Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1891, Page 3

A a ta 6 neg) cals THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE--HOUSES. _ , ; SOK SAL.—OWNE.. MAVING@ CONTRACTED TO é FRESE, pt hg nn ob wo Gand Fa. .5-room frame, cbeap.... #1. ‘Lest, between 17th and 18th sts. n.w...a 2atory ie ee pate Se near Tih Grogan ape bath frame: 7rogonm: price per foot 3.76: will exchange Beth. tr Fane aux” iatfobem: Florida ave ‘Sone 10th, Froous bricks anwe ot "BH. WARNER & co. rs Hest ‘Mar: K SALE Foe betsreen 27th and 28th sta. n-w.. a plece of HOME Oi ODE | —— yvund 410x120 feet: ome of the | uuproved saree MEDS | Joo SALE_S2p SE NEAR N, © ROOMS, BATH | _ocS1-3t ~_ | flocks inside the ety maltese an opportunity for an ‘und concreted cellar...... ne $5,500 SALE—A HOUSE ON Q ST. NEAR 167H ST. | enterprising builder. SCY A BRICK HOUSE | Florida ave. bet. Lith “and Ith, “hice “littie 1s HAKD £0 OBTAIN. BUT WE HAVE & B. H. WARNER & CO., PE SUSEUR | casted entrar ene veruresnremnree: MENT Pe es Wie we WILL, SELL. VERY | DOCH = O'N ncar isi, i0 "706i REASONABLE ig SALE CHEAPEST Lote XW. ¥ 22X00 TU WIDE ALLEY EAS 1S (ORDER AND nearly new aud in it Condition. . AND THE HOUSE Is IN PERFECT side 8 nest 19th. 19x100: alley: only 8 N LE DROIT Pal peice. F. | deh sts mw. near Q. roo F | Street to be concreted: sacrifice at location, in the District | Mame ave: moar 17th, 12 roome ns SEAT AS APIN. DO EEBLE, DAVIS & CO. RING, 1010 F st, Roo Td. we to Coun: ave. near Dupont exrele, Ti roots T BALES WT OTS W.. one or THE | F“Nind : aie a Cot, 280. Bets Da eee esa Pe Fivcatdetraie new tonate ‘inthe “city; 10 rooms; | $s! geider’s row: lot 2 feet fronts price per foot a Hareweed eves; 6 | JpOR SALE— ae WEISEL MCLEAN, 1008 stam.w. |» oo oy B. H. WARNER. CO. . 1 104 € St. s.0., S-story brick dwelling, con- - = USTORY 10- ‘Oxi SALE—1750 P ST.N.W.; NEW 2 oe “Groowe, tath and cellar; | taininx 10° roon and bath and.celiar; habdscmely | POX SALE—150 PST. N..: NEW 3 ALE se rroriia | BevShat Mrowehcut, lot 1x10. os fo alley. Price | J. "rated only bail squsre iro Duyond Circie, pice F ‘larce fie Jot. 100x150, cor. Erle and Central ces on Linden #. near Florida | $0 ‘OF periuit io inspect ap SLE & Mel + 708. per Tes trent: cheap at $3 ae DUGAX € BUTLER, Some oy BYE: WARNER, & 00. oS. 2a) Rear mca. Toe. © on nate ” (OR SALE-SEVERAT, VERY HANDSOME NEW TT Jaa On G st. bet. 4% and 6th 8. w,, 2-story pres--brick | 4 residences in best locations t. near Florida ave. n.w.;3 lots: each 17x75 ra ave. iy wis all meager doar nce hard | 2 is at alley, thee crmate ery onotcal im sie ad ie wood, with all mate ; Cheap at Price asked, BUc. per foot. Bu s DUGAN & BUTLER. 3 feet front. by | nosh StF iB i. WARNER & CO. ‘in. this is at oct 00 F st. aaebti ofS eet to alley. Daun autionized to oiler i DIG Est new. a BALGALN ton insioediste purchuse : SOK SALES EHasdeusue residence on it st. bet. 13 vie rior em Fon Ht bet. int and 240.6. 2-story bay window: | gn Lith uw: fen foomy, ais overt ia) rovensente: | A Westside 10th st. between M and BLT. ave.; an ex- Sec DAVID D, STONE. Troms and bath all uit lof 1E100. Price, $4,000. | [Ur px UO to 2=-o0t wiley: price Only €11,000. E 4. och ies aw. DvGAN'e Be ok SALE SA very, coast teoateny buy. window tnw. cet ‘oy F {OK SALE—GOOD NINE-ROOM BRICK ON KR Fett star Witte 2 lusioos omy 9230 other JONAS, BREWER & CO-, “us Lath st., corner F. OOM brick on K st. between 11th and 1 es Ix FES MES West s.de 21st st. between Qund R sts. nw. :in the Dest section of the city; alot, size 2ox84, with side and rear aleys. 2 ¥ Louse ‘Temaining Out Of the en- en recently finisied, ad the others be- tre row of €i fated by steam, first-class In every par- J 7 B. H. WARNER & Ci JOR SALE OR KENT—PIVE FRAME SL ing occupied by the purchasers. Price only $3,300; 2. ae square trom Capitol; bewutital view of | It cottazes: nicely finished, with cood cellars, ranzes, | Yrs tosint. = dl ity: recsonabie terns, furnace and cas; papered turoughont ; on Harvard st- | "PR SALE—A good two-story brick house on 8th | JOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT FACIN R. completed: one of the handsomest | east of Dr. Hanuon i's res deuce, Co- | st pet. Tand U n.w.; contains sx good rouws and | J* Leiter's new mansion, xood frontage ;only $11,000 hace; lot | luubia Heights: price, $3,200 and $3,000. rent, #20 | sauder kitchen; jot 2Ux% to 10-1o0t alley, Louse in | Two others, each 2Ux100, sate, ocd 8,000 ‘Apply to OWNEK, 152 Lot’ st. mw. | Spendid condition; rive only. #n20: terius very | CONN. AV feet tront ‘Bstories and cellar; Siege b. STARGARD TER, Gai ith st new. veil | STOUGH TOS ste 7 SS feet iront, overiookiny r DAVID D. 87 5 w. OR SALE—IN GOOD Li N.W., TEEN oo ee eee es story and ceilar: 6 rooms and bath ; all 10rooms and bath. Loe ae ‘OR SALE_DON'I, DON'T, DON'T tric gas lighting. price, €3,S00; easy terms. "A. P- + West of Conn. ‘handsome urick JOR. Avent US a HoUse OR 1 FALDUN, lo 14th st oct | bo uit and bath; in complete onder; desire Rie SELING WE aOR SE, aS = je neixbhcrhiood. “INVES IS rons JOR SALE-SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL HO 2 ok poke BULLETIN. SEND FOR ONE ees ne containing 6 rows and bath | . 58t-.W..north side, bet. 14th and 15th; brick house; HOMESEEK! DAVID b. STONE. 806 Fat. nw. 4 rooms and Lath; handsome property and cheap. ENELY S'iNeey. AND 1-CLASS BUILDING LOTS, [hich are to becouse more vaiuable and which require SMALL AMOUNT IN CASH, ora THE HANDSOMEST BUILDING LOTS IN WEST ‘beaut Fi.sOo HAC 1 Kucge or § ary Price, $5000 acl 25 per monty, 5 w York ave. n.w. Sara, 1416) fe hortuwe near M, 7r. andb.. ‘ ECKINGTON the price, suze each 1d. Oxss alley 204, 216 and 218 Sth st. nes Sar A D - David DL SVOSE, sooF st. mw. | Zust now, pour F: Grand b.. adv stoma with Gatti tom | ON RAND QUINCY 1s. bit. NORTH CAPI por SALE = neue, | Corcoran st near ioth, 7. and b... tee ee ee eee es 300 TO $1,800 PER 1:0 pits i315 3 omen | Ot a cesbtat Pie @ hULHEEPORD, 1307 st. w. LOS PERE ECY SEW ERAGE THE A lars to.¥ and iasement brick w. near 7th, Sr. aud b. ‘Ok SALE—A 1 ON OTH ST ELECT KAILWAY IN THE UNITED Qt.» iw re ‘ar. and) ni containing every com- | easily convertible to buS.ness uses; good lot to BO" ES to them; only 17 minutes’ ride trom ‘Treas- S'side and rear public alleys ie}: cu be Doteht now gt a iow hare y Departitent. ws or particulars apis to Z a sap aha YEE @ RUTHEREORD. 