Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1891, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR _SALE---HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. QOR SALE OR RENT—NEW THREE-STORY 10-roor begernent brick dweliing on the northwest combined hot water and aot nag: eiectric Letis, speaking tubes and sll mod. provements: having a soutern aud ‘and lane Darkine: it is one of the most de! Au houves im this city ; termseasy. Apply on prewises, DOK SALE-WE HAVE SEVERAL NICELY LO ated noasem ‘with modern imaproveuenta, which we offer at a low price. A lew are Corner residence. Ks. two-story and attic cottage at Laurel, comparatively Dew ; lot Pree SP WARNER & CO. $16 Pst. aw. ‘Several desirable cottages at Takoma Park. Prices B. H. WARNER & CO., ‘A brick house on the west side of 14th st. between lot ts 20x14 feet to a 2-foot aliey. Price, about $3 | THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. LOR SALE_FINE GROOM BAY-Winnow BE CE | f Cand Hats. ee Pric fine yard in rear; east front a near Q and Uih mw. ; snd easy terms. J. i. NICE FOUR-RooM HOU! fronts om business street; ‘G. J. BOND. gall fod. temp; cheap: $3,000. Apply Tetween Aand B sts. s.0., 2-story and ¢ bifek ; 10 rooms and bath ; lot 2 . WARNER & B. H. WARNER & 0 fused—a nearly new bric ‘gnd 4th: handsome front. three stories and jarge lots splendid chance to purchase DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. v.w. PE f | SOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE I WILL | } ‘ell a choice piece of aq. from Pa. av and chandeliers TST, s.W. NEAR FRANKEL beiek: 10 rooms an southeru exposuie. 0 DAVID D. STO: Fst. pow. JOR SALE-Is10 LINDEN ST.. LE DIOIT PARK; Tesovaaoe tris iw storte anni bane: Foe in fistciase Tepalt; east front: 18.6 frost, side and rear silays: easy terms if de- sired [price low cal for hey. bath; furnace heat; PAL AVE. NEAR 2TH ST. NW. A yatery bic i Din J.; heated by fur- iL itney & ware, DAVID D. STONE: 906 {OR SALE—MASS. AVE. NE. NEW BAY. dow brick; brown stone basement ; Poo" Glectetc belis, &c. ; will sell cheap, as the owner to leave the city pre je STONE. 806 F st. nw. LE 94.500 WiLL BUY A BAY A com odious 3-story brick, haying 14 id and Gd n.W. 5 10 Price, 310,000. near 6th; Groows and “916 F st. thew. bricks on Callan st. northeast ; ARNER & CO. two story 6-room b ied at $11.50 each. ps. ; tm first- lass repair : lot 202100: price very low; §4,00. For Ferrait {6 inspect io BYViD’p. svox {OR SALE—A DESIRABLE BRICK ON 12 Rw. 2 sprigs ani uasement. 7 rooumsand batts & Dargain at 64,550. it SASH, AVED'D: STONE, 808 F st. nw. ‘POR SALE—T ST. NEAR ISTH ST_N_W_. BRICK, 7 Fgotbe and bath: food repair, lot 18x10) to alley’ DAVID D. STONE, 906 F st.n.w._ ‘po! S\LE_po You 3 1 Bat. ne < brie’: house: 4 Hon Sretclass, water, sewer, cas *. 806 F st. nw. and G sta, 2.0. 12 story brick; 7 idan ot Tae to alley. 100 paths ot MNS “Hs WARNER © CO., nd cellar brick. with 6 rooms and ween band ¥ sts ne. ‘w' atory brick on, Florida ave. between 4th TEAL MADISON, AVE ave aud stable. 3500. 3. P" DONOWOE. 3 East Capitol st cellar bricks, having 2 stores, 10 between 12th ond 13th sta. brick, containing 9 rooms, all ‘and inspect it. LOUIS P. 1 unys.. occupied ‘Niaege brick on 11th. between Nand O sts. n.w.5 rouny beck howe Gath: ot Spd colt water: | 1} roouusand bans lot Aggy et Tangeand Latrobe: will seil to colored LARGE LIST OF HANDSOME RST- dences in fasitonable sections 6: the n. ‘Dupont circle, & ‘One of these two-story and cellar frames on McLean Those desiring to pur- 1 B16 F st. thw. INT, PRETTY od, dined ginss, e.: | St ne” gaeuu just west of Lith st: n.w., c ery terns to. party who W. c. DUVALL EAR WN.W..PRAME feet front, alley 1 rear, ma, lot 21205; cheap to quick buyer. - near INC, Sstory bay’ Wil tia st. near U, S-stei DUK SALE—MILLER & ROU NEW HOUSES, EASY Droit Park, 6 rooms. . per month. 13,000 0) sion op the HM ing G rooms, water and as; price for afew days 10F $7,000." For permit to inspect pple to. DUGAN E BUTrER, "E—NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, A BEAUTI- ful Lome: $room house. 3 stories; stone founda- TSBG0 G5 any om jouse isa bargam at Wants « nice home in a choice ideation and im BH. WARNER & s34x80 to alley, im Alexanaria With Wash n Danenhower, hand G sts, 2. Ww. ‘OR SALE-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA., A NICE house for only @1,900; terms eas} Window Louse; six Fooms, eisctric ‘all mod. imps. LE: z dsome stone residence, the home of the Mass. ave. between 14th and Gnely Quisued im ail the details information turmiske on ap fe Secretary Winlom, FISHER & CO., Asad F st. iow. QOR SALE—SD ST. NEAR D story brick: 6 rooms, bath and A comfortable home for $2,500; it is a three-story Erie, only ¢3,000. MEWKILL, ontaining eight rooms, on 5 ‘Sroome and all mod. saps. ‘ DANENHOWER, bor. 13th and @sts. ¥., TWO-STORT on Ist. near Ist nw. Os. Frice, £7,(00. Price, #2000, on ‘Traders’ Netional DUR SALE_OTH Si HN. G-rooin house; lot 162100; rents $12.30 per month. WASH'N DANENHOWER, | }OK SAUB_ON MASS.AVE. NEAR t-rog: bay-window Ww. ick residence; all mod. itaps. 6) Gch near H ne. {OR SALEBY DUGAN & BUTLER. G09 F ST. ‘Ww. .wsinalt irame house on H st. bet this Louse wil be eo:d. d bath frame, arith ‘at 822.50 per month; Z-room brick, renting for ‘O60. ray 2b = Fentrd to a se000 t seven rooms: anceon time li, LEONARD ‘POR SALE—lola TO les HAREWOOD av and JOU Spruce st. 2 w. a the easiest terns. Also three handsome PO WHEAT, with A. M. & ‘Sinall cash paymen cesar; buiit tor owner's use; dry all SEUSS nog: ste and seven rooms: all modern inuproveuentss, Easy tornen, Mm to mid ith st me, sit roomsand beth. Terms L. F. RANDOLPH, ALE_ON # ST. Bi! 3 Sexy pretty 2story and basement bricks, con: 7 rooms and bath, with ail m. Pp For paciit to taspect apply to DUG Tos WANS. AVE, new S&room brown-stone and piess-brick front: fucking, Dow open apd inspections “Bew. Srooms, press brick aad Sans Basaied Price 87,000. a ‘Un St st. ar. near E. very nice near!y new Groom ‘Abercun at $4,400, ec Gis@zs Pst. me. new Groom bricks now being sig pois) stow open ap inspection ©. Groom bay-window brick, newly foous, renting for $12 WRIGET & STOCKETT, 'W FRAMES, 6 ROOMS AND b. each: every convenience; beaut Balance suonthly. F. Fae and b.; all }OR SALE-SEVIN-ROOM-PRESS BRIC stone triinwuincs; ail za.4. ;one of the most substan- farna-e and niectric TE 6S Leis sto ow. TIEUE BELCKS.6 KOOMS mi; $900 cash, balance mu ¥F. P. BATEMAN feck. Price, each $1,500. Prok SALE-SEVE With ood stabie; Mt, near 13th at's great barenin 8 4 Pit, Se rorents, 22% ea are oD near + Srooms ali mod. tape Pre, 64.000 Wasit'N DANENHOWER, ee STORY AND BASEMENT -wizclow brick houses on Sst. near Mass. ave: Be conti stx rooms aud bet ‘Uth st. now. bet, ment bey-window brick. 