Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1891, Page 5

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. ee yR SALE— ty ers inl - w rama. Apply to JNO. EL Re AND in the city. It is located on New Hampahire a mb31-1m ta, 2 ELLAR BY! HOUSES. eats fe . oe Fo SALE— AINS IN ee é re ber ‘ished: in a desirable part | Where it extends 8 BAN Tht Lot 14270 to alley. eh pi suares from the carral: Saare feet Price 624 URIVERSEEY BEIG) : Py indo and that on very easy terms. 5 Ta indo tricks ‘ykroughiy built and have all modern aeees rake, AD SERS to alley. SaLE— ahey: 6 oso | iculars call at office of A fine lot on Q st., where it enters Mass. ave., bet. | At from 5 to 20 cents per toot a Ae CLES © BATCRELDER, Zist and 2d mis ShrtiO fests ‘Just east of Senator | Ae‘Teshow -° SEDRORIS W. WHER a SR" ; ath “ Cor Withani Gate sw | Eins reaideboen OS ne im 008 F st. one | PorsAy Laan my1-3t “1324 Fst. For sare ; srinit 0 ins Fx -ioice balding site atthe corner of Connecticut | “Tne hQOREAND,AND ADDITION LOTR. aoe Fe Taonga on Mey ite | RR EEENG Scat NORTE owner pul 4 LING; fe a lows a '« have | i aeee cae eS seed tecas caere THUS. J. FISHER & CO.. | PRICES Sni* soo MOs FA Ona SE Je EMSGa ates but a few years, coutainine 1 2. _myl3t 1324 F st. now. A DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE with one tios. J. FISH For saze= or two lots. Lo BLOOMINGDALE LOTS. No trouble to show property. JPok SALE_ i718 SiH ST. N We have for aule some of tne most desirable ote in | ¥o*full parciculare and plat call upon “A SPENDIDLY this subsivision, watch ‘McLACHLEN hot Toone: hea ace fot ae ree SS vision, waichcoutaine aspharted strecte aid Zoxts to paved alley: stable om lots bow PPSSDRICK FRONT | otter muproveinents. Riectriccarw are to Fun out iat & BATORELDSE, be ern to be appreciate aaa ‘Grooms and bath; ee rea “THOS. J. FISHER, & 00. mite Comer 10th and Gets. 2.w. ¥ 3 i mw | a _ THE NoLTH- x 7 7 RK SALE—FINE LOT ON 7TH 8ST. BETWEEN each, within ‘Ol SALE—BLOOMINGDALE_FOR SALE, F° 3 2 investment. Choice Bloomingdale Lots ae api 140s G st. AT FIGURES WiTHIN THE a = T WELL oon ALL FOR, SALE-V RY CHEAP_LOT 200X900, SITU. Dies of Foe he BLOOMINGDALE is the new subdivision through | toot’? © “WASH'N DANENHOWER. 4 + Tey. ; le we) a Sapitat s Fe eee eac eal way is ap27-Bt Cor. 13th and G ste. cummed <5 . : ry Anished | BUILDERS tor renting, esllinnor tos = POX SALE-ONIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION DROIT PARK showany: handeomsely ‘ALIRPRG, capecial attention to” ONE. EXCEPTION- ‘TO BROOKLAND. tortes aud base om mes Ad “ai * cas lighting.” TY ECONOMICAL LOT OPENING AT A POINT ON THREE STRE! be xround for which excess of SE: (yO pet house. Ver: sc par ee ane. cheap- piece of ground in this rapfaly. shnancing section, i 32 De WEMER, O08 13th st You can buy LOTS OF ANY DESIRED FRONTAGE ‘im this beautitul subdivision. ‘The most accessible suburb of Washington. NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AND SOLDIERS’ Jeut, S rooms and bath 1.6 front side and rear ai)e3 S that will take six houses, ould cost but little im i Do sTONE S06 Fst. a. EW BAY-WIN- Sired:: price low ; call for kes. dow brick: prows: stone benemént. Orooms, 1 | Gohan Lots. on Me timore Rail- qlectric belia, &e. $i SQEmemeeemEs letropolitan branch of Balt and Ohio v9 | price, $6.3 On O st. n.w. near 3d, 169 feet front with side and Beare OY EID 'D. STONE. $06 F st. nw. pea = road. 5 pe frame on Mase. ave. me. near 6th: Yrooms and | Lededianes teak. ELECTRIC CARS ran twelve minutes to and from near this property, and pans by or close to all Deen: hi iy papered; cabinet mantel Terms to suit. the principal departments of the government, for one Beene gpamssomely | Davered: On 10th st. n.w. near Rhode Island ave., @0 feet | fare. ae “ DAVID D. STONE. 806 F st. n.w. front with back alley. Price, #2 perfoot. Terms to suit. roksan S 11TH ST. NW Streets 90 feet wide, craveled and with paved ra near N.a cheap brick residence 3 stories and celia utters and brick sidewalks and Prices #300 to $1,800 per lot. Terms easy. Dis- count for caah, 20 rooms, bath, furnace and all mod. ijn firs On 7th st. n.w. near 8, F and class repair : lot 202100. price very low; $9,300. F 25 {eet front with alley ‘or plats and further particulars call on raat amspectapply to peat ley in rear. REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F st.n.w., or = DAVib D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. Price, €1.65 per foot. HAARY BARTON, Visi F ot. aplsiin i SALE—A DESIRABLE BRICK reais at 94,550. Appiy 8 wt Seo Appi a on Apa D. St ‘Terms to suit. Maple ave., Le Droit Park, 120 feet by 80, corner. Price $1.25 per foot. Terms to suit. Fe SALE CHEAPEST Lor IN aa ee west, on a neat 5 #3, 700. CHARLES EARLY, 003 lath st. mw. a5 F°8 | SALE_¢25 DowN AND $10 PER MONTH will buy a desirat OR SALE_T ST. NEAR 131TH ST_N.W_. BRICK, Corner. Eg 4 ‘bie lot ior residence within Lig Pipe Sh oop protose, oop acues. | eegigiin wisely" ite Site” | er. Heo operas or tyebeuaee | OBRE kp Ese Eo, ae eee TO INVESTORS. Senn on ee ee rem ANNES & WEAVER, PROPOSALS. a ——— — py ye 620 F st. nw. PXOXOALS FOR MATERIAL, COAL, ICE, Be. Renisdat 8h 30 eich fers "pera, 8 soe Som ge the ue: | Foyer. eens foun: per fot. JOB. MEDEERNE | 2804" ftopon fr ate conte =e BARNES Salyat ae. | fury terms woredertosaare 80; 1 Meat Weahinn SIGE hay aig | Sime Soy Nace git pa nena omnes far Racal Year ending B & O'CLOCK A.M. MAY n SALES 1419 New York ave TWENTY-SECOND, | 1891. Perk | W Schedules and informa oR, Beattiful home on best street in Le Droit 3E_NW., A NEW 28TOR only 61.75. | to PRANK W. PALMEN. Papi Baaue. Wanhingtony hous contains 9 rooms, with all mod. impe. ; papered iar bay window press brick front house: an estate. D.C. my1,8&1 ‘and decorated throughout. material; lot 172) to 10-4. side and rear | _™yI-3t__LOUI JEMAKER, 020 F et. ROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE pet a Sale fey igre cany price 000. Fei, Sate-At A BARGATN—« CHOICE LoT | PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE For permit to isnpect apply to — ‘THOS. G. HENSEY § C015. | near sone contiy eatdancet” tcrimensy = NOWU | 22 LO. —Seaied ‘propueate, im dup late, will be rer BARNES & WEAVER, ap20-12¢ 1300 F st. Baw. | ay LOIS P. SHUEMAK, Pot. nw. | FRIDAY Ae Pa ey ae Ewe : mgt-te S20 Fst. ow. ‘ —— zi +. 