewer; North Capitol SIGE Gee ee stuprovements in. ‘or Plat, oth BARBER & CO. 'SALE—ACKER 8T. BETWE! -€., 15 lots, 1720 feet to alle: Diitiders. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS St. paved with | FOR SALE_LOTS. F°SOY05 wawr asare aNp PROFITABLE INVESTMENT? DO YOU WANT A GOOD HOME SITE? HAVE YOU A DESIRE TO SPECULATE? for either be espe by an already ecsoinbed tn> TAKE NO MAN'S WORD TE | Becouse there G3 | Ser BUX NOW BATOMS PRICES ADVANCE. Plats and all information of REDFORD W. W, a oN is Pet cad” Be BATON, oe at. ‘fe2-1 W SSi2! HEIGHTS. 4 PART OF THE NORTH. west section, adjoins the beautiful site of the reat #xtemied and omiy: two niles trom the White Hones: Se Woodley Inn and the Dunbiane i ofa PRTCERSEEEINGIECE CRE a sple mination. x ex- pended by the Metbodists in erectins superb buildines. Bona feet aiready Rd of promiment vers tarnished upon application. VISIT THE HETOHIS AND GLADDEN Beas, by one of the finest views im ail the eastern United States, extending CY ali directions 50 to yulles; include ho ine Hvge iouncaine, the far pee ey am : for Itself. It is the culminat- ine yoint ot the gentiy-rising lowlands trom the base ot the Washington Monument, attaining a heisbt of over 400 feet and tully 50 feet at its lero ronts. REMEMBER 1HE DIKECTION OF 1HE CITY'S: Growth. Invest your savings in this resiou, wich comands were ‘capital and more influence than all other subticban sections combined WESLEY HEIGHTS UF FEKS TODAY THE GREATEST Opportunities to those desirous of safely investing ‘Suuall amounts. Ask your broker how inuch property at loc. aq. ft. hecan offer you in tue nortii STKEKIS 80 FEEL WIDE ARE BEING GRADED ‘Yo their fuil width. Improvements go right along Witlicut cost to Tot owners, © CONTRACTS FOR 1 HE ERECTION OF HANDSOME Suburban ‘will soon be maue. Tu Poe LOT. EASY TERMS. FOR PLATS, fORMATION, CALL UPON INO. F) WAGGAMAN, f13-1m Cor. 14th and G'sts. BUSINESS CHANCES. {OK SALE—16 HEAD OF 30UNG MULES FROM ‘Kentucky ; good size; also several fine draught and ving horses and brood mares. Can beseen at 1405 st. nw. fezsict" )OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL SQUARE PIANO FOR ‘on y $175; handsome finished dark rosewood case, 21m arred Jog, all the best, modern tuuprovementa, very tone and in perfect order: cost ne Har Hind: I Toone: 2 bat rooms. cedar closets: speak: | — OF | S15 and in nis of $10 cash down end’ @10 per ing tubes, electri: beiis, electric gag lighters and band- | 10% ¥aLE—SOME GOOD BUILDER WILL MAKE | month until paid for. some interior decorations; ine location and very 4 profit by erectine tour attractive ‘It 16 a great bargain. foRtemently srranced iors physicien, having uice | swellings on the eautiful lot we have for saleun 10t.1 Es BR sa SBT tat weme Mand N ote; ze fait to an alley Fine stool and cover goes with it. pewene =, ee Ps “_ | Riteen feet wide: now inproved by some fraine Lousce POE SALE—oR EXcHA’ GE SEVERAL | NEW | renting for U0 per annum. rice, only 2.26 per THE PIANO EXCHANGE, PUMARTES Danis. WO rites aw. ieleiis | 121% B.H. WARNER &CO..916Fet.n.w. | 023 913 Pennsylvania ave. t SALE #7,800-COZY DWELLING, 9 ROOMS, | [YOK SALE_NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, FLANKED RB SALE—DIAMOND, 5 ‘the Kocamt end ‘ter, cetanet mantels. crystal Fy Cosmetics? sod Few Hamosnire aves. sominern | 2 TinS; vette Sone: anuegel at chandeliers. Turnace: dry, concreted ce = 3 size 2Us100 to alley; oot. cost $700; sell for $200. Address H. are: enten by ary Sey comer tara | baer | eats Ro i —— oe es JOR SALE—100 SHARES OF COLUMBIA 1ITLE DOK SALE-THOSe THREE HANDSOME NEW Insurance stock at $6.12% per suare. ‘Sstory bay-window houses; handsome bro Fapered and in shied throux wort, situste and fn. rrows ou Sideof North Capitol st... just off the magnificent fronts on G ‘Adéress owner, I FOE, S412 G00p > Lor WITH SMALL FRAME poet Massachusetts ave. near oti TYLER & KR SALE_ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS 3. side and st. Rew. EUBEN, btar office. "are ber SUyeRwoRD, 1307 ¥ st. Patol wrunde, the wai sew athe city Stihe peice asked. "HEISRELL E MecLekaS. | *, mF ‘et len E SOR SALE—DOU FRAME, 1115 9THST. N SU per month; lot 312x984; at rer of 6th ) Lasidine ente at €20 fe adjoining. feet on 2 ‘GLO 7th st : three. oth st. exter Florida ave. near fe21-3t iuchted alley : lune iot for two bouscs and stabie: $1-o0 per foot. For terius appiy to owners, 3'B. CRALEZ, 108 C st. 3. B BAILE ati-tm_ L¢. Woo )OR SALE—A BARGAIN—CORNER OF 9TH AND ‘Tsts nm. w.. new house, 11 rooms, electric Tight Foe jote in makes a very s “obo! address OWNEK C., Star office. SALE— ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE the n.w., om line of electric cars nutcas suisdivision, price, & fezitub2u ine, bendsowely 1 Also ‘is Westminster st. 2. Ju Toums, Se. Inquire of OWNER, 1300 ¥ uw. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. = iby “pear Lst. ae. fT & FORD, G17 F ST. | Gow) ‘FOR SALE-31.000 FEET COR BAND KY, AVE are aajoining Lincoln mids Gee Soe Park) wil 3. URAY £ CO. Osi Fat 8. TO X—ON 2D ST. Fob 5402-10 20x90 TO ALLE 2D ST. Address. TITLE, Star office. ferz-st* (Ost SALE—FINST-CLASS SAFETY, PEI ‘order: of ‘will ex: CONGKESS, Star of JOR SALE_SAFETY BIG bearing. tools, lamp and bell E00. 606 st. {OR SALE—WE WILL SELL YOU FOR #200 0NE handsome 1 pricht, ‘reduced froin #3325, $10 casa and $10 per mouth. HUGO WOKCH & CU., Sohmer Piano Aconts, io 7th st. fos (OK SALE-A FINE RIDING AND DRIVING are, and harnces; sold Sor want v ‘Addiress Box 98, Star offic R SALEA HANDSOME STIEFF CABINET rand piano: nearly new: cost 8500; will sell at sacrifice: ‘dec ae of Mousexcepine Teason of sellin Gir Vet ween Gand 8 puaney LS 15th ste me we Fez HR SALE_AT A BARGAIN FOR NEXT 3 DAYS— 7 good horses, consistins of one pair of red. Tosn horses, 5 and G "yours old, 16.1 habs, weil matched Snd-xeutle™ very’ fine for cartinge. and wood since rh? aviendi preatold pendant a drvery, oe a 25 years old, sine fuer alna sosue ved ke. oe are fro county, MGISON'S STABLE, 470 C at, Hw. ezh2° E_SALE-TWO GOOD WORK HORSES, ONE ‘fwo-borse platform sprins-top ‘wagon, One ‘one horse waren, Set ordouble ent singe harness, hay CLE, ALL BALL 00." Fs, CAHTLL, ‘iH. WARNER & CO. ‘ise. tor san iulle from Forestville, Te. Geo. | _teel-ot Fie._| gutting bon, Owner bs, Bo further use ior game. Inga trace ttn Will wnt acres at 10 feracre: | EGEAREN, COOL NEAR GALLEN, PRICE PEE soot see "Catt be con at 1ODSi at Nw esta baat i an oy ae F é , J. V. N, HUYCE, {OR SALE— THOROUGHBRED FRENCH POODLE Gepeory Selling. good torus, Be. "Splenial forest | TsdeFacave._ | Fpupps toaiey Surontts oh Gov Mat nw, weal 160 arrests iuiles from Chellenbam st'n. B. & P. SALES LOTS, WEST SIDE OF 21ST 8T. | [OR SALE Oh EXCHANGE—AT A SACRIFICE BLK. IL miles frum Wanh'n: good trom dwelling, Band Qn,w. 215115; sa. 685 #2 per foot: | Bor the next thirty days, the ereutest variety of ail nearly new, cost $1,400; tenant house, barns, stables, | ] lot R st. near 22100 ; at 8! . | styles carriaces, buxeies, wagons and harness in the Se. Price, $1.90 Liot zisidyom ibth st: near Q: 43 per foor. © Thess | city, stock now om eafubition st W. #8. GLYER'S 300 acres near Mullikin's st’ &P. R.R.: 2good | are 3. H. GBAY carriage and harness depot, 400 Pa.ave.n.w. fe21-tf pon ~ ara eee adhe sree ee bees SS A OR SALE-HIGH BRED KENTUCKY SADDLE FOE SALESFINE CHANCE FOR BUILDING 6 | Forse; seal brown color: sound and gentle: would ueatieen houses; 10x tect on N st. .w. bet. Ist and ‘eriue tora first claas foud oak wood, baler Nort Capitot ws. neh wround at wrade: oq, Git, lot the WASHINGTON HIDING exellen piace for boarding house. ‘3B; 60 feet trom N.¥. ave. cars. For her P and 224 si feels" and electric and terms see J. i. GHAY & CC., GH Fst. tecl-at ferns. FOR SALE -Ses of the mest jots in sare fom depot. brick sidewalhe: ex: vow Ha Hyattevilie. : uities to Washincton, 10 minutes, ‘es trom $200 fo $900. 3 call wontluy Price Se. = nents. ‘The advat of th's uiriving suburbare | HOR 2 Mnguestios ‘DUCKETT & Fux, jg GIT Pst. | Wulene QOH RENT_MY FARM NEAR BLADENSBURG; thirty FOR SALE TRIANGULAR 107 ON & ST NEAR aVe.. 53 leet front. side alley. WASH'N DANLNHOWEK, sit] Cor. 1th and G'sts, ‘WO CHOICE L013 ON L ST, BE- tu te. n.e, ai each fo alley, Widi's DANENUOWER, RS | eral choice ovations for sale {OK SALE_ON ACCOUNT OF CONTINUED ILL- healt, the best paying and finest wholesaie wine and liquor establishment, with an inuiense family WANTED, 10 PURCHASE 5 OR THE WHOLE vinct ! Ko0d payin coal business or boot and. shoe jiness : none other wan Ve nyoney to Inv, ouiet bi KOU SAHIN. General bet muething coud. Address Ivers, cits 1623-3 MAN OF MEANS CAN LEARN OF A GOOD A Chance to enter's thriving and ipypitab's business. Full particulars by ealliny on the K-¥.CO.,511 0th st. 2. V yANTED—A PARTY CAPABLE OF TAKING full charge of « pension clain, bsiness ae partner: 9600 required, exc ce to the Fl son. eee ee Ge 'SALE—BAR ROOM DOING A GOOD BUST ‘icense approved; rent cheap. Address . H., Star eftice. iezbsit W PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL 10 icin acverttee in Dustin on the market several eta’ ele ter and tiquer purierss practical End weil tested; suitable for company. Address Bux star office fest! FOE SACE_GROCERY Pit VISION AND LIQUOR store doing a good usiness in the northwest ood Teasons or selling. Address H.P-H., Sturotice. £210" PGE, BALE;GO0D "WILL, “FUMNITUKE AND Xtures of hotel on prouiiient corner northwest part of thecity; three yoars' lease. 30 bed Foonis, well Tarnished: parlor, offices, diming room. For ter address Box 111, Star office. JOR SALE-AT ASBURY, PAT ‘ONG block from the ocean, on %l avenue, deiizhtfully Jocated; house 4x00: lob S0x12m, spendid ci for suuimer boarding house or other business: bined. “Torus easy. Full particulars of OWS 1:37 E st.nw. fev. APID THANSIT TO WEST WASHINGTON IS certain to brine advance in values. ‘he Waslin- on Sud Uvorcetown lines and the Aletropolitan tea, the Arungton road running from the Tenlisylvante depot throu-h West Wasuington ahd the possibiities Of snotiier cross town line ure sitre to eubanos vactes in West Washington. Cail and exainine isaps Of sev- by H. D. COOKE, fe19-6t 603 15th st. (up stalrs.)