7, rons and bath pautry, all m.i Lot 2s.8xWto 1oit. NE OF THE BEST 1 dence sin the northwest, near Dupont Circle: new, ence of s modern house: IE 1006 ¥ st_n.w. and Bae every towne convenie jard woods. Will exch: In a desirable location, ‘Rhode Jookine Iowa circle Price $10,000. nd. a ‘small pari HOS. J. FISHER 71k STH ST. N.W.—A SPENDIDLY by furnace; lot = house will have to BALE GOOD TWO-STORY BAY-WINDOW house om sid near P st. n. Fours, bath, cellar and a! Cor. 13th and G ste, Ball SE TRGSTORY AND BAS fuent bay window brick bouse on Comoran st. Let, sth "and ‘Weck we 'b.w- contains S rooms, bath an Lard weed tiniat.. brown aati 7 HKEESIORY BRICA DWELIL 1i roomie; all mod. located : portuwest ; 3 hs two stave and ruoin for J carriages deterred 882-10 ber cent wuteres’ RUTHER ON ted to yood tenants at i BALE_ELEG, a = pr Three handsome press-brick irupt houses on Marion: Brice, $2,500 each. Reuted af $15.30 each. BARNES & story brick stabi co POR SALE PR beauttiu. Lome on best street Droit Park: hous: cousins Ooms, with all mod. imps. ; papered ie ties = [OR wale—A NEW, radio Price, $4,000. 1D, 130s Fae. COMMODIOUS AND Di Sdapted for entertaining . situate pear the Hiritis’ legs Hop. best construction . Brst anc sec fm quartered oak and mavowuny and seady for vccupancy: heated by rect Padirtion ; eiwetrie was higuting. HERFOKD. 1307 F st. nw. WO-STORY PKESS-BRICK FRONT BW. .6 rooms ant beth spree a ee SSTORY BRICK DWELLING Pric For peruiit to inspect apply to, ‘oma Soors Buished: BARNES & WEAVER, TO HOME SEEKERS. Beautifal home on 22d st. short distance north Washington Cire, G rooms, with lance central hall closets, back aliey and every convenience. om North Capitol Sh Price, #00. (ALL PEP Ei ee RETHERS ORD. 1307 F st, ‘Price oniy #300, and balance $25 per ‘House rented at € '¢1. 540 in three years {OK SALE-ONE OF | THE MOST DESIRABLE omes inthe Di of and proved by neat irae rwner, Call and 18 P. SHO! LE-BRICK STO! Rorthwest corner Fiscsitecaretine ‘Se areata" “apaiiw® | mahBY BARON, AER Pat 8" 20°F aay SALE_ A FINE NEW SIX-ROOM AND BATE ick house on 5ts st. n.0. :pear BL Toainnee “athe Waliena. buows, ALE FINE BUIL’ jOUSE ON 11TH ST, brick front: seven rooms. beh and Toh a BaOws, cra 1483 OR SALE—NORTHWEST. ois 10 ah Dis Sh WHEand 1904 8th st, b 730 i tae foro ad Pe, fh, br, and 2 Tiss sth’ st," b. | douse im rear.....8. 100 "r Big wy TEAR ea Nasa my HO Stable, +} mt 6, roeriy on uy iat offre for bulletin isaued on (myll THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. — JF OR SALE-ACKER BETWEEN 6TH AND Ry Se es @ He WALKEN, 455 Louislana ave. . LEON MISSOURI AVE. NEAT OTH ST. Fichot! Ercan house, wit: modera impro Splendid’ location for &, boaruing house: fine, Tuous; lot Ux1Z5 to alley; ai-stall maple fer: i (000; terns easy. RD. Ehitk, S822" recite vuniding. aper-iw, JOR SALE-LET US TALK WITH YOU ABOUT Evtotty 14th st. n.w., which can be mades r ; fivent by eine al inetyie ori haere fupratory onck Building ft will take 00 to Lazdiete stout @:1,000t0 Landis eR & RUTHERFORD, ap20.8¢" 1307 F et. nt, Ok UNTIL MAY 15-1811 15TH ST. N.W.; F —— arty rooms, i es wat mri side alloy, paved.” Price, 81,500 cash. Apply'om prewisee, mhIh0n SALE—TWO-STORY BAY SIX-R. BRICK; 1. Wis i. ; wirror mantel iron stepa: 17472 feet to 1-f00t secure @ howe on eaxy terms Only 3.4 OGAIGHT, HULING & SEHON, 1210 F at u.. ap28-16* 7Or SALE-Tiie, GREATEST BARGAIN ON THE Teal estate market in this cty, nearly an entire aquire on street cor line, containing 70,000 sq flee 3 frontaze of S84 tet. on improved streets, i> j ling renting for 8594 mont duure No. is, Weet Weshing: forms; we refer to square No, 125, West Washing 3 eo AS PHILLIS & SON Tid New York )OK SAUE-SPVERAL NEW, COZY FRAME COT. Finis on tian ot. t-e-76 roorta, bath, het and cord ter: ens, iafroven, conereted cellar?” Im fact, come jw in every detais? convenient tacars and herdice; Terius,” $25 “monthiys no-eash payauent required. EASTEXDAY & MALLERY, 624 F st., Pacific build- mg. aplé-Im poe SALE—IN NORTHWEST SECTION OF CITY, F oaw iveratony premed trick house 10 fogs ead bath. concreted cellar, 111 lectric bells, &c. + 1ot Te. Dx80 to paved alle e wonthly. sridlin SALE Nae, PLEA: P- apis-lnt FOR SARA SEW PWO-STORY AND BASE: ment brick dwelling on Capitol Hill near East Capitol at: ud bath: coal containing nine, rooms it: all ust. ; Jot 2U.1x72. 6 umiqne houses ‘in the third cash; balance one, Go HE & big ty Su of be moet V: price, $7,000; terius, one- {wgand three years. THOS. Ei FOR SALE — OR EXcHANG! 13-ROOM house; ail m. £.; Jgacre ot land in Mt. Pleasant, apo: . R. HERTFOKD, 14106 st, KR SALE A fine piece of Jand at the of 12th and L sts. 140x196 B0-foot in rear. ce SHE Rey cae te THOS, J. FISHEB & CO., my4-3t 1324 F at, now. For SALE ‘Good ‘ground st the of South Capi- joland Tao D on South Cayitol at. Prices L5 per foot. "Near the new line of cars. J. FISHER & CO.. my4-3t + nt FR SAE NEN TORK AVE, pee XORTH Capitol and 2.W. nare 618: front; 18 feet; ‘terms; "$2,650. OWNER, OO Mass. ave nee my4-3t* KR SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT. 15TH ST. 2. near O open 10th heer f gO iq; oncom K st near New Hampsliire ave. : one Hampshireave. Rear M:east iront. J. fi. GRAY & C0.,057 F at. any 4-3t it SAL! FINE CORNER LOT 2D AND MSTS. 2. three fine jots between 6th and 7th sts. ; cherie JV HOGHAY ECO. OST Fst. myeat | ee on Me . Sanare ve vi at. J. H. GRAY & FSm Xork ave. and North Capétol yas R SALE ‘A jot that has the edvantegy of en alley on the side and aiso in the rear,” On ets between Toth and Lathe roved by & sie house se. ee Tooms. eerers THOS ST yIsUER & co. my4-3t BE F st. now. ‘ul lots on ‘(uttle’s subdivision) at & reduced. figure to persons ‘ho will build; these lots have all the advantages of City loteconcrete streets, sewer, water and gas maine— and are at the terminus of the Metropolitan railway, the head of Conn. ave. ; high and heaithy location and feinmanding excellent view of the city und gnrround- country: “For particulars and pla my4t HILL & JOHNSTON. 