420 Fst. nw. | FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY-SECOND, 1891. for the DUR SALE— 5 Zetory and besrmvent frame in eplondid Saati: = Balces and buresus located wu the Site Mara wat 2-story and basemen a = ion rabl; ‘s the ced fc in | Offices and bureaus locat the State, War and Nav; F . TO HOME SEEKERS. bof | Hoe EH: rice, 4.00N): terms to suit; THIS 184 | the same vicinity) dns lots ou P ot Telecare Goth aad | Departinchy Rano ae ae nea ae and any Beautiful houus.on Zit st. short distance north of | BARGAIN: 400 ist aca el mmo ae LS ‘The diineusions are 24305 feet to a 12-foot | 30, Tee “This paper to be removed by the contractor s yooma, with lange cement ball |. G. HENSEY | auey: muptly when noth reser osets, back alley and every convenience. 1300 Fete v- THOS. J. FISHER & CO., _| fhe rheit torejectanyor all prepbet eet eerie 7 OR GUREnennen Gant 1324 Frat. nw. | defects. Proposals inust be made on’ departinent iz * on es F pole ‘bath, hot and cold forms, marked ‘‘Proposals for Waste Hebets and ad- = = ‘BARNES & WEAVER. water; «as, latrobes, concreted celiar; im fact, com- tothe undersigned. M. B. TH ‘< ing site at the corner of New Hamp- Supply shire ave. and Sst., fronting 103 feet on th 29 F st. aw. | plete in every detail; convenient to cars and herdice; Division, War Department. MY1,2,4,5, 208, terms, $25 mouthiy: no cash payinent required. | and 33 feet on 3. ROPOSALS FOR ICE,—WAR DEPARTMENT, FASTERDAY & MALLERY, G24 F st., Pacific bulld- si Supply Division, April 23, 1501. —Sealed proposals fee fiein | span sear Peo thds SON tye aa SOR 8) N OF CITY, | JOR SALE_THREE FINE LOTS ON 15TH 8° TWENTY-SECOND™ aro . webct eta eae eed | PSA GPE TOTO ep ain ty og k speceeed calter. Ternees, Gectese baile, Gc. 1o8 Wel ground; on wrade. | Offered for ending June 30, 18.” ‘The ice must be of the Smell cash eyments low prices. DEEBLE, ao quality—solid, clear and free from snow oF other im- vurities—and inust be delivered at the several bureaus . NEXT TO E-LOT_s0xiz2, 15TH ST. and offices of the War Departinent in Washington and i, Mt. Pleasant, one square from cable | Weibed upon the department scales, "Daily deliv= Perements, emi, water and sewer: east | erie, excepting Sundays and recognized holidays, wil front. No better bargain in the northwest. Elecaut. | be required. ‘The quantity required 4s estimated at ie. per foot. C. B. TANNER, 1220 Lat. apd0-3t* | 700,01) pounds, more or less. A bond with approved FOE SALE-GLEN EcHO—TWo MosTELiorre | SMG, Will ue’ required in case of award.” Mie gov. erninent reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to Waive defects. Bids must. be inclosed envelope indorsed on the out : and addressed to the undersigned. Supply Division, War Depart lots, delighttully located, commanding beautiful Fiver view: close to terminus of electric road: each 60 feet front, running throuxh from street to avenue; ca- If sold asa whole within a. few ¥s. thay be purchased at YOODS & SON, Ten F at. nw. ap3o- OR SALE—ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE., JUST in sealed ‘Proposals for Ice” M. R. THOR! e_ MY1.2,4,5,20,26 2 TWO-STORY A. SE- dwelling on Capitol Hill near East Capitol st., contaning nine rooms and bath; coal ‘Vault; all 10.1. ; lot 20. 1x72. 6; this is one of the most unique houses ‘in the city: price, $7.00; terms, one- third cash; Laiance ‘three years. THUS. north of Q st., two beautiiul lots, with & front HENSEY & CO. 13 ™ aplo-lm "| age ot 3 sect tnd’ Fann hack, on a Tot0ot paved : 1 HOR EXCHANGE — FINE 13 ROOM mufficient depth to afford ainple opportunity | for the uve of the War Departocatond Wane ree ‘<b 4.500 | Gr vee 1,800 i Manto ct Mndiin Mie Pieseae & vtivate stable, the whole containtns 3B £4 | ine the fiscal year ending June uy 102 Proposa The siove incaly a portion of the property on "my VHC WERTFORD, 14ibG st | at $b per foot. within one square of Duyoni circie, and | shouldtats the peice na tose laa one a books. "For fli itt call at offs for be in the intuediate newhLorhood of the finest siuprove- | posuis aud information will be tur met ese} myli THOS. Ac ravi = = a fg ion to this office. The government reserves the right TT EONE-FOR COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 6 to reect any aid ail bile. bids must be inelosed In choice locity ne Fok SALE-HOWARD AVE... MT. PLEASANT, | sealed envelopes, indorsed on the outwide “Proposals a. « ator oes JOR SAL) ONE ESIRA. near 1th st., a fine lot having 60 ft. frontage and | for washing towe.s.” and addressed to the under: Settar tot iss 00 t foto in Weet Pad PO, Ratkeitle cen back to another street, sicned. 'M- BR. THORP, Supply Division. War De- 2 -*- | POR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PLACE ON RAIL- as ‘cable care, N BW: r ROPOSALS FOR FISHWAYS.—OFFICE OF THE RAULE | Frota near Alenanurin nord touseaudoutouilainer | Cages fm Snr eg aks fe WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, WASHINGTON, May 1. 1801.—Sealed proposals, in tripitc es Gs 16TH 8° District, located on. the B.air road. | fruit, kc. fine piace for tr ‘West of and. adoini kine or gardening: only = > GREAT " D.C. ‘Takoma Park: 4% acres. im- | $4,000. €. M. MacGOWAN, Loom 5 Connn band. SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN, will received at this office until TWO O'CLOCK Proved by neat!rauehouse and outbitildings. occu- NEAR KENESAW AVE., doc. REAL OWNER, | M. on MONDAY, the FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1o0l, Pied by owner. Call and inapect it ‘OFFICE. apa0-st"" | for the construction and erection of Fish Ways al mylait Lois b. SHOEMAKER, sas Great Falls of the Fotomac, about fourteen miles a Fee, eee Several desirable lots on Columbia Heights, which | \*shineton, D.C. ‘The work required will be mainly. ‘ated hort Pwest corm excavation of rock and boulders, stone and concrete gan be pureh: masonry and timber work. Forms and specifications ed Just now on very favorable’ term The cable road will Lring this property within quick 56: 8 desirable home or asuitable business place: : Pe can be obtained at this office. ‘The United States fe- terms very easy price only #2 E THE j | tue to the business center of the city. Server theright to reject any ind all propessia ‘rive a a S2iper month. They are well sittated, convenient THOS. Fialize § oo, Spproved Petee rr op, nse, £2 the acteof bk SALE —. WELL-BUILT = Gepot and are worth the prices asked approved Februsry i, 183, and February 23, 1857 dS; 10 rooms: good WAKNER & CO., vol. 23, ‘vol. 3 Bouse on Minit. nw. bet. K 24. Page 