Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1891, Page 3

__FOR SALE-HOUSES. __ ORK SALE-Q SE 3 row of new thr town pre Payment ower gar! Derty has a deep lot, ater and Gain W SOLD THIS WEEK, tag-winaow brick, 40° + ett eachance for 2 sn <r FOUR HOUSES, 1,000 ce Fa. THOMPsC and 14th sts. Ww. Pri JOS. KEDIERN & SON. A COZY AND BXCEED! story beck, on M 08. Jost house SALE efron: iern ‘improvements: cue square trou cars. Price, Ing.ire of OWNER, corner 3ALE-100 FLORIDA AVE, A sory ahd collar brick. r. very easy torus. Ad. F WALKE SALE—A WELL-LOCATED CORNER N.E.; + fur draz store: 7 rooms and store room: stand; on easy terms. REDFORD W. SON. 3t ry = {Ue &. centh pered and painted. in good order in every F Li i <2. we 87.500. *. near Dupont Circle, ‘some double Louse a.¥., Dew, 10 rooms, $10,000. steam Sh, new, throw stories, cellar. #1 Fb. Grooms apd bath, lot 20xS0, # | F FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR _SALE--HOUSES. cheap. a8 For terms and permit to inspect . N. HUYCK, once 1505 Pennsylvania ave. + ga 8. E.; Bay-' oR SALE—CAN BE PAID FOR BY RENT OF Tov Ieaving the city will sell at « sacri- fice» nearly mew very fine house of 14 rooms and 2 baths: oay window to top; all um. ; terms to suits, & rare opportunity. 26. G06 F st. in. w., bet. 12 m. oud 1 p.m. oF 4ana 4:50 p.m. Secbae® fect (Ashforu's alates ‘Ok SAtE— 130s T ST. N. W.. BETWEEN isi Property “i | BP and 4th sts. two-story prem ‘brick; seven rooms: step into | modern tmpruveinents: price, $5,00U: One-hait cashs ntine. GYs Cet. betwoen Uth and 7th sts 8. slot 17x117 Mt. Gin. todu-tt. all 4Y 22ND st. aw., two-story brick: siz : xtravagant ost lern ituprovements: price, $3,300; one-balf vp BOT ee Pe on tine. 130 485 st. #. w.. two-story. “Ad-iress Box and fawewent Utick: eight rows: moder imyrove- 00.2500 wash, balance $2: monti:ly. wo-atory iraue; lot 30x10 to:30-5%. SU. = B. LEONAKD, ‘ALE—G-ROOM BRICK FOR $1,409; 6-ROOM oF 82.00%); 4 fremes. lot 33 by ia to alley.on 000; one G-rog:n’ irae, $1,700: one |, 2 feet front. $9, 000. NF. DONOHOE, ‘B13 East Capitol st. ‘OK SALE_1200 N ST_N.W., HANDSOME COR- ner residence; furaished of unturnished: 12 rooms: Appiy to OWNER, at the house. A fate purchase: ec uric Due. on roow Drees brick on East Capit JOH. _ooa-t* F oben crates and furnace; cellar under house; ROR SaLe— North side Corcoran st. bet. 14th and 15th ste, Bes’ Stories, and.cellar; 10 rovms and bath; in good order. B. H. WARNER & CO. oc3-3t aw) 916 F st. now. OR SALE— un G st. _— 20th n. ‘ 5 Greece t k: 11 zooms. and collar’ convenient ‘to. Tere Coo “e2ts) °°" SE WARNER & CO.. E 1G Fat. nw. JOR SALE ‘On Zist. n.w. near H, a 15-room brick with all modern improvengente, goad neighborhood and con- ‘on™ ‘B. H. WARNER & CO. O16 Fs CONDITION JOR SALE_IN SPLENDID RE- ‘B. H. WARNER & CO. 916 F st. nw. OR SALE_ Gr. br.. 6th st_n. w. near Florida ave. 10th ne. near East . Oth ae. H XCHANGE— EQUITY OF $12,000 IN PROP- ry Gould wept the Pay do wept | FOR Re erase alas SAL.Lith st. sisi tah “I don't know, unless he bad some stock that Pen oesemet aay ee bo ea Sas skmninal oe one and pertect in evesy wap: Cost @400" * Frocetoal — sn cower wine The man who draws « big interest is am oS” WINE PIANO EXCRANOE. 3? avd. | soudtediy een FOR SAGE We HAVE SEVERAL OF THE BEST ‘worth his wait in gold. ale of new parlor rans that Mave been, tasen a — Gee thitd price or race of months. paymentato sat ink the picture that he paint Youcan ste aOR ahd While inspiration thrills Your howe at THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ‘ave. Onb it cing the ~ .O8 SALE—A RARE BARGAIN-AN ELEGANT A brand of patent pills, full aize 75 octave Liandanuie sty ic fine tone upright Piano for oniy $200 cash. worth ueariy QUICK, USA grwet bargain. Owner tnuat well om ac: count’ of leaving the city. ‘Fine make: Wuarantes tranaterred THE PIANO EXCHANG! oo NO EGS fewest 01 MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO, ark cave, Buely ‘Rashes Tail tess al tur bet Seperee: very rich, re oe 2 st little month, or other terms to suit. 2 ne Piano, a magnif- bins Sus chine saute ‘Until paid tor. - — THK PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, “Mabel,” he said in a low tone, “I do not adh for your hand, now; only give me your heart.” voice sank almost to a whisper, “but lam going to play e lone band myself. I can’t spare it.” It was a mistake on the part of « southwest ern editor to put the lines of the song, “Tramp, tramp, tramp,” under the bead of “Vagrant Verses.” ok FSF, SALE—& BEAUTIFUL SLIGHTLY USED full size upright piano, fine make end in elerant condition, for¢s35-0n mentaot $10 * Aibue special bargain. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 13 Pa"tre oc Incemantly I : I wonder that I don’t get corns Upon my undertow. RK SALE—MT. PLEASANT- CASH, BAL. RK SALK—SPECIAL OFFER FOR AY S— Pee lie nic wee Touath ties | RReMaRS ge emote Bae a es OO. c et ee *osae "| _it * "*7! S'SAVID D. STONE, 996 F bt. a.w. Fok SAL sere ST. NW JT COMPLETED. | POR SAL¥—<i.700 WILL QUY ONE OF THE itiful 2- ». hor choiwent buuding sites on pitol Hill; 22 indow.7 roots; let Sox9e gree ‘O0.canh, | front: about We feet deep om Delaware aver er bal. monthiy. JOHNSU: EW .ockst "| Band C. R SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK; 9 Roosts; | —1* an ee eee Fan itita between Land M ste: berain: FOR SALE 8-0 WELL BUY A NICE LOT ON Shoe R°DAMMANS. O17 Pot. now. | 1 DAVID D. STORE. S00? st. now. SEOMY BRICK DWhuiaG: | POR SALE— nak ory ueick Speable | eta ?=108 taller ooh Sea td Lot 612137 on 16th st. near Columbia roed (518) at niently located; northwest; bas 2-story brick ‘stable J DFERN & SON: | | 65 cents. rote atb $10 per cent interest Tate e000" | aoe ——— | fot BUS140 om 17th st, Mt, Pleasant (617), at 35 ‘: ie HALE SRUNT Ronde) Pa +R pecuttfully located tot PURPORT [sae ak ~~ JOS. REDFERN ‘ALE Fok, SSE, BANDSOME, RESIDENCES OTN | _oconst G22 14th wt. cout 50x156 on Kenyon st. near 13th st. (543) at 373% cpeice, keceges st 30. 