1903 Fn. ave. Dw. JPORSALE—TW0 SHORT LOIS ON FLORIDA FOR A SHORT Heights ave. n.w., overlooking New Jersey ave. ;each 16 ft. front by about 80 ft. deep valley. FOR SALE—A low-priced lot on D st. n.e, near 1st; feet front ; 80c. foot. Beene Ont 5 PID De TONE, 806 F at. nw. Foz SALE—THIS SOUNDS CHEAP—A LOT ON ‘Sth st. n. ‘bot, Haat Capitol aud Anta, at Boe. fooe DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. POR SALE—A NICE BUILDING SITE ON N ST. iolfing da rory sheap ae SOLE Snes Nowen CAE FON SALE A BUNGALN' LO" A QUICK BUYER— A Tome eg on 6th st. n.w. near P; 212100; two walleonnt front, ¥OK SALE—22X116 ON T ST, BET. 9TH AND 10th; per ft., $1.50. It DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst. n.w. FOF SALE-PRICE LOW_38.8 FRONT ON THE north aide of Maryland ave. n.e., near 2d st.; iin- Proved by a 12-roou brick house. it DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. os er te N.W. NEAB T, 129.3 sgront: Perit» PAV D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. Fk SALE—A CHOICE LOT ON 16TH ST. NEAR ‘Coltunibja road : 402122: lee nicely; one of the best fa this locality; foot, 60c. FOL SALE Four iots on Meridian st... Mount Pleas- anf, running throu 10 Oak st pet fot. 4. FOR SALE—In Todd & Brown's sub, 25 well-located lois: per foot, Bi: FOR SALE~40 iota in Meridian HIM; 45 cents up. SALE—S? lots in Columbia Heigbte, price per F foot, 27. up. Sit 2°"? pAVID D. STONE, 806 F at. n.w. ‘OR SALE—€25 DOWN AND 810 PER MONTH: ‘will buy a desirable lot ior residence within Li baagares of Ea. ave. cary for only RS “Ist K. A. PHILLIPS & SON, 1419 N. ¥. ave. For 84 MONTHLY PAYMENTS_VERY cheap—beautiful lot, 20 feet @ inches by 101. dec} io analiey. on 02h st '.0, bet. N. U. ave. and B st. delicitcul neighboriood : rapidly improving in value With fine houses just finished; terms, $100 cash and Dmonthiy. Also lange lot with old Louse, No. 18 ‘gousame tons. W. W. METCALE, 1531 F at. FOR. ALE—LOT: ¥ ED LOT IN FAIR- ‘JOS. REDFERN & __mylt of lath na Sn.w., with a View throwich Lines at, to I Price only $1. Title pertect; offered fo close an estate, mylut LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 90 F st.n.w. QUR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—A CHOICE LOT fronting on Wyoming Washington Heights, near some costly resklences Sy St LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 320 P st. nw. FOE SALE ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. JUST nortir of Q st., (wo beautiful lots, with s front. age of S4 fest and ronning back on a’ 15-foot paved ghey, acuficient dep:h to afford, ample opportunity for a private stab ole containing 5,80 8q. it at $5 per fot. wititin one square of Dupont circle, and in the fuauediate neighborlood of the Bnest impro Mente in thectty. SOnS B. Wien ageeee Aa Oo VE.. MT, PLEASANT, nm 60 ft. froutage and jother sf ‘wo iots facing south, each 50 ‘ga5 and water, and oniy'a short distance from cablecars. JOHN B. WIGHT, mye T0sis @ at. 57 {OR SALE_100 LOTS_N. CAPITOL ST., FLOR- ida ave., I, Sand T sts. nw. 30100; price, 40e. By; cmsy ieeamk: ood imp, ‘nd near Eckington rail "good for investors of builders. a ‘AL. BARBER & CO., ‘802 F st, my43t FOR SALE GOOD LOTS IN WHITNEY CLOSE fat 1c: per foot a8 @ whole. A. L. BARBIE & CO. 802 F st Good ‘allding Jots, only 35 cents per foot, on N ‘ood building ots, only 35 cents per foot, on at. between Ist and 2 ats, 0., near the electric care; fel lot 20120 foot to alley THOS. J. FISHER & CO. my2-3t 1324 F st. ow. FoR se On the west side of 18th st. between Rand 8. @ handsome lot, 252120 feet to an alley; price 82 per foot. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. m52-3t 324 F st. now. FOR A Fei SaeR FINE Oprortoniry vuilder. “Two lots, corner 10th Can be subdivided into five lot IS feet trent. Price, #10, hajance in notes wi TYLER & KUTHER! MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN own, ;, Groom valli eae eet FURNISHED | BOO) oie eons oer abeke tae SALE—TEN ACRES OF, SROUED 4050r%- on mytiw* on Seat EGET REE ton, oa Metropolitan, Faiitoed sf Bat sold by May be rented. O. W. HOLCO! rs lw hie ‘apl7-3m* ee MINES va 0OR BALE_ONE homes in Falls Church, Va; I containing “1% acres; with spacious, b 4.800; oui. apzo-ist OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FOR BENT-SEVERAL LANDINGS, CAMPING, Picnic and fishing sites, on the beautiful sout! GOOD SF- eo ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED DISTRICT Teal estate. “Money in hand. Not aired ti Nominal combeion. ALBERT YE. FOX, F st. ‘my2-1m RL ESTATE Ny esTMENT, U. 8. BOS ox pen Gest) PAYABLE QUARTERLY, x LOAN ‘ANTED—TO BORROW ‘ON ‘ONEY TO AN ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER Meera Seen etree apzo-l4t 1419 New York ave. _ Moxey TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR- ONE TO = 20 SUI At prroved real eyectal brivil te cpstint TEE eROTRERIOND, 1907 Feta. Mittoa8 percent wa spvtoved reat ents isthe a“ Disitict Of Coltmbins He HE, LEIPOLD, 13th and F sts. n. MOREY, 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- Mores or tie Ttigeen, the vAgueduct ond | 21M jase ascurity. at lowest, rites of interest; no de- mysw 4419 New Xork ave. apd (0. C."GREEN, 303 7th st. 2.w. y ANTED-COUNTRY HOUSE. UNFURNISHED, | \f ONEY TO LOAN OX REAL BSTATE| PROMPT ‘sttention to all applications, SWORMBTEDT & Witte cor en oneness | MOR ee tas wo ‘not month. Address TUCKER, Star of station, from June 1 until house, furnished, containing nine rooms apd gellar’ “3.17 BHOWN, Woot End B. 0. Fairfax Va. my4-3t* R SALE-AT ALEXANDRI CORNER LOT; Fotis fet: inprevea to bok busta oad locality ; only '82,100; good chance for speculation; party will Teas st., Alexandria, yaaa FOR RENT_AT WEST FALLS pauee eal Apply J. W. G., 920 Ki PPIY. Kine R SALE—JUBT THINK OF IT! SNUG HOVE Fe churches, &o., for at Hyattsville, near school @2,500; six-room cottage; acre jot; Paty! garden Eo half-scre lots GEO. HY EVANS beter doe Premises, or at 624 F st.. with Munn Co, my?3t 8. — 10" yy Re cae ‘on 5th ave., Hy furmished; two porches; French iftaken at once. ‘Inq ire 322 Ost new. my" Fx BENT FOR THE SUMMER. My KeSI- dence st Gaithersburg, Md. ; house i and beautiful yard; plenty of fruits. garden madeand astUre; Use Of fresh cow; Ice BELT, Gaithersburg, Md. large ‘and shade: large