_ FOE SAEE_GOOD WHEL. STOCK AND FIX. ‘tures of a first-class wholesale and retail tiquor and, agar Dusiness comb-ned located ob Pa. ave. ; one of the best neuwuborhoods in the city; with @ lou lewse jeentire buiiduy or that part occupied by the business; established ‘over G0" years; profits now $5,000 per annuin; 1} health snd advanced axe of Owner the cause tor sellin; stock and fixtures will in- Yentory near the price asked. Price, $10,000; Will take part in realestate, GEO. W. LINKINS, fel3-1w, 800 Leh, QOR SALE—LIQUOR ESTABLISAMENT WITH Fit rconr dwelling, oll turmabed? aod lease: Heense appro i niture; centrally x 75, Star office, a ted OU TAKE NO CHANCE. say cleans your watch for@1, puts in main- spring or $1, and warrants his work’ one year. Wo sin the city. FOR SALE-MAGNIFICENT GRAND “UPRIGHT ‘Pianos ; all inodern fuprovement: insu stool and cover included. tor WILD & BRO'S, 709 7th FQESALE,EIGHT-YEAK-OLD BAY MAKE, 15% hangs ich: ‘Ap: Pi ; Suutable for coupe, cab or herdic: Ay PKINS’ STABLE, th 'and Rhode istand OF at 14083 G st. n. w. fo21-t R SALE—CASH BARGAINS. Only Just received, five car loads Columbus Buggy Co,recarrianes of all Iatest atyieg rad umbus Luxgy, #120; was $120. Reductions ali Columbus wor.’ sold this spring. Dress 875: Puseton. leathce tov, 82 SOe ees st. JAS. K. PROBEY. GOOD Size AND IN Call'at the TREMONT HOUSE, venue. fezv-st” ,Ok SALE—OMNIBUS; first-class order. and Indian: i ~ cool well water; fine pesturace and | _1ez1-lw Gor. iti and G a. aLE—LOTS ON K ST, Bhd 61M AND 71 per gromth | W'Sts. nwa; foe basa: mapeovels by. tees Ramen yuisiana ave. | renting tor 83 per mon:h. Ver toot, yz. Ou SALE A i ING FETWORTH: | "fez1-2t™ ‘A. S. CAYWOOD, ich inh at. mw. - Prive, #750 per acre. Pa ‘About acres near bricht wood. Price, $2,500. | BLOCK oe ‘nivel bear j brightvet a Milita} Sead. on Kine i oe icc = park. Frice, $1,500 per were. DE SALES ST, BET. CONN. AVE. AND 17TH ST. fess" _ DUGAN Lh 242100 to wide, weil-paved alley: POR SALE MAGA IF 7 Gan be subdivided into three suuail lote er two large “ Giyuont, Good | ones. fins, whact on brvperty, re For priceand particulars ply 'S. vy. x. HUYCK, fo21-3t 1505 Pa. ave. Fo! SALE Titans saritPPubnt Ow ab erieer 50 to 4000: tuese lots c hein tweiity inimutew’ ride frou city aut can be | Between Mand N stan w. A wood opportunity fi Ot tech aes “el-e 1alvG it. OK SALE-SEVENTY ACRES AS A WHOL! im cracts to. oR ut. This land 1 Leantifully located and SALE_ST. BERNARDS, PUGS, SCOTCH collies, biack-and-tans, fox terriers and setter pup- “also Tight Brahuuss, buff Cockins, wiite ‘and wn Leghorns, pit wanes, black Minorca, sliver Lt chickens; taney pigeons See fantail old Babes st 50 cents gach SCH See fantail old fahes Cents each. SCI SE AND Fel ANIMAL STORE, 7) enw. fern well adapted for gartening or the pottery busiiess, as one ule trom Garrett Park rauroad ‘s. turnpike, house, larn and outbutld- i SALE— ‘$20 nickel-mounted hand-made harness. 99 nickel-inounted hand 9 rubver-mcunted hand-inade aries. hickclmounted carrase harness i) nickel-uounted coutls harness "Ste styles unl erases ot eatntiy is pricas Ws ctoos ies and races at equally iow close out the harness branch of my bus-uess. teld-to wh2u TOFHAM'S, io] Pa. ave. n.w. LITTLEFIELD & DAVIDSO! "ae &, Ralaton tunding O12 aye. Hock Creek Park, 1uth st.. New Hainpauire ave. . Se Svea Lesbos Massachusetts ave. and. Dupont Circle, This strest K SALE—3G ACKES OF SPLENDID GAKDEX | Meochusetts ave. ad, Dupont Circle, ‘Thie stres Gaad Sara Gi Slen feus Washeront Ak aes | Lens the shee for pain bet tumanes pace ony we with 4-roou: dwelling | GHEEN, 711 lath st, fe21 rod outUaidings: Ligh and healthy situation, and ; . fereat bargain af 40 per are. {OR SALZ_THKEE NICE LOTS, 19X100 TO 3 DeCK Err & rorp. 617 Fst. Fea oe Eat, tens ah aw peto 01.40 JOR SALP_1i8 AC! OF LAND IN PRINCE 9 Ee ps pte: mae Williau: county, Va. ; only JO intes frown Wa st WALTEE A. BROWN, 14:55 Pa. ave. n.w. tom city ; Li muues from rauroad station: price Foe SALE-FINE Lor ON NST. NEAR 10TH ‘50 per acre, tuis ins bargain. Apply to ~ tunprowed by « G-room renting for €.0 ore TRANG per inoaith; price 81-79 ber ed. toot valley’ in sa19.08 FE ot GEE ahem KENT_FOR THE COMING SEASON, a | S13 WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. ave. nw. CUTTAGE at Berkeley 8) Wve. | OR SALE FOR SALEAn interest ia BERKELEY | FYctcn Ost. mw. bet. 10th and 17% sta. Price, SPKINGS HOTEL prover's, 2 per toot. foloet™ 3B. BOND, 221 4st. | “Lovon Inth st. mw. bet. PandQate. Price, $3.25 DOR SALE be 7 ; TS-acre farm leas than two (2) miles from Wash fasten, D.C, situated on the Maribore’ (gwen) wind Beane Toads, partly witd the District of is, Coctmiia, with road frontage of about half mile, ac