Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1891, Page 3

FOR SALE_HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOE SALE oS! SEACED ON THE MARKET. near lowa Circle, facing south, 20-foot front brick’ Grooms smi ?atn. 1a thorough condition: brick stable |ALE—AN EXCEPTION, 2 Sih 2. betwoun, ‘BUILT oat om rear, with room for servant quarters; ali for the ‘and within one square of . ce KENNEDY & FICKLEN, i aon ‘OOS Lith st. | Price reduced to $6.00. a [OR SALE OR RENT. oase, bath and celia. “STORY AND CELLAR BRICK: | Srovemeater will coll tot Sing Or aed a jenidid home. lot 1fixiGo: 83.7 aw STANS G12 Fetmw. | a5ce x VACANT | 1308 SALE_BY W. E. CROOKS & 0O.,1108 GST. nw. — tin} Property and lots in 200 lots im Chicago and 100 lots in Supeyior, Wis. Senta, insuring apeedy and p20 ~ wr gr — vest NES & WEAVE, 629 F st. nw. ‘aaa bal ee ees co. ‘soo EACH WE have left of that pretty Dart st. bet. Band F sts a. 3,0 rooms, ‘uth. handaorue.y yapered: cabinet zat fe, IatroUe and every convenmence. r "AVE ), LE DROIT Ff toon brick with every con- Par, = bandsou venienc« it BARNES & WEAVER, 629F st. rok sce = r buy a new two- story Be <ottant ection ore Ses ee |. H. WARNER & CO. eae = ‘96 F st, LEONE OF D seven-rovns bath and cellar bay window Bick Howtes i the city basal mod, inwpa; eectie tia, speaking taves and xas ranqe, location rw on Buef tiectriccars. price, 80,000. Box 44. star ofice ee J, ® WiMER, REAL ESTATE, Gow 19TH ST. FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL HOUSE-S.W. COR. Sd and S sis. ac. ; lot 052100; parking: condition ex. cellent ; ns opens all sides; STEAM HEAT: cellar I store rooms and ser. w. c-; floors concreted: re- hail. parlor, d. r.,. pantry and kitchen; 4 sieep- ine rooms and batt and attic ever whole. 1 ip $sned rooxa for servant: ON ECKINGTON ELECTRIC LINE. few mimates from all exec. depts. : water.sew every convenience; beautiful surroundings: a0. — $4600 BRICK | DWELLIN! EW; HANDSOMELY DONE LIME. all discount for cash ; Sm barwain. (OR SALE—MOsi DESIRABLE G ST. PROPERTY: ‘especial attention to T212, which js.as good asa cofne: and suffered at a Beare nut exceeding Bvecage price asked for inside pieces. x FOR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE AND ‘COMFORTABLE, HANDSOME SMALL DWELLINGS IN N.&. PART CITY; $5,000. House has furnace and all other conveniences; stone ‘Capitol st. ; gndiirick. south exposure: st. near |S lock from Fk uutou electric car hi Sando WiLL HOY SEW AND BEAU Sa Liudem at as of Ht I fru coaveniaaces, deliutfal 7-rodin home. = ow abou: read; for occupaney, TWO NEW, WANDSONE AND VERY CONVERTENT ‘STONE AND LIGHT BRICK 11-ROOM DWELL- NGw Witit EVERY CONVENIENCE: Spares < SIDE RST. B. WIMER, Hel Estate, 605 12th st. —LE DROIT PARK 6 rooms, bat] sats. ‘On SALI PT. WHLCOS SHES Pa."ave, and (th st. and p_ HOUSE K ‘Sstory bay-window bric! LOR SALE the nor monthly. HU FCHIN EAKLY NEW SSTORY AND CEL rooms and bath, papered, appuances, speaking $8,500 sts. and iith and Pesce nw.ata very low figure for exch; besutinal owes, ‘Turee-story English basement: 8 rooms and bath; gwek uape : northwest near Dupont Circle; pew three-story tower house. 10 rv side of Corcoran st. n.w. between Wats at. i i for $25 mo. Price. © ooo 84,000 E. T. KAISER, a Room 4. Atlantic building, pork SaLe—Two Nev BUILT SIx- F room houses. situated on € st., Alexandria, SOO; one-third cash. balance instaliments of $15, with 6 per ELANCIS HUPTY, 13 SALE_—1WO THRES-STORY PRESS BRICK twellines on C st. between dd and 43 sts. 25,00: terms, $500 can to FRANCIS BU. 70k ‘S-rouu Bw. pric months. Oni Fivl-h0om 3 inwton ; size of lot about si. balance in 6 and to FRANCIS HUE 12, 1301 Fst. NEW RESIDENCE, Sats. mow. 10n Dutier's pantry, st wood finish, hot-water heat, a convenience. FOr peru bly to THLO. A HARDING, Guu Lith st tried bast Fou roous. lange c ets, bart eivetric bets, every): ol SALE_-TWO HANDSOME NEW KEST- Yery convenient tor meinbers o: Congress; have 10 rooms, every id are hand- semely Omisned iuside 9 North ist. Price. #8. 