planted; stable with two (2) acresof furnished ; also wood f Serr” Gin 209, Yara of depot. Apply to JON, POR SALE 08 To LEABE— At Old Orcherd Beach, state of Maine, the Mansion House property, cons.sting of 2-story frame dwelling, ‘water i powse cope aetien eee ee cy accommodation for fea, hore ‘000 square fect of inna situsted within ten, rainten! Hve minutes of street cars. Oneo! tie ment acarrane vara by wal frou, iand ; yatching, ‘unsurpaased pies ;,can sei] in addition to the above the whole or I Enis offers &rhts op. offers a re 0 portunity. Yor further information call op or widress OWNEIt 1921 G st. n.w. 16 roo ypring; frame stal wall: of beach and depot of Boston and Maine It. Hi. Suinter residences on the coast’ Bosion and thirty minutes froin behing, ironing "and “feline any part of 20 acres of adjoining land Gesirous of erecting lance woter my2-1w* OR SALE room cotti nearly new: 150 Bell at sacrifice, my2- 3 SAUNDERS & Co. OR RE} Md. ; nico rooms, excelent cutbuilduues, la Ra. ince, Oaks and delicious water; price, 4: JERE H. WISELWEIGHT, my2.3t 31407 F st. aw. ‘AT CARLIN SPRINGS, VA. EIGH depot: 40 juinuutes' drive from Washington, 10 mites by free! gatralwey owner having ng turiber use for it will 1407 F at. —A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE F the season in the most desirable part of Oakiand, Ke laws JOR SALE—A NUMBER OF VERY ATTRACTIVE near Washington; list includes Vandsome country residences, stock and. dairy: fare farins and residens of 10 to. 300 acres oF ‘accessible by r: very desireble. Apply at office for {ull in‘orn my2-Ln WM. H. SAUNDERS & CU., 1407, FORREST. near depo house and mod. i A nice G-room dwell: mendale Station, B, ani With, 4cro land, at 12.00 per month. ATIANDSOME 8-ROOM DWELLING ifyattsville; latrobes, range, water in DUCKETT & FOUD, 617 F st. Am- my’. DUCKETT & FORD, 617 F st. now. {OR SALE_A VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM of 3S acres; 5 tniles from Washincton via Good Hope road ; «-room dwelling and outtu luinss: about heap at 20 acres cleared, excellent land and ve 81,550 DUCKETT & On) _may2-2t 617 Miaiccnte st tana 0 ris cont nena WEES i 5 : WILCOX b HIESTON, 100% Fa ate" und Gunn’ Lat ave. epii-im MoS" 32 EOAN-IN SUMS OF Fuom @505 up to 625,000.08 teatate security Bo delay: Cuan k Sete prt O00 F st MONEY FOLOAS—WE HAVE A CONSIDERABLE ‘suin of money on hand to loan, in suns to suit, ‘on good real estate in the city. Also installment louis . a. SMITH ap4tr 418 Fs _ MOSEX 10 ROAR AT SAND 6 PER CENT ON oe at acer, mho Tint. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATSAND Oe ARK 4. MAWLINGS: 1000 Bs. ave, fe21 <The Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office.) MOSSE row as00 vPwaRD, Al FIVE AND 61X PER CENT, on REAL ESTATE IN THB prevnrcy. BR. 0. HOLTZMA} fer. Cor. 10th and F sta.n. J)° YOU WANT MONEY?—#10 TO 9100 TOLOAN at low ‘nterest on furpiture, pianos, Wagons, Louseliold goods Or other ‘property: Tribcipal abd incerest payable Jo weekly or entuly ents, mo Tenov: rout Hi Publicity, Address Box 68, Star office some MOSEX, 10 LOAN IX ANY SUMS DESIRED AT lowest rates of interent on approved real estate it- vated within the District of Cofun bia, no delay be Yotsd lve neceanary for examination of file and yeep ration’ 2 col iuissions roaworable. savers conHOS. J. FISHER & CO., fest 1s F st, MOREE 20 LOAN in sums to suit, at: rten, op approvedreal estate security. TICH, FOX & BROWN, o0 1437 Pennsyivania av MONFR 70 Loan ox REAL ESTATE AT LOW- et Ha WASH'N DARENHOW Wo DANENUOWEL & SOD, cor. oA and COUNTRY BOARD. SrPHE MAPLES.” LAUREL, MD., OPEN JUNEL 2oomis can Low be cngaed. my4at" QUMOIER BOARDING IX Fars Va. ; good shade, fresh mili: tables; daily mail; forty minut Kenmore, Va. Ma, wo houra by fal rou Washington, ter, Md.. two hours by rail from ington, 060 feet above tide; no mosquitoes: no ma splendid water; Lotel thorourhly refitted and furnished anew ihroaghout, teruns moderate. Mefer- ences: Hon. Chas. B: Koverts, Hon. Frank T. Shaw, Hon. Jas. A.C. Bond, judge, be. Col. Wi. A. MeKel” lip. Westimznster. Md: A. KLEFF, Proprietor. my1-Ln' OOMS—A PEW FINE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, at BKOOKS' MANSION, Brookland, D.C. my1-3t" F908 SALE_MAGNIFIGENT FARM OF 100 AC Guuniles from Wasuington and 334 from Alexan: with handsome 7-room dwellin: excelieut condition. Price, 80, and outbuildings, DUCKETY & FORD, 617 F st. my2-2t Fok GLEN | ECHO. Lots in THE NATIONAL CHAU’ i Echo, at the roomy of the WOMAN's EXEC! full information may be obtained. CHAUTAUQUA— COMMITT.E, tz 14TH ST. N.W., where prices and my2-lin* FOR SALES4 MOST DESIRABLE LOTS AT Broviland; rare in if sold at once. Also umber of goo! houses; all mod. imps.: terms easy, GEACK M. THOMAS, 100 Corcoran building, mz? Fees FEET FRONT ON N_ ST. N.W. near N. J. ave. 5 Price, es R SALI EAP—A LOT OF HAND-MADE window sash; in excellent condition. Apply 1107 10th st. nw. mh} ‘POR SALE — ELEGANT RESIDENCE SITE, TRI R SALE. UTIFCL LOT ON 3D ST. angle at intersection of Khods Isiand ave. and M st. near N, 20xi@). Will be sold for $1,800, on easy | n.. cing Conn. ave. (U 5. T. K. BROOKS, 616 12th st. pzotit | apt-ne" TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st. ‘OK OF NORTH CAPITOL AND | oR SALE—A BARGAIN—A BEAUTIFUL w.. lot 768x100 to auey. Che building ‘Zist st. P st. nw; R._BROOKS, 616 2th BL pertes tirusto sul HM MARTE Bane Hout by 10it deop panera | ee eee == yom Pye OR SALE-ATTENTION, BUILDERS! fray themes oe cat aud eenine ec cntoeen FOr eae alte, oc Gand Tare Be kie prire.$1.10 and. coal business: cheap af, O0c. ‘pet Sere hanide e Oey and ith. dasi20, price. 6-09 : . andave. bet, Oth and 1Uta, 5 2100. tt i SP2-O | T7ti at east side, bet, Md avecaha G mie QOL LOS. SALS—LOT 01 i n and Oth ate. perty wall. 1Nx00tG alley €1-58 er foots one-third cash. Apply to OWNER, 605 New Yorkuve. m.w. apesiw" ‘OR SALE-REAL ESTATE. 25, Lot ‘and 58, unimproved; 20°," lois "5, 6. 