cesaibie Ly three (5) bridges Anacostia, Penn. ave. ‘and Benuing—with good and direct roads from eat: fh elevation and view of city. This is one of the Becitsiese’ locations arvana and very de fisDie Jor sabdivsioa and ville sites: would get! im ‘acres. {OR SALE-ONE VERY LATEST PATTERN EX. ‘tension front fuam, Used three times, bi by B. Manville & Co., New Haven, Coun. ; gain; also one secotd-band landauiet in ‘rst-clase Orde: JOHN MeDEKMOTT & BU. $10 Penna. ave. n OK SALE— $3.50 HOUSE BLANKEIN & Fais0'heine iiaukees 40; $3.07; $0 horse blankets $4. Ail other goods in the harness branch of my business to close them out. TOPHAM'S, fel8to mh26 1231 Pa. a i SALE—FANCY CHICKENS. Dogs. ¢ rds, parrots. dow medicines, s Bird Sere, FTA Os SALE—FoR 4 FEW WEEKS 1 WILE RE- ‘tall iny parlor furniture at whoiesnie prices. Jounges, any cover desired. >, #18. Bed Furkiur outs uy cover desired, *: . Sak $s Ae TAZOF suites, any cover centred, $46, $30, $00, #75, lor center table, walnut or cherry, €2 teltrin att BARD De. Rarlor center 4 narble op. ig pena i OUR SALE—-A BAKGAIN—THE PALISADES OF ral = > < Bi feet erat nado fin cata Sins edad eemiegnincas bee tas a oa: Turesque portion of the District cud cau now be pur grime: 10,per cent discount cash with onder or alt Sted fot tik cow pee of Bo a be NH Onder, MT ED COLES, 520 Myrtle ave., . fo16-1m, ‘Sitb'an alley in the 83 per sal3-1y Brooklyn, N.Y. 4-10 ACKES OF 3. FIBER & FoR SAGE BARGAINS—S CABS, 1 COUPE KOCK. Fitctiewnch poet, satin S00 yardrot Cums | _f20:98 ie fray, 25 grucery wad, bunt se wasecns, both new Ut eve. extended , values jn reese micTe in this section Fees and second-hand carriages and bugyies of ail kinds; a ee ee Oe G MENSEY-& CO., | ZissnsPtedgtasliribly lorated on Mase, ave, between Perce att harness ey ontory ur Webs GLY EI 405 fo16-1m ¥ . ee THOS. 3. Fisubice Con. ave. felt SALE-BLACKISIONE l>LAND—GnEAT £020-3t see =v. 0K SALE-\OU NEED THEM AND THE sounded. by sorcben: pectaresube,Yretion, chats | FQu Aueg Base Ek MATT ETS Mice | mee Digit tad Ney a og ee ot frase ete tots onep-deiven Wont, ubiesin breraee! atgic. DERBLE, DAVIS & CU., LI Pet, | chp, ‘cash prices 1oF second-baind harness. Sekine rab, op eters: Gockana Point Fiver stents u ane ra pias at kt SALE—THREE LOTS ON STEUBEN 8T_NI 7 MSRfASinNGTUN Dasskuuwins, — | FORSSEETERBELOTS OS STE SiS | FON BALE SROOXD BAND FIAROS: SEVERAL farim ______Athand Gets. aw. | &CO.. 1510 F ot. now, Wil} be sod at tress $100 to ed; sana or easy OB RENT—FORTY-ROOM HOUSE aT Fe? ALE—LOT IN MT. bey 53 176x200, | terms. PFEIFER & CONLIFF, Olu Lith ot. nw. ‘Sorest Glen, Md. : S yy to at DELBLE, DAV 1s & OV... 1519 Fat. 1630-t | _ 890. ny VER (UB SALE—CARNIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- 4 fellow 142 d st. Fite fae, Das Oe [rg Pe Se (OK SALE_OK EXCHANGE ‘CITY PROP. | VIS & CU-, 1519 Fst. Rromyuly attended to. COUR & vALBOR, 16:40 M st. pa ee (Gian, MA: Fox S42 10T ox ae ae aes ho a . i ‘i: R HERTFORD, Fates to alley: 62.50 ‘DeEbie. e | FOR SALE TMPOUTED CANARY BIRDS, FINE fellow 1419 Gat. = Btorg fis dust awe STEVES Dien FE SALE BOUSES AND LOTS. DESIRABLY $e2l hn pS! within ry — — ‘Roel Also tara Sey. eae locus Sostecusry re, Bee F Grasman Fe aes 78 FS% Sa, MERIDIAN HILL NUMBEX OF Soe ees ‘LOTS ON I STS.E. oa WOOL SEAL, ASTRACHAN, MARTEN cam be manufactured for. ‘Genuine bargains on the balance of our Fur stook. WILLETT & RUOFP, BATTERS AXD FURRIERS, - ‘100 Penpayivanio ave ieee ees in ‘0 Le the best and cheapest practical wate!l- 4 F st. ERGIZE MUMENTUM ENGINE. 2 Jalv ‘The same horse power for one-tenth of the coal; worsinz at Benning, D.C. Thisenzine was expectel to tail on trial trip’ asa wrong philosophy. Un the contrary it succeed and Works 8p) . ‘Inirinzers will be prosecuted. Je21-3m ORSEY CLAGETT, 344 D ST. NW. ‘Orphans’ Court business a specialt7. Resident and nou-residens estates inanaged, In- teresis in estates negotiated. fe2-1mn , 750.; MAIN SPRING, . Fine work warranted. | Highest pricy for 1a. old and silver, coutederste bike. STRWELERS crelun money, od SENCERCTULIS. Soil Pacave. Jara MONEY TO LOAN. UaEX TO LOAN IN BUMS FROM 9500 UPWARD, AT FIVE AND SIX PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS pIsTRICT. Kk. O. HOLTZMAN, _ fem Cor. 20th and ¥ sts.n.w WEBAVE THE FOLLOWING sung aEar GAN loaned a8 soon, a8 papers are prepared: $1,000, = SSOOEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., fe20-3t 1318 Fat. MONE} 70 LOAN IN LARGE AND SwALt, suis on approved real exiate security, at lowext ates of interest Led ges Inoderate. i. s M Ox ). $3,000, $5,000 AND MM Weiciot eaten Fatais wrintn toe Disieg of Cae bis," Money, hiumediately when ‘security. im ap- TON Tyger “uinounte Hego We ZENKINS, Su) Toth st. nw. fell-im MoS#S 10 DOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHRE M ieood security im sums from. $100 np, at Jowest Fates of interest. ‘KA. PHILLIPS & SON, tel0-1 1419 New York ave. ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIKED AT Jowest rates of interest on approved real estate sit- uated within the District ot Colunbia: no delay be- Yond tine necessary for exatnination of iitle abd prop- aration of papers; couitnissions reasonable, ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Peset S24 F st. hw. ¥ YOU WANT MONEY WE HAVE IT CON- stantly on ‘hind to loon in lance oF sinadl amounts Pony y current Fates. EASTERDAY eM. Pacific building. — jaiil-lu M O LOAN—WE HAVE ONE SUM OF joun without velay on first-class uproved real estate, NEY 7 "€30,000 and another of $20,000 which we will ‘Aiso several suualier suns irom 81-000 up. a eT Vd, H. BAUNDELS & Co. _ 271m R MONEY 10 L0aN IN SUMS To SUIT aT con M reat Fate ch approved rea eats mci yecial Madar Pi LEl HOLME IS CMD, 1907 Fst.n.w EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT, APE AS U.S. BONDS, BIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY, iN’ 8Uaws OF 61.0, sau PueMUi CHRtoRD, 000 be xii Loan TO8 ear, ‘500 ESTATE. noS-tr ‘THOS. B. WAGGAMAN. ‘ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT Micatepproten Dist nal eee RL ER RE FOX, $20 'F st. bw. ‘eI MONEY 20 LOAN IN SUMS TOSUIT. a1 SAND ve Pitaie i, HAWLINGS ISG Pa, ave, 21 (ihe Arlington ire Ins. Co. sultce.) D2290, WANT MONEY?—¢10 TO 910070 LOAN ‘at low interest on iurmiture, pianos, : terest in weekly or tuoat ‘yuents; no removal sf qeous trou 7 publicity. Address box i, Sear office, "Sascha ONEY TO LOAN—IN SUMS OF UP Moelle ca fad ‘neal estates eet tes interests bo Digax & BUTLER, oon F st. 2.w. olb-tr ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. ing where tio security is pools ve nth U. C. GhEEN, 203 7th st. now. Moen a a . astute security, 3 (OWN, rh Tay) yivania ave. 'ONEY TO LOAN ON Bi TATE A: We Moa oo TEE nO to DANENHOWEM & L aoc Set, Fassz Faou Our Factozs. ye THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1891. LOST AND FOUND. Se ‘Losic gh FEBRUARY 2.) Hut FOX TERRIER tune te fave. nw. and. feceive Hberal ~ tA UGHS LAST SATURDA’ ‘nicht a Le Moire opers lasers, i aa! “Liberal reward gives Te. ‘to 211 1st 8.0. texas Lins oe ei BETWEEN CLARENDON ‘Church. black pocket book contaming cue for $10, some mail change and sev eral 90 tune) reward if DON. It if 22D INSTANT, FROM 1014 ‘mouse-colured «re: " “ = Te iberal reward wil be paid for ite return. feis}-3t* FOESDICAME To wice 7TH iA SOME YARD RETURN a (Ghods lauund sterot dark on uated stay Dug dos ‘OST. ENGLISH LIG! Lois act aris at yaks furned toC. T. DALY, 622 Tt. Jats tar on breast feat Poet r i g 9 ii EO ORR Sss8 ‘toc oH ERE ROK de FRE P% i A ae G3 ii 24 FN Soo IX WASHINGTON. ‘(NEW TESTIMONIALS. We have had a Fischer Piano for about two years and shalt. “It bas ouly been tuned once in the entre time. In this respect itis, T think, unuige most pianos. The tone is excellent aud we are inevery way sutistied with |. W. CLARK, James P.E. Church. Plano purchased from you several years geo hasiriven entire satisfaction in tone, touch and durability. | Tcan recommend it to any one a B. B. ADAMS. M. me to express to you my complete satisfaction tnlthe Fischer Pabusecarea tron Soe eane tee see ‘tone has remained as a8 when 1 first itand tue fact tust it stands in tame so ‘reimark- Te ie ESE RCE Basso, First Baptist Church Quartette. Years ago, after examini renee react uavenees Picea ea faction and ts 74 “The longer 1 Lnve it the mor» satisfied I 308. C. MURRAY, 1316 36th st. now. Baritone, Trinity Church. I wish, to express my entire satisfaction with the Fischer Piano purchased by ietome ine acon ioe makes, wat found mone $¢ ental tie Busch? iy all chat is required of a "“Periect Piano.” HARRY CHASE, RO Fe. ne | makes of | 5 For the last two years I have had in use at my home {n Nockville, Mad. 'one of the Fischer Pienos, and 1 1s Lut proper that I shou'd state that it has fully met wthvallof my expectations, “most earnedtiy advise Tart postue murchess to examine the “Fischer? becore malting s wlection, H. B. LOWRY, ‘Major and Quartermaster U.'8.M.C. ‘Send for pamphlet containing 300 references in this city. ERE TTTT FER Y es 2 s aed me Ses, 2 ope OEY ite SS of KER ¥ oRGaNs. LOW PRICES, EASY TERMS. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Bole Axents, 904 F st. nw. FRANK BUTLER, Manager. fe21. You Azz Ixviren To Arrexs Tue 00 PPP ERR NNN Il NNN GGG OO Pip k NNN I NNN GO ‘00 & Kee NAN HON AN ‘GSO or VEERHOFF'S GALLERIES, uM ed Hee oiey oo se: i ll 7 Tt -= ih Se AF F SusS ot FEBRUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 25 INCLUSIVE. ‘There will be on exhibition in the CENTER GALLERY CHOICE CANVASSES ‘By Muncaksy, Henner, Jacque, Jacquet, Diaz, ‘Zieun and many others. Inthe FRONT GALLERY there will be found ARTISTS’ PROOFS and PLAIN PRINTS by modern etchers and engravers. ‘The REAR GALLERY CONTAINS WATER COLORS and FAC SIMILES by foreign and American artiste, ‘The inspection of the art-loving public is especially invited. 