Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1891, Page 3

rn ye FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 6TH ST. /OB DALE—A BEAULIFUL LUT ON BAS? SIDE EAPEST LOT N.E.; DOK SALE OR KENT—A NEW SIX-ROOM AND Fonar ft Sosiop: site anata acy 1.400 | For rien st. new. sS0xe 7 35 diste passers ‘Owner, TORN. Sees, foot if sold soni aay. ROKER & CADSS FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. NT EE-STORY TEN- ses te Kiron Feakaence ot JOR SALE—AN EL : collar cottage at Brookland, nicely located in grove tiront: jriae | nay rent | to: te foot if sold soon's terms easy. BY, | of trees: convenient to city by both steam and electtic m very cans terme, kdrcos CHEAL HOUSE, |. Near iowa Cir in: coutaine every meouern conten | iui aen eo Bobet nw pid lum" | Failrouta, price #2800: on eaay terme Apply to ‘ice 1 | ich Bir pears mstrance, w handsome book case and | Tom gare FoR saLe=tors EL PAINO. ae Louisiana ave: Petes Foe str Ba DD. STR | Mnice chest free. Price, @12,000. APP! F° TOTS AND VILLA SITES Sicihibae eee eceae [Usvansity nErcnTs. meni collar riers PoTo! * Ste) cant, balauce #25 inoOhIG) or oes two | joISe : ae TORT MEYEE HEIGHTS. LAND IMPHOVEMENT COMPANY. ADDITION TO BROOKLAND. s sagas : G12 F st. B.w._ | POR SALE-BEAU srtntally teers om hows | A MAME INVESTMENT. MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES_OF ONE OB MORE — PURCHASE a BY and 10th ste. Mood: | A Magnificent fonie, overlooking Washing- Poker atten ET 4 And “the FINE BUILDING LoTs f Fons 300 Ce haa Oe ERS Baa INO. F, WAGGAMAN, GRAND_OLD ‘POTOMAC. One Ties, ™ wa Gor Lath and G's, De. to 15e. Per square toot. PALISADES OF HE POTOMAG, ‘This is the handsomest part of Brookland, which is so =) t-SE-THADELSIRROOM-BRICK OF | Tekoadvantase ot theet Reuton: CONDUIT ROAD.— already thrivina villace of upward of 100 houses, X DESIEABLE PROPERTY 08 | Pn SATE, BOOM BRICK ON | Will bring double the price in the fall, peal Heo iGtehave just bean bouet for e CHURCH and rrian? ave. he. wear Sd nor SS) FG Se sta ne. jgwrill trade for! Sena for maps, fc. TERMS, in every case, ‘TO SUIT-THE PURCHASER. | €15.0\N) appropriated for wSCHOOL HOUSE, front, aley im rear: improved by a T2-room brick | round in Colunbi ‘eyed ROBINSON & LODGE, Some of our choice building lots can be bought as | |ASONG 178 MANY ADVANTAGES ARE ITS fee res ee een Sr ‘. | Atlantic baliaing, Come Menten, «| Somes HIGH ANDHEALTHY LOCATION GOUDSUCIETY. © FiltsT CLASS HOME and bath; F 9% SAD ow'r Miss THe OPPORTUNITY | 6 CASH, BALANCE 1S SMALL MONTHLY PaY-) BY THE MET. RAILROAD AND ELECTRIC CARS i eeii butt brick ~ 28) "and $1,230; carettes. pass in’ front! 3 7 ND SHADE TREE ms on 1 t | POR SALES b a6 oT CHAS.’ A. SHIELDS, 1405 F st. nw. 13-30 SERA Fe. PROPEL ADS Sorp wr Riateand, i Information cal st office of REDFORD nop st swe si A reer Ski ‘OK SALE—LHAT ELEGANT PIECE OF VACANT | — THOSE PURCHASING NOW are sure to REALIZE | V- s, 2008 3 ot. where. ealemacn is s SiON. bags ee xround ‘comer 10th ‘and Md. ave. n.e.; room for | HANDSOME PKOFITS in the near iuture. $ereg We SeRIP ELT, Shoee wishing to #00 the property, Es te & et ee az | SE houses. 'At avernce "cose, inchudiag comer, of | | For Plats, Pamnphiete and furtuer information apply N. POR SALE4 GOOD PATING ENVESTMES WOR SALE ¢ ‘IX-1.OOM | $1,150 per lot. Cheapest corner proj the vicin- | at Company's office. JOR SALE-SUBURBAN LOTS— smialt hoses always rented, rsoetary anil kwon Callan si. ne. Rented at $11.50per mo. | ity. Buy now. CHAS. A. SHILEDS, 1405 Fst. | epzicim’ Iats F et. o.w., Washington, D.C. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Bent brs Xo im Kies at. bot. 17th and 1sth, U fhatige ite three tor Obe larger house. | MW. Je1S-3t =e Ta EEEASAN ES acnenne : tiri-k houses im Jackson alley. WASH'N DANENHOWER, 08 SALE BROOKLAND AND ADDITION LOTS. 2 sad my apa A BLOCK OF GROUND These ute are rapidly advancing, have Shae ana UNIVENSTT) HEIGHTS, : ELE: communi ; T | DE SALES ST. BET. CONN. AVE. AND 17TH ST. | *Wotnve Shochor eer ation with C hig gt LOWEST ek eee 410. each 61.000. i | 54xi05 to wide, weli-pavedatioy. .| PRICES and on MOST FAVORABLE TERMS also SOUTH BROOKLAN! rent $10.30: eich 31-120. 9 | ats. nw. ; :éstories and ‘Can be subdivided into three small lots or two large’| A DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGK with ous We have desirable lots in all of the above subdivi- Seren) cab welnoeee oon O'For price wnd particulars ‘trouble to show property. ae Pha REDFORD W. WALES ke oOge rae et atHis entng for | NEES ses ests? oe cro Foqepte then Me coe wegen REBYORD HEE SOR atx root we, renting for $10.50; | TR er Je18 + Ye Nsds Pac ave McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, FOE SAGE HAVE YOU SEEN THis SUBDIVI 1.00, court, rear 6th and Ane conveuteeliy: Dag’ Seen YOK SALE—LOIN AT INGLESIDE, 1HE BLAU. Ce LF ee Te we nd PE ad co Fag Paes Fone * | Papered and finished : rent ays Jo per cent het and F tiful new subdivision lying between Rock Creek | _™mh2@ Corner 10th and Gets. n.w._ | way down: terms easy. J. H. 45 my20-Lm Tnhuses, Southeast, renting for $64 a gp elow DUCKEDEE rouD, 617 etn w. | Ps ng He Drerant ahs deneinge Geel |e | SRLELV ALE TFROVED ae " z ment will do well to enil om me before a 5 E- MELEE LIST. So SS FULTON LEWIS, 1303 Fat. se13-3t SUBURBAN PROPERTY. __| FShwitivin “iidviitri Oh? Gibattows es DAVID D. STORE. 908 F ot. 2. w. ier seseed ti wea nee nes wed | pet APE tn OM aH AT NEAR 58053. 17-5 core an WAROMA EARES SEOOIEOOT: | Titan atnedomer for esis theGesteabie improved R SALY_ HANDSOME SEW ENGLISH BASE- | contains ts roorgs and ail inodern conveniences, ingood | I front; if sold soon will be sold cheap: price asked, ra a re Of Mround, every. variety of | Foal estate on the Heisviowt Geompene es Dees Mets: | BOA FRG NOS Gok uae ae iatithna eine | MM ber. GLO". EANKINS, AiO at jiseat | MC tewe: over Bult gore of ground, every. varity of Ht sfeows, koa st eowammaaens —_ santas SOK SALE—30 PT. FRONT ON G 8I., WITH 2 ediate ADDAY at office o sold in separate parcels, a8 shown by a piat, which Ta PO frame awellinet, aid 70 Tez front on i st, in aft | 282 !mmediate purchaser., Appr st oewot g willbe exhibited by ether of the wnderstmed.” One GUD _SiX-ROOM TWO-STORY | about 15,300 er ites am offer wanted. | je15.3t* 900 Penneyivania wv Of the rarcels, voutided by Road. street on the touthe K SALL 1916 HAREWOOD AVE. frees st. ; lcanseil this property | GLU. W! LINK. Jel by “*Lovers’ on the east, by Observatory strect I ee ee ee BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME. ‘west and “Linthic 4 north, col Pare’ new brick bowse a A aan aent uenr, foe" | LOW SALE—TWO CHOICE TAROMA LOTS.SURE, | A PEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME. Seine about 300,000neusr fester hasah ad nara co Paperel and decorated . ant wer — «| Fsateand profitable investment. GEO. W. F. VER- BOTH ARE OBTAINABLE IN by spacious and elevant mansion, with all od Pula.) yrosterm imiproVeluen:s. . $4.00. 