00 SALE—30 FEET FRONT ON N 8T. BET. | For: $28, 000. $5.0 000, 620,000, 627.000, #330, 000, 435. #005 eth and 19th ois. nw. Vere chewy, 3 chet ote tn Holmead Manor (446) at 30 cents ao ——— te “622 Lath st. Mot S0x150 ca 7 st. above Boundary; overiooks the OR SALE— . NT ON aT (2) at 10 conta. I x WEST. R SALE—63 FEET FRONT iste ie (ORTH) . Dear Brita eee OOF EER S ONe | ~2 fine lotein Brookland; on high ground and near R. “as Sets 2 COO: 8S EBLE, DAVIS & CO. Forse Per foot | 003-3 SIO Pet. 2 SADT INEST FAR FROSTING FOTO- pipe Rg 84. SALE_THREE LOTS, 185117 TO 30-FOOT | ira’ ‘eight rooms ‘cellar: well ai Sop oars ‘ ES alley, on Lith st. n.e.; halt biock from Lincoln, ‘out fruit. ear 17h. 310 part oe oe j rors JOHN F. DONOHOE, 313 ‘ernon, Va. wees near 18th... a! ocd-3t* near U st., only 80 feet deep.. 1. i SALE—IN MI. PLEASANT, SMALL LOTS. a ag ee OPN ci ae ‘Bear Zine 1 ‘nda room house on Very easy fermi Revel & ‘BARWON. ‘st Paul st near ie hee itimore. ‘sim pewareet =) 141vGst_| Ton saLE—a BEAUTIFUL AND LARGE COUN. : oxb.0t stawrence buildine. | OR SALE-CHOIGE LOTS Ap FOREST GLEN, | FT idence on and. ; eed ea suuuiuer board iii 62000 1859 FO® SACE-ON T BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH, bs 7 Payments ee unr FORD ‘Trustees, 120 St. Paul st; Baltimore." sea}-itm hia aveand aeatal Jourrroors: ihame oa pg 1419Get_| oR SALE-S00 ACRES BLEVEN MILES FROM wo 500) GKAHAM, 1319 F st. (OR SALE Ok EXCHANGE — BARGAIN—1WO the city, on B. & P. 3 36.3 whole or sub- AON SARE-ED Gaga BROS We, YOU | ea, “crabs lin overlooking te city near Lithabd U | dived. vary cheap. ae NE CO: IR Ray dew location, RERMEDY EPIC: | 2S ZR avinvokD, woe. | oe SALE—VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY LEN, 00s Vathan oct-eo®_ | WOR SALE O8 EXCHANGE DESIRABLE LOT F's ie foroune, ‘ict healthy and daily acccest- F9:, SALE- BARGAINS IN LOTS, +k HERTFORD, sezs-lm* He CALVERT * Be O10 Fst. aw. Lots 40-41-42, aa. Gia. F at ure-bot ath aud Get pte | <2 at | SALE_FARM 67 ACRES IN ALEXANDRIA Tots 293 . O14, Boe | POR SALE-BY CAR THE HANDBOMEST AND Feonney: ge. 3 ies from city, 2 houses, 30398, 0) : ten Tou soioer, S| ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS INTHE CITY, | for iriut ta SP The above ts oni tion of the property nooks,” For full lst eail at oifee for bition mee she stand loth, foc] “THOS.'E WAGGAM, 1430 Pierce street. Wa and 10th; 8 nico rooms and 000 WILL BUY A 7-ROOM BRICK ith aud Lith; nicely papered; lot erty worth $:42,000: centraliy located northwest; | 2231 W st. n. 2 rs under ren at $1,800 per anpum for good anime | 787 Oth st. a pare on ise Fst nie, | _oct-tm sets ‘UR SALE_CORNER HOUSE AND FURNITURE | FOR SALE—ON M ST. NEAL OTH ST a LS fine three-story brick residence con =a vii cigear rote o guoE | F'itecot fection na. js tampa a gzaioa | | Fine threcstory unk ‘eden cen ve, west of Sth; bay window brick; 8r00ms | 43 ape ere Plot Tans back to ales, om which th hoice loration; only - es Story brick stable wil! he solil'on easy ters Pa Wiit-LocaieD JOR SALE—NEW BAY WINDOW PRESS BRICK | “acdo-tw JON 'B. WIGHT, 14 ide avenue; 8 rooms and bath and cellar: all TELLS to "wide alien: $5,800; 61.000 cass jecation. " “HORSTRABP & JESTER, 7th aud F sts. nw. ocd DAVID ihe and Md-ave.n.e = SALE-bi MERRILL & WHITE, 114 F ST. BE Fonte FIVE DESTEAD: ings on S $1,800 each. 12-rovin brick dwelling. ‘000. Brown stone front dwel ins ‘000. ‘ist. st Bg: Fea Hice ins on € at, or is. tna property. large building an stable, #b.500. “erce place ‘nw, brick dwell- i ig, 1008 “WSth st. ‘new: LE BRICK DWELI- $15.50 each: NJ. ave. n.w., rented DUVALL, #25 F st ‘Ok SALE—NINE-ROOM NEW BAY-WINDOW brick; all mod. imps. : furnace; speuking tubes electric bells: rie i itol; price, chiy papered threo squares trom Cap 5 OM easy terns, JAMES F. BROW: 604 uth il RABL! ESSED BRICK; 3 stories and basement; modern ituprovements. Ap- Pivto OWNER, on premises, between 4 aud (p.m: 7K st. now. 5630" JOR SALE ORTHEAST, several “new three-story pressed-brick modern houses: 9 and 10 rooms each; furnace heat: tering, stuall cash payment, balance i SEMAINE? Gea B star mthiy. EAST c Clee DALE HANDSOME NEW SEVEN HOUR Bress-brick: mod. i nace: richly papered ; on 22d st. ; price, 85, terms to suit. 8029-6 {OR SALE-A. dwelling ‘on Fr agreeable terms. se2U-tt Mowe, ave. near Fit, SAE 259, CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY, | Jhon sare—bitick HOUSE 700 1VIH SI. BET, 1 onihat 2 recor aba vat pgoe-bick owns | Baad w sloto i int oot See a E ae. bear ; aire 1910G st. a. w. HARRY U. WHITING, A. sory bee oct WN, 1423 Penn. ave. | JAMIESON. Trustees, sel5-im Datury fratme frame | de story br.ek ; 7 Fs; lot 1oa®..45. Story be: 10 rs; Ut. front. story fr: Sire: storSaw ar Leth $3,000; terms to suit. Foe SALE(M ST. NEAR 4TH ST. N.E.. NEW room and bath press brick: 16 feet front, WALTER A. BROW 1423 Penn. cS re. Kk SALE—HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE 70) Peity tt various peices cad oe ott Binds terms. & SALE_DON*T MISS TT! $100 CASH AND | dee WALTER A. BROWN, — rae c prettiest Groom and 03 1423 Penn. ave. xiern iumps., offered 400: 3 car lines. LEWIS, L&KS F st. chor for the pice, $2 “IN THE FASHIONABLE NORTH- bath and cellar. bay- sbeautifully finiaied ‘orated ; 110 wences: lot 21 ft. fromt; ULION LEWIS, LESS Fst. ocd" brea —— HREE OF THE NEW F trie FOR SALE—CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY, ‘OR SALE— 14th st. between sane Be imei Price, Et: WARNER & CO. aD elewant ee Sit WARMER CO.. contain 6 rooms and bath; press- | WOR SpE CORNER BUSINESS “tcue steys and trimuings. “Price. : reads lot 20E1O0 So atone Oe. me corner house wt $3,000. Termms | fFoBt: stable tn rear; lot 92100 to alley: @7-250._ © TRAMES, oc3-3t 1319 F st. nw. bested by Tatrobes; Fe SALE-SSTORY BRICK, 2000 3 St, NW. ike Jour cheice.” Terms to DEEBLE, Dav 's & G0. Por fall particulars call upon ee een eecac Hes & RATCECLDER Corner 10th and G sts. nw. al Le ist near L m.w., Grooms, bath and cellar... 94 Bt near bth ne ms and bath, Best tear ota nee mus and bath. ad bath, papered rok SALE— Property, as it is reall Hihin.w.. Satory brick. OR SALE— ‘Two three-story bricks on 13th st. near Iowa Cir- "Gig PO SOS WARNER & CO. ors Rw. We ible in_ dit of this don't, anticipate trouble in, disposing of this brick, Room 8, Atlant = A BRICK ON THE NORTH SIDE OF wn. HILL & JOHNSTON, 1565 Pa. ave. a. w. 2STORY room fram i 4: in fine Acai DUGAN & BUTLER, coat tate Pate Fok SEE on as wt tasment ta. 2 Price 83,000 cach, DUGAN & BUTLER. 