1020-5t Use Bisuors Caxrnonmwe FOR THE COMPLEXION, FOR CHAPPED HANDS, FACE AND LIPS OR ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN. sq: Thin is an exquisite tollet preparation for the cure the danplenon beactiely mrsck cuted aa? PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. For sale by W. 8. Thompson, 70:3 Lith st. + G. O sinnnas fakh oe and ROP anes oe. Beate G38, ‘end H sts. Ak. Beajor, J. Z. ITE ASPARAGUS, — aN ASYARAGUS 2% ‘ae Se g Lenten Quiet tm Fashionable Circles—Per- Mra. Moft Smith is the guest of Mrs. Ware, 1529 Rhode Island avenue, and will receive with her on Wednesday. Mrs. G. Richard Thompson left for Fortress Monroe Inst Friday and will not return to the city until March 13. Mra. L Price Fell of Bloomington, Ill is Tisiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Childs, No. 208 5 Miss Anna H. Bisbing of Forristown, Pa., is a guest of Mrs. H. E. Weaver, No. 1614 Q street northwest. Miss Emma Fullwood of Baltimore is visiting Miss Marion Ga » No. 1734 Pennsylvania venue noribweet Mrs. Mary D. Baker has moved from the Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lawlor of Chicago.are visiting Mrs. R. A. Buechler of I street. The Korean charge d'affures and Mrs. Ye Cha Yun gave very handsome dinner Satur- day evening in honor of the Japanese minister and Madame Taténo. The regular meeting of the Social League was held at Miss Etta Austin’s, 1116 Park" place, Friday evening, with the vice —— Mins Barbara Maier, in the chair. This was one of the ‘open meetings” and a large num. ber of invited guests were present. After the usual business a program was rendered consist- ing of readings, recitations and songs. Ke- freshments were then served and a social time followed. The next meeting will be held at Miss Edith Davis’. Mr. and Mrs. Angust Donath have issued cards for the marriage of their daughter Ger- trude to Mr. Edwin 8. Clarkson Wednesday evening, March 4, at 7:30 o'clock at St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, Miss Edes of this city, who is spending the winter in Europe, is now in Nice, where she is receiving many social attentions. Miss Edes has closed her house on K street and will be abroad for at least the next six months. Mrs. W. 8. Parks will not be at home tomor- Tow. La Vicomtesse de Sibour gave a breakfast on Saturday, the ‘ery her daughter, La Com- tesse de Sibour. ests were Miss Blaine, Mrs. Senator Hawley, Miss Fuller, Mrs. Hop- kins, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Miss Sherrill, Mrs. Ralph C. Johuson. Miss Davidge, Miss’ Wal- lach, Miss Almy, Mrs. Harris, Miss Webb and Miss Pleasants of Virginia and Miss de Sibour. The pretty home of Miss Ruth Blazey, 1638 6th street northwest, was made merry on Saturday evening by a gathering of young friends to celebrate her thirteenth birthday. Games and dancing were indulged in until 10 o'clock, at which hour the youthful company entered the dining rooin to partake of refresh- ments froma well-laden table. Among the were Misses Blanche Smith, Bessie Slater, Ethel Tracy, Meta Von Wimpton, Edith Burden, Grace Cramer, Georgie Lightfoot, Cecelia Fran- zoni and Masters Eddie Henkle, Eddie Tracy, Walter McBath, Percy Cramer aud Charlie Hughes. Mrs. Win. Wall is visiting with Miss Given at Fortress Monroe. A tful Lenten reception was given Fri- day avening by Mra. M. D. Lincoln, 1810 K street, in honor of Mra. Edward Koby of Chi- cago, president of the ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs. Lincoln was as- sisted by Mrs. Koby, Miss Clara Barton and Mrs. J.D. Lincoln, and from 8 to 12 o'clock guests were coming to meet Mrs. Roby. The members of the Woman's National Press Asso- ciation came in a body from the meeting at Willard’s Hovel. Among the guests were Mrs. M. Louesa Thomas of New York, Mrs. Dr. Gil- christ of Ohio, Miss Coyne Fletcher, Hon. Francis P. Dewees and daughter, Dr.’ Julian B. Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs. Linson de Forrest Jennings, Maj. and Mrs. Edwin Sweet, Col. Anderson, Dr. Clara Bliss Hinds, Prof. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baltzley,’ Mrs. Godfrey Belt, Miss Godfrey, Mrs. Gen. Pickett. Capt. Pickett, Mrs. James B. Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Hartman, Mrs. Scott, several members of the New Engiand Woman's Press Association, among them MissSibylla A. Bailey, Miss Vining, Mrs. Fannie U. Johnson, Mrs. Linkham, Madara Arcan and Miss Stevens. Among those who tang during the evening were Miss Sibylla A Bailey, Mrs. Godfrey Beit, Mise Godfrey, Mise Le Moyn, Mr. J. Maudsley and Mra. Moses. Miss Godfrey played the violin and Mrs. Judson D. Lincoln rendered a piano solo. Supper was served from 10 to 11 o'clock. Cut flowers and palms were grouped effectively in the drawing and dining rooms. Miss Margaret R. Yeabower and Mr. Henry E. Weaver will be married at St. Alban’s Church Wednesday, February 25, at 9 o'clock a.m. , No cards. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Gilman are visiting at 1337 15th street. Mrs. Mott Smith is the guest of Mrs. Ware, 1529 Rhode Island avenue, and will receive with her on Wednesd: Miss Knickerbocker is visiting Mrs. Wm. 0. Cunningham, 1723 K street northwest. ALL PLEAD GUILTY, The First Dozen Prisoners Arraigned Today in the Police Court. ‘The first dozen prisoners arraigned in the Police Court today on charges of violating the District ordinances plead guilty to the charges against them. Some were fined @5 or 15 days for profanity and disorderly conduct, and others were sent down as vagrants, Among the dozen was Hugh Brown, a painter, and his wife Annie. ‘They had both been before the court before, and they therefore made no request for leniency. ‘The penalty was $5 or 15 days. Josephine Simpson, a small colored girl, was arraigned for disorderly conduct. Although young in years she is old in experience. and even Agent Sweeney's efforts to christianize her were of no avail, She was sent down for two weeks. Sarah Jones admitted that she was @ vagrant and was given two months. Geo. Reed and Henry Toy.were in the crowd. The charge against them was merely one of being disorderly, and their fine was $5. John Burns ani Walter L. King said “guilty” to ie) vagrants and were given two months enc! Al. Jackson and Al. Frederick were arrested in different sections of the city, but the charges were the same and so were the penalties—$5 or 15 days. Eliza Johnson was willing to $5, but as she did not have to step back. Several Cases of Theft. Today in the Police Court Judge Miller heard edidence in several cascs in which the defend- ants were charged with theft. Wm. H. Smith, a neatly dressed young white man, was charged with the theft of a watch be- longing to Louisa Brown, @ colored woman, who resides at Terra Cotta. The watch was Slaimed that he Doughtei £ oung: claime rem a who lived at Terra Cotta at that ime At the request of Lawyer case went over until Wednesday. Sylvester Jones was convicted of the of 90 cents from Catherine Finerty. fined $10 or Sire days, pays fine of money abe had E ‘Tenth Annual Meeting of the Funeral Benefit Association. A LARGE NUMBER OF DELEGATES asseMnLE 1x WILLARD'S BALL—THE OFFICERS OF THE ORDER AxD BRIEF SKETCHES OF THEIR COXEECTION ‘The national colors were the feature of the assemblage that met at Willard Hall this morn- ing. It was the first session of the tenth an- nual meeting of the Funeral Benefit Asso- ciation of the Junior O. U. A. M.,and delegates were present from all parts of the country. In ‘Addition to the large American fiag suspended at the back of the stage and the national colors raped about the badge of the order, which was placed in front of the desk of the presiding oficer, the delegates wore bits of the national colors for badges. It was a patriotic assem- blage of Americans, and this fact was not alone indicated by the badges displayed by the mem- bers. | The president, G. Howell Arthur of Phil- called the convention to order iy after 9 o'clock, and without wasting time invited the delegates to give attention to the business which had them together. Mr. Arthur p with ability and decision. < Mr. G. Howell Arthur, nt of the Jr.0.U. M. Puneral Benefit Association, was born May 30,1852. He was initiated in Kensington Council, No, 8, of Phila- pl in August, 1569. He became a charter member of ScienceCoun- cil, No. 127, at ite insti- tution, September, 1871. He represented Science Conneil in the state council of Pennsylvania for @ number of years and was elected ‘state councilor of Pennsyl- AMR, O. HOWELL ARTRUR.vania at the session held in Lancaster, Pa., July, 1881. At the organiza- tion of the Funeral Benefit Association, Janu- ary 1, 1882, he was unanimously elected’ presi- dent ‘and ‘has been re-elected each goccoeding - P.8. C. Arthur has devoted years to the order and is inently known. He has the respect and esteem of his fellow members to a marked degree. VICE PRESIDENT HARMER. ‘The vice president, Mr. Lewis Harmer, mod- estly selected a seat among the delegates, ready, however, to respond toa call if his services as Presiding officer were needed. Lewis A. Harmer, vice resident of the Junior .U.A.M.Funeral Bene- fit Association, was born: atCochransville,Chester county, Pa., October 22, 1848. “On the death of his father, which oc- curred when he was two years of age, the family 2 emoves "0 Gorman Ae town Philadelphia. He was initiated in ington Counc’ of Germantown, Octo- 1868, and from he in the interest of the order. He was elected LEWIS A. HARMER, representative to the state council of Pennsyl- vania June, 1877. At the session of the state council held at Easton, Pa., July, 1890, he was lected representative to the National Council. ‘He has held the office of vice president of the F.B.A. since 1886, SECRETARY HIPPENSTEI. To the right of the president was a large table, where the secretary, John Hippensteil, attended to the many duties which pressed upon him. Prompt and ready, his services were invaluable in the transaction of business. John G. Hippensteil, secretary of the Funeral Benefit Association, is one