3oup) Jei:be oy: x je: BOTH P BI ya spac lex an Snare pope = NON, 108 St. Pa ‘Baltiaore, Ma. NORTHW ALEXANDRIA. Diences, a fine conservatory, completestadle, SCHAFER & CU., £24 and 42 F SOME VERY CHEAP oe APEST CORNER ‘The Northwest Alexandria inprovenient Company | inaltogether the most attractive home in the District, the houses on my books. Call at my northeast office | WOM SALE-CHEAPEST CORNER has purchased and subdivided a handsome tract of | “The dimensions and locations of the otter parcels Ok SALE— afigr 4 otiock." I Lave soue tots near otis st at ise. | 45, Cant, Atlvand Hats. 84. 7ZxK to alley wil ground lying upon a Leautifal range of hills 1,000 | will appear from the plats, No more le pars ¥F THE FINE RESIDENCE to foot. | Write or call on T. H. GARDNER, | 575 nS £ THOMSON Rooks a Avent Buldine a ner naron of Alexandria and 900 yardagroui St. | chase could be made by parties desiring either « home of Oftices, vail an. and G sts. ne. i N saph Junction. or an investment. DR. JOHN BaaMLtos, nie St Trenty-fve thousand dollare bave been expended | “Pui istwetn as to terme and conditions of sale, Situated : POR SALES IN A CHOICE PART OF THE | upon street improvements alone. ‘The streets and | &c., will be cheerfully Turaiaiet hy the ne ON MePHEL: Fy SAP Save eet northwest, four lots 2ua84; one lot 22x84 and two | avenues ae OG and. G0 fect, wide and thoronshiy WILLIAM A. GORDO NUMBERED s7 Jiggant Hew six-room brick house on 6th st. n-¢- | jotsiwaso. ‘The 20xe4 jote front south, the 22x84 is adediand eraveied with the @nest wiite dint gravel 330 4 F A DESIKABLE AND VALUABLI moa Hy st- Cars: rented foe S20 per month: Worth | s corper jot, and the i te front east. ‘The price | The sidewalks are in like manuer graded and dressed JAMES H. TAyfo! ulars, diineusions, pric Fee ton TT OOO ers eRe AG@™” | of the, LUxi4 lots fs #4.200 each; the 22xN4 lot tw | and are fringed with Deautitur sodded parking. The 618 15th st. nw. the property apply to. oe goat. WALTER A, Buow 85,082, and the 18xs0 lots are 83,600 each. One-half | gutters are capacious and are weil rammed with the \p23-fin Bes. ___ 1423 Fa. ave. nw. | Cachor allcasn, “Shese lotseare perfectiy weeded. in Gest cobtie. “Beautiful shade trees are planted infront | 8229-5 a : 1505 P a 3 locailiy and ought to advance 2 per cent in | of each lot. FOE S‘1E_WELL SITUATED GROUNDS AND A TH, TWO. | first : NEAR 13TH. TWO | value within twevve mention “Ten feet of parking in front of each residence is Jarce, deiighttul 6id-fashioned Louse, well alapted | phe ee Feeney ee Waite, tia | lel3St WARNEN CHOATE & CO.,730 11th st. yided for sha'eack Tot hasan aliey in the font Aifocn for Guaniner oardere Fm weie yare, of Me, S HASPSOME HOME ON OSE OF THE BEST | Fst nw: seid-st | YOR SALE_LOT 2, IN SQ. 1068, BOUNDED BY Ob DAILY TRAINS-6 CENTS FARE. ee STREP TS. Thoroughly welt built Loner, cantarnine AP PROPERTIES north C, 15th st. euat and North Carolina ave. ere are five raliroads and an excellent line of LD WATE! y:con- | ing total trontaye of 326 feet and containing about y boats that connect Ale a atin He eat ese | gusta Sate cans atc | tr eal at Coc Acasa and Wasa fourm, and “hel : ta STABLE aud ALE = mood dots ath st Bw: | vison, Apply to. He G. TODD, Siti ee aw ixty, dally trains land passengers. within 800 AT} D by FURNACE ai ACKE OF GROUND, w: OUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | . ards of “Nortiiwest Alexandria.” The trip is made 5 MILE FROM BELTS. ECESSARY OUTBUILDINGS. ae x 7H. GARDNEM, in twele miyaies and the fare is on:y Gy.centa, B. & 0., 32 fron: Washington: 30 This is E FOR CITY PROPERTY ‘sid 1th and G sts. me, Te a OUN" ROR AVENUE. ig s. tail bearine: most productive track Spe . EXC] DR CIT’ 5 To builders, the n.w. cor. of Larch and Spruce sts., ¢ official survey made by the authority of Con- fo Washington. R. V. HALL, 110 St. For price aud permit to inspect aypiy to, ZX DESIRABLE PROPERTY, 3) FEET | Le Droit Park; 100 feet on st. by 85 on, Spruce | gres# located Mount Vernon avenue direotiy’ throxsh NM S03t oN a PESIBABLE PROPERTY, 35.71 tOapaved abies. Special priceand terms for 10 aye. | the property which now is “Northwest Alexandr ae were w York ave. by 37 yah st ow ARNES & WEAVER, ‘This survey "has been submitted to and acceyted by TY EAN r= Baproved by two. ten-rooun wod. inp, brick hus Guat nw. | the lary of War and there is no question of {ts See sale, Auction column, of June i DECIDED BARGATS Tithst ai Sew ert sve EF alte to invent Grist a 7 s avende alone will be of tinuenwurable FOR AN INVESTMENT NOTHING | value to investors in Northwest Alexamariae”™ id continued the avenue Fr property. and the lot owners will reap 4 Pst. near Dupont Circle: lot y thts ap. as the owner has left the REVELL and JAMES P. BANNON, “1470 MADISO: i, neven-toom, srumue aiid stabie; house | S4bd dollars ruweet Alexandria: twenty-five thou. | company, hae afopted througn roperty will be soid | POR SA Price, $15,500. corner I 54 ACRES NEAR MOUTH OF BROAD sand in” Hented to ocd tenantsat S25, | alone. the advantasce, . Wiuiles from, Washington ; improved by a Ne Rememnt renin to eves s0 2 moron, | HipaeSs titer atta ae oe ey | = Ee Ra ee in ‘ OHS F. DONOHOE, Jid East Capitol | Don 7 7 eviews from "Northwest Alexandria” - | YOURE peach trees, with other fruit; land high, wit) 3 S3.200. JOHN #. DONOHOE, ‘SIS East Capitol | HOR SALE-MARY OF WASHINGTO guestionsbly the finest mn this sectron of the country, | ecod water tront;one nile. above River Views with Alexandri fare; only $2,000. DUCK- STORY BRICK DWEL} do not lose the opportunity ; the best lot Aue National Capitot, the Washington monument, the | forsrel Looks per State and Navy Department, the Executive Man- | ETT & FORD, 617 F'st. uw. orth Capitol st + Pays 8 per cent interest. | @fe com; buy now. Gare a we im fact, all atchitectural. Wi au ek Os Lith st. DW} plainiy seen’ “Miles of the. picturesq: On LOOK, INTO NORTHWEST, ALEX: | dotted with tiny pleasure craft and vemels of cou = 7. aii i andria; it will pay you; see suburban colnn merce, are within piewsiug view. ria, with 1s Marsiand ave. caretios, CHAS. A. SHIELDS, TH05 E&eOkD. OR SALE_—TWO, FINE LOTS ON tts Foot uly nat hew; with ¥ rooms uid bat: on double comer, Feonw. i 101 wt. nw. | I tended between Cutton and Roanoke dre dtorcare A04 Washington stand platuly marked in | new: Gen, Burdette's: only Me SALE_12 VERY DESIRABLE NEW Mi HLY PAYMENTS—SEV | feet each: one of pric AS A HOME iepot, six passouger trains ada’ F jottaues easly completed: butit meparatels uce Groom frame houses; nicely papered: | DUGAN & BUTLER, WW) * 4 Nomthwest Alexandria presents