0m F stn. Sx ca AR 11TH S. 5al0U; improved by S-room. fran # Soa10U; improved by S-ruom. train A FINE RESIDENCE ON EHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Athoroughiy wit three-story basement and sini thirteen fine rooms, two PLUMBING, wine room, two furnace rooni. HAKD-WOOD ELEGANT STALK Gan THE HOUSE FRONTS SOUTH. soot feet wide tdvep. Lot 24140 icet to at alley. Yard aud reensward, shrubbery, vires aud 8 THE FINEST PRIVATE DWELLING Ciiie FoR SALE AT THE PRICE OF THis 1 Nin $33,000 Cr perualt to inspect “ae J. V_X. HUYCK, Seas 1505 Feume. ave. SSLE— TWO WELL-LOCATED STORY sus im the Lcrthwest. one new . offered at bar- WM. HL SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 F sta m SALE OR RENT_10 NEW @-ROOM FRAME ished: cellar, heated by fur- pered throughout, om Har- snatuond™ penitence (0. $3, GU0. Tent *Topen every day. Fe wains » RESIDENCE, © NORTHWEST, on, three stories, attic and AGE STABLE AND CARI $5,000. Terns reasonable. feriiti to i ‘th inks to thapect the premises apply to 1505 Ps. ave. LES (ERY. DESIRABLE HOME Et Posirivi BARGAIN JSutire preuuses in meat under. utr partinw in frout is imelueed with sab- ‘ou fence, large shade trees in fropt apd fear stants! Of rerniao, z @ im northwest section on widest street in frou: Wankington and a's the most desirable property pacious home in the city, at the "Truss Rasy. Apriy JUR SALE-X XEW. COMMODIOUS AND DE- wral. @we.iny, with latest conveniences; well steted for en ntante near the British 3. V. 8. HUYCK, 5S Pa. Iewation:: best < Best ail second floors Raised in quartered vak ab] mahegany ; handsomely decorated abd ready for cecupan'}. iveated by Bot water: direct radiation electric sas elise” SYEEK & KU THE RPORD OR SALE—96. 500-9 fr Ft. mw. montis will par nase 30 roms, porch and concrete cellar, with lot of fect and stavie and carrince hones rear SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 Pst new ‘OR SALE—S1i, 3:13 AND $217 GRACE ¥ Geyzgetown, oRe square from corner ct Hiwh and Ab aon SOARS HE front. Heuited at rate of 6340 per year. M. H. SAUNDERS CO o<d-2t es rigs ‘Scou SALE_RONTH SIDE OF 0 BT-SET TEER Foiasot nts se. bandiome sous front: FE oO, Cele et SAUSDERS & 0O., _ocd-s,mikwat 140? Pst, OR $ALL- TWO-STORY AND CRLLAN Bute Sth st se. near G, + rooms: jautiy Sgisued, splesdid bome . €\ 700. SOE Bend ee DAM MANS, 612 F st. nw. ‘ok SALE-TWO BRICK HOUSES: 4Tw sr. Fei Soe Te ok Hooke SH SE vet is avat alley price, $7,000, - Furt jormee Eon vail ut A’ DAMMASI'S, OL2 ¥ st. os SALE Tue FIN@ygESIDENCE B. HAMILTON, Du JOHN p. HAMIL: ON MePHELSUN SQUARE, NUMBEIY D wee ioTR ST A DESIEABLE AND VALUABLE For tut particuars. dimensions, Beret to laapect thos pooperty HOME terus and w Hawmpsture ave. ud 21 a pBine-roem brick; modern, furnace heat and all iin- J stcoct cary i toe cummediage | onememtm Price 822000. cars and Serdics; trims easy. OWNER, 1001 ‘OR SALE— ‘st st. near Q st. n.w., splendid neighborhood, ‘B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. n. on La. ave. near Gth n.w.; 4 TiBioumes lot serio alley BH. WARNER & CO., GP stn. and basement dweilinz containing and all modern tiuprovements; on and 14th sts. n.w. Pri 000. 4 Most. near 456 st. s.w.; lot 181130 to 90-foot alley price $1,400. cr BH. WARNER & ¢ 916 Fst. {OK SALE_)SSTORY @HOOM BRICK HOUS! iameste, tla, Jot IRAN to So-oot alley: w de: sirable location in the nw: c 84,00 cw oediage ONS OSE itt PANKER, 1418 F st. Fok SS5-carToL HILi_HaxpsomE New house, 10 rou: bay windows. ornamental Drick. ail atest tuprovenents: beautiful lawn: shade, near ave. Le {OR SiLE-HANDSOME GRAY-STONE FRONT on R4. nw. bet. 20th and 2ist; 11 bath, fumace and store room matic bel 1319 F st. Bw. - “Ok JALE—& GOOD INVESTMENT—FOUR NEV 4-19: Louses on at, ited. sanitry plumbing. papered. 3. w. Also tronting ou Florida ave. Owner, ERCK, Sit larket apace. - Sc2-158 SALE — JUST COMPLETED, S&X-ROOM house: front: robe pantry, &c.: all mod. ups. Xhrouguout. G25 “T st. oct" FS,S4LE—A DESIRABLE PROPERTY: OWNER Jshing to leave the city, we will offer the s.e. cor- nerf 12th st. aud York a) aa fee8 inches on New York pth st gweliing containing 10 mon. : r We bave the adjoining’ property f FS SALE THe camer dben te sod U and’ Vioruie ace, ans a andben sts. jorida ave. ; hav ancath: tastefully papered throuchout: heated by intvee snd raugea: ‘Apply to OWE oom: " ‘oct i SALE — ovER a 10 PER ENT INVEST. ive amall houses, nortuw: 000. ‘H. CLAY SILWAKI & SON, )OR SALE—-BUY A HOME AND SAVE KENT— ‘New 4 and G-room houses for sal Geo. R. Arrington, builder $20 per month: swiall cash payment ; just beyond H st. ears on Bladensburg road n.e- Several houses tor rei se12-1mn* Inquire of OWNER on premises. FOE SALE-FINE NORTHWEST CORN dence; lot 50x10; larve side lawn; 1303 N st. cor- Bg ERh st. nw. Apply to OWNER on premises. ‘se5-Lin F vi Sth ana P st ee. oe Lots 77 te 80 Tots and warden to aul pce ia Or will ent at low rates BA. PHILLEPS & 1410 New York aves e2i-im In tl juare bounded DUPONT CIRCLE’ ISTH AND G AND N. B. AVE., | SUS” In which is now erecting the ; ruse hi MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE OF it, LEITER. | FOR SALE-ABOUT 400 AGRES OF LAND PI Giige| Short Jou, Lruad frontages, no stables. “The cuix | £ iulles trom Washinton tnd three mules east of Ben 4 ie | amsold w- : AVE 2 Feseithou exception, spall | Bins, Station, in Prince “Georee's cout. Md: new oat, Det. bor Gihead th me: Go| THE MONEY NEST IN WASHINGTON’ FOR | Moi Tou oan ES ie eee wt. ww. Kos outoe So S88: bat Ser gamame ae Re: S| TSE SONGS wrane ent a — eee ee Eee tndg tipe £6 Awe wen ae "7. SU | oR saLe—cHeapest ot on iets er. x.w.| FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHIOLES, ae 1011; 253106 to 30-ft. alley. ‘Terms, to suit. ‘H. CLAY STEWART & SON, {OR SALE—JUST ARKIVED FROM WEST Lit ACELDY MERETEE oc2-3t 1620 lath st... inia and Rentuc-y, 20 heed of driving horse = ay some satched teams, warranted - as repressuted, Pca aves near Qa. 3.006 | FOR S48 5 CONNER Lon — 71H AND H STE | GUGNRURE RERSED y, Fear of O17 3d sta. w.093° Bul and Rn. weed iota 0 S HL CLAY STE! ;OK SALE—A BAG 7, SIX larce place. W- S090. 2.000 | _oc2-3t__ years old: broken to saddle, and is also fine driver. 