7 und 8, stuproved: sa. do, tot 3 Unuaprovedt 204, lots Ih), JBL. IN2, INS, 184, INS, 186, 187, 18S, 80, 140, 181, 192, 195, 194, 195; 190.197 and 19s, uaiuayro ‘Ail the iinproved property is rented to good tenants aad pure a eood bepveulace cn ‘hie price aaked erie fasy. Apply to W. We MCCULLOUGH, Lumber fuand W sts. new. ALE BARGAINS LOTS AT HAT. to purchasers who will busid Gien, “Md.. ‘the most beautitul village on the Metro~ pontin Waneh B.and 0. RK. J. ke HERTFORD, Tai 9 ap24-1m OK SALE_VERY DESIRABLE SMALL LOTS: srom 81.000 to $1,500 in Mt. Pleasunt; terms K. BERTFOUD, 1419 G st. p21 P VALUE house at Forest BROOKLAND LOTS. sate and proftable is slow You these lots. AND TERMS TO SUIT. RBAN LOTS TO WASHINGTON. Haye steau and electric car faci'ities, NEAR THE UNIVERSITY AND SOLDIERS’ HOME. We will teke pieasure in showing you this property. Plats showing the entire section of country and the distance ot lots from station, electric cars, city and other pointe ready ior distribution: Yrice trom $200 up, wicl monthly payment For further Particulars apply to ARNES & WEAVER, 629 F st. 0... Look for PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC LAND IMPROVE- MENT COMPANY Offer for sale CHOICE BUILDING LOTS and BEAU- TIFUL VILLA SITES, situate on the Conduit road between the distributing and Tecelving reservoirs, at Prices ranucing from 10 TO doc. PEK SQUARE FOOT. ‘This property is but 2% MILES from the WHITE HOU "and liasun elevation of frou: 200 to 300 feet ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE CITY. ‘The Condait road. a beautiful macadsmized road, ken jn Sepuir by the xovernment at an annual exyenes 3 fassentarouga the ‘property. and fare the PRETIIEST DELVE in ‘or abet the’ Dis- trict of Combs. THE REGULAR CITY STREETS have been pened up and extended throneh the property; Four fine dwellings are now in course of erection, ‘Tue Duiding of an ELECTRIC RAILWAY along the Con- uit road will shortly be commenced. For plats and further particulars spply at 1415 F st. n.w. _ep21-2m Washington, D.C. FOR SMCEGIN ME PLEASANT, VERY DESIR ‘stnali lots on easy terms, ‘3. R. HERTFORD, J419 G st. FOE DALEL INE, HIGHEST AND DRIEST LOT in D. snd T.’s sub, div. of Mt. Pleasant: oak trees; ene square from 14th st. cars. Box 3, Brook- c. ‘apl0-im _aplo-iin jan | FOR Sate IN KALO- BALL, 1321 OK SALE — SEVERAL FINE LoTs Apply to JNO. E. BEALL FOR SAE BATU RUAN UNIVERSTAY HATO TS, BOUTH BROOKLAND AND T. ee For pl F io0k; eany terme. For aD W. WALKER & Soko Oo Pi. At from 5 to 20 cents Fraime i ap7-ha Jets are tanedly anvancinsy have STEAM and ELROEARG conserealy carvaneine, weve Pidce and on SOST PAT GEASEE TEOMS ee ‘A DESIKABLE SLVE! OOM CUTTAGE wi we tworens Fotrombleto mow feepury. orfull particulars and piatcall upon: McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, Corner 10th and G sts. n.w. FORESEES LQT ON TH SE, BETWEEN ‘Aand Bs. 2 to 3 - POOR: {0% 7 nouves: prise, #120. DUGAN & BUM age ap! |FO® SALE-ONIVERSITY HEIGHTS ADDITION F "10 BROOKLAND. agi mbes ‘You can buy LOTS OF ANY DESIRED FRONTAGE on cam Way fhts bested sumdivanen. eon ‘The most accessible suburb of Washington. NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AND SOLDIERS’ On Metropolitan branch of Baltimore and Ohio Rafl- ELECTRIC CARS ran twelve minutes saiirom Beat Sia proferty, sid pace by ot clonsto al Strects 00 feet wide, araveled with paved Prices 4300 to $1,800 por lot. Terme easy Die For piats and further particulars call on ‘ave. bet. 17th and Isth 8.¢. /20%90.81.35 9th and C ‘201106. .86,000 nh. side, 27. 3x85 bet. 7th 1 Be. OF ALE OT ON NTH ST. N.W. DET. E ‘snd F's pric ‘50 rer sauare DELBLE: DAVIS gto, EGE SALE_TOTON FORT STN. BROOKLAND, Ise. Lot on Frankfort at... 8, Brookland, 10c. ‘Lot on Frankfort st., N. Brookland,? and'sc. '§. Brookland Yor $250 wud 8: 10 per mo, st ‘A. 8. CAY WOUD, 033 0th st. B. wy TE i, OF THE RLHWEST — OX CONN. AVE. AND CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE DE SALES ST. BETWEEN ‘TH ST. ; 182100 euch to an arpanned VR itycR. 500 Pa. FR, VERY DFSIRABLE 1 ON 'S ST. NEAL 19TH 4 19 by 100 feet each to a 10-toot Price, $° por sa. toot. P OTS W.. yt0 J. V. N. HUYCK, 1505 Pa. ave. F BARGAIN OF 53.10 FRONT, WEST side 2d si, near I n.w.; sesesaed iuproveuients, 83,000; pay $35.50 per mo. JAMES A. BATES & 1407 F my2-st yy ALUABLE FARM AND PLEASANT HOME FOR V Actes limestone land in Washington county, Md., one milie no:th C. aig OR sale. Farm couprises 300 | catalan Pot Spposite sir Jo eT acres ie ard. woods and Grchard of various fruits. ac Fiver, Well Up ON 8: station on ft of vi 5. ‘sun, and extends to within short distance 0: the canal ing convenient Incilities fo: ‘Summer residence. Structure, Sox30 feo! extend fil lent of extend fi of barn is 70x40 seer, stone. Fishing ( Louse is peat t . with open couse and Berkeley Springs is four miles away an Mount “club house at ‘This property wall be sold for &>,000 rr JOuN A. BUZZARD, Berkeley 8} WiVo, ‘REEDY &LANY, Haxersiown, Md’) or WHET JAW’, DOBLUIZ- 915 Linden ave. Baltnars, oF ington. “ared, balence well timbered with valu- Land iuas fine southern exposure ypiied with sprincs of pure water; coud Situation is elevated end dry and the prospect of wood, river and railway in. valley below and imountsins beyond is as ood as.38 to Donen in s sec\ion noted, for lis ne scenery. and . afford- puuent. “improvements ero ude by sormer Owner of wen.th Jot purros of ny itchen also of stone. 18x14 m fre aces, collars itchen and are dry; bstructure of wuich 1 of dressed ciyaily” black bass) m river and adincend stra. i coou ama gate ai ia blentlfuh, 0, 6, distant tures nilles. Fok SALESfa ACRES OF FINE LAND SEVEN iuiies from Waslington.; nige little hose: fruit; 1 J. SCHWARTZ, seres in tumber; only Gout. § splendid road < ood barn A. J. SCI WAR’ ‘05 Oth st. Bw. 162 ACRES OF FINE WHEAT LAND on'y 7 tuiles trom Washingion; Une timber; abo {0% SALE_1G3 AC Marshail Hail; 60. title S, sin timber: must. urnished ; OLY 8930. A. J. SCHWALTZ, ¥ LAWNDALE, LARGE BRI sion, TS roous, eeeuntly furnished; 12 a fraits, ‘garden, lawn, flowers, shade, &c. Md.) GEO. W. P. VERNO! FOE EAE 40 ACRES OF TAND IN CAFE 3 City, New Jersey, eiutracing the entire beach thecity to'Sewell's You ja so th who. trae on the ocean questions ue, bat jc. Ths t aauuirab.y adapted for the formation of an "Ptr surther information, plans, & t vr iurther information, plans, &e., apply to TSKAEL HECHT, -c06t KR SALE—SPECULATIVE INVESTMENTS IN Mt. Viewsant, Lanier Heihts. Meridian Hill and University: Pari JAMES A. BATES & CO. my 1407 F st. FOR Saree BY BEAU “tik and sel amt Won. w. 18 and 2208) Wallach st, bet. J3th and 14th; 18380. N st. near ist ,w.; 100200 Gor, Ph ana'6 ae R SALE ‘Widest frontace for the square Baird T'sts_40 foot 10 inches front, m the rear, ‘and Ts finches front, narrow in tive Fear where it extends a depth of 11” tect to an alley ; 2,003 S tone dey ley; 2, uate feet. 00 per foot. Se THOS. s. FISHER & CO. ms1-3t ‘Liza Fst, n: SALES ‘A fine lot on Q st, where it enters Mass. ave., bet. Bist and 22d sts, ; Sx110 feet. Just east of Senator Edmunds* " THOS. J. FISHER & CO. my1st 1824 F st. OK SALE— A choice buildin site at the corner of Connecticut and Hillyer aves. ; 50x100 feet, Fear. Ibis in fine resident locality _myl3t THUS. J. | enscoal BLOOMINGDALE LOTS. ~ ‘We havo for sale soie of the most desirable ots in thisvubilvnion, which outaliy aspan:ted F unprovements. Elec st. “he prices arelow. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1sv4 F et, now. fee myl-3t Oe saLe= a On Ost. n.w. nesr3d, 109 feet front with side and rear alley. Price, 60 cents per foot. ‘Terms to suit. On 10th st. n.w. near Rhode Island ave., 60 feet front with back ailey. Price, #2 perfoot. ‘Terms to suit. On 7th st. n.w. near 8, 25 feet front with alley in rear. Price, $1.65 per foot. ‘Terms to suit. Maple ave., Le Droit Park, 120 feet by 80, corner. Price $1.25 per foot. ‘Terms to suit. Comer of 2d and E sts.n.2., 233 feet by 76 to 10-foot alley. First-class opportunity for live builder. Price, €1.10 per foot. ‘Lermsto suit. BARNES & WEAVER, myl4t 620 ¥ st. nw. OR SALE- CHEAPEST LOT IN THE NORTH. 2. 3,750 CHARLES EARLY OS Lath ot wh B. H. Smxeuzrz & Soxs, ‘1237 Pennsylvania ave, Gentlemen's Hats from the establishments of “Knox,” Youman’s, New York, and Christy & Co., London. ‘Ladies’ Riding Hats, Fe ea pea rireme gpa zh =o ‘Special Jot of fine Silk Umbrellas, yi Gxo, T. 2K SALE—300 ACRES ON BALTIM house; tenunt ater. Apply toG. A: BANSEMER, Laurel, apii-eo {OR SALE—O ‘Pars, Rockviil jOUN 2 + 16 M trom Washington, with const: nication, @ and coutortable ‘dweilin: couplete bath TOom, si louse, with fn only, tren aunties’ wal trom the depot. ‘Water is drawn from a superb spring, some | siueht dee-ent, of cold. soft Wane an xdvantares of ce (requariDy 40), besides the dweling bat it cam Rockville tor comfort, if where. ‘To secure if call upon or address at once the owner, WILLIAM READING, Rockville, Md. Or SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. Or WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, Real Estate Agents, Washingt MILES FROM ‘be sold; 05 Ota st. nw. soont 108 BOE LAY ‘about 13,000 feet tront) trom the built-up portion of rian rights ofthe us controuing all roperty fmprove- 435 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. F Washtneton pike, sdjoininy Nowe eae eae use ae ad outbid: wood OF THE MOST DESIRABLE ‘will sell very low. c raiifoad commn- AEN, clegaut and exceedingly convenient 12 rooms and plied "by a pump in the iteuen (which requires hext to no exertion). The house is handsomely sitnated on a fine lot and street rhe nse 30 feet dis- ‘water, urnishing ‘strictly pure at all tues, in & cots plete stone dairy or cooling honse, superior to all the no labor to get the use of sleep. cold und dry cellar, with paved and cemented floor; Dothing like it ia, indeed, ‘be found any- ron, D.C, None but first-class tenants need apply. _ap30-2w* SUMMER b0aRD—HEALTHY LOCATION, PLEAS: aut rooms; cool nights; pure mountain water. no ghildren taken.” Kor further perlicuiars apply to Alte. 8. E. MeCULLOR, Frostburx, Md. ayleotw* SUMMER BUARD—ST. GEORGE'S HALL, 73 © uidles trom Baltimore, Western Maryland KK. ; large buildings, shade. tonic water,extensive grounds: bo inalaris:two muinuiesfrom station. Address HALL, ‘St. George's, Md. apzs-lin® Taz Oxe Arm OF HOUSEKEEPERS ‘At this season is to Avoid the discomforts of @ PROTRACTED SUMMER. ~~ ‘To keep cool requires much ingenuity and an abundance of money, unless you avail your- selvesof the PROTECTION OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, Which isan antidote against all domestic ills. ‘To besurrounded by every possible comfort while you are paying for it as your Convenience suggests Is the acme of ‘Human happiness. FURNITURE, MATTINGS, — BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 927, O21 and 923 7th st, fo7-3m pre RATS & x Wier BPP For bed Sleep in peace. It BP Gocen** contains nop K, ocr the Twork of: Sold by G- CHRISTIANI. Wholesale sid Reta, brireasf) 5d) Penna. ave rr Lavrs, Try “Onaxce a. aces fmsleSenaes: one Sont's festamnt 6: A EY, G0 Pee awe ‘ap15-lin* OR SALE_44 ACRES, AT R. R. ST. from Washinton, 25 from, Baiti trees: #50 an acre cash. Address 727 Kol Baltimore, Md. ape 15 MILES mufle on county road; divisible into buiiding tots: wich ress O51 cash. A 721 Noland ‘ave. eg Bridge; nice two miles irom Aqueduct orchards, &c. ; all in wood order. onthniidings, 86,500. ‘On SALE-BEAUTIEUL FARM OF 11% ACRES ouse and Only apai-lw REDFORD W. WALKER & 80N, 1006 F. ‘Maryland. and outbulidines. Very reasouatl GURU CALVERE & CO. 1010 F at. a (OM SALE—1WO OLD COLONIAL ESTATES IN ‘brick mansions in good Prices for same. api7-Im FOE SALES LAUREL, MD. a Fruit’ G'minutes tovstation’ on piael wall ulinates 3 3,000, oF will trade for dwelling 8 ety, poeta, M.D. ¥INE HOME; Ronse 8 rooms; ood cellar, fine well eaten : Seres. Wariety ot PEOR, 994 F at ‘several Sine cott B.D PEC ser oe iy jocatea; board Walks be 2 untnx One sere will sell these lots from $225 lower than any’ and information call on apl7-Lm FOr BENT AND SALE— WASHINGTON GROVE, iia. ‘different paris of the 10 $109, and to 83800 per lon wae ‘mn that locallty. Hor tickets T. R. BROOKS, 616 12th st. ‘OR SALE—POTOMAC RIVER P: F L ‘ARMS—MANY Proper LO UALVERT'E co, apls-ln* OR SALE — LOTS, COTTAGES, homes. farming and’ thuber lands, M branch and wi an Montgou.ery county, pilin COOKE U. LUCKETT: Neckeale, Ma. Spl COOKE D. LUCKETT, Rockvilie, Ma. athe SALE—AT A BARGAIN—CHOICE LOTS AT Forest Glen, Md. ; easy terms; shy itdesired: oo HER EPORDS apis n 1419 G st. ase, FAKMB, in all sections of 2. and trom £10 to ts to invest as suds near m21-Sm ‘616 ow. 2a FEET Sc germs = in GOODYEAR RUBBER 00 200 9TH Bt. ‘MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manare, ulé-te (COUNTRY Death of Jerome C. Burnett. Mr. Jerome C. Burnett, chief of the National social strength still remaining here better than any other means of ©: i over. and vice SOCIAL MATTERS, Some of the Pleasures of Spring—Personal Notes of Interest. = , and — pleasan: means of social intercourre uni any ences to scatter