every, attraction as ~ w Ricely located on Harvard st., Columbia Heignts, east 2th st. extended ne. Lange lot convenient 16 LE NGE— Jace of residence: ite wide avenues, splendid walks, | 2°! Bicely paperd: 000. EASTEKDAY & MALLERY, | POR Sony se nea tahoe ul trees aud inviting parks. its coumanding | Pook SALE OR REN : Sir furnace, wells ‘Suildine. _seld-tin" | aitey': huproved by good S-room bri picturesque villas, heaith-civing atmosphere | b“Kensincton, Metropolita: making water, ceilars under the whole ‘will trade for two OF thizee sur re Water 1uake tt indeed # placeior homeseekers, | ground: ood lawn, ‘f SOE a detent ome oF Zor | Fist. bet. Sth and 9th sts. n.e.. a 2-story and cellar | Per f Keggents of Northwest Alexandria’ have acity of | ings. Also lots at Keusinctou f 001 wiy papered. Pric W) inhabitants within a stoue’s throw of thelr bm 200 and $3,500;0n easy terme, Ap: | btick: G6 rooms and bath: newly papered. Price, fe AS. W. HURDLE & CO., wa a b. i. WARNER & CO., = SITE 1N Hof, | A008 alfordung every convenience of markets, sores, | jets" ‘Kenai a HARPLESS, seu 419) O16F st tiw._ | Freed Mange ate Ebsoeib, needed stant, Book | Siolsan and rast ae Ob those lovely | Toi, KENT WASHINGTON GROV cor On premises, ‘OR SALE [orn ciperheny gnpcto ea ngy Page hr features of Suburban Iite—pure | K tage containing six large rooms, stated on’ Grove ix anaes TOR ew Hampshire ave. bet. Land M Feary eae ne eed ROo Ee WAGCAMAM ca | weler. Dare a ‘freedom of space. ‘There are sixty | 4¥e. ; three Ininutes. from the statvon: will rent cheap. F cottawe on Park st.. ¥ Mnisied : lot 4ox108, easy terms, LEWIS, ass F Jel ey and Uageanent Uriel 8 roo, datly ‘trams vetween "Northwest Alexandria” and | For Particulars apply M. 3. GORDON, 400 K st. u.W. WARNE Washingtoi ade in twelve minutes and | Jel the fare is only aix aud one-balf cents. PROSPERITY, - ‘There are 272 inanusactories in Alexandria, employ- NEW SIX-ROOM ‘OODSIDE, _S and cold water, bath, I T i, with rance, hh EK MONTH, PRETTY Three new 3-story bricks; 9 rooms each ; Carroll st. able tor two horkes: cellar snd shade, Pri Pik, woo F tng thousands of men and women, and disbursiis Over : : 1h bay -window Uriel, Zid Desk ei 109 F aa . With two, Jote, ns to suit. BF. L1Git 4 uated im natural, wed, : ong) OF ea Oe WARNE! BEE OF DESIRABLE BUILD: | $100,000 monthly. | ‘Lhe city's witolenale trades as | TON, dee La ay Jerse ‘elient ai a the heuchts of Georgetown: for loca- | Well 48 the weneral shipping interest, is Kreater SALE-HYATTS! MD.. SEVERAL rm Seen ESTER DAT 2° MAT: | that of Washington, aud tie pian to see that Alex: | J E MD. PRAT, 3 _ OR SALE Selita Rok rae aw Je1s-de | Sudrin, with its sp.vndid harbor, $s rapialy becoming | A desirabie residences with beautiful grounds; #1,200 SALE BARGAIN AT eth st bet Ww. ;8 rooms: S = ewe ifreat counercial Port. O80. s Toom frame dwelling ; le ling) reeanoa Wt 1808 | Ton SALE ‘Our property ites within 1,000 yards of Alexand: For Kent—Five to nine-room houses from 812 to 825 == feet ‘B. H. WARNER & CO. 60x100 north side R bet. 18th and 19th, and the merchants and. professional men of that Per outh, 00. FULTON LEWIS, Lixks F st.jel3-3" VIG F st. ti.w. | 21xN7 toalley sout! Corcoran near N. Hi. ag wel gs those of V Vienna, Va., near station, elegant country place; T PL Bestest ara ~ 7 " at " 2.00 | **Northwbst Ajexandria’ large house; abundance of’ fruit; high and heaithy. d cellar cetiave. ut 25. front: ee ee eee ee ee itiet: VétieI7ineg.H. 3°95 | There are several hundsome. how Algo acre luis.” All very low bie and lot 40x17 Risks KS AND TWO FEAMES, E 350x109 cast sie 7th bet. Band Sn.w., sq. 1 ‘open Brepinces, &e-2 wil’ be sold on easy tert PESTERDAYS MALLERY, Putte buiiuing. 024 F rs (69 | and many more will be butit Unied BRICK BULLDINGS. ‘The records sliow that a larse nuuiber of, real estate trausters have occurred and a greater number of brick Yuldings have been erected in Alexandria than in ‘whet the WATERS & THOMPSON, Koou 5, Atlantic buildin, ACKES; NEW FIVE-ROOM ven acres; new néne-roon: house; aber: ine Box 50100 ni. Boxe to OK SALE-HANDSOME NEW SST ORY BRICK | 20x100' 5 south mide C Rear 24 m corner Gand 1h ey, Hillyer ave. near ; ey, M bet. Isthend 10th. Price dwelling. Is 1th st. n. on ati tt latent ie 18,040) to feat to ehiretes, schol sand stations ou Metre - patli “room. all latest imnproveme! i s convenient to chiirehes, schools and stations ou Metro: Dall squar Under our personal supervision and first-clags inevery has been far greater te the Proportion of profit | politan branch ralirowd. with. fine shader trait std Fespect. House open for inspection. For further par SRKDSUME PROFITS. UCKETY, Kockville! Jekeit AMMANN, 612 Fat. | 'owlstand prceappis to EREORD, ROE w arama © | kia octiolle hor fuse bees pee new eak coani a OR EXCHANGE—A 220-ACRE FARM Witham connty, Va., 38 aniles trom Washinsten and Ly aujies trom station. An new honse and ali necessary outbut On large result.» ote inoue aiid ape Hpac average depth XD [BASEMENT | [rou sALE-1WO OF THE NICEST 7-ROOM AND | _SS-m.w&f.te Room 4, Atlantic building. near Tita w.; Irooma, | PQoee Mew trick houses in the chy: prese-onck | DOW BALL fronts with stone trisuninss; bay” wit s; cabinet | J beautiiul lots on north side of Maryland ave. See ae SOW SER athe, Se'” PEveRE | Bear 2d ot ne. < mmaynitcent tmprovements being | @iz0and will bescld upon emy terns. | RACING iy aneia. Base, 8 par eres er sheap. Avply to OWNER Las inhis.n w._ elit" | made and ta be made on adjoining lots; size cach | “Every ot han at alley Io feet wuse. ee se : pce =. BUs110 to alley price per foot, #240" emeniber, Esau ere ee ence LEE Se s syaeRy dg zeams and bein OK SALE —0 328) ‘3B. H.W $2).Ui0 naxé been srent upon the streets. ‘The im-| JOR LY 3 MILES FROM CITY, 640 : ied ope Fi nts are nut promised. they are acre. acreyof Ad atthe very low price os th) Dor Mctar irons OaT ECONOMIC mpaiy wall attura very. assintanes to those | acres PSC & HUTHEMYORD, SS0s 8 Se awe W A ish vo build. frontage of 110 feet by averace depth of 75 fect, oe 2 aya “portunity fora builder.” For turther particulars | 208 MAPS, terms and prices of within property, in- Fok suply EASTEMD AY e°MALLEnE, Pactie baliding, . M. GORMAN bbe DID RESIDENCE PROPER’ For sabe ‘on Bast. f 20x80. S12. 