1907 F at* LOTS "GX. SUPERIOR IMPROVEMENTS 7 om : TEN PER CEN? OF UYERS W: nez-6t a Se ‘OK SALE—A_NEW, COMMODIOUS AND DE- TAL MR ee ‘OR SALEBY OWNER-ONE_OF sirable dwelling, with watest conveniences: well | ‘THESE BEAUTIFULCLOIS a abut, on. fine 20- complece adayted for entertaining; situate near the liritish | FOGE ASCHALT poe ER VED AL Ey eee mess aiticn; best. coustruction. firet and. second fivors | there is nothing lacking to make thern perfect sot toss wed in quartered oax and mahoxany ; decorated and. Fee | desiring attractive sites with enticine sarroundines at OK BALE Tor oeenpancy ; less cost than is possibie to secure mitch lass desirable ¥ LE Hom, electri Property sm other sections. ter a FOS SALEGAT 87,500, A BARGAIN IN BEST & RUTHER. BUILDERS plating erection of houses this business block ou L4th'st. n.w. : lot 120 tt improved by 2-story and baseinent brick house $22,000 cash: £2,000 in Ininouths, at 6 percent inte; 3 ‘inquire of OWNER, oe ANDSOME dwelling, 1813 19th si Vath roous al latest decorated; carefuily built under our Vision and first-class inevery respect. EW BSLON 2. BRICK n to examine we; 13 rooms aud next spring cannot do better that J.B. WIMER, Real Estate, GOS 1th st. FOR A BUILDER—A LO ‘ear 7th sie. large enough able dwellings in Holmead’s subdi- rth of Columbia Heuhts. ‘These arrancement abd attractive ve ‘House open tor D.c. MONDAY, FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS FS SALE-IRON WiNE «RATES, Pc ney eg gall pice. ie WARE HOUSE, Tad Gah ‘FO! SALE-THREE TATROBES AND TWO PAR- lor stoves. Apply 1200 Vincinia ave. 8. w. no2-3t FOR SALEA FEW PIECES NEW CARPE WAY > left over BUNGER'S Buy GOODS AND CLOAK STOML. 408 and 406 7th st. it SALE — STANDARD STRAIGHT. FRAME bargain. “addvees 3.0. Key Star office, toe R SALE. GARRETT PARK STOCK, WHOLE or shares, 3 Fee ‘com . ‘payment of lots.’ Address 1. Beas paw ‘Fok SALE Wind, BUY DOMESTIC sEWING intchine; good ae ne be application. Mrs. T., 1745 Q st, berwern dando pain. aos JF OR SALENEW FEATHERS! ONE PNEUMAT OC safety: $100. a bargain. Humber sacety ; new; 650, Cait'and see them. Rov-im CAPITAL CYCLE CO., 1704 st._ QUR SALE-PATENT HOT AIR AND STEAM furnace in wood order, with pipes abd radiators; cost 3.000; Wil! sell for ¢200 Lor Want of Use; big bar: ain for some one. 05 4th st.n. w. node" FOR SALESTO A BAN WHO PROMPTLY FORMS judyment 1 will sell two excellent patents for $300 cash. Address RLAD oct" JOR SALE—CLARIONET, #4; BANJO, @7, inch bncy cle, ‘$20; ail in’ good orcer. Cail bet, 6 ind 7 p.m. at 4) Pa, ave. oed1-St ‘Ok SALE—CHEAP, A GOOD BAK COUNTER, Cioveland double béer pump and six S-eailon kegs, e., at 1102 1th st. ew ee Noe FQE SALES AREAL INDIA, CAMEL'S, HATR shawl. “Frice 890; original cost $00. 1423 T st. iw. Cail after 2ovetock pos. oes lazt™ CE APE OHEAE — CHAMBERS, ENCYCLO. Paxtias, Pat-ut Ofiice Reports (Mechanical), from, It is sadly but frequently the case that the man who burrahs the loudest has the least idea of what he is hurrahing about. The autumn leaf had lingered late, It said, “I do not grumble; It is for men to scold at Fate; I bow, and take a tumble.” “Yes,” said the sensible girl, “she's an heir- ess, but I'm afraid she docen’t know how to husband her resources.” “Oh, yes she does,” was the reply. engaged to be married now.” “She't A fund of information can never be expected to rank unassisted as a successful campaign fund. Star office. “T stood on the bridge at midnight” (He said it with a grin), “On the bridge I stood till the wreck I strewed Of that dismal violin.” The campaign torchlight procession will give Beate Lc vole fal uacites, Selene Aine | numerous illustrations of “The Light That Sos nse awe ‘ocal-st"” | Failed.” A grave situation—A site for a cemetery. EGE, SALE OR RENT-REMINGTON, | saTH lizraph, Hammond smd ali other type- -o1uss ingchines; vest terms; circulars. FAV EXCHANGE, O10 Fst. mew. J¥o0te {OR SALE-SHOP-. CAPITOL ~ DART cushion-tire saiety bicycle; used a8 a sample; 8110. ‘dHt” WASHINGION Ci CLE COMPANS, factory oe Water at. ; take itu st. cable cars berore 5:30 p.t. oeB1-1m FOE, SALECAN HIGHT FOOT SHOW CASE, CHORUS OF CANDIDATES. "Midst the jokes that are passed and the greet- ‘ings that flow There is stalking a specter of sorrow, made specia: to order; new pattern, with four glass A . rolling ‘doors on exch ade nrust be eet to be appre: | For none of us here is so wise as to know Pied, wit WILSON & CAluCS & OE STORE: 429) Who he'll be the day after tomorrow. ——_ SOCIAL MATTERS, '0k SALE OR RENT—MARKET BAKERY WITH Bxtures; hesitu ‘the reason for welling. Address AKERY, star oft ‘oco-st™ (OR SALE—COMPLETE SET OF SMALL MA- chine tools of an inventor, with sinail foot lath forgeand anvil, Address A. INVENTOR, Star off What Well-Known Washington People Are Doing—Personal Notes of Interest. Mr. and Mra. J. Thomas Sothoron have re- ae turned from their wedding trip and are at further parti home to their friends at No. 1919 Istreet north- ocd, mn, (U-Zin, west. FOR SME USYCHO SAFETY, @03; A180 CON-| Mra. Chas. W. Blackwood will be at home in- aiter S0'c.ocky 1824 H St. uw.” geid-ume_ | formally Fridays during the winter at No. 1409 FOR SAe-IMrORTED 1.UcBS—cE 88d street northwest. ered lilies, hgaeautis, tt wire flower stands, all sizeb ana ie ican ste we FOR SALE Ho. FOR THE KACE We are aeadquarters sor HOLSL C01 HING ANDLAP ROBES. army, are lecated for the winter with Mrs. Mason's sisters, Mrs. L. K. Camp and Mee. V. C. K. Neagle of 1531 O street. A pleasant masquerade and surprise party — 5A Horse Blankets ior stavle use. oy =x 30; 7 x75 Inspection. “For turther mand price arp liouses, wine we can Sell at a bargain. “: iven * ta . is ERACO., GOOD LOT; PACES EAST; ALLEY IN Ke AR, EASY | On SAE—A NEW s-huOM AND BAIH, UOT ALE—A VELY FINE CORNER LOT FRONT: | Plain Green Beaver C Booraem by the Evening Social Club at her GF st. TERMS. ARMAT, STODDART & CO., ‘and cold water; Jot 16 it. :sin. by 100 it. tow tS-foot | King so teeson Yoo! Lap ktoves. residence, No. 1008 O street northwest. Among pe SALI Cd = STB ST.N-W._ | ally. A barsain: will seti for €4, 100, part casis; bal- WOO! those present were the Misses Edith and Addie | 1 wo six oom bricks on D. st. Qetween Sth and | ROR ee onruast ance monthly, 6 J. MARSHALL & CU., 617 Min st. 1m oo ESF oiL S PEMEE ERCkeeD = = aoe gs Miller, Mamie SB. H. WARNER & CO.. FROM 41,800 UF.” JOR SALE—BEACTIFUL HOMES AND PAYING only s2.89. Aso | A poid charm, #1: gold dollars, 41-00; haves, Ooez| pene, Lo Smith, Mabel Hermann, Keen, 16 F st. a. w. WE CAN SUIT YOU AS TO P::ICE, LOCATION | F investiuests tm rapidly iu B140 up. JONAS, | Quarters, we. Ico. cata.oxues,” 10C., free by" math; ween Rae. tne, Siewee Mare. Somes. Lows AND TERMS. AKMAT, rxe Five new 'iries huuwcs; bay er Fonsi | Reta and weeiy repairing. 