in real earnest a month For the t week there are several fine din- ners on cards, but few even of the most in- formal teas. The country club teas on Wed- nesdays out this month will show the and when they said to be virtually In another week Mount Vernon excursions will be fashionable and 0 after the 14th, when the annual council of the it i will bave commenced. of that charming group of omen gives an attractiveness to the mansion which once seen is never forgotten on sub- nent visits. Mrs. Laughton, the regent, ill preside at the coming council. Mrs. Sweat and Mrs. Barnes, two of the vice regents who live here, will also be present. Two others who are also residents here, Mre. Hearst and Mrs. Leiter, will be absent from this year's session. Mra. AC. Tyler gave a dinner party last night, the continuation of her regular Sunday ‘night series of handsome entertainments. Mrs. J. Thompson Swann leaves on Tuesday of next week for Princeton, N. J., to open up her summer home there. A number of ele- gant hospitalities are awaiting her arrival. The Cobweb Club still keeps up an active and interesting existence. Its members meet at Mrs. Sweat's parlor at the Richmond every Monday. The President and Mra. Harrison will bring home with them many valuable souvenirs of their travels. In California at the various banquets tendered the President the menu cards bave often been either of gold or silver. ‘The ladies of San Francisco presented Mrs. Harrison with a solid silver card tray, suitably inscribed, upon the occasion of the reception at the Palace Hotel last Monday evening. Senator and Mrs. Leland Stanford gave a dinner party in honor of the President and Mrs. Harrison last Tuesday evening at their San Francisco home and afier the dinner gave 8 reception, to which five hundred guests were invited. The next day the presidential party Visited Senator Stanford's country place, Palo Alto, and after driving over the beautiful es- tate, where the Stanford University buildings are now in course of erection, were enter- tained at a luncheon there. Mrs. E. A. Arnold of Cupitol Hill will be glad to see her friends at her new home, 225 Penn- sylvania avenue southeast. Mrs. Gen. Mower and family are at the Lin- coln. The Danish minister has left the city for a short trip west. Mrs. F.8. Finley of Ypsilanti, Mich., is on a visit of several weeks to her son, Dr. M. F. Fin- ley of this city. Gen. Geo. W. Cullum is making a short visit tohis friends, Gen. and Mra. H. G. Wright, at thoir residence, 1203 N street. Mr. Robert P. Porter, the superintendent of the census, and Mrs. Porter have just started on an extended trip west. They will go first to Chicago and then to San Francisco, where Mr. Porter has relatives. After some day that city they will travel on the Paci far norih as ington by June 1. At the last mecting of the Unity Club vocal and instrumental selections were furnishedby Misses Beatrice Cridier, Amy Prosperi, Bertha Bartels, Grace Menchine, Messrs. E. 0. Kim- berly, E. J. Whipple and 'Percey 8. Foster. A poem by Mra. Emily Thornton Charies was a feature of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McGrath of New York aro visiting Mrs. S. H. Kauffmann, 1421 Massa- chusetts avenue. “Mra. McGrail will be remem- bered as Miss Kate Granger, formerly of Waxb- ington, but recently of Passaic, N. J. She will be glad to see her friends tomorrow afternoon and evening. The reception of Mr. T. F. Schneider and his bride was held at their residence, 1749 Q street, Saturday afternoon, and for four hours their beautiful home was’ crowded with hunareds of well-known Washingtonians. The house was artistically decorated with many palts, lilies and other potted plants and beautiful roses in profusion. The mantels were especially pretty, with smilax and ivy intertwined about the beautiful ornaments and the lighted clusters of candles. The dining room table, besides being Dountifully laden with salads,” strawberries, ices, &c., was prettily decorated with flowers. From the chandelier above four white ribbons, intertwined with smilax, extended to each cor- ner of the table, ending in a cluster of pink roses. The soft strains of a stringed orchestra from the hall of the second floor added greatly to the pleasures of the occasion. The receiving rty, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Schnei- ler, Mrs. G. C. Schneider, mother of the 3 Mrs. W. E. Schneider. Misses Clara and Annie Schneider, stood within the drawing room doors aud’ welzomed the The bride ‘was lovely in ber wedding gown of white fale, trimmed with duchess Her ornaments were diamonds. Mrs. Schneider wore black faille with brocade trimmings Mrs. W. E. Schneider was in pink crepe, Miss Clara Schneider in pink China eilk and Miss Aunie Schneider in red crepoline. Misses Maud and May Schneider assisted at the lemonade table, which was arranged in a little nook formed by tall pelms and roses. During the evening many beautiful floral offerings were received, among them an immense basket of American beauties and La France roses from the Fire Insurance Company, of which Mr. Schnei- der is a director. Among the guests were: Commissioner J. W. Douglas, Mr. and Mra, Lewis J. Davis, Mrs. A. ‘T. Britton and Miss Britton, Misses MeWilliam, Col. and Mra. M. M. Parker, Mrs. C. B. Kheem, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Metzger, Mrs. Gen. J. C. Breckinridge, Mrs. Dr. J.W. Bayne, Mrs. C. A. Reed, Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Christiani, Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Clapp, Miss Clapp. Misses Huyck, Dr. and Mrs. George P. Van Wyck, Capt.and’ Mrs. R. W. Tyler, Capt. G. B. Haycock, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Presbrey, Mr. Charles Spalding, Miss Bessie Blount, Mrs. and Miss Heaven, Miss Bessie Brown, Capt. and Mrs. George K. Johnson, Mrs. and ‘Mass Cra- craft, Dr. George Acker, Miss Lillie Acker, Miss Bertie Vanhorn, Dr: and Miss Gunnell, Mr. and Mrs. Cooms, Mra. Cleveland Abbey, Mrs. W. D. Wyvill,’ Miss Wyvill, Mr. H. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mra. Robert wane the season may coast as t Sound, returning to Wash- B. and Mrs. Wm. and Sirs Br’. Sdimmack, Cay , Mra aad Miss A, W. Fisher, Miss Blumenberg, Miss Dr. : F if : i | as Tien who ascumpentod ths ontt ef Likifioniee SSorgetienliy working te Saske the porformnses ’ Clab on the 15th instant. ‘The fourth annual open lawn tennis tourne- ment for the championship of the south, sin- gles, will be beld on the courts of the Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association, Washington, D.C, May 15, 1891, Prizes will be offered in the following events: GENTLEMEN'S SINGLES. “All comers’ prize. Suitable first prize. “Runner-up” gets second prize. The winner will be called upon to play Mr. AE. Wright, the present champion of the south. The con- ditions are that the championship trophy must be won three times to the absolute property of the winner. Entrance fee, €2.50. GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLES. Suitable first prizes will be offered, the “rnn- ner-up” getting second prize. Entrance, €2 for each player. Consolation prize—Open to all beaten injfiret match in singles. Non-winner's prize—Open to all who have never won a prize. Referee—Mr. 0. 8. Campbell will act as ref- erce during the tournament. Matches will be best two out of three sets, finals three out of five. All vantage sets. ‘Games will be played under the rules of the United States National Lawn Tennis Ansocia- tion. Play will begin promptly every day at ® p-m. Entries close Wednesday, May 18, 1891, and should be sent, with fee, to Thos. P. Borden. Committeo: Sinclair B. Sheibley, Thos. P. Borden, W. P. Metcalf and Jules P. Wooten. The first prize in open doubles are two hand- some berry bowls, solid silver, lined with Fold and elegantly chased. Silver-backed hair rushes will be awarded to the winners of the “runner-up” prize in open doubles. The first [Rize 12 open singles is a wilvor berry bowl and dle, which is a fine specimen of the silver- smith’s skill. For the “runner-up” prize in open singles an clegant rosewood game box, tipped with brass and supplied with all the accessories. Prizes will be offered open only to District layers who have not in the open tournament m beaten by a District player. The first rize in doubles is two silver gold-lined bon m boxes. For the second , silver handled silk umbrellas are offered. In si the first prize is a handsome silver and lent! traveling flask and the second prize isa field and opera glass prize. In addition there will be @ consolation rite and a non-winner's prize. These prizee are more costly than those offered at the open tournament held last fall, and are considered to be handsomer. The players last year agreed that the prizes offered were as fine as any that they had ever seen, the only exception being the prizes offered at the Newport tournament. PROMINENT PLAYERS ENTERED. The committee have already received entries for a number of prominent players throughout the country, and it is expected that the leading experts in tennis will be well represented. Among those who are expected may be men- tioned Mr. O. 8. Campbell, the it chamn- pion of the United States; B. Spalding de Gar- mendia, the present champion in racquets; A. E. Wright, who holds the championship of the south; Valentine G. Hall, one of the champions in doubles in | this country; J. Post, jr., who won the open tournament in singles held here in 1859; jason F. Prosser, who, with Post, won the open tournament in doubles held here in 1889; E. A. Thompson and K. V. Beach, the winners of the championship in doubles in the open tourna- ment held in this city Inst fall, and A. H. 8. Post of Baltimore, the champion of the Bouth- ern Lawn Tennis Association. It is expected that some twenty of the District players will enter the tournament. THE COURTS Tx GOOD CONDITION. ‘The courts of the Bachelor Club, where the tournament will be held, sre in first-class con- dition. In fact, it is said that they have never been in better shape than they are this season. The committee expect that their efforts to have 2 tennis tournament which aon be ficet-class in every respect will receive lovers of the game in this city and ‘tay there- fore predict a large attendance. pa <cdussernemenaaned AMUSEMENTS. ee PT ite triamy ol concert of Music this evening, under the direction of Mr. John Philip Sousa, assisted by Miss Decoa, rima donna soprano. Seats all over the house, 1, at Metzerott’s. ‘The sale of season tickets for two concerts to be given by the Boston Festival Orchestra, tomorrow morning at Metzerott's. These ets have been placed at the low of $1.60. Tickets for single concerts will not be sold be- fore Monday, May 11. Lecrvre ox THE Hawaras Istanps.—Dr. V. D. Collins will deliver his lecture on the Hs- waiian Islands, for the benefit of the Newsboys and Children’s Aid Society, att. Jon's Parish Hall on Wednesday evening. The lecture will be illustrated by end pictures, and will deal with the origin of the islands—their dis- covery, political history, physical characteris- tics, Voleanoes and pr. future. Dr. Col- line has traveled extensively throughout the Hawaiian kingdom, and probably no one is better prepared to speak upon this Xo! The lecture is given freely for the t of the Newsboys and Children's Aid Society, which is #0 much in the care of the waifs of our city. ——_ SHOOTING STARS. A Pittsburg reporter is to be cremated next ‘Wednesday. He was frequently roasted when he was alive. “Another idle shattered” remarked the en- gineer sadly when his locomotive ran over @ tramp. ms PoRTe. “T don’t like beer,” be ssid. “My forte is plain whisky.” “And you seem to be able to bold it,” re- marked the man with him. ‘THE VISITING DocTORS. Now, welcome to the Doctors, ‘And is the welcome meant, ‘Because they come to see us, And do not charge a cent! ‘Do they call them moth balls because they are always ‘round where the moths are? ‘You may bresk bank with checks and check ‘a train with brakes. ‘€R M'KEE's TROUEERS. ‘The White House kid has put on pants, And we would like to know If they have creaselets back and freat And spatlets white as snow. Otherwise they don't go. Seed Letters of regret—I 0 U. “Tm very democratic in all my tastes,” enid the wife of a well-known republican statesman to s friend im the street car. “Except your politics,” suggested the friend, and the exception was noted. ‘A boree can starve though he may have s bit in his mouth all the time. steey had “shed for breakfast yesterday morning and the emall boy of the family was Given « trial et it After « minute or two he "Rtas the matter?” asked hia ether. “Don's ee his plate; “bat ton te Sperpeinenet relay