414. Statutes at Stable: lot 2Oxscb P25, page 2, and vol. ‘800. App O16 Fst. now. very de- | Large." GEORGE H- ELLIO ‘utenant Colonel of toB. & RUSH d ¥. Te wines osldine fore. Cheap af Sve: er foot; 3 caah. jeers, U my l-st&myzib28 JOE SALE_ONGTH ST. NE. A BEAUTIFUL aie coe 3 — ae R CORED 3. E rep haae, Spd, bath Radidsomeiy, papered: | nication, « NEW. ciegant and exceedingly convenient LE BEAUTIFUL LOT ON 3D 9T_ N.W. | Per the Kecruiting heudes Cee te Sa Ie chang et: Mate Mn sproperty, Be | Mad coulurtabie dwcline houke, wath 12 rows cud | 2) newt §. Sai Wil Ue sold for, 81,800, cn caay | 4i9 {uch ot. w fe cities oi a offere a adjoining ‘ ete. bath root, supplied Uy @ pi A i Sy USM & CObibien st awe Ji.st Hace heim Foam, suppl x aoe a ape aaa a “e water is Seawn frente sepat pian eae ah BR SALE—S7 FEET FRONT ON NST. N.W, CLOCK, NOON SUNE BeOS eS? Nat ‘A. handacune, jarwe reals: Ist. bet. 17th ana | tht aml slucht descent, uf cold. soft water, furmshine cists balanes ot ey jm rear. Price, $1.10 | and then opened for furniahing cooked rations to thd Sth sts. the fro a ooh mudance and strictly pure at all times, in & er foot : 4 cash; balance on easy term: recruiting party and recruits at this rendezvous dur. Seoeer of the ins eoeea elena ence ee | Siete scum dairy or oli bree cee im Som, | ie T.K. BROOKS, 616 12th st._ | Inethe fiscal year ending June 30 Te Phos ae THOd. J. Fishel & CO. advantages of ice (requiring no labor to «et the use of | OR SALE-OOR. OF NORTH CAPITOL AND | stantial meals dal nd a due proportion of soap and ap30-3t Lit F st. n. it), 's the dwelling bas a deep, cold anddry cellar, Hanover sts. n.w., jot 76100 to alley. Cheap at (Seg peeing ¢ KOVErnMent reserves JPor saie— Hocktilie Yor comforts if indeed it teu Ue tousd sath | #120 ber foot. EEE BROUKS, Sloth st. apob.oe | the right ations to be furnished ot piacke eee. i A a ae ee the = oo ing | where. : Dy ee yo ot BS ST. BET. fae Tod ne BD aie Ce vo infor- room is. open Brepiaces, Be-- on ‘and 7th ne. rear and wili | imation will ished on application oftice. Rhode Island ave. Ue. 14th and 1th ste To secure it call upon or address at once the owner, | aubuivite to advaninge. b0c. per foots ty cashe Envelopes contgining propowis to be marked ‘-Pro- ap90-38 THus. J. ee oe WILLIAM READING, aplast Tt. BRO B, 61 Fations ' and Rockville, Md. Or SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Or WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, ‘Real Estate Agents, Washington, D. C. None but first-class tenants need apply. _ap30-2w* MY VERY DESIRABLE &ROOM Burger cooked ‘addressed to Capt. 0. 8. URBANK, Tenth Infantry, ‘Recruiting Officer. sps0.mytaose BY eae ae ee ee ee /ROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS! -PLIES.— poh canieteaaaten, Ste ein dup at this office until ONE O'CLOCK P'S, MONDAT. F98 SALE-ONE OF THE PRETTIEST CORNER Jots in the southeast, haying a frontage of 83 feet on Kentucky ave, and abgut tue same on South Caro- oa ete, hr eoSae TONY ENE BROOKS, 616 12th at. F°%, SALE—CORNER OF 7TH AND yy N.E.; ; 3 SOR SALE-GET YOURSELF A BEAUTIFUL Pian: tale €700, gui banae 12, oath nents. now vase; 7 rooms, task were im gut: bath pantry cabinet inantein: Eonary rane: ay avenue: only three sutares frou cable cary in ‘tection: repay tuprovi SUNE FIRST. 1801, for furnishing’ © “peculation at price sked: 1k) Harewood ave. Ts cottage at Washington Grove, Sid., for | I 72x116to 10-toot alley; will. make 8 wood eatin? cae eee ae Brett Pure :house opeat to's. W- A COULTER: ii = Tare side, Fart ‘window, &c. SAMUEL | Cheapest ground in that section at $1-10 per foot. br ma scene, POURINHORS Stn wetows Be SER | Casaste BTR EOOK SUG EE at. | Aanelt, Ay atin eet, ey bepertoent, ahd ts 3 LNT | JJOK SALE BEAUTIFUL F. Ti ACRES | JOR SALE— June 30, 1802. Blank forms of pro} Fe sticas a ve.- with Turse ide iot, | F' we inliee frees Agee Tie, mics pear and ise MEI ay Bs between Connecticut ave, and | the ites aired! house war, lot 3 | ou ge, ore = ood order. 3 oan alley. Poloisec water om west We Mt HOWMER Situs | gursaEtM™ ore oa See ‘THOS. 3. FISHER & CO. plication to this ‘Bi : st apuoit* | ap’hlw REDFORD W_ WALKER & SON, 1006F. | _ap20-3t 2806 ¥ ot n.w._ | gach tem separately. Proposals gery MR SALE_-TWO TEN- LOTS, THREE | JOR SALE_FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR _A| lancous supplies:” ‘and sidresaed E” THORP, mninties from Beltariie aie t .; Totrom | Foahases iva tore, cone Hoe cag kw | Bape sented addres si minutes from Beltsville Sta., B. and Washington ; beautiful building ai RV. HALL, apeant 100 St. Paul st., Baltimore, Md. Fok RENT—POR THE SUMMER—A BEAUTIFUL gan be subdivided into six lots; five 18 feet front 10.500. Cash payment, & 30; ivilege te fore maturity. ORD. Te Pate mow apse it SALE—ON W ST. BET. 10TH AND FLORIDA ap20,30.my1,3,19,90 ROPOSALS FOR PURCHAS! Ww Pere AT UNITED GEA TES RES. RE WASHINGTON. D. C_—BUREAU OF YARDS AND '@ in notes w Kk & KUTHERE fruit and shade. Price $35 ber month. °F scalea, office, sheds, Se. all in scood condition: dorsed *'Proposais for Purchase of Weat’ thse tious, Tent chance for at Navy Yard, Washington, D-C.." will be tested et NAP THILLIPS & SON, this Bureau until ONE O'CLOCK PYM. on WEDSESY ork ie “desiring to go into the wood pert Tek bbe. aan ‘aver 1419 Ne ber ft, 2. we 1419 R_ | DAY, MAY THIRTEENTH. 1801,” snd” puoi CREA TIFUL PROPERTY ON THE POTOMAC. HK SALE 0x10, FRONTING ON 2D AND 3D | Plant forins of propose will be feces an Huh eatiy sad convemtent 40 fhe city 10 actex | Kat 5. carton coro of Mc, Thin te eirabe | Dame ores Of, Provoale wll be forwarded. upcn s good” land: hhiproved by one large double brick | ground and will make cheap: building lots: ‘Free 90 | Rucation te Washineton Dic. elble security. mapeion with hewn stoue wing. and all, necessary | ts. per foot. _T. K. BROORS, O16 12th st. api0-3t_| will be required for the faithful pethern eee ay eee retina tue pew se pronounced the finest upon | Toi SALE—LOT ON FLORIDA AVE. NW. BET. | contract and the: right is reserved Soropee ney cen Seo | the river. ———e POALV ER SO. th and oth ms Proposals not t leemed advan poous to le koverninent aud wath Atted wih eledricity and | | ap25-7t TOi0 Fst. Rew fork aves nw. sand dollars (81,060) must, accompany bide for the Mill be sold for 81,00 leve than: Vober ati" OR SALE_ NEN SOLROOM HOUSE, ASD. CH: | OR SALE REAL PATATE stip now son H FARQUHAR, Chief of Bureau, MELEE 2 BO excellent