0. W. FECHNES chi | and Jules Kane, Will Spearing, Charlie. Stiles, Iwo attractive new bricks of imposing appear | _<SI-3 Pantry, chins clowsis, conerete cellar, cabanet incate Se | se2o-sm_| Temple Huyett, Will Aulick, Wallace Paiter- | ance ani Complete every detail on 10te st. near S| POR SAGE A WELLEUILE AHKEE-STORE | paren, arvutic, Ravel cauares irom satis a wt unt lords uve, und 49 fest on Pan hes nese | [pO SALE-MONKEVS, PARROTS, CANALIES, | son, Harry Marcasie and Lee Williams. a B. . WARNE BATH ABI CEPA. SLE NO DELN Inpho Only #4.900 and $4,200; easy N.oah anal o ctsie ers, owe Koc. ver aq toot, | A mocking birds, old tishes, te. oe: Miss Mary Regina Poliock, daughter of Mre. = — IST EXCELLENE RE RICE ¢1.900, | | One new brich, corner Louse. rooms; bay windows; | WATERS & THOMPSON, Room 8, Atlantic bldg. . =. SCHMID's NLW BIRD STORE, : Bot 218. BESS EACEELENT LOCATION ; PRICE $4,500; | pro50 jazza; elowantly Yr oct sy8-4m' 7iz izth st. n.w. | Louise and Mr. George H. Pollock, who re- | pe 2 17th ARMAT, STODDART & CO., FOE Sara EERE PARE NO MCE THE turned lately from Europe, leaves tonight for “bree new houses on Corcoran st; Detween 17H} ges1-st SieuistTH ST. NY SW. COf, OF Ist AND-RENESAW STS. FOR SALE PIANOS. North Carolina to teach Indian children at the and inen sts. nw. :very complete and attractive: = AS AUST ONE GUA FROM CABLE CARS, = = = Eastern Cherokee agen RES H. WARNER & CO., F GREAT BARGAIN—ONLY 2,800— PRICE Te Loe Aap ies AsCOM eo THEE |], OB, SALE—A AME CHANCE-SPECIAL BAR a i SALE ith st. between Land Mts n.w., 9 good 3-story 16 F st. nw. LOW AND TH-itMS ACCOMMODATING 0 DEEBLLE, Can behad by buyinz anew press-brick bay-window front: contains stx rooms, bath, cabinet mantel: band- somely papered throwcliout; larze closets in every, ALP! Fi LANGE HOUSE NINE MILES FROM city; suitab.e tor an acadequy'; near station; Wil be F sold furnished i desired; a bargain. 3 = san pork f SALE—INV ESI MP NIS— With brick stableon tear of ot) Price $7,000. | TOO: street is coucreted snd has perkng in front of - HEN [tM near 1th 4x72 t nae BOW, WARNE & 6. KOC Nu. av po: 5 08S OM easy teriuis, ae Tc a aoe |. BR. -ERIEORD, Farin. on ene. near 2d EMMIS st, cy. ber tt ie made uuto two more rooms. Unly $4.00 sold bOx4U to auley ; per ft. Price, $15,000. Terms easy By OWNER, = 2 okt, | race sis.000. is “By OWNER, WIE LG WT RE at 214 7th st. Sw. A. ¥. 2 Sass. = ored it bY MERKILL & WHITE, 114 F ST. } WICK ON € ST, | POR SALE—200 OST. NW, CONTAINING 10 | $34,5 Mist Ii tivuurhout, sive cu = Fee near da: wal reat for 8 Only 2,100. rooms and bath. with ail modern conveniences. | Srchange ior sitaler holise In of hear city; siuall | Mh ne G nw, 20x1¢ 7) Hur 21st nw,’ pots Ek. 14 tn Ole av ne ith a Frice, 88.000, Terius easy. BUCKLEY & Salli. » DWELLING ON A COR- 14:6 'N. ¥. ave. . = cash payment oF wil x: | Malay mr sd ‘Address t. F, E.. Star vt (ong time for dilicrence: = 2 Gol Hae th he, or Sale — < . Zod ane Naw eras OR SALE—306 AND 308 . CON Oct. it er wear the Capito: sc. 7 EL. Ok SALE. 5 ous nt for #40. rice Bitnc Soca and ach, acs wit il the inten cone NOKIHWEST. SOUTHEAST. ‘OK Sal Price, $4,800 each, Xiave. nw. Bian loth st. n'y Ty 2 Dei. ave. ne, bx 110. Mass. ave. Dot, MT ade atst nw. Tatu st. a Sun and L sts, me. YVeniences. Terms easy. ifh"e Sirti, tio db fanas-t and 411 10 and Gr, 2211 to 243 1th st, b, 8 S16 NST. NW, CUT AVENUE A’ D OPPOSITE TH IsH LLGATL Ot 7 rooms Oniy $0.00. Ig ONT WESCOTT, WILCUX & HLESTON, oc31-3t 1007 Pa. ave. and tia and La. av mart, 1 to mr ‘Three-story baseasent and back tuiding brick rest-| ])}OK SALE—ON 171H ST. NEAR N.H. AVE. AND deare; we. bans ami im vood condnion;iot 20 feet | F Sete. n.we: 3-story brick dgreliine, i rooms: el: be tac be: mat by 12 few dee ublic auey. dot 212120 to alley. For fifteen days on), esl st. bh, dr, ail, 7 Price oniy $19,000 WEscOrs. WILCOX & HIESIO. oor to ti won a tee ti ik dlivs. J. 2 TSHER & CO., oc31-3t, 1907'Pa. ave. and 6tu and La. ave. Mad tour houses Ga |G0U-011 1 et Tain) EACH 36 ee ee SoR SALE @OD-_LE DROIT PARK: 7-ROOMS. 3 sggis777 14-000 Alley bot ut Aygo feotaliey, on ith st. ue, near F. Ligure ot » - —c x NE and basemen! 4 vouveniences, z gtte - > OWNE ave. n. cS i-3t* Fe Ssalt Notice nent Dajeat Cinsie: # focus: aun | M000, WESCOTT, WILCUX & HIESTON, Shs tok Fateh, goo dot st, thi, [igs EOE SS i Parties lookine for a small house im best neich- 33] 1907 Pa. ave. and tith and La. ave. a Fo: ee joe ada Gil a ST. BUTWEEN Sechood shewid.ove thin: must be sud, by Kovenber < )—14T SI. BET, UAND V STA: square, with corners; lute s depth o. ot tects ony Reiore lear So rememenaetersamaed. Ste ‘and dwelling; wood lot and alley in i ‘SU cents per foot. BARNES & WEAVER, ORSALEOSEOF THE wae. NESCOEE, WILCOX & HIESTON, Syss6.000, PGK SAGECA VERY DESIRABLE PIECE 0 business property on } st. ; 11s eet front by 100 fee: price, #13.) per Loot. adjoming corner 1s x) per tout. Fine opportunity tor prontable jent. W.B. 2UUNG, sus F st. Sst. BET, 3D AND W.. lot 40 fect front; very cheap. Only sa. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, 3t 1907 Po. ave. ana Gth and La. ave. AVe. BET. 17H AND desirable uuproved lot. Price per sq. 30. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, OCB 1-3 1907 La. ave. und Uth and La. ave, dK SALE—SIX GOOD BULLDING LOTS ON be worth side of G st. bet. 7th and 8th sts ne, UXLNO 0 10-1. alley; terms easy. oc. per It ABKAHAM FISHER, Glo Lest. now. ‘OR SALE_IN GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD N W.— Srstory trick dwelling: 11 rooms; ail m. 1: brick “= Ge iG TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 sts ic. UR SALE-A BAKGAIN—A VEKY NICE TWO- B. WIMP, heal Escate, OOS 13th st. ‘story brick: 6 Fooms, bath, beautifully located; $4,500 will buy thoes two NEAKLY NEW | Mass. ave. ne. hear Stanton square. WEIDE & TRU- AND BAND-~OSULLY DONE <P HOUSE» (7 rooms | ITT, Kooms 41 and 42, Loan and Irust bui.dine, 9th Sul be:) at heal of ROD! ISLAND AVE, FLOM | and F sts. ocdi-ut TDA AVE. NEA Sta sr NW BW Taso have now ab TWo NEW HANDSOME STONE AND Lich: BRICK WITH EVEGY © EXEOSUKE 4 other conveniences, aperior bot imtericr ap- | 20, Sige =. south exposure; om | O51! lock trom ¢ ectric cars. jortion of the property on my Ail at offre forbulienn eaued OB foczi]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, SOK SALE—COK 301H AND P SIS. N.W., KUW ‘of fine new eniish basement bricks; 7° and 9 Toms. Uaths and al: med. ips, ; how ready’ for in clon corner Louse suitabie for deux store. TEKDAL& MALLE: ane bids. oes Fes Ty ND BASEMENT brick in i ta IM 608 13th st. termus—hew trroom br: i iy | from cars and berdics.. $4. 100: 001 Ist. a. 1b. 825.00. F. J. DIEUDUNNE, GOV F st... 0c3 OK SALE—10 BRICK HOUSES ON 2D ST. 8. W.; lots 100 feet deep: ail rented to gcod teninis. Price, @x each: $200 cask. HORSTRAMP & JES- TER. OdA-t* S—ONE OF THE FIN. Fok EE Gio as it he Ist and 13th. sth sts. * ELL ON EASY TEAMS. WILL Si oecst-t }. B. WIMER, Real Estate, 608 13th st. T j.» 8 room i mod. iups. ; 1m eie- - 2 cee ‘, cor, 1gth and ¥ sts. | ane condition: hear tar iiies: Lo Teasonabie ofer re Fee SAGE ITE ST. EXTENDED, JUST fused ; must Le seen to be appreciated. (12) south ot Kenesaw ave, THOS. G HESSEL & CO. miu st, exteltied, i es cor. Kenesaw ave, 1500 F st. thew. i Mt. extended, sic. cuF, Of Aenesaw. iivuead Manor, Mt. Pleasant, several desirable lots at xpectative prices, Fa. bret im nortuert. part of city, with frontage ou two | nw. + bie 2-story und basement brick avenue; exceilent location. Uwner | dwelling, ist st. bet. Band Cn. e. : 8.500. 