00 each. S easy. ie HEISKELL & McLEKAN, 1008 F st. Qk SALE_WHY GO NORTHEAST TO BUY A Lome when we can sell You a perfect Mttle house ia West End for $4,000, corner house, $5.00? ‘lerms easy. HEIDKI ‘do-3t FR SALE_ MOST ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES A 3 IX WASHINGT Price, $4,000 HK SEEIGE! sEEMANN, 1303 F st. oY THE BEST CORNERS IN rool uous®: steain heat; large rch. will be suid furnished if desired: lance lot and the northwest, a 1 stable. WAKKEN CHUATE & dost 70 Vitti st. "OR SALE_SoUTHW orickSom Lost. bet. dd and 43. Pricefor both. isn Qbriex “iors ani per month. on 4: On seks st Price..... seen» Bath st. pear Wal ave! Groots; alk mi; Jot ‘35 te a aley few days fur $0.00. For card to ims F S-STORY BRICK, ‘coataintiae ali mi; lot ZASE 119.9 to W-to0t 0. & BUTLER, a5-3t Gn F stn. we. FESS ES -UtH AND 71H, Es. containing é DUGaN"e BUTLER, ew Pata w Se.. four 2story bricks renting for foonth ech, will be suid to close au estate tor all. [FOR SALE—* SPECULATION, Ok BEAUTIFUL F Bows. chee , er $4, Maple ave. (I st. n.w.j, Le Droit Fark. Also one beautiful new brick ; corner residence ; opposite circle: rer tistic finish ; ested by furnace; 4 cabinet Dells: speasing tubes: 300 Maple Ruautels electric Sve. ST stp sI "eaay teruns; houses open 9105. WA COULTER, 41 Le Droit building, cor, Shand F. aot FS SALE-ONLY €500 GASH, BALANCE OF y'bayavie like rent, fora pretty new brick Groom, bath. pantry, seationsry ranwe, Cebl= Ret mantels, neatly papered’ pleasant location: oly four squares from tabie cars; S24 amd 226. lim 2336. Elin st. Le'Drovt Park sopen to. "W. A. COULTER, 41 Le Droit bailing. iz ‘ast {OR SALE—CHEAP_FIVE 5-ROOM HOUSES ON Line Aw. Lal tg 120, inclusive, reatioa at 840 Dot Ae ee eee a5-3t Meand Eats. 3.W. ‘and sewer. wi. PAL eee Gee ey R SALE_CHEAP_GOOD BUSINESS PROP- roy on Pas ave, bets d sind 4 ates haw. Ths 1ok sai talancel snd 2yenrs. |e, MPAuREM, lance a cash years. "6. R SALE—CHEAP_SEVEN 6-Kt houses on Ist. bet. 3d and 434 s.w.) renting to good tenants, j terms, 2 cash. balance 1 and 2 oe ‘C. ii. PARKER, POR SALE—CHEAP_NEW BRICK STORE, FIvE- Frotn dwelling and cellar. COR-OTH AND VA. AVE. Soo" Cooks balance Land yearns ee Pee a “O°TT" PARKER, a5.3t “ie and E sts. Sw. {OK SALE—CHEAP_THREE NEW 5-ROOM AND cellar brick dwellings: (US, 605 und GU7 Va av Se. Price, $4,500; terms, % cash. balance 1 and yeare: water, sewer and fas; if sold veparately €1,600 en te art Per oe HL. PARKER, asst “sieand £ sts. Sw. JOR SALE—FINE BUSINESS CORNER, 67 FEET front on 9th st. and 81% feet front on H' st. n. at reasonabi ‘2 Drown haser (C24). Gut TILER & ROTHERFORD, Tur Fst 0k SALE—SEVERAL NEW TWO-STORY WITH two-story back building brick houses on Ward piece b. w., containing § rooms, bath and every mod- ern convenience. Frice #4, 200 each. WASIUN DANENHOWER, a5-2t a Corner 13th and G'sts. FS SALE—A GOOD 6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON Sst. near 5th n.w.. coutains 6 rooms, bath and od. inups. ; always Feted at $20.30 per mo. Price 65,600. SNOT TSR DANERHOWER, ase Corner uth and G is Fok SALE ON CAROLINE ST. XW. Goo 7- # roops bres bose; al! mod. mips, 730, 4280 to alley. rice $4,250; terias, 8500 coal and. balance tig. | 209) WASH'N DANENHOWER, ‘a5. Corner 1sith and G see, (Fou SAGE-SEVERAL NEW TWO-STORY AND 2 collar bay-window brick houses on 220 st- near ‘Mt We these houses Lave G roous. bath and allguod. diops.; handsomely papered throuchout.. Prices tfom $4,500 to $5,000." WASH'N DANENHOWER, dst Corner 13th and G sis. Fe, SALE—8100 CASH, $25 PER MONTH—BEAU- tifa Groom and bath) vay-window. brick ‘Queen Ange styie): Suished im natural wood and stained glass snd newly decorated ; mod. imps. ; well locat couventeut to Scar Gate FOR SALE SS 10 as F ST. NE. 7 RMS. 84.500 ‘1896 9th st. B. = a LID 1735 Q st. n.w.. LZ rooms (stone front) -°)°°7115,500 5-Im OWNER. 