water: lange Jot, five. iisates a = —_. See FORE 2 ME MRT TA J2ES F- | trom station. V. E- HINE, Vienna, Va. apl7-3m" Ey PROPOSALS FOR CONVERTING PAINT SHOP, sasy payments without cash spe | FOR SALE_ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL inte Tmo Otiocry Guarter, Berean DC FRE SALE HOUSE 905 10TH XE. LO homes in Fails C Va. ‘corner lot Docks, Navy Department, Washington, D. C., April = Inquire on premises. do scents. Site spoctons porches: feats end sherds ceca erat 22° 11. Realed “proposslay tn “tapicate, Jat FitovMtenns Weal, KA. PHILLIPS & 30k. im atpis "Proposals for Officers’ Qi co hineton,"* will ; be received at this bureau until ONE. O'CLOCK P's. fg a Bs ck | _ap2s7t 1419 Kew York on ‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE SEVENTEENTS ict, eS At te ince culy flee. | YOu SALE—450 ACRES OF LAND IN CAPE MAY 15k 18k: | Sotidae and bank formset sere caste en ee tor ees Sem “Bin pga, lox reased os GL Be | sea BOO Lo Beas eee tae et ee eee acd, Weeki eereat gr go the commandant oath. W. € DUVALL. wer Fee erase” | thect 's Point: alwo the riparian rights of the tenants | of the havy yard, Washinton, D. 6: arver: a - “terms | pected to fully fnform themssives ot the character io Ee ee ee DUls “Lumber | tue work required: by visiting: ine ‘ytod as Bete ie oc ery destrabie houses and lots. very chayy, | $uestions of drainage, bath houses, Sc. | This property where plans tay be ‘xan bi will be req ment contract, and the right is reserved to reject any or all ‘For tarther uitormation, Plans, Ae. apply to tx and sige resus cu very con pee SH WALKER Gao ER. 458 Louisiana JOR SALE_BARGAINS—LOTS AT HALF VALUE eS ae purchasers who will build « house at Forest | proposals uot deemed advantayeous, to the coven SALE_NEW YORK AVE. NEAR MT. Gien. ‘itd, "te, moe beaut village an the meres: | BToWomala, Bot deemed, advantaveous to the i F: Bon Square. corner property. an elecani tame | _ap2s-eo6t 496 Chestout st.. Philadelphia. | Potten trac Band OM Be J ae ETERS, | ment, and to: Soliare 3, iy scopanpent Bide story orick 3 : ik BALE—S00 ACRES ON BALTIMONE anp | {also st” ‘apzt-lm "| forthe work. N. H. PARQUMAL, Uhiel of Dureas’ Se eg oe Fier the oe SMALL. LOTS ISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES POST. water. Apply toG, &. BANSEMER, Leurel.Ma | siyy rd. Wo HERTFORD, 1419 G sk. erecta | M D.C, aiid ‘Department, » D.C., April 15,1801. — Seated proponais will be fecelvad ai’ tile departeoat until SATCRDAY, the SIXTEENTH Da MAY, ‘1801, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, at which. tind and place they will be opened in the presence of bid: Kk SALE—TWO OLD COLONIAL ESTATES IN E rick mansions in yood repair 3 "Very ressonable prices for. salve: JOR SALE— F BROOKLAND LOTS. MERRILL, TERRY & WHITE, SPOS ills Look for s safe and profitable investment, ui Re oe ae tow —, o show you these :ots. or their authorized ayents or attorneys, 1 z SSPE, NER trea FeSO STOUR EST Wia| ae TAD NEAT ie, | Rrerie sot ogras ela ane atime ere ay ee LAUREL, MD. A YINE HoME, | NEAREST SUBUKBAN LOTS TO WASHINGTON. | and keeping the clocks in Tepalt aed tay ee apse TLis F st. nw. house 8 rooms; good cellar. fine well. outkitehen, | \., Have stean. and electric car facilities. @ch coal, wood, ice, carpets, chairs, cotton cloth (for orn oe wee a nt Mouse: about Acres. variety ot | NEAR THE UNIVERSITY AND SOLDIER HOME. | Sap ioounting, soap, clenst paar ma een ier Fives icons hoe Oak ater eae CTH ST. | tae itnamieny, We anste en plsak malt pet Pinte showing ther nusire action’ of counterend ide | wigek and corm bron, deak aud waate-paper 4 + ES romen beeen Oa eee nae, CEN OT ut owing the autire Tei feces ers oarine pout Bae ange | #4040, or wl rade torwolnn O8Y.." oo stance 0 fete tn stations electric are, city ad fini July ty fat "tnd ending dune'90, 1902: Did Poous, jot 5 toalley; s:a-sall stable in rear, | aP2é Ln 2S ab vf points: ‘or distribution. Ty naa Reick, Sve Sete ey EABTERDAY e' VAL | Eom RENT AND BALE_WASHINGTON GROVE, ‘rice from €200 up, with monthly payments. _| front the Fost Office Depertirant satoey wane Pane O24 F. Pac tiding. iw | Bsa. several fine in different perts of the | For further culars apply to = ing and the new building immediately o| ‘the GOK SALE-LET Us TALK WITH YOU Abot Genes for rout for the seeeun, $39. 10-8100. and HNES & WEAVER, | partment and for washing towelas Biase fer topes: Beieotasty cu iat we Ae SEE SOU ABET | ere: Pgash te Gide BE De PGK, wet s70t im SO a | ea, ren ooecancar one vine detailed matemont of fety progtable investzuent by some al in style | _ sped (OR SALE—LOTS. aie rt Weep proaaie Uy bo wnseyie | 9 ‘and also the catimated quantities ‘yprobebly to “be te- rise = y ae buiiding. It will tase F ‘CHV ON THE B. AND Pot SA AE ACLS ON TEED. SD R.. 008, quired of each, end giving full isfutiy focatad: board wake being iakd to station. ties suanner of and conditions to be observed tr . PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC LAND IMPROVE- TYLER & RUTHERFORD, , ve ¥ stn. | will well these lots from #203 80800 per lot, wach ts MENT COMPANY Iatanlent ad ‘Sten ce (OK SALE_EOY_ N. W. NEAR 2TH: d0xlua 10 | lower than guy property im that locality. For Uckets | Geer sor sale CHOICE BUILDING LOTS and BEAU. | ment, Washinuton. D. ‘The boat Te fey : oy, clogant location f r ofice or apart. | and informationcsile®, » prooKs, 616 12%b et. BENE AST Ea ‘aitante on the Condutt road egigecet ands tgs te a bids, to waive tech wnt Fields GU Jeary. “4 DAMA : VER FAR: ANY | Drices ranging from 10 TO soc FEI SQUARE POOR | Ject the other parts Sk: WALTEIEED: pees re lz Fern. | ROR SALE POTOMAC RINE MS-MANY | Vivi propery is vutee. MILES trom Oe WATE General. i 3 apli-law.41 )KOPOBALS FOR FRESH BEEF.