100. loth L'st. ave, Let. oth and 7th, five lots; £ Wilting to sacritce it at 84.000; | ston. Die rick Uwelline $9,500. Brick So bee Ch and Tee. Ave totes aouat be axle as ap at $5.01 store iime: lot 20xL2),, wil ‘on rear: 6 oy Sot: 202100; reatience on KT. ave. near Seott Circle, | Tits near 300. 436, BAD. ey 2-story and $600 | nandsolnc houses ou oppostio side oraliey os ee Duiit by owner for lis private residence. Im Dasement brick dwellime hosith neces rates his se ume, or will trade for good | brick dweiling, Sos 1 7 2,000: easy teruis. Fentine property ih this city, price 18.500. Lot 21200 to alley, witu larce hai building cuit, Fh se tio, & Liroom story brick; lot | Sa. pson st. near (ith u. w.: $4,000. Lot abuat - sua sot. Wil sei: Lor $15,000, of trade | 100, with cood buildin on it, F st. near Ebbitt House; ta Virwinta or Mary sand, oF reted property | ony #25 per sq. tt. Buiding Jot on I near 14th n.w. ta his ety H.5x1 10 vo Whit. alles ber sq. ft : 33100 casi, Bf sear vestments or home we will | and balance im 6 months |. Zdory bay-windew ZEVELY & F OK SALD—IWo UHoicE LOTS 100) Invaud ave. west Of 17ta st. each 24) feet front. lt W.P. YOUNG, 1306 F st. ONE OF “1H BEST CORNER LOTS WHITE & KLEINER, oct Gig F ston. ‘(OB SALE—GOOD CHANCE FOR ING: S1 MENT, 420 oth st. uw. ; 10-roow Louse, now Used as La! build: price $12,000; terms, cne-tisrd cash; bai Inquize of J.'F. BUNDY, on preniises. begisa to bs nye Rely improve. arias Nrget section; one-tenth cash and bal- PROCTOR & PROCTOR, 1st ¥ THE Most CoN owen P. YOUNG, ¥ a ca a s houses in the citys ole - P. YOUNG, 1308 Fst. jpou Sacr-ay wae ware, ie P| Fon Mac ee, bwin press brick: Ha (OK SALE-THEEE LOTS, 1sXi00 EACH, ON Just above Lincoln Park ‘sb Cents per toot, jouses built house on oth st. ne. cise to cars. 2 w. easy terns. tT. Suds) Mi nw or 10th, 12x br$9,400 | “Uitices: 1416 F st. m.w. and 65H z x : # paved abley. price. @.20N. p PAKLOUN & CO... 615 14th st. STauo iitnar Un wor fre 400 : Hos. “Goss oe + 3 Bea or Un w, ZF br.. OU) Hopkimspi, Sr br....@300] KOR SALE-91s 1TH ST. N- — = Ok SALE-ON NORTH SIDE OF SS an me Ot Batty? est tania ar 95,200 cass ‘ada! OK SALI ; ZEEASED BRICK ook ng XH ww five bona a se : 5 alt, GARDNER, ories atid baxeinent: niodern improvements. Ap: | oF partor sanguin price. Tee ga nas nape ENTE: | _OMees: 1410 Fat. n wand GSH at a-w. cdi" | pi eo Gu NEM on promusen betwee 4 and pint, | LIS RE Ne COM tS ith st, nw. ard, Fergal fees woosnana two bathe AAP ugom asp AT pack | Li Rat OR SADA“) LOS 19 AMUNIDAD=1U310 Ee Se ‘ONLY THREE OF THE NEW i ba eda ore ome cheaper than any otter house can Le bought 20 lecs0-at} GEO. A. SUDAN, 1417, Mm SALE-AT,A GREAT BAKGAIN, HOUSE 8 Gt. ‘This is « new Louse and tere is not 8 $5.C00 house in the nor.heust that will compare favorauly with this house, priee, 4.00. Uc Gr0. A Jona’ to aliey-near Dupont Circe. Price, $14,200. Fy ane basement scone ant brick dwelling; | TOW. Qweive rooms and bath. larve parking: New Halup= Shire ave. and Est. Price, ©12.6n baremient beck. nine 1 tries; lot Was to alley sta. “Price very low. Handsou Baserent houses jett -coutainG rooms and bath; press- ick fronts, with stone stops and trinuuinss, “Price, aha One corner Lowe at $9,000. Terms FOUE NEW DESIRABLE FRAMES, heated by Jatrobes: Vrices, #2100 and T. H. GA ocdl-3t" Offices: 1416 F BW. tO ‘UN SALE-ONE-HALY OF LOT 10, 1N GLOGK ati Hoituead Sianors Mt. Pleasants] only shin Wit Hy SAUNDELS & Co, alae 107 Fs R, RDN! st. easy. Containing 6 roouis, with hail good yore und alley i rear’ atly iment stone Disived a S00. "Now is the Umie to take jour ebcice, SO ALEC HUILDERS_ SEX LOT AGH Throustort: jo fe. toiminedi- | JOM SALE—A GUOD GROOM = 200. as the FS [SE RACE TO RUILDERS-SIX Lots, HACH I. Segre oe Setren shy; wey meee Seems Ber full particutarscatapen, os ccurrpen, | in fie location? waves’ (hice ba airs eee with maawsard Foo, DeLACHLLN CHFLDER, - ~ : e parting: lot 0110. Price. $0.00. GEO. A. JORDAN, 417 F st_ | 003, Cornice Toth on G ste new, | HOWE ATO In demand ior Pent and sale; Price, & oedl E. T. KAISER, Room 4, Atlantic building. SOK GALE—NOKTH SIDE OF KSI. BETWEEN Wal. di SAUADERS & CO.. 1.07 Fst. (OK SALE-BOUSE ON D ST. N.E. BET. 1ST agd 2a ets. ; Grooms and bath; all mt. ; will sell Sis, m&wat FOR SALE—LOT : HEKLOY ON low brick house: 10 | om easy terius: price. 9.800, > —— bricks and Kendall ae. OS A. JORDAN. 1657 Fat |. H. SAUNDEKS & CO. 30K SALE-AF_A LARGAIN—AN 8 RUOM AND \Weseex mucus, Miss Chariotte Chlorine Bogan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Bogan, and Mr. Walter G. Faring will be married on’ Wednesday evening, Beas. Aiandsome styie, richly finiehed dark cave, fun'stze Upricut Grand Pano in elegant comsitions Tt hase beautiru: fuil toe with very fine apa Ficl singe ing quality and power. "Als the best aud latest tue provements, finest make, igh class and unsurpassed for Wear and durability. Can be bousht it tacen at Once for oniy 825 caBle. Cost nearly uoubie, ‘Tiss Strument hes been used only a few s-onths and is & feat bargain, "Five years’ guarantee transwerred tO ayer. Call at once, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, Chureh. Miss Florenee Perry and Mr. Appleton P. Clark, jr., will be married tonight at the Fifst Congregational Churek at 6:30. Mr. and Mre. Moses Hooper of Oshkosh are guests for a few days of Mrs. Nathaniel Robbins of 25 lowa circie. The wedding of Mr. D. I. Murphy, ex-chief clerk of the pension office, and Miss Mollie Byrnes, the soprano of St. Aloysins choir, will FOR PARGATNS and orzuns call 1208'G Sto nw. Practical piano mak FOR SAL We WILE GIVE YOU THE BEST Value ior your square piano in part payment for @ hew upright and any difference can be paid £10 per month, or ali cash. You can save ¢25 to 100 with us. | take place Wednesday next at St. Aloysius fee HAE PIANC EXCH ARG Church at 10 o'clock. “The ‘announcement mein Se = made yerterday that the wedding occurred last FeCmmbta ovr new store: whoever comes host | Wednesday was erroneous, No cards have been secures tne best bareain’ popuide Mase one? “rai | issued, ‘The couple will receive after November Je igre alone. THOMSON'S SUSICHTORE. | 15 at their home, 403 M street northwest. -_ oe - Miss Mabel Russell has returned to her home, Fetenaks Ta antigtes oak hie ok, BAe stone | 1848 Larch street, Le Droit Park, after a 60- Pr igt ru, Note. the price, sao cash | journ of four months in Chillicothe, Ohio. Her MLIFF, O18 11th st. nw. ocd FEEIFF.. FO8 SALE—As IT 18 ABSOLUTEL NECESSARY toraiuc my larze stock of siwhtly used pianos, I invite the attention of all mtending purchasers to the following bargains. AKE tOOM Fok MY NEW FAL ke ters to. iit each pr cover iven with euch no and ho interest charyed on tue monthly istall- prompt mi 850 son, returned with her for a visit of a month. 