of the charter mem- bers of 8) Garden Couneil, No. 0.0. A.M. of Pennsylvania, hia name being the first to ay on appli- cation for thecharter of that council, which was instituted on the 20th day of April, 1874. Mr. Hippenstiel took an ac- tive interest in the conncil at once, and was: elected vice councilor on the night of institu- tion. After snecessfully JONN o. utpreNstieL. serving as V.C. and C. he continued in active service, and about thir- teen years ago was elected treasurer of his couneil. This position he has honorably and continuously beld.. As an accountant Mr. Hip- | penstiel's services have been called on to audit the books of the Jr. American Publishing Asso- ciation, and last year he was selected as an au- ditor of the books of the Funcral Benefit Asso- ciation. His ey the nye directors to fill the vacancy in the position of secretary of the F..A., made vacant by the resignation of Mr. Deemer, gave much pleasure to his many friends in the order. ‘TREASURER HEISSLER. On the left of the presiding officer was another table over which Mr. Harry A. Heissler, the treasurer, presided, and where members ob- tained information which they desired. Mr. Harry A. Heissler, > treasurer of the Junior = Order United American MechanicsFuneral Bene- fitAnsociation. wasadmit- ted a member of Science Council, No. 127, of Phil- adelphia, July 31, 1873. His active interest in the order soon won for him the honor of past coun-Z cilor. After that he =a a faithfully an faithfully served in the position for anumber of years. Since 1883 he has represented Science Council in the state council of Penn- sylvania, He was elected treasurer of the F. B. A. in Angust, 1889, foran unexpired term, and in February, 1890, he was re-elected Meme) ition. His a = integrity have gives tinction in the order. — REPORTS RECEIVED. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Heebner of Pennsylvania and then the committee on cre- dentials, of which Mr. John V. chairman, to receive the credentials of members. The report of the secretary and treasurer were received. These: showed that the membership of the association is 38,086, an increase as compared with last year of'7,760. During the ten years that the associa- paid tn aosth cists, "Ducing’ ano pass ent in past year 9 death claims have been ting in the troas. $62,250. The balance ‘NATIONAL COUNCIL SECRETARY DEEMER. ury is $5,658.48. names of 350 councils which had represente- tives present, either directly or by proxy. The large proportion of the delegates came from where the order is Pennsylvania, = x tee lee against the wall, “I cannot tells lie. I—" “Stop!” thundered the old gent, “stop right there. How the mischief do you expect to make ® success in politics, if you can't de an easy, simple little thing like that? Really, George, I'm ashamed of you,” and the stricken old man eat down on the trank of the fallen tree and wept like a child. | Alaska is the farther of this country. “Well, I declare,” exclaimed an indignant old Hen, with ten chickens, bristling up to « Patent Incubator with two huudred and forty, “who did this?” “I beg your pardon, madam,” responded the Incubator with some hesitation; “I can not tell # lio; I did it with my little batch it.” A FEBRUARY smADE. Rhadamanthus—to George Washington: “Who was the Father of his Country?” George—blushing violently; “Well, I don't suppose there te any wee of my denying it now, was.” Tomes JOKE. Father: “Tommie if I should call this Birth- ington’s Washday, what would you call it?” Tommie: “I'd call it a chestnut.” From the National Scriptures: Faith, Hope and Cherrytree; these three, but the greatest af these is Cherrytree. “The hair of the dog is good for the bite,” remarked Mr. Washington as he began to cut switch from the tree, which little Georgie had cut down with his hatchet. ANACOSTIA AND ORORGE WASHINGTON. A delegation of indignant Anacostians whose town celebrates the birth of Washington today with fervid patriotiam, brought the following earnest protest in, this morning: Anacostia Sits enthroned upon her purple bills; She laves her fairy feet as white And small asangels’ are, In the blue waters of The Enstern Branch, And we are Anacostians! This day, we celebrate, amid the Encircling pomp and panoply Of our magnificent young Mi [etropolis, The birth and glory of that Mlastrious Patriot, George W. Washington, Father of his country, Likewise of Anacostia, Which is prond of her Dad! And we are going to give the Old man « show, As isa show!!! But we are “Ag’in the gover'ment,” And we desire to state Our reasons: To wit: George Washington is not a freeman! The American Eagle is an old rooster! The Fourth of July is an off day | The Republic is out of sight! Freedom is not init! The name of the Goddess of Liberty Is Annie Rooney! And why? Because: In the broad plaza between the Great White Capitol And the Rising Sun, George is in a box, Helpless and alone !! He has been there all winter; He will likely remain there for * bal "