—OFFICEA.O. PWinhacon Berri, De Ce April ty i Sealed proposals, in ‘triplicat to the ustal Sonditions, with & copy of thisad gtiached, ‘Will be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLUC NOON on SATURDAY, MAY SEC ‘and of ing 10 fe ea Dropertion at bargain oe RELL MAY 15—i5i1 ISTH ST. N. Woy ‘G. H. CAL! ow brick, 6 rocws, and cack iT & CO., apis-Im* 1010 F sé! nw. 1 TOTS. _ COTTAGES. COUNTRY ‘Laine fering and’ timber, tenday Metropolitan, and sew ere im Montroncry county: ‘apit-lm COKE D. LUCRETT. Kockvilie, Md. SALE-AT A BAKGAIN CHOICE LOTS AT Lg re HOUS "and hasan elevation of frou. 200 10 300 feet ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE CITY. ‘The Conduft road. «\ besutital ‘imacsdamized rosa, ote. OUD, packer theca the property an ee far. the PRETTIEST DIVE in "or about the ‘Dis TLE “HEGULAR CITY STREETS have been She dweihngs prvage tn ettte en cote. Teer RAILWAY along the Con- Gait ro will shorty be commence fai row c cS For plate and furtLer particulars apply at 1415 F st. nw. Washington, D.C. th and cel ‘i auley, paved. Price, 7 Prewins. —sahiote SALE_1HE NE. CORNE net. with 10-roou: oo OND, nce for i ‘Beof required by the bul U.S. a fence Doparungne U8 Ary Sith post, fr anne ‘Proposals must om ap21-3m )OB SALE_IN MT. PLEASANT, Patani on aes epls-1m FOR SALE THE AND DRIEST LOT nD. and Leaub divs of Li =o x doabeads oe Biot a ee LE-TWOSTORY x ithe STORY BAY SICK IGHT, HULING & SEHON, - CLINGS. fo at SALE—LANGE $STORY BRICK st. Bw. opposite “The Portiand gees ‘Want Dig ro 4 Connecticut are" and very near both iuprovements rere Dente. Ter aga. ‘“TOUIs P! SHOEMAKER, O20 Feta-w ‘my1 B SALE-LOTS ON ARLINGION, HEIGHTS ‘re the most desirable in the inarket. fine view of the city; on line of raliroad: streets mons ee es rable for sabi Hogm 5, Corcoran building. IVERDALE PARK. ‘COTTAGES AND LOTS FOR SALE. Randsomest suburban on the Baltimore and Obio railroad. Some choice lotefor sale. Also several airaciive cotiages bait in the moat (horoueh manner, Sail at oon 3. 1G Fat Tor tallroed tickets and visit this bestutiful place. epaeLin" 3. A. BLUNDON. ‘Fox SALE_NEW FIGHT Room COTTAGE ON ‘comer lot at Brookland; very pretty location ;nice lot, 4.1 3 easy terms spied REDTOND W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F. 4K RENT—FURNISHED, NEAR SANDY Springs, Md., thirteen Tooms; also four-room Cot- tage in yard, ble and 3 ice; fine water, shade, lawn, fruit, good roads; watifui country; no beiter neighborhood; meats, poultry, butter, yp ate = 3 and vegetables of best Satie noeeces daily at country: at wil i eeason Or by your: Price: mou ap2d-0t B2°A. BALLINGH, 1425 ¥ at. AKMONT. A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN SET- tlement ma gel Washington Grove. on the Metro- — Branch railroad. Opiy twenty iots left. These ave been reserved in the most desirable parts of the gettlement. Several la: and handsome houses have been ‘tand occupie barron trains daily both: xpress trains only forty minutes. Post office, neighbors, telecraph, express, schools, churches, 00d. beautitul” grove ot. trees. food. water, every conve: ence tos Piguaant rubs ban residence. Washine7@ "tho well-known. suinmer ‘resort goitaren, on the opposite side of therailroed. ‘Thess Gakinont lots winch we now offer for sal ‘from, y200 10 #500 and have a frontage of 100 feet erie was je-fourth cash; balance ome and two ‘And ten-acre lots fronting on town road at bie ‘We have plate and ices and will taki ‘show them the I ‘ap25-Ow WARREN CHOATE & CO., 730 1ith st. FOE Aue TNO, FHUNDBED «SUBURBAN aces and farms near Washington. Send stam map of the country around Washington with his Large Tatot property. "SaMEs Ee CLEMENTS apzsew 1821 Fat.n.w.. Washington, D.C. (OR SALE—VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN- F IMPROVED PHOPERTY ON GEORGETOWN ‘The undersigned offer for sale the desirable improved ate on the Heihts of wn, known as inthicum or Dent Place.” by “Lovers’ Lane’ on the tast, by Observat on the west and ‘Linthicum Piaoe” on the tains about 240,000: Y % together the most attractive home {u the District, ‘The dimensions and 1 Of the other parcels will appear from the plata, "No more desiratle pure Chase could be made by parties desiring either'e howe “TFUll uformation as to terms and conditions of aale, ‘ull information conditions of sale, ‘kc., will be cheerfully furnished by the unders WILLIAM A GORDON, ‘380 $3 we, nw. JAMES H. TAYLOR, 613 1th et.'n.w., 9p23-3mn, ‘Asatnecs. Fei, SEE HEADQUARTERS FoR CHOICE lots in Brookland, University Heighteand vicinity, Most ‘thriving suburb of Washinton. kvery| building. "Pcturesque scenery. Art serninary estate Ushed. "Observatory affording’ most extensive view ; Freo fectures ‘at University. Elegant, new. stone station on B. and 0.. heated by steam, &e. Every inducement to locate your home ere, ts it is ony three miles out and in close touch with the city: od by Lincoln avenue or electric Cars or B. and O. trains. " Deeds in best lesal fori free Ot cost to Purchasers.” Hf you have business ia this section put it in our hands.” It is our specialty. 8. @. TRUSLER & CO.. apt7-2at" SIZ F st. aw. FQ2, SALE AT, TAKOMA— SEVERAL WELL. located lots in sub of the Grammar Piace, this side Of railroad, | For terms and plate call on im REDFOKD W. WALKER & SON, 1008 Fst. OR SALE— LOTS 50 BY200 LOTS Adjacent to THE NATIONAL CHAUTAUQUA At 875, #100, ase $200 on Stoathly ‘yments of S10 neat layin ine wicinty, overlooking the xa fm shores’ beautiful’ Dest ‘tnd best Investusent offered in suburban properte, oo Plats and full information aa ‘be ot of C. PAYNE & CO., its, _ap18-1m 013 15th st. next to monument. Woonsioz Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 7th st. ke, fucine the railroad on the west and: the pike of he cast and slopine toward Loth. ‘The inex cellent, water good and easily obtainable. "The subdl- vision is, cigut iniles from Washington and is the only ue on the branch which fronts on the pike. 'Thereare ten houses now.on the subdivision and more are to be Dulitat once. "The Hock Creek National Pasi, a sur, Neyed, extends to 3 voint opposite the southern end of thin subdivision g:.{ to the west of it about three quate tery ct smile, Eacentive, svete, extebued fori tie eastern boundary of ‘the National ‘Fark sud wil cone Shute, when ‘completed, the nearest drive. from tho aul te for-sale on easy terms and lower than in other subdivision of similar advantages ‘The “Giex Koss House." 17 rooms, bath, hot and cold’ water, shade, finest site on the’ place, well adapted for sini iver Boarding hones, for gle Ge rent oi enay terus Siso, six-room, ‘nd. cold water, bath an. of laid. Price, with two-thirds of an acre terms to suit. For pists and particulars ly to. 3B. ¥. LE rs F. "EEIGErox, Owner. ave. 0.Ww. sre Vory fanilar with property ast eats ek en Columbia Heights. Cail und sec our list of iasvoted MnimProve FEB TORD W: WALKER & SON. ap7-1m 1006 F it. stable, apple edocs Men ieaPeay Dne ‘of Capitol ; th is Sheesh Ciel clhinateame ere Ger Tue Besr. 288 CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, ‘Trunks and Satchels of best make at low prices. Bunzrzzy, Registered Trade Mark, PURE RYE WHISKY, $42 Gallon, $1 Quart and 50c. a Pint. JAMES THARP, 818 F at. 7. WALKER 80N! 204 10TH ST. N.W.