4iMre. A Sid Hellen and Mrs. Pauline Heller are at Atlantic City for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Howard . Woods, at the residence, Takoma Park, gave a Halloween party last Saturday night. During the even- yi nents, provided they ace paid Groet. syuare Nunw's piano. Sek. usr Marshall & 323 | ing games were enjoyed, together with vocal Oct. Upragiit DUUY 20 cdg Be Gok, Uscuht Bowes plane. 335 | Music rendered by air. Whittaker and recita- Pe-oct. upright Wheelock plans Oct. uprigat Gabler & Bio. oct. Uprizut Vose & Son (walatit).. oct. Uprigit Bush tions by Mrs. Hartof England. Among those present were Mrs. C. H. Mosher of Boston, dirs. L. A. Crandel, Mr. and Mira. Hirem 1! Doyle, Gen. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker. Mr. and Mra. Charles B, Ford, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Favorite, Mr. and Mrs. M Halleck, Mr. and Mrr. Thomas E. Gussie Thomas, Miss Mary Martin, Mrs. Smith and Messrs. Chas. Brown, G. L. thornton, Lee Chapman and C. F. Dend. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Donnelley, a bridal couple from Chicago, are spending a few days in Washington on their way home from their honeymoon sojourn in Asheville, N.Y. & Gerts... ; (erin wes Also quite « nuunber of uther equally Kood piane ‘terms to suit. F. DROOP, rE. Steinway Pizno Ware Rooms, lo Feunsyivaia ave, 0028-1 W )OK SALE PARLOR ORGANS. Toceived another consigninent of West, and woud like to nave you these instruments, No trowvie to We have just Organs iron! th all aud exaain Show Koods. Terius easy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert McKee and their wet a — | children arrived in Washington Saturday “bavy etal Seenway' Meas’ jane: bachad our | MOTHINE after a visit of several weeks to ittle use. Cush, go. To be seen at DRUOF'S, #25 | Auburndale, Mass. ‘They were met the Pa. ave. ocztriw | railroad station by the President, Mrs. Har- OK SALE-GKEAT BARGAINS IN FINE Ur- | rison and Mrs. Dimmick and taken to the White Fight panos tor WILD & BLOS.*, 09 | House. Ui st. LW, sowe agency for the celebrated KKANICH E BACH pitnos, vezi-lin” ERLE SEEMS TO BE PASSING AWAY. The Danger of Any Serious Trouble With Chile. The New York Herald's Valparaiso dispatches this morning say that from all appearances the danger of any serious trouble between Chile and the United States over the Baltimore out- rage is rapidly passing away. The Libertad Electoral, the semi-ofticial organ of the junta, publishes an editorial which is calculated to set at rest any fecling of uncasiness which may have prevailed in Chile. It says that for the past few days rumors have been prevalent atSantiago that an alarm- ing rupture of amicable. relations with the United States was imminent. “Wo assure the public,” it says, “that these rumors are un- founded.” Itadds that dispatches have been received from Senor Pedro Montt, Chilean minister at Washington, asserting that the ut- most cordiulity exists between lim and Seere- tary Blaine. R OLD SQUARE PIANO ‘Taken in exchange fora new Msradoury upright: bal- ance payable $10 monthty or cash. ocl7, F. G. SMITH, 1225 Penna. ave. NE SLIGH RIGHT, ORIGINAL 0; easy teri hear it. "sry 18 4 maguiticent WORCHS, to 7th st. nw. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JO SALE-BY DUCKE TW. pubic & FORD, 617 F ST. Wactes, trontine both on Fotoulae river and ad, With GWelune: one iuile tro Giyiont Wharl; 4 ilies trom Wasluugton; excellent lana; $1,000. Sdactes near mouth of Brosd creek; good water front, dweiling and outuuidinxs; SOO iruit trees; 82,000; 5 mues from Wasinaton. TUyp aeres in Niciivis audition to Hyattsville; 4 mile frou depot; only $1,090; adjommg land $300 per acre. 14 acres 1 from Lenham’s station, B. and P. 10 mses irom city; sinal dweiuny, only #0u0; monthiy payments. oot WaANLED 20 RENT A FARM OF 25 TO 100 acres’ of Met. branch, B. anu 0. K. i., between Washington and: Kockvile and between one andone ‘gnd a balf suilles from station: good houxe, six or wore Toms; trnit aud shade, Audress Box 104, Star office. ath house ond st. now. bet F and G sts. ; lace lot: side aud rear alley: price, $7,250. se * tS GEUe A. JORDAN, 1417 F r = Fice iE room anucellar bri West Washimeton: ke; all moder nents, including electric belis, speaking tu 0x13), mt ouesquareot W.& G. KA. Met. Ke i and AT bieetric KK. An inspection of house ts thvited. Frice $10,000; terms easy. Apply or adurese CH. PICKLING, Lat ota st, Wear Wasu'n, D.C. onl-Ot ‘A NET7 PER CENT at, West Washington; mr whe, ail modern iicprovemente: Susi Bape elge OF ve, Font @a0.ct exch bor mot price ive N00. Apply oF adileam Pee CO PICKLING. 23,500 SQUARE PEE Sioithwese, roow oF 18 iromtand 44 alley oe per foot. U) THwne-S1OKs AND {stn w.: in the best as south st WASHINGTON, D. &. rice oly 44 my tine. os SAN pk sALE—Br aT St maar the cor, uf front: very cuesp at #1. cO0. Susall A BARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN INVESTMENT. | ois. mewit YE st. TOR sALE— A TWO-STORY B-¥-WINDO brick house om ii st. ne. betweea D and E ps abd Sata; wood Yard ai « Y — y subutvisioa : ‘Tek. BKOUAS, ‘This property isa part of Northwest Washington and is situated opposite the site recently purchased by Bishop Hurst for the erection of the new Fox sabe Syces like rent ho tnterest beau et Fs Bay window, couere te, bait cheapest BROCKS, M7 -N ST.. WESE WASHINGTON, he home of the lite Assistant Secretary of State dant Hunter: To-room brick all moder iinprove- na Mt A URIIO eet alley couuectiou, price, : ss, &: He PICKLING, _ 030-6 1264 320 st. West Washington. FOR SALE eho, ASH, #15 PER MONTH, NEW « speaking tubes | fa, O-Tuuin prema brice “héuse ‘on C st. near 13th w 2100 Ast. 9.0.0 GEO. ¥. WORTHINGTON & BRO., pik MAS DoOME KESE | _oen0-3t 1365 F st. aw. es Sess i 2 | Dok SALE-#100 CASH, #20 PER MONTH, Aa Tye |. gs Pec shout rive on oe ave. ear 11th st. wey rents $11. RY aooleneas GEv. Y. WORTHINGTON & BRO.. IG F st rese-btick tront, nn ps. situated Siines of cars, ma Appy to ROB- Sib Oth ne. oath AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, On which $10,000,000 will be expended in erect! superb buildings. It is but thirty minutes’ drive fr the WHITE HOUSE and is situated on one of the highest points in the District of Columbia. The aver- age size lots, 254150, cost from $425 to €7: fifth cash, balance in two, three and four years. No better or safer inducements have ever been offered purchasers to make a profitable investment, Values are rapidly increasing. Write for full