000- Fine hone on Q st. n. T jon and 3 miles fron Manager “'N * on, B. and P. railroad; improved by & ‘Northwest Alexandria, om dwelling snd outbuildings: dweliing ih tod ‘SOxBw to alley : nearly new. E—3),000 SQ. FT. OF GROUND ON7TA ‘08 Lith st. now. pame: die and ontbutlaings: ¢ ine im Gf yen. | Av-atory and basement house o ‘south and opposite Sehuetzen Par se13.3t kh st, BW 6. | order, ; cust €1.400, and insured Tor $1,000 7 Eo Nine-room house on | Wel. Lot 20x80. Cheap at $0,S0 are authorized to offer it for te only 81.600. Ajgreat bareain. DUCKETT & FOR OK SALE—A FIN Jeay : four rooms un first ‘THOS. G. HE yer foot; wor:h Gle. HAIGHT, BU TRACT OF LAND, CON. | 61) Fst. nwo 7 aes es Sod: perfectly built lot BUS00 man: | _Je1s-12t a. 1210 F st. new. jel: taining 101 acres, on the Ridge road, just opposite LE-AT A BARGAIN—S5% ACRES; IM- od; perfectly built slot Juxw, omy | _ = ee Werwey- Heixhte and adjoining the Yalisndes vs the wetits, 11-room dwelling, eits noe to ai eas 20K SALE-ANICE FOUR-STORY BRICK, WITH (DESIRABLE BUILD. ae, arma tie hone eS een peg Papen eae eee A 20x90; two | Fadjoinne n.w. corner lot, 1s N st. jouses; Ost.s. w.near teriuinus | improved by a. fine ee eel ene ene a Thies a bargain. 1d yon | cools teautful place in wealthy part of te citys lawns row W a seninoud ams Jel! Danviije railroad icet wed . BP. aiies from station. Lz rst. new. rubbery, fountain and shade trees." ADp.y WALKER & SO. Tuht in the heart of iupros ~s. Jel St ————_F spect very desirable tor speculation and subdivision. ‘OK SALE_AT ONCE DESIRABLE COMMIS. Pretty bouss sant Hor fulfpasticuiare aypiy', AE SALE ONE HUS EARNS NEAR lange lot stall © monthly. sion ware house and wharf property at foot of | me. 17.6: 75e EDWARD 4 call tora descriptive et of country twenty gicht-room and ded Prince st.. Alexandria, Va, known as Hlooe's or | Suutioside New York ave. bet any cal] torn descriptive Ii map of country twenty 128; very cheap ant easy fer « loton | Fowie's Nii be leased.” Apply tocwner. KW. | “Lat ste, 20g10L errno 928 and 130 ¥ at. At CLEMENTS. Gel itw 1th st exten led at oae.- hee arirand. “A | 3 F st. n.w.. Wastington. D.C. jelicit” | Went siie 7th bet. A and’ B sts. F 2 GARDEN SPOT, THREE | Pp A x an c ont Bote northeast we | 7 : S000 me pa acres, adiacent to telorim school. Price 3 cents per | Mt “spoculation—0 acres, beautifally tecatel for ite £ be #2 ‘musta lnweuts: | SaiT bene eek tx acted ole ae iit S3. ie. Gx 11336 9110 | toot Address WM. H. SEAMAN, 1424 110 ar. | divisonea iow * hand 7th ste, ne AN & BUIL bath, cellar, ail mod. $11,000; eusy terms. KENNE ae 00 | new. Jel-Lw* "| railroad’ a short drive irom the city. For perticulars Jelsnit pcan foe oe | gS inguize of REDFORD W. WALKER & SUX, 1006 E> ID BUSINESS PROPERTY | J - Mg GEES “ ront by about 100 teet deep on FST. 14 alley.” WiGHT & STOCKETT, sid Fst. nw. Tae | Sith tem da i and 14th), about 2x1 ok INVESTMENT EXTRAORDINARY— | large building dn it, at a bargai Stxroom brick for $2. : puBiic sae so another ¥ st. property Cb to 36-foot alley, with oF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, Setory dwelling, ‘lot about bet Mand N sts. nw. ; 87, $3,000. Brick dwelling, jest lots in vicinity 0. “HIS 4th’ st. ne: | Opened within a few weeks Ww 12th and be vhen prices will be raised; only 3 few outside lots insola. Apps to 456 st. sow sale, on the pre aE ENEWS Pa w. fewaut dwellinz, st. bet ae wa, Aneate. TH, 1S8l. at ew SaEE ain WASSEVEN TEW ATC BR BEA M00, Hlerant itwethiig, 1th stb ee GUCTPAYSE'E'CS, neones, iobie fice ame LF RANDULFIL Ne Pe. MIGHT & & PTT. on Saupson st. Let, Mtl and loth and P and Q o r Gaithersburg, adjoining the or jadoc Maxrnder, ¥. M. draley, W. Chichester and HOMES | others. arge double i wildings. Only THE FARM CONTAINS 322 ACRES, on time. A419 N.Y. ave. now. MOF st FOGLE A Metousqce SiGLe wit ue | <ALE-A TARGE BRICK, N.W.: N Northwest’ Aleaaadris, Kead suburven detain ‘iM Gok conly #5,.00. 51 P st. n. w., desirable brick oe iT c Soe HE gt stables nthe | ORL OUKING. WasiiNaTO: is Oat hen | rooms dwelling: cod ara and wut f 7,200. One-tidtd cashe alain saat “aay | feceiae OPA PILE TES: : Blaine More or lees, is well watered and tiubered. ‘There can sone a6 IRTY-NINE ACRES, IMPROVED BY | be Bye t huore prine yellow locust posts cut TDA HOME IN NowTit 30 wer nauave foot Out of and dwelling: 24 niles trons Cia aa Tari te tuder soo. Sencing and i wa.” We ofice You every inducement. ‘1 econoies! lots In ‘the city. hurd vation. the dwellyhi is ut extralizze frame house contain- ing 10 large roous, with fine cellars under the. wile house. ‘The ou: buuitings area lurze barn, corn house . 5 WaxoN shed," meat honse, ntbunidings. Poses: : Callan at. «91,500. These houses will be sold ou eaay’ teria, WoLHOERINS & CO., Baa Fists mie, id in rear, Bat, bet, 2ist | Hive hetchis of We Ronee ay fare tout. end of propored bride af po Os st. near ldth n.w., at deme Jot, bevutitul view of city, 1 only Der sauare oot We. C. DUVALL. 085 Pt atte ACM. GORMAN, #08 Lith st. now, UPON THE EASIEST AND MOST : Select Your own desizn tor a home | 3°12 Alexandria, | Ok SALE— Liey Om sid t for you im ortuwes rospectus sud ORTHWEST. QO SALE-AT TAROMA PAKK, Se fo list OF property for’. ‘the. purchaser can pat is aM FURBO SLO sp X sent o.04.000 | Pewee ica wate 48.000 feck conve: SASIES Ey Crop tins ui. the rowan cre of SOK SALESTH ST. Neal 10 1G O'Brien's court, | uD L st, Bb. ir. iiient fo 4th st. road. beautiful builuing site, 2 ie aa e ‘Teriis of sae: One-third cash on day of sale, the brick; 7 rove: m.t. | €3,01 . Frere (oot. OR SALE—LARGE NEW TEN-ROOM AND BATH | baiince in two payiuchts of ene and two years, £68 REDFORD W: WALKER & SON GORMAN, 008 13th st. nw. Cottaxe: tile smantels, stationsey. Warland stad Ps to sve hotes with inserest from day of tales _perdne a ee NORTH: | tubs. inrve cellar nnd a aner to be at all expense Of Geedl at covey [0K SALE-A NICE RESIDENCE ON F ST. ouses; splendid | ee eee te re tee a C.WORILLEARY Petorsville, Ma, Ge near wo. story and baseuient: 8 roohun 30,000." Repro W. WALKER & SON : a ~ 1008 Ft. SALE—1211 11TH ST_ NW. SSTORY AND nt brick, Srooms, bath and cellar: lot 15.6% ftalles © 93.000) ‘KEDEUD W. WALKER & SON, 10 Price, 82.30 per foot. st. pike: 40 minutes’ drive fron = wase Vision Woodside, Fenwick tation, Aletrozoutan | _C. i, FOUT, Auctioneer. SS aoe Bund 0. R. 1: for 84,000; on ensy terms: | ———» avai: K SALE—THKEE FINE LOTS IN FAURVIEW ACN rt SIX-LOOM COTTAGE; SPLENDID Heizts, each ovx200; at ihe iow price of Zoe. per | "Can be fented after June 20 if not wold. AO sinc aia Wate apse eon tou Station, O00. Kang’ terms. Os. HUNKS Jee TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1507 F st. n.w. Vioum sees Jesu 70K SALE-. 