1-8. LOW oa. 1,00 | on SALE Can De seen at COvrct'S LIVERY STABLE, rear of Bist pear N n.w.. 2x15 £2 | FeXcettabie battaing site on west aide Zt st, pe- | Litas H 6. ae! F near 20th n.w., 20120. Foo | tweenN and © ste. near New Hampshire ave. :2ix | [OK SALE — AL SACNIFICE — LEATMER-TOP Pe AS +00 116 foot 4 inches to 8 39-1008 alley rice Feasonabie. buggy, in first-class shape; $37.50, COOP; Speer th a a, THOS. J. PISHER & CO. ER's STABLE, bet 13tuand 14th snd and Ists.1t° sth near Gn. i) ‘134 ot oct KR SALE—BROWN BEAUTY, A HANDSOME, ‘OR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN-WE OFFER beautitul lot on st. (north side) between Conn. pre, aad gles. As cr 00. zi HILL & JOHNSTON, A Wo F between 14th and 15th; oc3-1w 140835 G it. ‘A most desirable situation. Lot 24 fac th; $1 per foot. POET Rea KR SALE — z ee Sity’or in blocks: suitabie for’ epeculstiou i provement ; accommodating terms, young, sound and well-broken coupe borne. owner having Wo longer use tor hin. Inquire at Taliy-ho Stables, MeCAULLEY & Cv., Ost. iw. bet. Shand tin. car 10t a 4 SALE—-YOUNG MARE FROM COUNTRY: De naneiee ark. U5 caatgh SHS. 5 HABER 8 OO | oe ead ees ren ee een DOOR ae mduner appre saa @ BOWES 'S STABLES RSALE-THREE LOTS ON 2D ST. N.E., | Ovo New York ave. aw. ID YOU EVER HE) OF AN oe 2S Sus eee! | The first verse of « political song has been te nd see them, ‘They must be suld by November | C¢ived from New York. It is as follows: Choice are the gifts that they procure, And lavish their expense, But all in vain they seek to lure The mugwump from the fence. “T havo here something very choicein the way of an ‘ode on « handkerchief,’ anid the poet. “Ah, yes; I see,” replied the editor. “Ode de cologne, no doubt.” And then he turned around and said ft over in the graphophone for fear he might for- get it, ocl-lw Fok SALE-HAVING MET in disposing of a number of slichtly Plans. L'will otlerat wreat targrisr the wn Fianos. Remember, these in struments are not what ome would tri "second Lan: ! They have mever been sod, abd have only been rented to food responsible Parties, for short Wexive you the benefit cf the amount id de rent for each Instrunieut temway & Sons, (price Steinway & Sous! (used twe Haiues oros.” Plano. (orice 64 A.B. Chase: mahogany ws E, Gabler & Bro. . Usew three mont! CC. Braces Prine: (price €: Stuyvesant Piano. new Davies & Sous Piano atcemsnt ash agentes & Pil, re a saleamen will take Picantre tna ae movds to ail comers, whetler peu wih thy Poverty what weights of woe, Bot. “Terms wiil be made to satiety ‘Ave ua 6 call Leiore you piace sour onder. 1. F. DROOP, Steinway Piano Ware Koons, 925 Penn. ave, PGE SALE-ONE, SEOOND- HAND UPxiont 8105; 81 nd $10 pertuonth. Pianos for rea Pianos moved. 40 WORCH & ©U., Agents for Sohmer pianos, $25 7il st. u.w. sen ‘OK SALE—CLEAKING OUT FOR NEW STOCK; one fine uprixbt pianoequal to new, 8170 cash , aled ereat bargatus in other urst-class tpnsht. ishos to. cash bus ersut G. L. WILD & BROS" 700 7th 26-12 FO SALE—-A HANDSOME ANTIQUE OAK OI kan: Li stops; nickel finzer eusrd: Jus ory; a beautiful instrument. only $0 casi. FEK& CONLIPE, 316 dita st. new You bring the mortals here; He couldn't shed bis straw bat, 80 He simply shed a tear. _ SOCIAL MATTERS, _ocl-lw Mr. Edward T. Platt, oldest son of ex-Senator Thomas ©. Piatt, and Miss Harriet J. Cott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coit of Wash- ington, were married on Saturday at Norwood, Bergen county, N.J. No one but the imme. dinte members of Mr. Piatt's and Miss Coit's families were present at the wedding, and there has been no announcement of it to friends. Mr. euch 15x98 to alley ; two party walls; street all built | on sALE— {OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL con LOT, SIZE 25x80. PRICE, "TIONALLY, DESUtABLE.. J.B. WIMER, KUAL ESTATE, ios 1th st. L—A DES the fashionable northwest: 20 per cent less thi ¥aluoitsola at once. DANIEL & ARMAT, 1 st.n. RNER 16TH ST. ABLE LOT IN Pi mice Belghbornood. Trice per ng. Toot 81.25. Very seedy brown mare; can trot in 2.25: Gyears WATERS & THOMPSON.” | dia; Io mands, sound, xentio and s peticct rocderert o02-3t Koom &, Atlantic building. | she isstandard red, eins by Masabieton @ tines, dave by jhul sheridan, 24 dain by Harry Ciay, dd dam oy ‘OR SALE—A CHOICE CORNER UP TOWN AT tar. lower rate per foot than any lot of like value. Small al 7 ol . - cash paylent and balance at per cent on long tine. 01 cane toads ie Jet heat ments nd can trot — M.S. YOUNG. 1003 Ft aw. fired. MACRATH & RENN ELL -— R SALE—TWO DESIRABLE LOTS, EACH 30 sii lie feet frout, on south side of Kuode Island av ‘OR SALE—A PAIR OF CAKRIA TS F SOR SALE Fee GOE120, 1st st. bet. 0 and P nw. 85e. Lot 50x12, 17th st.,” Mt. rloasant 21,000 it. on Mass. ave. s.0. near Lincoln Bi ‘corner property. eee ‘The above are bargains and worthy the attention investors. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, Cor, 14th and G sts, ‘west 17th and extending to.al st. Sen We P. YOUNG, 1303 F st. n.w. ‘OR SALE—14TH ST., FINE BUSINESS LO’ excellent frame hi West side 14th near Ks: one gray, one bay ; also victoria and uarness; ower Inquire traveling. Bridge road, Benniny FO8 SALETA FINE YOUNG MARE, 7, DIAMOND blood; color, durk brown; not aitaiaof c: lady can’ drive ‘her. C Hainilton, Va. 7] E-A LANG ot 290x146, Holmesd Manor, graded street ; 4G lewal ks beautiful villa site. 3e4 003 near 14th st. than current Prices.” (8.3 Dartuiouth st. : 50 feet front. city tor the money auls-48t” “TYLER & RUT ORD 19th st. near K, frame houseand two-story brick 7 cen Sr. JOR SALE—100 FT. FRONT ON SD N. ie FandG.. ib. and’ Eckington Paliroad halt street. mand er foot; ax easy tering . L. BARBER & CO., ‘OR SALE—FINE LOT ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 2xi40,; to promipt purchaser at less Fe 8, winter carriages, new and second-hand, at int. wains, SOHN AM. “YOUNG, 430 Tenmayivania ave. = ose re SALE—VERY HANDSOME AND WELL- cmd ‘pair ot ee. kind, — nd epeetiy : suitable for, carriage or bugey; sold {or Waut ot uses Inqui Room 1, 1006 F ston.w. Foe SALE Por THREE bAys—$100 WILL BUY ‘one of the finest bu; Kennesaw ave. ; el {OR SALE - N ‘will sell bis high wemltie: Mo Teaso1 oe at % SALE—I8T. BET. 4TH & 5TH 8.E.—96x111, Foe SALE-s100 Wit BUY SOUND FAMILY a 3 . bay horse, 15 hands hich, 9 years old; pertecti ocdnst Se Rear Y2th 6, 9Or0 Ss ea ientle, used ¢ Fears ‘by pliysicial. Cal at wHiog Tata = Y FOR FIVE Lon 7 st. 7 nd 3d n. w.