particulars, reference, illustrated maps and fuil information. SOHN ¥, WAGGAMAN, ne Two hotiws on Tenn. ave OWNER rok ALE —sevena! HE-KOOM BASEMENT overicoking Li Park, ‘on.y $1.10 per toot; cheapest ground in the city west ot 7th #., uc9-0F BLOOKS, 616 12th st n.w. AV LENTION—I_HAVE Capitol Hili, two squares sutxiivide inte three front ‘and Sour wiley ots. hae = roun amnpro. Ficeaud totus apply to THUS. G 00 Fst. BW oc0-BE —GOOD GROUND Fok BUILDeRS—B cay). and Ist sts, iw. ; Watery Sewer 5; one q erty. gi) Fur HESSEN & €0%, | ‘OK ~ALE bet, COR SALE—$15.000, MOST CHARMING KESI- dence 1m iashioualie part of n.w., for the mouey Gevantly Lnished interior. ok GOKDON & BRO., 918 F st. now. ‘Ok SALE—FINE PROPERTY ndow bres’ (Queen ‘wood and stained ronven.et ara FULIO® LEWIS, 1:6k5 F at. ty exterior, with stone trimmines; Oo USINESS PROPERTY, 7TH 8¥- ‘steps (arepe vine tk sts. n.w., at speculanve | lass i vestiuue doors and. : a7 peton, | Se" manteis: ener” lations pido bing and beating «rrancements, Jaree pentries: niceiy finished parking aud terrace; chace sagbborhosd.” One ef the teetal tatters st eee houses are the wide front: doors and haliwayes ‘watch are in the eater of notses: be rooms beings suck siaeof balfwasa abi the whole howe facta the trout street. which iss soathernexposure, maxes them Xery desirabve for howes. Couie and see thet. Price Inquire of owner, on premises, G0 and Gs? ocUeit™ 3 2 F G2 SALE RESIDENCE ON 15TH ST. NEART ) arkiuer witty later shade crees in front of | K'st..9 rooms and dath: a. im. i: decorated: lance ‘nly | yard; price, 67.800. ‘A. b. PARDON &C0-, Old ath AD DAMMAN. eit” | Se e 2 SALE—TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE, 3D] LORSALE-a GOODINY: SLT Sad Linen cut oan): homme ts pore | Baya aee eee eek acne ee baie rege | F Way oe Four, URL 005 investuent. = Ai. BARBER BOO. S72 st. Ok SALE—LOF COL. OF 19TH AND M STS, hw. 5, or ou M. st, vet. 1st and + or will sell this corer as a mis os ta Serene eaten See C.C. HALPINE, ‘Atlantic buluding. Perri POR SAL CuOice Lois AT FOREST GLEN, Na. of moLthiy paymienss of $5 cod Beward. J. HES FORD, 1410 G st, rou ar bay-wibdow oc22-tm Pea ee PALISADES OF POTOMAC, LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. MAGNIFICENT VILLA 511 ES—OF ONE OR MORE ACKES— es oc2-1m FINE KEsiv. Nei— we. between (ate and iathate. nw, Drick rend-nee, E fern ninpeovewents ‘And FINE BUILDING LOTS ix 142 10 2W0-I%. a.ey PALISADES OF Life POTOMAC, =CONDUIT HOAD.—— 'S, in every case, 10. {HE PURCHASER. cae our choice Culldiag love am be bought ab #95 CASH, BALANCE I'S) ALL MONTHLY PAY- ‘MENTS. t NE RESH OW HATED UN FiOE ie ALREADY "eOLDee Igoe RURUHAR,SG NOW Sree to ZE HASDAOME POPLIN In the os Viate. yauspbiets aud ‘miormation &p- etic tun tee, now. Washinetan, D.O. ——— ¢ ERVAND, ENGRAVER AND LITSOORAPHER, K’ Tae team ace ee ‘Visiting cards printed from plate, 7Be. per 100, oc1 ” \ ‘ ¥ eo bALe—PUKSITUKE, sta k1ANOS, jayinente at WORCIUS, tet ang io Sth ate ew Mea ang, a Piezea Tait moves" recon ane tae Ro [08 SALE “OT TO" Gas ENGINES, BOTH NEW ‘and secend Land: ‘Scud. tor circular eait ou “Ds ALS UP rage 21 th wae mS SALE — FOX) gee PLEDGES — ior #1 gouth. paige ee ee DAMMANS. Gh iit VAWuANN. OI ew WEY AND CELLAK BRICK: voces vay. wd i mai ensue Fe we ‘E SALE_SISE a tere rot ecit ES Soe Tork ave. 0: #. __ ‘Senor Montt,"eontinues the article, “had an important conference with Mr. Blaine, during which the latter said that he saw in the case no reason 80 far to compromise the relations ex- isting at present between the respective coun- tries. Mr. Blaine aiso said he would not form any definite opinion abou: the affair until the conclusion of the investigation at Valparaiso. For our part,” the article concludes, “we feel sure that these facts, when they betome known, will put an end to all distarbing rumors.” soo Latest Burial Vermits. During the forty-eight hours ending at noon today burial permits wero issued from the health office for the following: Whitc—Amatie E. Meeriag, 75 years, pul- monary congestion; Henry Norton, 63 years, chronic mania; Jas. J. Carol, 62 years, heart failure; Margaret Crump, 77 years, hypertrophy and dilatation cardiac; Martin Ryan, 46 years, Pome ceomag hg a H. Lippy, 45 years, i ‘m. Heine, 3$ years, consumption: eanelsimbery, 34 years, ‘chronic ~mielan: cbolia; Anna J. 5 years, morbus brightis; Wim. J. MeDermott, 26 yours, typhoid fever; erick A Smith, 20 Years, enteris fever; Jeunie erd, 19 years, phthisis pul- monalis: Elizabeth V. Wators, 18 years, id fever; Geo. Win. Broridi, 2 years, membranous croup; — Daly, 1 month, bronchitis: Henry Williams, 9 ‘months, hydrocephalus; Michael Downing, 63 years, cancer of rectum; Ella Y- Davis, 20 seats, typhoid fever; Morris | PY ANTED—BY EDW_ PAUL, Jr., & CO. to tem atiem, Vines’ anis of river, above Aqueditct, {or casi. Severa: | Qu0to#1.a00bousem, feaune or ‘ores, that ‘rent ‘welt tor haediare Bale Hrout st. preverred. ‘Two 9 or 10-reom houses; centeal Keeatiot ora T tenants; rout $25 10 840. oO Fee AL pOkeo1 GLER,_ ADA FIRE ‘Groot house; ali'm.t. hear station. Sit HERTFORD, : Pe Tip ost |ALE-SUBURBAN LOTS, COUNTRY ‘seats, urine and other lauded investiuentsin tue ¥i- eunityof Washington. Ge Ie CALVERT & Co. oceisime WoL Bet. 2 FOX SALE-FARMS Now 18 THE Pitts "Relttve oa our Yooks tue in ‘ud country property. general Chote Vacand DiC. on ralirouds aud 1006 F, ME TO est line y in thiscity. ce ramus in Sid is er iruuls. urchusers should call betore bay ine. : DUCKELL & FORD, O17 F st B.A Fok BENTO’ G0ob DAIRY AND POULTRY ‘arn within twelve miles of this city; 20; acres: iu and barn; high and health Water: well fenced; near. sc 10 per inouth. Durest well and and chureu; i. A. PHILLIPS & SO: 1419 New York ave. ony, ‘oe Death of Francis G. Martyn. Mr. Francis G. Martyn, the founder of Mar- tyn’s College of Oratory and Elocution, died in this city yesterday. He had been ill but a short time, but complications of Bright disease and pneumonia developed and his con- stitution, which had been shattered by two attacks of apoplexy, was unable to withstand them. Mr. Martyn had amassed considerable wealth in India, where for nearly eighteen years he was engaged in mercantile pursuits and owned interests in steamships running from Calcutta to England. In 1885 Mr. Mar- ter, Tay simrins Hobert’ De Brace pone ocnees q emg tear term cag * Gen. and Mrs. J. I. Mason, United States | November 11, at the Assembiy Presbyterian | aunt, Mrs. MeKoberts, and cousin, Mrs. Joun- | Woods, Miss | BISHOP CHAPELLE His Solemn Consecration at the Baltimore Cathedral Yesterday. AX IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY WITNESSED BY AN I~ MENSE CONGREGATION — MANY EMINENT CLERGY PARTICIPATE IX THE EXERCISES —nIsnor REANE'S ELOQUENT SERMON—WASUINGTONIANS WHO WENT OVER. With all the solemn and significant