1, AVE,_BE it } ats. ew, Por foot, &2 Vath sis. Bowe, ber 10st sin. mew, per fove, 81 tet, tith and sth : a 3000 451 dad G5 Hideo’ se, the or. ES alley het Mand T2tn and 13th sis fo Hobs ts . FE. ROBI Je12-3t* Or at 1006 Pa. ¥ ARLIN SPRINGS ASSOCIATION OFFERS: |» Yuities trom city, Par rin Springs: | out buddies, va. yeton evn Hadtingrennd osha dapor an | Cow. HOLCO the open on forest adjacent to patoite park of LS ac - - a Slone Four Mite runs ‘en for rent: pavition | NAN SIA OOD WATER LARGE = =e ad _ | Beas Sriniy and Kun i Page ecemoms. | tonne. ‘Aigo twounell fare nes eetoee TS JOK SALE—3 ACRES OF LAND ON orn sq, | 92°F. 0.w. & 5 MUL 1 eeasurer, | _8b1/-3m . ES HINE, Vienna, Va. dive WALTER WEED aon ee Some Ox SALE POTOMAC RIVER FARMS—MANE : — desirable properties at bareain prices. JOR SALE—5 LOTS IN GLEN ECHO; NONE NT OR SALE—A DESIRABLE HOUSE AT ‘on Metropolitun road; shade and two anda half acres, st We Seow" 2 - and 420 0 Walley, th, ar. 1 Ws to iT Sei ia) bh, tr, 1 Don SALE F son Tat. between 12th and 13th : Grooms: eu Hive for eeck B. H. WARNER & CO. AND DESIRABLE [ve acres, situate ats G. Ho CALVERT & CO. bette i the entire enbalvisicn: sold at lu fara | dion on the Sra fant atta faliread Ave | _apis-2m* 1O10 F st! naw. : fo quick buyer. “Also “lots in henssnzton Park. fs | Hgbon the W ie frou Alomabat = SaLON 7 ‘The above monly frtion, of the property on my | WALLEK WieD. 1201 Pa, ave., cor. Lith st 012-3 | TB irate each, cre eae od | BSN Uistet brick ascaanas iB oad Sopa “wry frame 6 rooms and bath hooks. Foe full list cail at office tor baleen eued on | FOR SALE— terns apply to ANCISHUFTY, | and outbuildines. Very reasonable prices tor, cater bets dels and Sth sen. ow Price, $3.68 Be tatand ote. ashe “THOSE WAGGAMAN.” | Kg ane jot om the cast side of 70h at. extended, | PHL SON Estee |G. He CALVERT & 2 O16 Fst. nt zs —FOl jOUSES r pr rn apn Ripa: Tell nately R SALE-—NINETY PIECES OF PROPERTY RMS, FARMS, FARMS, FARMS CEB | KF iinouths Ferus easy. Pre ions No FOR @42 | chance for investment. Pa a WET Bolo ijonmte and moar th ty, guts for, suall | 1 im all sections of Marsland {rons 2 to 2.000 acres ~ WALES s r Call tor. desc und. 70n 0 8500 Now time cry and celinr brick on Maryland ave. | —2210- nist] serge fan Houies aud subdivisions. hend OF eail lor descriptive me QO per acre. | No wei "aad Wea “ste pws! Fiona Price, | POR SALE-HANDSOM: NCE NEAR | 7 FOL BOT ae at , vines Thomas Cucie furnished orunturaished 12recms. | KORG TE anean aE OE BUILDING LOT. 3 | inzion, tee LP at. a : behedimeay Pe eunrcted und yepereds brick-stabie terme | imtereeetion of N. pails bee: Fos SALE SIX FINE TOTS ON 1HE RIVER : aro NS eo. Toad nest Tonnallstown, D.C, ticle for cENMOGM TWORTORE way | 2M teen w,_| Ret aualgtoun Sat tana Bebo betas PERSONAL. a yg Fok SALE-A NICE Bi LOT, 18.9X70, | These lots vary-in size trom 18,000 to 45.0 — a rath Jarge parkinu’: bear New dereey ave. einer with two party walls, on st. near Zist nw. ;ouly | fee @, LADY, GREATLY IN NEED WiLL ‘country twenty yules gronnd Washe | to invest as Peery Ewe CLEMENT OO | Saige qwb21-Sm ds hear Washington are ad T. i Buoows. ‘als Exh F° SALE = On Kbote Island ave. near 15th st. n.w.,asia- | DOK SALE ad baths Desc Bice, seat eiegerd 2: 2h BA WAlkewer & ci 7 fare took ABLE ABER? ©] AX i dare tout. 3 ont "e DIG E st nw. _ | Maseachusctisaves nw s lot Tune to o0ifoot alley aed No cash required bee TBE viata. | erumnent positon paging gab Ue Seba ros sale = - a eg Hageaenait lack aig ing ier seal . SE SALE tained. AGdress P.'B. ay Btar Office. elo Two bricks om K st. bet “pnt SALELON VERY REASONABLE ‘Trnata: | L'0% Bite orronre: VED: MUST SEE YOU AT ITY TO INVESTORS! [., ENVELOPE RECEr ath. mo a ted tine I can offer aba Whole at a OK SALE — A BAl =e + | or tim once; very important; you can safely send ade NEAT COTTAGE ah tual barnes af Sper caut ou fone tine’ *| 100 per cent under the market amd upon” exceptional | dren? igen tee esa aeet, Safely wend with iii. large lot. 50x200ft., fronting on two and Wee otNe terms the finest property on the Metropoliten Urancl, [22 SS TEEN AEG " streets. S blocks from Forest Glen Stati had “Tho Fsteaw. | Bando. ratiroad, containing SrVactes, | BOOares in | SH()() LEN FOR A GOVERNMENT POST SARE LARGE | to sit. "3." R HEKTEORD, 1410 ot. —Hi2. — | grass: ali the hikhent stateof cultivation andtuciud- | $9 tion. Can pass exsmination. HARRY, gon WSO: ES. | On gale FS SRE LOTS, O5 QOLOMBIA AVE, “BRE. | Ing» new and commpodious 13 room double dwsiing, | Star ofice. aes ri 2 Toad and Erle fing barns mutbuiidines. rut, ‘shade un 74 : 7 Aint 1320 arb mg | Hatt tn deer reiterate icas it | A FONTIVE AGT, WE ARE PRYING, SUL 7.200 wists ea alfred eu yi om Wik: 33 feet above | Agana oe cafes gtgiam gegond hand orhyng. Sas ETN: | Hide, 90 mutate’ ride tron Captor, Comunnation, 9 | mw jell” 3 per trip; ain : ‘minutes’ drive | = 7 5 £ $4) per month. Pex ‘vesting in lots in or around Wasi it_will be | gente rer tribe oe the most, prosperon UTHOKIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENOY, meet kere CHEE i ie your imtereat to call nF. W. ROBERTUON & CO’, ned mad Washington, "with every | A Wwilliauis& Con. Communications once oe 14 F st. aw. end 1 G12 Fst. pew. Jeter | inchty oF ity ge. Its within oA $ards of Derwood | fended tg dnd strictly \cunfiuential. " Ofhce ‘open all SALE_ 13 PERCENT NET INVESTMENTS eit 13,000 FOR sate Eales G15 sd Went End ‘Rockville depots, with is? daiy pas ours. WM. iS, Manager, 20 8 ste hw. <9 B-¢.. ob Dated street. have | 7.1 .4 a os P: price asked it would be cheap as stock farn, but | [vii SERVICE YX AMINA N QUESTIONS ad nates, latrobe, ranges, Be. | 3512 8 obs ‘the Heiwute ‘Lot on Maple avenue, Le Droit Park. to napndicate cc capitalist thisotlers a soinnd pth CIE, SERNICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS mute: wiki weil sinay if de- SSL etaadr tr. Jel2-3t 613-61 tunity for purposes of subdivision into lots % to 5 Se SW. FLANN: A-Ms, Tvy Institate, St Nee = acres, for which there is creat ioca! demand,and which - ee. - ;Ok SALE— ‘can be sold readily 150 per cent under eny stixliyision | — 2926-21" Southwest cor. Sth und K sts. n.w. PANDOLPH, S02 F at. F We have for a tow days culy two choice lots on, 10ih | Sans fold Fencily 130 per Inspection invited. ber AEDs ROACH POWDER THE BEST IN THE E TEN-ROOM AND CEL ‘Stat [rices to suitany person, who intends topurchase. | price, terms, plat, Gane waeakwax r world poware of imltations that are pug ap in red ing os Lat st pear Pe ove: 8 | FOR SALE—LOTS. GUEGIS 7th st. A, : fs Patuw. Bend youronier, = POE 2 + Cor. 14th and G sis. n. Est. u.w. Send your Pe rie an (OK SALE $25 DOWN AND $10 PER MONTH Seyi reprinting office, | H'Sth Saxe dsctratle. tot tor nestdoars eine Ta uhome - * | squares of emneyeante sce. Ss, nine-room brick and stone dwelling; | @Y2U-28t_K. A. PHILLIPS & SON, 1419'S. Y. ave. Fy particular, Mans aveguear Linc JOH SALE— A barwain—a fine lot on the gest side of 7th st. ex- tended nent to the corner of Lincoln ave. S0siSo ‘Mr. Gladstone Confined to Bed. caine wept anit theresa | Mr. Gladstone is confined to his bed by sick- Tue svar | ess, which is of so trivial a nature that his sa Prose | ON Se isin and mioreareto bs R aan a rs 2m, Te | ssi r Lovers ee mutheriend st | cloud Station, Nyy on tho Kuoseilie, Cusmbert Fok SALe o> & si. SNEAK GTM NW. TwO: | J[OH SALE~Oag VIEW, OPPOSITE RESIDES CE ative, avenue sctoniedeneas |Jand Gap and Loaiaville railway, and coe Dens Be SSS WESLEY pata te: | Hee eae ogre sr ; SPL IAEA ENE | ny ted and totes mental Hart Seas s FLICKERS, “tos Hes et Jel se pies ta three Groot. bricks at ‘the horthwest corner, of ‘alana O00: ‘cued locating, siau severat "300 | 15th st. inside lots near 3 an “Deca i ~p Mare ney “SPO. sel2-3t iss F& SALE-WE HAVE IN SOUTH JOR SALE—CHEAP_ONLY #4 PER FOOT FOR =. ie = a ila D.C. MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1891. SOCIAL MATTERS. A Pleasant Gathering at the White House— Personal Notes of Interest. ‘The Marine Band concert on Saturday after- several thousand upon one of the Easter on the lawn. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. SOME OF TRE EXHIBITS THAT ARE MADE IX THE DIFFERENT GRADES—VisITORS’ DAY WILL BE TOMORROW, WHEN PARENTS AND FRIENDS ARE INVITED—CLOSING DAY WEDNESDAY. Decked with flowers the public school rooms of the District wore a gala appearance today. It was teachers'“day, the first of the three days which mares the closing week in the public schools. Tomorrow will be children’s day, when their parents and friends are invited to visit the school rooms as the guests of children and teachers. Will be the closing day when the usuaPliterary and musical exercises will be held, which have always been customary on the last day of the school year. Today, however, was set apart.as the time for the teachers to visit the different Katie Kleindienst, Annie Elizabeth T. Laub, ‘Carolyne C. Miller, Kathe- Tine A. Nau, Addie M. Nixon, Emma L Phillipa, Jessie Irene Price, Marian’ Smith, Idn Reid. Stout, Sedie Marie Trazzare, Core Vi Margaret Jane Wa: Josephine Amelia May M. Wood, Lucy Lee Young. ——_ THE GREGORY’ INV Testimony Given Saturday Night-Al the Evidence Now In, The examination of witnesses as to the charges that Prof. James W. Gregory, school trustee, had borrowed money from school teachers was continued and concluded Sata the Franklin School. was private, but @ Sram reporter learned that ‘the first witness, Mr. Bernard Clark, teacher in the county schools, testified that Prof. Gregory had requested a loan of $200 from him, remark- ing at the time that if Clark would assist him he would assist Clark, and that “white men” assisted each other. Mr. Clark also testified that Prof. Gregory told him at the time be asked for the loan that he had.in company with Superintendent Powell and Supervising Princi- pal Keene, been looking at school sites, one at Brookland and another at Mt. Pleasant, and left upon witness the impression that the “help” he would receive the loan would be the principalship of either of those new buildings when erect further stated that upon consulting his uncle, other friends he was ad- vised not to loan the moncy, as it was hardly the proper thing for him to do, as it might in some way involve or embarrass him, and he de- clined to loan the money to Prof. Gregory. Prof. Hugh M. Brown, instractor in physics in the High School for the seventh and eighth divisions, testified and put in evidence a letter from Prof. Gregory, marked “private,” asking the loan of $200, which he obtained through orsement and loaned to Prof. Gregory. Mr.Wm. H. Smith, late teach: testified that he had loaned Prof. Gregory €20 and had had thereafter frequ actions with that gentleman, #0 much embarrassed in his tinancial matters aa to jeopardize and finally teacher; that Prof. Gregory, while not directly part of his indebtedness, had to Mr. D. M. Davis, Dr. Purvis, Magruder Bros. and others and gave them as: surances that if they gave him (Smith)@ chance he would pay his obligations. Mr. Murray stated that he rested his case, re- serving the right to recall any of the witnesses who had testined. Neate aor sollte wan jonday egg lings, re Fereas many people grounds beyond the Fountain the current of human life seemed as active as up nearer the music stand. The light dressing, varied with touches of scarlet, among the most seasonable picture, das the deep, lige. Anna May Wileon, Ind with suche. boskgroun and wi a green foliage afforded was indeed a pleas- ing spectacle. On the south portico the President and Mrs. Harrison enjoyed welcom- ing their friends, and a constantly coming and ing company made this part of the scene ad- tionally attractive, Naturally they were both pleased to see such a large attendance on ublic, and ially of as each little toddler was either wheeled or permitted to walk past the balcony they were the unoon- scious objects of a tremendous amount of ad- ‘thered there. Master Ben- jamin Harrison Mckee was the observed of all observers, and when either of his grandparents fondled or played with the little fellow it made @taking tableau for the spectators. Unfortu- nately little Mary McKee was not well and was not uble to enjoy the scen Mrs. Harrison is still cold and hoarseness which she contracted on her western journey, and it is chiefly for this reason and the effects of the heat on the little ones that she is anxious to get away to Cay May Point for the benefits of the change of air. Before another week many of the guests pres- entat this balcony gathering will have sepa- rated to their summer homes. and the like were the great subject of conver- ESTIGATION, VALUE OF TEACHERS’ Da‘ In this way they obtain an intelligent idea of what is being done in the same grade in other schools than their own and, also, they }ean take a comprehensive view of the entire school system as shown in the work which is on exhibition in every room. It is of course expected that on such an occasion there should lay of copy books and specimens attained by the pr But a school exhibit is means confined to an exhi lishments of tbe scholars in this important ranch of education. In the rooms where the little ones are taught, the schools of the first grade, may be seen ‘the beginnings of the tem of instruction which finds its highest tration in the rooms of the upper grades. The little tote five and six years of age are vught to use their hands in representing what they observe with their eyes ina variety genious ways. WORK OF THE BITTLE ONES. For example, the children are given brightly colored splints of wood and they are encour- aged to place them in the different shapes which can be given to straight lines, The is of course the simplest form. The splints are fastened on think that it is gr. low the models which they have furnished them. Others originate designs and in some of the rooms can be seen very good representa- tions of houses, pumps, &c., which the children make, thus giving the earliest illustration of the ability to train the hand to form what is Another interesting exhibit secn in the rooms of the first grade are the ex- amples of free-hana drawing. Here are vari- ous designs, either original or eopied, made by “pasting gayly colored related forms. Then the child is given a pencil and asked to draw these degigua. The results in a large number of cases are re- markable-as showing the firmness and ac- curacy with which the little children can make miration from those uffering from a bad ion of the sccom- in retarn for Summer plans Mr. David Clark, an those present were, Mr. Russell Har- rison, Mrs. Diminick, the Misses Halstead, Mr. and Mrs. John McLean, Col. and Mrs. Ernst, Maj. and Mra, Parker, Lieut. and Mrs. Parker, Miss Kenna, Miss May Tarr, Miss Nannie Mc- Donnell of Baltimore, Mrs. O. M. Spofford of ‘Tennessee, Mr. Thomas Spofford, Spofford, Mrs. Annie Louise Powell, Miss Rich- ards, Miss Wilcox, Miss Kate Field, tne Misses Thomas, the Misses Patten, Mrs.’ Gen. Will- Mrs. J. G. Payne, Miss Warfield and Miss Marion Foster. Prof. and Mra. Alex. Grabam Bell will leave shortly for their summer home in Canada. The Misses Pendleton will spend next month at the White Sulphur Springs and go later in the summer to Newport. Mrs. James L.Barbour and her young daugh- ters are thinking of going abroad in September. Gen. and Mrs. Benet are going to their cot- tage at Sorrento, Me., for the summer. R. P. Porter will have a oot- tage this summer at Atlantic City. The wedding of Mr. John Colley and Miss Bessie Edmondsat the Church of the Incurnation this morning was a qniet affair, but the church was well filled with the frienc bride and the young ladies of the P. E. 0: Soro- The bride was in traveling dress and entered the church on the arm of her father, followed by the maid of honor. Miss ‘The choir of the church was the bride up the At the altar yes ina variety of in- in the county, nt money trans- Some of them fol- lone his position as seen by the eye. Hon. and Mr: WITNESSES FOR THE DEFENSE. Prof. Gregory, in his defense, called William Calvin Chase, who testified that Mr. Bernard Clark hedtold him that the statement made in the Post as to the Gregory case was un- not going to of the young DRAWING AND WRITING, The work is entirely free hand. given a sheet of paper with a pressed leaf of some tree pasted on it. An outline of the leaf is drawn by the child in free hand and then filled in with a water color to imitate the color Some of this work is surprisingly good, while of course there is some that is more or less impe all shown in the rooms, the good, bad and in: different. ‘Then there are specimens of hand. writing, which are confined in some instances to the letter form, of which the following is a be made the cat's paw of Mr. Daniel Murray and that he did not think that the persons conduct ing the examination were the proper ones to de so. Some of Mr. Chase's testimor out by the examimer. Mr. Clark was recalled and testified that he Bee and was taken to task ‘ticle in the Post, whi wrong in’ myit y was stricken Helen Edmonds. in attendance and preceded aisle to the strains of “Eden.” whose pleasant and agree- able tenor voice has made him many friends in Washington, was in attendance with bis best man, Mr. Howard 0. Edmonds. The service was performed by Rev. Dr. J. L. Town- end and in a few minutes the bridal party left the church to the tune of the recessional ‘The little children and the many friencs raised a glad cheer, amid which the carriage was driven directly to the depot, where the party started for New York and the ‘The ushers were Messrs. Ed- ward Robinson, J. H. Craft, Robert Seward and Samuel Edmonds of Philadelphia. The Amaranth Social Club gave their first *bus party of the season at Forest Glen Sun- The ladies presens were Miss Zara Bald- win, Miss Maggie O'Hare. Miss Julia McCarthy, Mist Mamie Cook, Miss Dora Fry, Miss Josie McCarthy, Miss Nellie Slattery, Miss Celia Murphy, Miss Mamie Hartigan, ‘Miss Maggie Miss Anna Weitzal, Miss Mary Me- Mattie Webster, Miss Anna O'Day and Miss Katie Slattery. Mrs. Robt. N. Harper of Capitol Hil! will be absent from the city all of the coming week, having gone to. Culpe Harper's sister. Virginia on business. Mr. Wm. E. Mastin has issued cards for the | marriage of his daughter, Emma, to Mr. Win. The wedding will take pl Wednesday evening next at Grace Church at called at the Mr. Chase as to the article, Mr. Clark state that he bad faid that Prof. offered him a teachership for a money counid- eration, as he was then and had been for over three years.a teacher in the county schools, further testified that Mr. C he intended to testify to and he told him that he intended to testify to the truth; that Chase then advised him to keep out of it, and asked him if he did testify to. modify Clark denied baving used Mr. Murray's name in connection with the word cat’s-paw. He also stated that his remark hase objecting to those conducting the examination was upon the ground that he un- derstood those conducting it had preferred the Dr. Furmann J. Shadd, medical adviser at Howard University, was placed on the stand by Prof. Gregory and asked if Mr. Murray had ever sent a message by bim to Gregory ting to him to resign from the sehool - Shadd replied that he had, and eaid that he met Mr. Murray and was told by that gen- tleman that we were on the eve of a school scan- dal Which seriously affected Prof. Gregory, and that he had met and men who were on their way to the Commis- sioners’ office to file charges Gregory to withhold them for « to give him an opportunity to see and confer Prof. Gregory with reference to them; Murray asked witness to in- and ask Prof. to call and see him. Dr. ®hadd he slept over and consulted next day several friends as to the propriety of his telling Prof. Gregory, all of whom advised him to do so, which he Jett the matter with Prof. Gr in reply to a question, stated «pplicant for a trustee's position. PROF. GREGORY TAKES THE STAND. Prof. Gregory was, at his own request, sworn, and admitted that he had borrowed money, claiming a right to borrow money from friends, He acknowledged nearly all the facts testified Mesers. Evans holding out consideration. He admitted that he had re- quested Prof. Cardoza and other gentlemen to use their influence with Mr. Murray and other parties, whom he understood were pushing the Investigation, to cease their efforts in that di- rection, claiming, however, that it was done to prevent # scandal upon the schools, rather than to protect himself, Mr. Murray asked him if he Cardoza to call It is, however, “Dear mamma, Love youdearty. | The round, labored handwriting of the child is seen in the characters forming these words, and while the essay could not be called elabor- ate, to most mothers it would more and be more highly finished production from Hudson river. his statement. Mr. robably mean than the most brightest intellect CLAY ODELING. In another form the little tots are taught to make