— 67x43, at $1. to nw. atu. or 4 tot P.. 2st" BUSINESS CHANCES. ene Ibr100 te ee Fee BLS ton ae ge ave oxide. Gimt.trom city. 1 ia 408 at 8200, aati pe = - = = TA | | 2wo lots on Tet. near lath; size side and fron city, - R SALE — $100 WILL BUY NOW AS FINE A OK SALE—A SHOE STOKE: IN GOOD LOGA- Jmile w. from city, lots, 8300. tion; stock light and best of reasons for seine. | TAEtlley- ‘Terms tosuit. KOBERT A PHILLIPS & SON, Finerger bn epg ty Seochetzine Desinees address SHORE, Star ofhce. | OWE cam STH BT AND | —2022™ 1419 New York ave... MFT HOPELESS STB ER eee ot oe etre Be ae a F vermont ave: n-ne of the Rade basing ane | FLOR SALES 50 LOTS IN CHARMING GLEN. | 1. ave n.w. (Color, dark brow.) _ _ bez” inion ntand price S10Dif taken at ones Cotger | MAthenorthwesi. Willlbe offered sora few dayeat's | Far Park: olectrcrairgad direct oasis | seve ara PERFECT PAMILY HORSE; ANT fision stand ; price $100 if taken at once. Corner ‘figure. Bose, ‘and easy terms. For ‘wire apply to | FF dy oF child can drive tims; Useee ne aw | = it! at DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F st. n.w. UTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY, Rooms 30 ~ Without hitching "Gane pasdtelle ioe ae eon tats wh, MHOLE-A | (on SALE—GST.N. W.NEAWISTHST.,A FRONT: | 93,31, Corcoran building. Frost sige vosinens on Pst or! cash, purchaser. Apply" to ARD. Attorney-nt-law, Femail buildin. MPETEN® PERS se of an elewantly fitted dining ith the privilexe ot buying. Address Lt office. Fo. SALE-BAR ROOM DOING 4 GOOD BUST. ness; will sel cheap as owner is going west. Cal at iG Est. sw. oc3-1w* FE, SALE-A RARE CHANCE-ONE OF THE best payiny dairy Musinesses in the city ;lonx estab- Ushed: on Peansyivani . 1. W. 3 first-class standto. add dairy, lunch, fruit and oysters. A pushing person ‘gan clear $75 to $125 per month. Reason for ‘selling, have other business to attend to and cannot attend the dairy. Address oc Box 11, Star office. OR SALE—CORNER GROCERY STORE AND house, stock and fixtures: price $4,500, on easy terms. Address F. b. O., star office, oc2-Bt* FO# SALE—A NEAT. NEW GROCERY BUSINESS; ood Corner, northwest: horse, waxon, fixtures ana Stock: low price: no. sture in viciuity . food reasons for selling. Address B. F. W.. Star ollie. oc2-3t" MOREY ,TO.LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ES t 6 tper cent interest, lor from to 5 years or lor : thé option of the birruwer. Address Box 100, Star offic sez3-eo2w* FOR BENT — CORNER | DRUG STORE AND dwelling ; twelve roots; businessestablised thirty Years; One of the best locations northwest: long lease wiven. Apoly at once to GEO. W. LINKINS, S00 ‘Toth st. now. oc-6t Fok, SALE-ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY, iucat and provi-ion stands in che city; doing a fret lass business; owner cannot attend to it. | Address ¥., Star office: e300 OW TO GET RICH. HoW TO BORROW. Pamphlet free. RHUDUS BKOS., Bankers, St. ‘Lous, Mo. e257 FOR, SALE-ROCK SPRING INN, SITUATE ON the Conduit road, two miles nearer Washington than Cabin John Uridge and 4 mile from teruanus of Glen Echo K. K. ; about 3&;,000 square feet of ground : Ewo elegant fountain, &. 01 and plenty of shed room ; beautifully shaded; has next to the larwest trade on ihe road, which is One of ti oak 2. most popular drives out of Washington. Price 84 | Bis ee eee Bevis & 00., imcluding furniture, crockery, fixtures, Sc. For tar. ac Ra te AEE Bs “vb WASH'N DANENHOWER SALE—IN EXCELLENT ORDER. TWO-| 5026-2 1st i Fits ‘and basernent back all tea oetvenn ny, | 22 ——_ Ser th end Os. WISH TO BUY SOME REAL ESTATE NOTES; money to loan. J. H. LICHLITER, ‘Attorneygat-Law, se5-1m* 452 La. ave., Washinidpn, D: WEANING WATCHES, 0c, : MAIN SPRING, Ccijatala: 0e.5 warranted “id youre basins ots for old wuld, silver watches, Jewelry; conte Money. Jewelry store under Mctropoiitan. 43" Y OG TARE NO CHANCE. Kamsay cleans your watch for$1, pute in main. Spring tor #1, and warrants Lis work’ one year. We claim to be the Lest and cheapest practical watch Makers inthe city. Luis ¥ st. aalu LOST AND FOUND. Logg SMALE BLACK POCKET BOOK, NEAR 4 Washington Circie. containing a pencil and note. ‘Reward if returned to 927 N. H. ave. at" LoStgiy GEORGETOWN. ON FRIDAY, OC ber 2. old-fashioned gold buckle set with ‘garne! Liberal reward if returned to 201) Dumbarton ay Rw. 5 LoOStySATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 9TH AND ste. oron ¥ st. car going east, » lady's pocket book containine sum of money and "Rochdale ticket we 20 14th ot. B.w._| Fith owner Return to O08 Mass. ave. and re- < 1008 Tat | Seve reward. a i SALE_B WELLING 1004 FA. let soaluy toni ct ant = LOST ~ SUNDAY EVENING, EYEGIASGER IN die purchaser. AL CLA! ‘SON, case. Reward if returned to « Reg- 1 spemllerlatiy 3 fo eg E i SALE-SEVERAL PIECES OF PROPERTY SATU 3 Son baa ee LO, OST—SATURDAY AFTERNOON, EITHER AT 23t Teac hademy of Music or on Sth at. bet band Now ork ave. sual ree, containing sum money. ewarg i{ revurned to Siar ofhee. ie i SALE—4TH BET. Peng room brick m., 4. ave. bet. Gth and 7th, new 12-room brick; m.1. ; Price, 87,000. JOHN 0. JOHNSON, 24t Cor. 12th and G sts. p. K SALE—N ST. BET. NORTH CAPITOL AND toalley; ist aw. @ room brick; m.i.: lot 18x65 5 new 7-toom brick; m.1 ; beautiiully finished imside: JOHN SUH NBON: Cor. Tu and Gate mew. BE. SALE—VERY DES!KABLE, HOME-LIBE cottage: Ltt rom ot. nw. ee ee SEG * RESET BOK, Ge bow, DE SALE-HANDSOME NEW 3-STORY BRiCK welling, 113 iith st. op. w.; 13 rooms and B room; all a yy bandsome!y forated: carecully Vuilt Under cur bersouat supe, Yon and Srst-class inevery respect. House open for tion. For tarther Yar ticularwand price apply te SikT ec thr hv ond. or Pane sel KAM 17TH N. ras {102 0x03, a very Que property: .W., new 6-room brick: m.{.; Tae, elerten iy Pea OHNO SOR NSOR Cor. Eth and Gste_n- SALE—SMALL CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE PLE Eee ct eee pevetiant and i complete. Ln cabinet, wnstsle: teicoasy fhe Sees Sata GUAT. oie .W.. NEW 10- OsT_FRIDAY AFTERNOON, GOLD BRACELET. Suitable reward if returned to Star office. it" O8T—SUNDAY, A RED ‘TER DOG, AN- 4 swors to naue Dyke: tay No. 5:10. Liberal Feward sa Tan BUN ee Si eral soar OST — VICTOR BICYCLE, ALMOST NEW. L Finder please return to 713 13th st. n.w. and re- yuitabie reward. Beo-st* Ost — THIS id wnt stated Yo Pi ecto Ls open face watch, at ween Ricthinond sud Danville railroad oMmce, P3th ead Pat ‘Boston House," Keturn torstar ‘le ad re: Loe SDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 8, IN the Treasury building, a sealskin leather pocket ‘vook cont & sain of money aud some inemoran- (325 reward anc no questions asked. Keturn to 2 3 a2, Licht House Board. at WALD $10 Fue cl crescent ace Pim; Hoe Oct. 2. Above reward if returned to ALI tan POUND-CAME TO MY PREMISES ONE COW. F Owner aa have samme Uy in ne changes 10905 