cere- monies of the Catholic ritual Rev. Dr, P. L. Chapelle was yesterday morning at the Balti- more Cathedral conscerated as bishop of Ata- bieso, Asia, and coadjutor, with the right of succession, to the Most Reverend Archbishop | Salpointe of Santa Fe, N. M. | which commenced immediately after the pro- cession into the vast church, at 10:30 o'clock, did not conclude until a few minutes before 2. Within these hours the large congregation showed by its complete ctiention the wonder- | tal interest the ceremony alwars evokes by the | intelligent following of each of its smallest de- | tails, ‘The arrangements for the entrance an: senting of an audience in the cathearal for such occasions as these are absolutely perfect. an ’ y every pew in the main church ad galleries was taken when the p sion of J ecclesiastics and their attendants came in by the main door. THE PROCESSION OF ROCLYSIASTICS. Lending the aue of archbishops and bishops was the cross bearer and a tram of acolytes. Then followed the 200 seminarians | robed in cassocks and surplices, then h aany priests, the prelates each two chaplains, and last of all I al and uitended by Archbishop Salpomte Lishop Kain of Wheeling, his assists crators. One other brilicnt touc followed, for in the scarlet robes of a prince the church, ghis eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, attended b fis train bearers, ‘tes in ermine bordered capes and scarlet cassocks, was th jast to enter the sanctuary This moving mass of brilliant color, purple nd white and scariet and gilt made up a picture such as is never sec this country outside of | the Baitimore Cathedral. THE BRILLIANT ALTAR, In the midst of this beautiful scene |the high altar blazed like a jewel. From the floor to a point high over the tabernac | the altar was framed in on w of light. The only flowers set 2 the burmng inpers | were yellow chrysauthemume. Over the taber- | nacle door and under the central eracitix was ja single great cluster of calla lites. Upon either side of the altar steps wide spreadi | palms were grouped and formed a splendid ckground for the rich massing of color m vestments continually passing beiore the altar. Until all the eecles vere iu their pl the cardinal at his throne, the bishop ed for him in front of ts heart, the prelates, at scarlet cot cing each other in the midule behind and around them ts and seminarians, the ot the sanctn the nundreds | | music ot the che Sohinnelie’ titted’ the | great cathedral with gind-ome bursts ot melody. The miass that was sung by the choir, with a full orchestral accom ment, Was Gounod’s sublime creation. At once the car- dinal began to vest, and duriag this time Schubert s “Ave Ma pnicred, THE SOLEMN CONSECRATION. Robed in 4 white cape and miter the cardinal again ascguded the tain altar steps, attended by his deacen and subdeacon. ‘The assistont consecrators led forward the bishop-elect and these three occupied sexts facinz the cardinal. his elevation to the ¢ The chapiains to the bishop-elect pi pted the papal bulls aud the document in in was read by Key. Dr. ah ‘dhe oath ity wasadnunistered. Phe consecr: then exainined the clectas to his faith and duty, the intter rising cach time as he gave assent. After this questioning the ciect advanced to the altar and united with the consecrator im the commencement of the mass. Aiter the first prayer the elect prostrated on the altar steps, wiule the clergy recited the “Litany of Ub | Saints.” Durmg its recital the caruival thrice They asked for him copie: “ | blessed the elect and the book of the gop was laid on his shouiders. At the pretace of the mast his head and hands were bound ina linen cloth, and while the seminarians sang the “Veni Sancte Spiricus” hus anointed with chrism. Ihe blessing of | crozier and after the sermon, th» continu ol the mass, the blessing of the miter rng gloves completed the sulemn ceremonial. THE NEW BISHOP'S FIMST ACT. At last as Bishop Chapelle stood facing the congregation, robed im fail canonicals and hoiding in his left hand his erosier, be gave his first episcopal blessing to all the asembled faithful. Accompanied by the assistant conee- crators he came down the sanctuary steps and stopping at the first pew gave to his nephew and niece, Mr. and Miss Solignae, who knelt there, his first special blessing. This scene was watched with interest, and formed in the midst of all the stately ‘ceremonials the one | touch of human nature which made afteetio hearts throb faster and taster and eyes grow | dim with the pleasure of it. Down up the aisle he passed, giving essing at almost every step. The singing of the Te Deum by the seminarians, and the recessional hymn, Handel's “Hallelujah Chorus,” closed the eere- mony. At the last, while ce p ion was leaving the sanctuary, Mendeissohn's “*Cori Janus March” filled the greatchureh with music until every soul had lett it. THe DISTINGUISIED CLERGY, Assisting Cardinal Gibbous as consecrating prelate were Archbishop Salpointe and Bishop Kam. Rev. Thomas 3. Lee, who will sneceed the bishop as pastor of St. Matthew's, was the assistant priest’ Ail the other prelates and priests whe tock part in the cercmony have been in times pust closely associated with Bishop Chapelle in theministry. Thedeacons of honot were Rev. Denis O'Callaghan of St. Augustine's Chureh, Bosto a fellow student, and Kev Peter Manning of Lonaconing, Md. Rev. Joseph Barry, the present pastor of St. Joseph's Church, Baltimore, was t acon cf the mare and Rey. Wm L. J follow student of the bishop's at S$ 1 Thos. J. Kervicl of St. Matthew's, astor as clap- lains. Rev. Joseph of St Paul's and tev. James Donchue attended Archbishop Sal- poin Bev. F. MeCatlan was the efiicient master of ceremonic BISHOP KEAXE’S SERMON. ‘The sermon was preached by Right Rev. J. J. Keane, rector of the Catholic University. It was worthy the occasion and the preacher. In words of marvelous eloquence he spoke of the dignity and responsibility of the bishopric and the particular significance that the conseera- tion of Bishop € jd occur upon a day sc glorious both to the church militant and triumphant as the festival of All Saints. In cloaing.in words suggested by the long friendship and esteem that be has held ior Bishop Chapelle, whick goes back to the days of their student life at St. Mary's Seminary, he referred to the high qualities of head and heart which the new bishop brings tv the administration of his great honor and dignit; After the consecration mass all the prelates isati ests were entertained at din- lary's Seminary. Cardinal Gibbons presided, with Bishop Chapelic at his right and Archbishop Williams of Loston at bisleft hand. Last might at the cathedral Bishop Chapelle sang pontifical vespers. WASHINGTOSIANS PRESENT. Prominent in the throng witnessing the cere- mony yesterday were