the hand obedient to the eye. This is in clay modeling, where the plaster substance is molded by the little fingers into various shapes, the most common being the sphere. There are also attempts exhibited at leaf modeling, which are very interesting. The form and shape of the leaf aré worked out in a clever way, such as would be difficult for an older person un- trained in such an art to imitate. Many a grown man and woman would be un- little tots do as a part of ‘their daily school ex- ercises. The clay modeling, the structural forms, the drawings, &c., which are represented in the exhibits found in the rooms of the first grade are only the beginnings in the course of train- certain gentle- Va., to visit Mrs. larper has gone to West Hi. Barghauser. form Prof. Gregory the | mettor Dr. and Mrs. James Rea leave today for a six months’ stay in Europe. The trip is taken mainly for the SAME EXHIBITS IN HIGHER FORM. In every room that you enter of the succeed- ing grades may be found the same exhibit, only in a higher form and more intricate shapes. In addition tothe ordinary branches education, namely, . Rea’s health. Mrs. Clara V. Markward, who has been seriously ill, is now convalescing. A reception was given on Saturday evening by Mrs. Rosa B. Suit in honor of Miss Margaret MeNeil Parsona, daughte> of the United States at Birmingham, Ala. The ostess were beatttified with ferns and flowers. Dancing and refreshments were served. Among those present were Miss Ross Johnson of Louisville, Miss Florence T. Johnson of Lexington, of Anniston, Ala., Mrs. Mr. H.S. Stowe of Mai of Alexandri Dougherty, Mr. Willia of Alabama and Mr. L. P. Weedon. Admiral and Mra, Balch of Baltimore are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George rlvania avenue before Intry home in Montgomery writing and arithmetic, there is carried on this other training, which teaches the child to see and to d to use his hands if necessary in some form district attorne; parlors of the and Clark, for money ky., Mr. John Pelham Suit of Berkeley, W land, Col. Humphrey specimens of advanced drawing which rises at times to real art. There is originality and in- ved. ‘The children evidently do their own thinking and are encouraged in it. LIKE A FANCY BAZAAR, Some of the rooms remind one of a fancy bazaar, because hanging on the walls are dresses, aprons, embroidery and other speci- mens of ‘needle work. their work xt g and composition an fs detectan odor ner, and he finds that the pro- tempting array of bread, stry and preserves, which i earned to make school. Rather a singular exhibi Dougherty, Mr. Reed Y. Balch of 2321 going to their col m and propose that if he Glurray) would’ let the snatter drop that be (Gregory) would drop Mr. Mitchell, p of the Mott school building, and give the posi- tion to Mr. Evane. Prof. Gregory replied that he had, but not with a view of doing anything to his personal advantage, but to save Laving understood that Mr. Bruce Evans was ¥ with bim for giving the principalship lott building to Mr. Mitchell and knowing Mitchell “to be a big-hearted man, who would do no one injustice, he felt « Mr. Mitchell would retire if be thought injustice had been done Mr. Evans and that he would transfer Mr. Mitchell to Hillsdale and place Evans in charge of the Mott building. The 80 far as taking testimony, ix now - concl and the testimony goes to the District Com- missioners for their examination and action, The girls are taught A most Deautifal and impressive wedding ceremony was solemnized in Cincinnati last ¥ evening, when a brilliant company mbled at the Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church to witness the marriage of Miss Eliza~ beth Drake Morrill, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry A. Morrill, and Mr. John The church was alongside of theirdra penmanship. of lunch or d voking cause is Then the nosts in the cookit beautifully decorated: in delicate smilax and clusters of white blos- and in the center was ie-dieu, where the church's soms crossed th placed the tlower-wreathed the bride and groom knelt benediction. Ihe golden organ pipes rose from floor to ceiling on either side, and above the twilight filtered through the in rosy tints. The bride, who is a beautiful young Woman, carried a big bonquet of bride roses. She wore no ornaments but a tiny gold neck chain anda superb pendant, a sunburst of diamonds, the gift of the groom. was attended by her sister, bell Morrill, a8 maid of honor, her father’s arm, preceded by'two lovely chil- dren, her little sister Genevieve and her cousin, Master Stirling Parkinson. The his best man, Mr. Au Washington, met the bri she came down the aisle on her father's arm. stor of the church, of- Episcopal service. The ushers were Messrs. Francis Edward Powell and Wm. W. Ramsey of Cincinnati, Mr. George brother of the groom, ‘oudfit of Baltimore, acousin of A-small but most delightful recep\ AUT & CO., 1010 F st. nw. apl7-2mi J held at the Morrill residence on Ohio avenue after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards left later in the evening on a wedding trip to Boston and the east, and after their return to this city will make their home at the family residence of the = husetts Etna Mr. == well-known young lawyer, a prominen Tery popular ta Washington socity, whore the very in nm wi e ews of his marriage has been great deal of interest. exhibition season comes around they want their parents and friends to see how nicely they cook, sew and docarpenter work,as well as their proficiency in writing, composition, &¢. VISITORS’ Day. Tomorrow the teachers, as well as good many of the scholars, will be in attendance at the rooms and visitors will be given every at- tention and shown about. Those who are not tained glass id entered on groom stus Crane, jr., of at the chancel as key. Mr. Curtis, the ficiated, using the Kerr Edward: John William A game of baso ball that attracted balf the young men of the town to the ficld was yesterday on Archer's i i ft all during which the | : i A i i received with I I i i Ege A i ff HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS. ‘Successful Field Games on Saturday After- noon—The Events and Winners. The field games on Saturday of the High School Athletic Association were successful in rt if i t i ‘One hundred-yard dash, final—Taussig first, Rose second and Smart third; time, 11 second. Pole vault—Gregg first and Rose height, 9 feet. Running high jump— and Gregg; 5 feet; Taussig winning on the toss. Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle—Rose first, Keyes second and Lannon third; time, 34 and Rose second; 9 feet inch. Running long first and Gregg second; 18 feet epntion and ba he only physicians have not been called to attend himg | w; f ‘illett second and McRoberts third; | bh 5 rr fe