O81—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, SCALF PIN; - Sockey aud in stirrup, with Sheediee Ee acl TN OST_APTER 5 P.M. OCTOBER ‘small Les Biche Teva to te Stas Seben tor hers re- iD—-CAME TO MY \Cb SEPT. 25. AT 2 a ___ SUMMER RESORTS. LL BE PAID FOR RETURN of email 4 st. a6. CM aw |, A LADY'S Twatcl; white @uce, with) Jebb Bros, ‘werd. (0., Va, one cow. Owier ———_____ L l72m with improvement ). W. LINKINS, Web st. Db. w. of 25.9 by depth of lot a2isbo0. < GE y respect .vatands EWS NEABLE, New Lork ave. bet, uth and wtse oct R SALE—A FINE PAIR OF CARRIAGE HQRSES of one-quarter of an acre each, upon the jectrie road near Tenallytown, within “30 minutes ‘Departinent. SOUTHERN INVESTMENT CoM. Fon 2a lett near Suaston Pe only requires #400 casi BKOOKS, O16 12th st. n.w. balance to suit. (OK SALE—I HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE LOTS: Brice, 81.700; ocd-3t 70 Fion Budialos Be 8 Ok CARRIAGE BOE: bay Tabs, San be teen St COUPRA'S STABLES. rear per st. nw. wcl-iwe )OR SALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM MARTING- burg, W. Va., seven fine drivine horses, one pair and 31, Corcoran building. s«22-1rm BARGAIN TO BUILDERS AND rs fine east front lots adjoining 11 vth St. s.e. and 214 11th st. n.¢. ; one-fourtic cash. Call at IX THE ik OF 14TH AND C STS. east Ci Im” | fine gray coach horses. Can be seen at J.G. BOW: LADO, ree Rea Le ae AND, OB Te: | SIS Rae Capitol et Tn | EX'S LIVERY STABLES C27 New Tork ate Sc oNG cheap at 42igc. T. R. BROOKS, 618 12th st. ™ (OR SALE-JUST AKKIVED FROM GHOKGE- = aa FOR SALE—LOTs. I town, Ky. 29 head of horses eeuticzuen's road WOR SALFOLOT COR OF 10TH AND M STS” jorses, 4 conibination. one bay. bi ratumore: nal 85 lot on Mat, bet. Isth and NVESIMEN td. can trots mile in % 40. to be seen at JOLN Sim 5 20h 4,500: or will sell this corner asa REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY. TABLES, $11 12th st. n. sevs-lw whole; gts one square irom Conn. ave. and would be | THE CAPITAL OF THE NATION, AND THE FU- | Toon SALE-HANDSONE SURREY CARTOF THE fultable for flat. only small cash payment required. TURE ‘QUEEN CITY OF THE WORLD, best make; folding seat ia swell turnout: only used €.. HALPINE, Atiantic building. oc3-3 A RARE OPPORTUNITY. two months ;cost $300: wilibe sold cheay, alse spent F Zist st. now. nProveinents: renting {¢ Apply at once for ® bargain to W &CO., 1407 F 03-8, waW: FOE SALE-CORNER LOT. 3D AND F. ‘85; rooin for 5 houses: offered for a few days easy terins at only $1 per ft. WM. H. SAUNDEKS Or Saere wt * ocd, ‘OR SALE—A NICE LITTLE LOT ON PST. NEAR ‘23x80; very desirable: no considera oF 810 N.E.. 5X on Every citizen of the United States should desire to own real estate in the capital of this preeuinently great repubiic. knowing that it is destined to be the most beautiful city in the world and the intellectual, Social and scientitic ceyter ‘of the country. Ite pros perity does not depend upon local advancement bus Upon the prosperity and growth of the whole country. Asthe nation increases in population and wealth 3c does ite capital. Its present well-known scientific, Literary and social advantaxes are being strenxthened fine young driving horses, ‘buggies, plsetons, Duck boars and coupe rockaweys. a ‘COLUMBIA STABLES, se26-Im Bet. Rand Sand 14th and loth sts bw. )OR SALE— ood = 3y29-3m. Price from 81,400 up. Wa. HH. SAUNDERS sco. Paes TIONAL, cine oe a nee ee ee ee ee oe Sere oc re at adjoniig resecuteeh teeter aatitest aa- | JOR SALE HORSES. CARRIAGES. HAKNESS, ft strcts, 100s, im Yoitnond Sisnor, ME, Pieazane | Hat, sebocuily one like tke wow AtmercaaC teen | gutsig Math 20m, extnAME, and x hire. omy WA. H'SAUNDERS SCO LidF Pech 2 Me Be; | erty tm Washinatom city wll Wo fae taped theres | ak POW ABT. epository and Sables TOM to OR SALE-AN ELEGAN’ F ‘COR! fronting on the mall. WM, H. SAUNDERS & C ER SOUTHWEST, 3-8, mi wt sud sidnded by thecstabiisument of atest national | fi OX, SALE—THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HAND- of the average than. center anda winter’ heaitl tions, and an objective oint of all tourists, WESLEY HtAGHTS, a part ot Northwest Washington, adjoins Because it is a railroad Tesort; a city of conven- JC BALE-CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG gies on casy terms. Ke} nd ordered work 1407 F st. GE SADE-SEVERAT NCE LoTs, st. n.w. near N. Captiol st. 40e. per on St. at Soc. per foot aul on B st. at T0e. the late street is concreted and has ali improvements; easy aud deferred purchase money at 5 est. WM. H. SAUNDEKS & CU., 1407 (03-8, wkwist JOR SALE—A FIN and Whitney ave. SAUNDERS & CO 50X10. ON OT NEAK CORNER corner lot; price dc. W! foot ; also lots ; terms ‘ber cont inter- Fst. ist ocii-s.m&wist | rr Promptly attended to. Mh & SAKBUL, SO Met. jest Wuslungtun. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Fone to wentysdve acrovot shcteaioad neal ‘oe to fwenty-dv Bi shebtation of terra Cotta, atthe bee: barvain to % in that v cen local train a day stonceto J.B. WiLTBriuGlii, at station, or Wal aD 407 F st. OCS, WHE the site of the great American University, terininus of Marae asetts ave extended. and is aniy three milen from the White House, near Woodiey Inn und the Dunblane Club, It is pact of the northwest section, and the cheapest «round offered today to the small in~ vestor. LOTS 8425 TO $750. One million five hundred thousand feet sold to purchasers in ail parts of the country, Gi iots stil: lett. is sure of + er {OK SALE—10TH ST. several lots in. | foot, WM. H. SAUNDEKS & CO., 1407 F at. ocd-8, me wi foot, including improvement: SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. ocii-s, m&w3t NOR 1H OF SCOTT CIKCLE, ERB locttions, $3.10 to 3.50 per SALE—LOT ON N. H. AVE. NEAR N, 20X100, WM. THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY a splendid consummation. “$10,000,000 will be ex- mnded an erecting supech buuidings. UES TIONS USUALLY ASKED ABOUT WESLEY HEIGHTS. ADJOINING THE GROUNDS: AMERICAN AVELSITY. vw! IS IT LOCATED!