membersof St. Matthew's Church and St. Joseph's Church, Baltimore, where Bishop Chapelle was for along time tor. Of the Wacbingtonians some of those andl ent were Mr. Frank Riggs, Col. Jeromeand Bonaparte, Miss Bonaparte, Mr. A. A Wilson, Mr. Boeutce of the French legation, Mr. Paul Johnson, Mr. W. F. Downey, Mz. John Mrs. J.V.N. Hayck, Mrs. and Missos Fitzpatri The ceremony, | On Wee: will cele Drate pontifical mass at St. C Seminary and ordain there as deacon a student belonging to the Sante Fe divcese. = Raturdew of this week Bishop Chapelle will confirm «class of girlsat the the Convent of Visitation, on Connecticut avenue, Next Sea day, as previonsly stated, be will celebrate ifical high mass and Rev. James Donahue of St. Joseph's Charet will preach. On Novem- ber 15 he will coufirmat St. Metthew's and om his last Sunday bere will introduce his succes sor, Rev. Thomas i. Lee. The latter will come on here about the 18th or 20th of this month. —_— COLUMBIAS Asker PO JOIN, | A Movement Among Athletic Clubs te Ex- change Courtestes. Some of the representative members of the wealthier athletic clubs of the country have been discussing the formation of a league oF confederation which will have the interchange | of courte as its characteristic, The pro- posed Movement is not antagonistic to the Am- ateur Athletic Union, nor does it grow out of the old war with the N. A. A. A. A. and the old A.A. U. A-cirenlar bas been sent to « number jubs explaining the objects of un nand saying among of the athlet th r thing he ai class, by reason of iis prominence and conspicuity, gain an entree in whntewer city they may be calied to defend | their iaurels and ther have no need of t -but the social class require y Which’ they ean se ue fe Vietting in distant rineipal purposes of this league mutual courtesies toward the eee ictte class, and thus make ue club the more v courtesies in chis way will ncdividaal of the sports a mutually 4 ‘tina Libs that Twenty-eight clubs have been invite the league, the Colambia Athletic « city being among them. One of the 3 | Pspers std today that the Columbus had ex- | willingness to } ihis is not the tion bas & ther h indivdial ames! pressed thet opinions as te the the undertaking. The move novel on For some time the Manhattan Ath- letic Club of New York has extended the hos- Pocality of ats building in that erty to member 01 the Columbia Club while visiting the metrop- olis. The hospitality of the Columbias to visit ing athletic club men a well known. The pro- posed jengue is to systematically extend ‘this intereh of courtesies throughout the country The other elubs invited to participate are Staten island A. C.; Cre . C., brooklyn Berkeley A.C. New York; A. ©. of Schuylictll jadeiviia: Heston A. A., Chicago A. < veland A. C., Louisville . A. C., Moutreal A. A. Athenwum Club, Toronto, Canada; Southern A. C., New ns: Olympic A. C., San Francisco; N. ¥. A. C., New York; Manhattan A. (., New York: s 1. C., Englewood Field < Palma Al C., Jersey City sey AL C., Bergen | mee A. C., KL | vrange A. C. w dervey; Pastime A. C., St. Louis; Memphis C., Tennessee Oniy clubs having 100 members and owning property valued at 530.000 are to be members, tis said that the Manhattan, Boston, Detroit, Buffalo, Orange, Montclair, Crescent, Staten Island, Pastime Athlone Club of St. Louis and | the Athictic Ciub of the Seluylkill Navy hav j air reseed therr walling stich have present more & ni it bas been predicted join ¢ th « erty, t more than one-half the number will give the league their support in nator | The body of 2 man was found floating im Hunting creck above the bridge Saturday even- ang and b u to the bridge, whence it | Was cat ines establishment mm ub uty Le hed on working Jothes, with blue overalls, and is #0 much ible to tell wheter he were The ‘oner took charge and shortly belore noon. neg twas hele Was no identitication of the bedy and the jury fouud th ecoaned “eatme to bis devi by accidental drowning.” ‘The inquest ner Purvis; W. B. Smoot, lore- | man; i. Taylor, James Me- Cuen, and Ed Suilivan. The body at thoated | face down or thinks, been in the water two or three weeks. SOLEMN SERVICES. The solemn serv All Souls was ob- served at Si Mary's Catholic Church here by | two services this morning. The sanctuary was hung in black, and « coffin covered with a pall es of of black and surrou with candles placed tro bere was a numerous at- | tend. hipers at both services, and } late ay of tke graves at St. Mary's ceme- | tery were decorated with tributes of dowers, *. n, well known in the District maricts, died at his bome near Hunting creck on Saturday, after a very short allness, The funeral of Mr. Benjamin F, Rudd took place yesterday atternoon trom his iste home on Duke street n Columbus street. The 7:15 pan. wi Alexan Washingtou On Sacur market hours €40 was stolen from the mouey drawer of Mr. Andre Suilivan's bench m the city market. Oliver Pullin 4 Clarke, MLE f. Palmer and A. fb. Whalan of Union Lodge, No. 11, L O.0.F., of n delivered Audrumes at a iiveting of Potomac Ledge bere last Friday night, Grom A.RUNAWAY ELECTRIC CAR, This morning there was considerable excite- ment on 32d street when, near the reservoir at road street, the motor man on one of the elec- tric cars iost contro! of his brake and the car dashed down the street at a rate sufficient to ke every p er grasp his seat and turn waite. ‘The or lost his head and for- got to turn on ti and not until P street was reaches cccupants feel safe The relic through Mr. Eddie ins, a passenger, who rushed to the back platiorm and mastered the brake. A NEW CHURCH PARSONAGE. Father Barry of st. Anne's Church, Tenley- town, has been vested with power by his parish- foners tolock about for suitable site fore new parsonage, and immediate negotise- tions for the purchase of a lot on the opposite side of the roa from his present home will be entered into. A new building will then be con- structed of press brick and stone, which wall set back some uistance from the road. As soom as the parsonage is compeleted steps will be taken to build « new and Landsome chureb. AN ALL HALLOWEEN Parry. On Saturday night there was a pleasant gath- ering at the home of Miss Naunie Kinsinger on 33d street and many of the time-bonored games pf Halloween were indulged in. Fortunes were told and taffy was pulled, supper was eatenand pocms were read, chestnuts were boiled ard songs were wung and the night wound up with a dance. Among those present were Mins Phebe Ross, Miss Suler Cox, Miss Laub, Miss ‘Mollie Smith, the Misses ‘Miss Florence and Miss Nannie Messts. A. L. Lowe, A.J. Cox, Robt. F. W. Davall and others. Z DEATH OF DR. BING. ‘Dr. Geo. T. Byng, who for twenty-five years been engaged in the drug business re and - Cox, F j é i i | ; 3 H i i f i | | | i | fi H fis i fit