—FIRE bear ay “SE Lining sit ‘sizes: Trey apl1.3m BISHOP PHILLIPS BROOKS. Elevation of the Eminent Boston Clergyman by the Diocesan Convention, The convention of the Episcopal chureh in the diocese of Massachusetts yesterday in Boston elected Rev. Phillips Brooks of Trinity Church, Boston, to the office of bishop, to succeed the late Bishop Paddock. ‘The new bishop was born in Boston in 1895. He graduated at the Virginia Theological Semi- nary. He was early reco asa brilliant writer and eloquent preacher, and he is today considered the most popular divine in the American church. In 1869 he the rectorship of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Philadelphia and accepted a call to Trinity erm erage spoken of in . nently been of connection with the episcopacy, but he never ve any encouragement in this direction. In Hretconvention ia May, 1686, after a spirited contest, Dr. Brooks was elected assistant bishop, as cuudjutor to Bishop Stevens, but he declined ¢ place. Since his residence in Boston Dr. Brooks has become the most conspicuous broad church- man in some rei in the country, he be- longing to the school which is gene y repre sented by Bishop Clark of Rhode Island and in England by the late Dean Stanley and Canon Pe le has taken an active interest in the temperance reform and the discussion of sosial matlers. A LOW CHURCE VICTORY. The election of Dr. Brooks is a great victory for the “low church” faction, so called. For some time past, in fact ever since the death of Bishop Paddock, there has been an. int coutroversy between the’ tee feetne or ne Eplncopal church as to which ahoald hove sain new bishop. vassing for delegates bas beon as brisk as is’ av Rr i ii HI NO ONE SHOULD MISS IT. Saturday's Star Will Surpass Everything and Should Be Read Thoroughly. ‘There will be an unusual number of special articles in tomorrow's sixteen-page Star of peculiar interest to Washington people. Noth- ing has been spared to make the issue one long tobe remembered. The procession of Satur- day Stans has been a very brilliant one, but the unusual and gratifying characteristic is that as it proceeds the brilliancy constantly in- creases. Several of tomorrow's special chap- ters will be profusely and appropriately illus trated, and take it all inall Saturday's issue will stand without rival. The following are some of its features: WITH THE FLYERS (Illustrated). Sights and scenes at the Benning race track during the spring meeting. MUSCLE AND RELIGION. (Ilustrated.) The Y. M.C. A. from an athletic point of view. HOW TO REACH OLD AGE. (Iilustrated.) Chats on longevity with five septuagenarian statesmen. By Frank G. Carpenter. A MARCH TO THE ZOO. (Iilustrated.) ‘The procession of beasts soon to move to the new park. FORGERS ARE NOT FEARED. (illustrated.) Tho work of noted counterfeiters and the bureau of engraving and printing. ARTISTIC AND BECOMING. (lustrated.) Some of the latest combinations for fashiona- ble costumes. MERCURY'S TRANSIT. (Illustrated.) ‘The performance which the planet is billed for next week. HOIST WITH HIS OWN PETARD. A story of the oil countries. Written ex- pressly for Taz Evexixe Star by Annie Ashmore. FIGHTING THE FLESH. Adipose Americans and how they can prevent corpulence. By Celia Logan. GEORGE WASHINGTON. ‘Two instances when the famous patriot dis- played a good deal of temper. By John F. Coyle. ON AND OFF THE STAGE. Will variety farces hold their popularity an- other year? LIFE IN CHILL The picturesque manner in which Valpa- raiso is laid out. By Fannie B. Ward. THE AFTERNOON TEA. How tomake it an agreeable form of enter- tainment. By Mrs. John Sherwood. UNCLE SAM'S BARGAINS. Prospects for his trade with South American republics. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Everything now is light and airy for the coming summer. AMONG THE BALL TOSSERS. What the Washingtons have not been doing during the past week. NEW YORK NOTES. What is being talked about in Gotham. By ‘Tue Stan's special correspondent. HOUSES AND LOTS. Spring features of the Washington real estate market. ———+e+—____ THE CONVENTION OVER, Adjournment of the Medical Superintendents of Insane Asylums. The members of the Association of Medical Superintendents of American Institutions for the Insane,which has been in session at the Ar- lington since Tuesday, are today unanimous in their praise of St. Elizabeth's Asylum. They visited that institution in a body yesterday at the invitation of Dr. Godding and as a result they have nothing but words of commendation for its arrangement, equipment and manage- ment. After the adjournment of the morning session yesterday lunch was taken at the hotel and then the party found three big six-horse omnibuses ready to take them across the river. Little time was spent in filling them with loads of emi. nent physicians and then the start was made with br. Godding. in ‘the lead, having with him in his carriage Dr. Stearns, the retiring resident of the association. The line of march fea past the White House, army and navy build- ings, up the mall, and ‘through the Capitol grounds to the Navy Yard bridge, across to An- acostia, up Nichols avenue to the asylum. PHOTOGRAPHED AT TRE ASYLUM. At the hospital a photograph of the group was taken, after which the visitors were taken ona tour of investigation around the buildings and grounds by Dr. Godding and the members of his staff—Dr. A. H. Witmer, Dr. Stack. Dr. A. C. Patterson, Dr. Simpson, Dr. Blackburn and Dr. Latimer. The visitors were pleasantly entertained at a luncheon of sandwiches, salads, ices and lemon- ade. After a couple of hours spent in a thor- ough study of the methods and arrangements of the institution the party started on the re- turn trip to the city, enthusiastic in praise of the hospitality and the painstaking efforts to make their visit pleasant and profitable by Dr. Godding and his assistants, and of the admira- ble conduct of the institution. In the party were Dr. Benjamin Blackford, Dr. J. M. Toner, ex-Surgeon General Moore, Drs. Walter Channing, C. K. Clark, H. B. Mere- dith, J. B. Andrews, A. R. Moulton, C. G. Hill, John B. Chapin, N. E. Payne, R. M. Phillips, J. T. Steeves, L. F. Dozier, Theodore W. Fisher, W. P. ‘Crumbacher, Ge ¢ Palmer, HP Stearns, C.,W. Pilgrim, O. T. . F. Folsom, E."N. Brush, John Curwen, W. M. Krupp, H. M. Wetheril, C. Burr, B. D. East- ant. A. Gordon, Evarts, Wright, Talcott, Harmon, Fairon, James D.’ Munson, Prince, Wagner, Lyon, Brice and about # score of others. THE CLOSING SESSION. At the closing session of the association this morning the committee on time and place of holding the next meeting of the association re- jorted that they had settled upon the second esday of May, 1892, as the time. At the meeting yesterday this city was selected as the oper place for holding it. The sentiment Taatecems to prevail among the members of the uesociation is strongly in favor of meeting in Washington at least once in every two *Dr. Brush of the committee on resolutions oy a su 's were banks were tendered to ti "rarious people who have shown courtesies to the association, and the highest praise was given to Bt. Eliza- beth Hospital for the able way in which it is managed. It was characterized as Teflecting the greatest credit upon Dr. Godding, the superintendent, apd his able corpsof assistants. The local papers were also commended as effi- cient coadjutors in the success of the meeting, as well as in all that is best in the interests of the mentally unfortunate. REMEMBERING DECEASED MEMBERS. ‘The hour for reading the obituary notices of deceased members had arrived by this time ands resolution of regret was passed at the news of the death of Dr. Chapin Bancroft, superintendent of the New Hampshire State Asylum for the Insane at Concord. Dr. Godding, who was an early associate of Dr. Bancrort, paid an eloquent tribute to his Dr LF. Dosier read the obituary bishop in officiated. Count has had a diplomatic career covering a period of more than fifteen years. For five Was first secretary of ‘the logation in ton, and in the of the Italian was charge d'affaires. An enjoyable tea was given by the young ladies of the eighth grade of the School Thursday afternoon in the school building, the being the of the pupils and a few invited frien table was tastily decorated with and ferns and the salads, ices, tea, coffee, &c., served during and evening were all made by the young ladies of Miss Aukward’s school, who have re- ceived their instruction in cooking M. J. Meriliat. After the tea dance, to which the friends of the pupils were invited. The success and reception was due entirely to Miss Merillat, who was assisted by Mi and the following young ladies, pupils of school: Misses Walker, Wallace, . Wol- land, Jett, Street, Sboenborn, Adama, Flemi- ken, ‘Weisman, Irwin, Jorden, King, Wiley, Carter, Murray and Lollie and Ballen. | Among the others, present were Mr. and Mrs. Whelpiey, Mr. and Mrs. Bullen, Mra. Lockhart, Mrs. Merillat, Misses Bock, ‘Little, Kenzi Wi McGowan, Harring- tons ode, 3 — Douty and ‘angus Mra. Martin and Miss Hattie Martin are lo- cated in the house of Representative Oates of Alabama, 1748 Q street, which they have leased until December next. Mrs. Martin ix looking for a married daughter, Mrs. Maner of South Caroling, to pay era visit during the summer. The invitations are issued to the wedding of Lieut. Jas. L. Sill and Miss Poirier of New York, which will occur in that city the evening of the 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Robbins left the city Inst week for a visit to St. Louis and other western cities. They will probably be absent two months, ‘They are at present in Columbus, io. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lloyd of Troy are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patrick on Massa- chusetts avenue. Mr. Lioyd is eminent com- mander of Apollo Commandery, Knights Tem- lar, and captain of the celebrated Tibbetts Cadet Corpe of Troy. Quite a gathering of friends witnessed the marriage last might at the Trinity Church of Miss Marion Watson, daughter of Mrs. 8. Wat- son, to Mr.8. Leonard Kerby. The ushers were Mr. L. Nachman, Mr. William Gresser of Richmond, Mr. William Terry, Mr. Albert Wat- sonand Mr. James Kerby. These gentlemen wore each a white rosebud in the lapel of his dress coat. When the bride came the ushers preceded her up the aisle. Here only attend- ants were two handsome little boys—Master Leo Nachman and Master Fred Kerby—who were dressed alike and carried pretty bouquets of Jacque roses. ‘The bride and groom went up the aisle together. Rev. Dr. Addison per- formed the marriage ceremony. The bride wore a trained gown of white silk. Across the front of the skirt was a deep flounce of Valen- ciennes lace festooned with orange blossoms. The waist was cut rounded at the neck and edged with lace. Her veil was held with orange blossoms and she carried s bunch of white roses. Among those nt were Mrs. 8. Watson, Mr. "Watson, Mr and Mra TL. Nachman, Mee, Gressett, Miss Clara Watson, Mrs. Kerby, Mr. and Mrs. Harman of Prince’ George's county, Mr. and Mrs. P. Nachman, Mre. P. Goldschmid and son, Mr.and Mrs. Farber, Mr. and Mrs. McKenney, Miss Kate Milier, Dr. Bayne, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Robinson, Mr. 8. Nachman, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Cummins, Miss Cummins, Miss Annie Dinnie, Mr. and Mrs. Gardman and Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirby. A reception followed at the residence of Mra. Watson, at which 150 guests were entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Kerby did not take a wedding tour, owing tothe ill health of the former, which a few days ago threatened to prevent the marriage. Mrs. Richard Wallach was the hostess of a 5 o'clock tea yesterday at the Country Club. Mrs. B. H. Warder gave a luncheon of four- teen covers to young lady friends of her daugh- ter last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann of Tanglebank, Kalorama avenne, have left the city for a few ‘weeks’ visit to New York. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the wedding of Mrs. and Mrs. A. N. Canfield was tly celebrated last evening at their 230 9th street northeast. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Darnall, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Darnall, Mr. and Mrs. H. ©. Darrah, Mr. and Mrs.J.H. Dory,Mr. and Mr. A. H. Frear,Mr. z and Mrs. N. L. King, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McNerhany, Mr. and Mra. 8. Raymond, Mr. and Mra. H. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Smith, Capt. and Mrs. AF. §) ‘Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Whitcomb, Mrs. M. J. A. Cox, Miss Frances Fuller, Miss D. A. wry Mrs. nS romp, Haan J. H. Galloway and Master Paul 8} . Congratulations were extended by Manes: Spey ond Darrah and fittingly responded to by Mr. Canfield. A handsome silver service and # large num- ber of other tokens of regard were received. Duets were sung by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Me- Mr. and Mrs. Frear and Mrand Mrs. 8 and ,solos by Mrs. H. F. Smith, Mr. J.J. Nerliany and Master Paul Sperry, A bountiful Tepast closed the evening’s enjoyment. ‘The regular Saturday evening reunions of the National Rifles, which have been so popular and so largely attended during the season, will be extended two more evenings, May 2 and 9. The ninth regular season of these delightfal dances commenced November 1 and ended April 25, and they have been very liberally ws ed the eye friends of the ‘ites, former of whom ve uy the committee a continuation of Freche reunions for two more Saturday evenings. Auction Sales of Real Estate. Latimer & Sloan, auctioneers, have sold at public sale a lot 20x120 feet with ten-foot alleys on side and rear, located on N street between North Capitol and Ist streets northeast, to J. J. Malone for 65 cents per square foot; also two lots adjoining the above, each 20x10 feet to an alley, to E. for 61 cents per square foot; also alot at the northeast corner of 24 and L streets northeast, Jx100 feet, to VR. Brooks for 72 cents per foot; a frame dwelling No. street, the lot being 21x100, to Alexander 5. Clarke for $2,900. Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. have sold at public sale a frame house, 308 13) alley, to L. Behrens for #1,510; also a tw: frame house adjoining the above, the lot Seen es Pee eee for €1,605; |, square part qi ii to 19x100 feet on L street if ie i fli 3 8 a surprising low price and took him to He here gave the name of James Nagle and stated that he hed arrived here yesterday morning, when be got the tick- ets. ‘These tickets are quite a good impression i i i ral iH at in allt te fi H i INDIAN SOLDIERS, ‘They Will Ald Very Materially in Settling the Indian Problem. Reports received at the War Department of the operations of the officers who are trying to secure the enlistment of Indians in the regular army are full of encouragement and the doubtful feeling entertained when the project was first undertaken has vanished. Already three troops composed altogether of Indians have been recruited, including one made up of Geronimo’s Apaches, now at Mount Vernon Darracks, Ala, and others will soon be om ganized. The results of this undertaking are, ft is anid At the War Department, likely to be more bene- ficial than was expected, and some officers pre dict that the whole Indian problem is likely to be peacefully and finally acttled as the onteome ofes =~ ‘that — yey St 0 large ember of ; bucks, ho have heretofore been ed intoy trouble through sheer idleness and lack of proper in- "Bo, too, the mew policy ia having « new and beneficial effect upon ‘he Tofinn It has been ® common complaint that the dian children after going through the industrial schools find no opening for active work when they return to their Gen. Kelton says that the army is now likely to give employ- ment to all of the graduates that the Indian schools are likely to turn out. There is room in the army for them and they will be recruited to serve as company cooks, post bakers, troop Dlackemiths, musicians and in other places here the technical education received by them at the schools can be given scope with is to the Indians and the army. — SHOOTING STARS. TRE MAT MORXING. Mrs. Squantum: “This is the first of May. Aren't you going to move?” Mrs. Bantam: “Oh, no; I pay my rent.” A gardener makes bis bed. but he dosen't have to lie in it—New York Borning World. Perhaps not. But he seems to bave to lie about it. What the fashionable world of men needs is silent spring suit If Jerry Simpson were an English stateaman as he isan American statesman, be would never receive the “garter.” He hasn't any use for it. IN THE GARDEN. Miss Pie Plant: “Go and bring me that ‘Don Juan’ over there by the fence.” The Gardener: “I don't understand, Miss.” ‘Miss Plant: “Get me the rake, stupid.” OUR ELEPHANT. Behold our forepawed elephant, And hear the small boys whoop, He's anchored to a block of stone, We've got him in the Zoo-p. Anew brand of rocket for summer resort fireworks is called the McKinley bill, for ob- A private interest—10 per cent a month. That New York minister, who sucked # cork down his windpipe must have been very ary. ‘The works of a clock are known by itshands. THE USUAL WaT. Jangle: “T was the only man saved from that burning hotel.” ‘ Bangle: “How did you happen to be so for- tunate?” Jangle: “I don't know, unless it was thet T was the only one in the lot who had his life insured.” ‘MAY DavETIES. Get move onto you. Buy a straw bat. Keep on your flannels. Stand off your tailor for a summer suit. Let's go a-Maying. Put shoos on your chickens. Is this hat enough for you, ‘Thermometers are going up. Beware of the May Queen business. Strawberries and ioe cream. Yum, yum. Busset shoes are palatable. ‘This is the last spring month. ‘The summer girl begins to flutter. Picnics will soon be in the market. ‘The white vest is at the bat. Oh happy day! Oh first of May. A poem prepared “bys girl aged 15” is at hand. It is called “A Sweet Dream,” and twit- ters along as follows: “I wish I had a lover, dear, Tiore ton someeisciee tape” « ‘Then I'd be the any, : I wish I bad @ lover, dear, ‘Who is quite manly and w The remainder of the poem was written om the other side of the sheet, and » printer up stairs, who docsn't know a beating heart from beating a landlady out of « board bill, forgot to turn it over, #0 only the above was saved. This is enough, however, to show that fifteen year old girls have no business monkeying with poetry or love. It takes very large and pow- erful man with long hair to tackle poetry: and love—well love can get away with the best of us. There, Sissy, run along now and be a good little girl and mind your mother. place. Crawford Bland and Denny Kelly into a fight and, it is alleged, Kelly knife and cut Bland in Union Veteran Legion. Encampment 69,U.V. L., held its regular Afth Thareday entertainment at Elks’ Hall, 902 Pena- sylvania avenue, last evening and quite alarge number of ladies and gentlemen, invited guesta, were present. Col. Jno. T. Brady delivered opening address, giving a brief history of and ite iH RE li f £ |