—In northwest Wash- thirty minutes’ drive from the White House SAUNDERS & Ov., 1: Fok SALE-0N Easy TEKMS_COTTAGE AND seven acres of land; near railroad station; thirty iminutes' ride from city: F. BENJAMIN, oct 612 F st. n. Foe cate VALUABLE PROPERTY District of Columbia, situated immediately at the station of Terra Cotta, with 16 accommodation trains IN THE {08 SALE— ‘A BLOCK OF GROUND ON DE SALES ST. BET. CONN. AVE. AND 17TH ST. 5x100 to wide, well-paved alles be subdivided into 003-3 OR FALE WaiELOCRTED LOT ON, MERID- : 8 per foot: below CHO, W. LINKIN oct jan Hil, near market price. “Must be sold. GEO. THE CORNER OF 3D AND L ST: fires suiall lots or two large : 06 feet front on Lst., 94 on 3d; Just the place Cleveland's tormer country home, and and ouiy a short distance west ofUak View,ex-President Secretary Whitney's former count daily to the city: ground ‘Anely located and valuable under! ft; we wall soll. twenty-five acres oF any part Wat a Hl ereof lower than any siuilarly Jocated the For and terms: to ‘$2,000, 000, ‘and distance west of UNDEEB £00. OTF ee ee ts Sista adtiocace std ty, Wee. MGtes | oR SALE last session Congress appropriated, $10,000 for Arie ‘Lots in Brookland (University) from 8 to 20c. per ing husetts avenue extended froin Rock creek | S4uare foot. to the American University. ‘This avenue within the | _ Lots in Wi ao, Mot branch, B.&O. B.R.,near city ts the imost bewutiful and fashionable + | Silver Springs, 3% and 4c, mys ure of the capital. ATS ¢ 00. HOW DOES THE LAND LIE?—It ts one of i 008-3. 1310 ¥ st. Aichest points wition the District ot Colunbia and is oz Very picturesque and romantic. The ground slopes wently frou ‘rest toward thecity. No waste ground, WHAT Is ‘THE SIZE OF LOTS?. average size $n 252150 fect, and onat from Bato B10, 1750 per lot; one- 8. Afth cash, balance in 3 and4 years. All taxes are Py tine small houses. brick Cough on ‘ihe groubd % | Pau tollute Of aeede Sic a teed tases are Meee geer Only Gets parit, 7. BROOKE, | Hae taxon's siurie ee eah ar ee eee Fok, BENT-THIRTY ACRES ON BENNING om BAL AND @ STs, | ertidvate given recto every purchaser Woastesad | ce Mts Ha cule nase oes a Road fees Pee ec RE CORNER OF STELAND GSTS. | fSbankere Decks callers utnaee™ We,barg ou | Hom houne and tab for ‘bulider or investor, ax. there is plenty rooms, for | MiLinzers, choo) teachers, foveriment employes seed ‘Mc ACHLEN & BATCHELDER. sieht houses, nat will ake the cheepwet bulline tots | Pipe iijent busines tien °° 2229-10¢ Cor. 10th ad G sts. nw. ‘im tua: section at the price asked. ‘T.-K. BKOOKS, hele Tai CEMENTS? Streets are be- | On 5 ETAGE IN BALLSTON, VA. 24 othe Siglietiietnce._ | Ine crided Wtble gull wid alata fet Yeruioe | ROHS Tet cusanastr cre fea fod JOR SALE—LOT 20 BY 50 ON 12TH ST. 8. E. | fee of Every purchaser, therefore, gets « | 8 yo pireets: Aare #'80N, 1419 Nave. ees SI OUN FOU Sta eee: | Kamion tek nat Coe or bat ayers Seen Se as 3 Sork * 91-00. SOM F DOMOHOR, 283 Ease Cap tobutialag ine, “Tio parkine nsion. Fenders such TO RAL a0 SQUATE FECT OF GHOUND | erected on the Heishte nae of Tonge dome gosthwest; roowy for 18 irout and 1$ alley | 8 $25,000 residence is also well underfway. ruses: Oe. : improvement steudily progressing every clear scleaatTVTEN © RUTMERFORD.1307F at.n, “Ree eo WOR SALE_—LOT ON _N. Pier ocB3t FO? SALE—ConNTE LOTS. Lith, Brie and Morris ste: 500 Te oa 16th ot 100x200. |. CAROLINA AVE. NE, 2, at iS. per square f¢ ALTER A" BROWN, . ave. Isth'and Erie sts. (pc. corner), i 10th and Hiuros 100x150. Pie and Cen Ontério a Conn. and Kai 16th st. and Kenesaw uve., 1:3, 718 0q. ft. AGth and Grant sta. . 290 ff. on ‘10th st. (Uth and Grant sts. 128 ft. front... oth and Grant sts.. 103 ft. on 13th Math st. and at. 13 ‘tavo maid love Ramed at jower prices. cnesiaa . DA’ ost DEEBLE, DATE Si vorabiy situnied for sibdiviser An sections above If youare wo can supply your wants in a 61 and you xet your moneys you may choose from and no ‘Terms easy. “This 1s rood is sure to xo higher owing’ Of the city. ‘BALE—A’ Ew iX- ee ee eters esac with two lots, 83,600. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FPo# sare r ‘LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. ror. Fr, NT ve. ee by about bo dee Le ahey Sosa WARE pest jots Me oR BROS Gig Bales a ee FOS SALE BEAUTIF UL BUILDING . extended near Kenesaw for few days only. 0 Se Soe RALE-EWO VERY DESIR, atl’ Fe SALE VERY DESIRABLE aud'b css cane fe 0c3-3t ie TE ace, Lor, 15TH fat OP 7. R. DR: OKS, 16 12th at. nw. aw. ‘Droit Park. each 202130, on Linden foe ea a FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY joned Square Piano or handsome Orwan for your Low rey SMITH, 1225 Pa. pi i a dh GRAND VISITATIONS, Platt is the representative of the United States Express Company in this city. Mr. Platt has Jong occupied rooms at the Shoreham, at Wash- ington, where Mr. Coit and his family bave lived during the past three years. The Ooite up to that time bad resided in Hartford, Conn, The bride was one of four daughters, the other children being two sons. Mr. and Mbs. Platt will live in Washington. Norwood, the place selected for the ceremony, is the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. Henry M. Ladd, with whom she spent the past summer. Rev. Mr. Ladd officiated. It was not until the past week that ex-Nenator Platt was informed by his son of the affair. Mrs. Platt, who has been abroad for some time, was notified, but was compelled at the last moment to notify her son by cable uf her inability to secure passage home in tile for the marriage. Consequently the only per. sons present at the ceremony were the bride parentsand Senator Piatt. The bride is cousin of ex-Senator Spooner's wife. She ise Prizes to Fe Offered for the Best Rendition of the Golden Cross Ritual. Grand Commander John N. Ehle has an- nounced the semi-annual visitations of the grand commander and officers of the grand commanders as follows: Goodwill Commandery at Scottish Rite Hall, 1007 G street northwest, Monday, November 9: Mount Vernon, at No. 1210 6th street northwest, Monday, November 16; Anacostia, at Masonic Hall, Anacostia, Wed- nesday, November 18; Halcyon, at society temple, corner 5th and G streets northwest, Friday, November 20; St. John’s, at Golden Cross Hall, 316 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Saturday, November 21; National, at Harris’ Hall, corner 7th and D streets’ northwest, Monday. November 23; Columbia, at hall cor- ner 8th and I streets northeast, Tuesdi vember 24; Meridian, at society's temple, cor- ner 5th and G streets northwest, Friday, No- vember 27; Capital, at Golden Cross Hali, 316 Penrsylvania avenue southeast, Saturday, No- vember 28. In addition to the prizes for the largest at- tendance and the largest increase in member- ship heretofore offered, the grand commander has now offered an additional prize (not to be named until presented) to the commander; whose officers show the greatest proticiency ii the rendition of the ritual. To provide the evidence in this competition each commandery will be asked on the occasion of the official visitation to work the third de- gree entire, and the decision will be made by a competent committee of judges to be appointed by the grand commander. ‘The initiating officers in the commanderies for the present term are as follows: Goodwill— Miss Adelaide Payne, Mra. Mattie K. Johnson, Kev. W. H. Schell and Hervey 8. Knight: Me- ridian—D. M. Keck, Mrs. Julia A. Breed, Oscar T. Towner and Chas. L. Patten; Haleyon—W. tall and handsome blonde, witty and accor plished. Having spent a number of years on the Continent she is « fine linguist and an artist, Mrs. Capt. W. W. Mills and her daughters, Mamie and Edna, have returned from Howe's Cave, N.¥..where they were guests of Mi Conrad Kickiord. Mr. and Mrs. J. Blair Hoge have returned after spending the summer at their. residence in West Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hayes have returned from their European trip. Miss Hayes, who accompanied them: \, will not return until November. Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Pelzer of Montgomery, Ala., Mr. and Mra. Wm. Cooke of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. Frank Pelzer of Charleston, 8.C., and Mt Weir and Mrs. Bradford of Louisiana are stopping at the Hamilton House on their way home from Capon Springs. Mrs. P. K. MeCargo of New York city is visit- ing ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. C. Hodges of 910 New York avenue. Mrs. E. L. Shriner of Linnwood, Md., is vie- iting her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Griffin, 4th street southeast. Mrs. Wm. A. Easterdayand child have re turned from a sojourn in West Virginia, 8. Stetson, Mra. M. R. Stetson, James W. Love- less and Gerhart E. Toepper; St. Jobn's—E. Barbour, Miss Jennie C. Bean, Dr. 8. H. A. McKim and Mrs. Mary 1. Hawkins; Capital— Frank E. Newton, Mra. Mary E. Peabody, T. F. Swazey and D. L. Gold; National—W. H. H. Kesler, Miss Annie Beach, Mra. Susan J. Kesler and Dr. Chas. Allen; Columbia—Dr. J. A. Dick- inson, Mrs. Anna A. Harvey, Rev. Dr. M. N. Cornelius and Chas. E. Lewis; Anacostia— Thomas J. Putnam, Mrs. Nellie C. Otterback, Mrs. Carrie M. King and Stephen Simonds; Mount Vernon—J. H. A. Fowler, Miss Emma V. Dulin, Dr. Harlow K Street and John B. Stier. Mr. William H. Landvoigt of the Post Office Department with a number of friends cele- brated his birthday anniversary at the Acorn Club rooms Saturday mgbt and « most able evening was passed. He received a uand- some testimonial. Others present besides the Acorn Club were Jno. B. Quay, P. J. Kelleber, Edw'd Alexander, Frank P. Morgan, Frank Landvoigt, Sam'l' i. Miller, sr., Jos. Oulabaa, K. A. Sparks, Jno. Dugan, Wm. Sbaw, 1. Dougherty, Dr. Frank Strickler, Chas. Williams, W. Gettynger, Thos. Waters, C. Winkelman, Dayton, D. F.'Craven and Martin McNamara, a eee THE COURTS IN SESSION, —_— ANACOSTIA, Quite a Heavy Docket in All—The Court The several courts of the District will all be in session this week, the General Term conven- ing its October term today, and the Circuit and Criminal for jury trials tomorrow, while the Equity has been at work since the first Tuesday in September. The calendars are quite heavy, as is usually the case after the summer recess. ‘That of the General Term has a total of 260 cases, among the most important of which is the second appeal in the case of W. Dougiass Cross, convicted of wife murder, and an appeal in the case of Thomas Heath,convicted of man- slaughter; the case of Newton for violating the civil service law, in which the constitutionality is involved, and several District liquor cases. zing the venoms crime hes not tehon.e helt, and the Criminal Court finds quite a number cases in jail and on bail for trial. REPAIRS AND RENOVATION. During the summer recess the General Term room in the northeast corner of the main floor has been completely overhauled and renovated. ‘The walls and ceiling have been tinted, the floor newly covered with linoleum and matting and the court has made a change of bench having been placed on tie west EXTENSION OF WATER SERVICE. W. Marden King. who was secretary of the meeting held Friday night at Masonic Hall to secure signatures on petitions for water service throughout Anacostia from a distributing point at Minnesota avenue and Harrison street, says that there were about seventy prominent prop- erty holders present, nearly every one of whom signed the forms, and @ committco was appointed to wait upon’ each property $ make the application as nearly unanimoss as might be, which has been done, as is evidenced by signatures ready for presentation to the Commissioners. MISSIONARY CONCERT. A missionary concert, having Japan for its subject, was given at the Baptist Church last night. The congregration turned out in full. The religious and educational progress of Ja was illustrated in dialogue, song and. stery, Rev. George Bowman opened the exercises with prayer and “Move Forward” was sung. A class exercise, tended by Mixes Effie Barr, was executed by ten young ladice and tlemen. Tho congregation after singing “Highway of the Lord” listened to a dis- course from m Fernald on “Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan.” Master Johnston Fecited and Mines Lottic and Annie Bi we a dialogue on Japan; Misses Carrie and Susie Lamgon gave a joint recitation on “Idols.” “Only a Penny” was declaimed by Master Jerome Wilsie and Pastor G. W. MeCul- lough wound up the entertainment with ap- propriate remarks. TOUGS ATTACK A CAR CoXDUCTOR. Joseph H. Howard, conductor of summer car No. 46 of the Anacostia line, had a tussel near Hillsdale Saturday night with two negro toughs. They boarded his car, grew abusive and were put off. One let fly a'stone that broke one of the car seats and Conductor Howard went for jose of Chief Justices Cartter, Justices Duckett, Thi Merrick, Morsell and MacArthur. ‘The Criminal Court and other rooms been renovated and the Cireuit ‘Two Bad Runaways. ‘Yesterday afternoon,as Mr. E. L. Walter of the city post office, with his wife and two children, was out riding, tht horse took fright on the 14th street road in consequence of the shaft breaking and ranaway. Mrs. Walter, who bad