1.300 ¥ st. nw, 20K SALE_ON 4% ST. 8.W.. 2-STORY AND basement bay. with S rooms, m.i.: price €3,000; $500 cash, bal” $20 wonthly. siory fraiue, 4 Caliinan’s alley, bet. 43s and Uth and H and I sts. s.'w.: price, $700, 2-story frame on H bet. 4% and Oth Sw. price $2,060. 2-story frame on Oth s.w.; lot 20x 100 to 0-tt alley; price 82,800. B. LEONARD, 407 Haste aw 05-30 OR SALE— THREE NEW HOUSES ON EAST SIDE CONN. AVE. BET. K AND 8 STS. ; white stone fronts, in- terior arrangements of rooms and finish of wood work For perunit to inapeet inquire of “For HILL & JOHNSTON, O5-3t 1503 Pa. ave. Fe, SALE—TWO EIGHT-KOOM BRICK HOUSES: southeast. renting at giieach: price only” @2.400 foreach. A great investment. at 214 7th st. ‘7-room and : lt, §-r. br. .a.m.1.85, nF Oth. being built. fr. br -e.m.1.85,000 .. Groom ahd bath br. 9.1. WATERS & THOMPSON, ‘Koom 8, Atlantic building. Foe SADE TWO BEAUTIFUL 2STORY AND ‘basement press-brick bay-window houses on I st. nrw.; Troowsand ail mod. ups.” finished tn. the most complete manner ; lot 17100 to 10-foot alley; & ood investinent if sold at once. For terms and par- heuiars apply to E. Q. GUNSON & CO., Atlantic Duticins. do-3e D.C. MONDAY. ae fe ECEMBER 7. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR 5. MISCELLANEOUS 8 000 WILL BUY A VERY COM- UB SALE-BEST BAKGAIN SIDE Fe, iT GREAT Srypignns backs the rouse SMPAWR Tale wat. | QS Fetnw. |Saatidem or Sand 6 p.m. any rweek. 7: i SALE_LITH ST. BETH ANDISTS. NE. | [OR SALR—TWO VERY LOTS, AGE STAME TENTH damartan attr Seer iomian | Rawied Chemise caMaice a e | Ramee eee Braet San, Sey tcatwaiante mouiniy. “GEO. P. SEWION: | Tyree SPPYL DAMMANN, 612 ¥ st.__| out-of eset of stampa, and commned po emer 8 a yR SALE_OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR HOURES— poet Gsnne Sooke ead ie “room, Veripont ave. bet, thomas. and tows i | apply CHARLES EARET Oe TaN ate ase | 2h ROEM Bro third aarp alge see ate ‘BLF.K., Box 586, city post office. gi Are Fe R_SALE-IN THE FASHIONABLE NORTH- ‘west, neat Conn. ave. and opposite handsome im: ¥ 2 - provements: ite, 24 fest fron ‘SALE-ONE OF THOSE TWO-STORY SI- rate, aD legan! f Site, 24 fost, front) eee teaser ieveland ave. renting st 819.00 | Palatn''ws Be vi pik Sar months Delos, 61.700) oer aia & £0) FOR gALE_CHOICE TOT, 203105, NST. NEAR aizw : 1418 F stn. w. Iothen. wc; iaproved py small brick, renting for 813 per mo. 82.50 persa- ft HH. T. LEIPOLD, © (OR SALES BARGAIN AT OO Cy) “asa Eight some, bath: concented collar; twotay wisiows, | [OR SACE—A CHEAP LOT IN A RAPIDLY I= inoathiy payments it desired. Will trade Tor | LX) proving neizhboriiood, on 17th st. sbove T a, ¥.i Suelt house or lot ‘ide and rear alleys; only 81-30. BR HT ‘now in WRIGHT & STOCKETT. 810 F st. LETPOLD, «. w. cor. 13th and F Fu SALE—AT A BARGAIN—ONE OF THE MOST jut completed and built by Mewar Ml Polodexter, jeted & Wat. Ml. Hrehitect: on Couuecticut ave. near Dupont Circle: 3 Speviast CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st. n.w. ;OR SALE— NORTHWEST. block east of Lincoln ares in th Der sq. ft. K. H. T. LEIPOLD, « w. cor. sts. n. oR SALE— BUILDERS, ATTENTION— most economical ‘A BARGAIN_SQUARE 1066. Park: Sue of the ‘market; ONE ‘best and 40 conta, hand F ast ‘37 feet front on north side of Pst. near 34 n.w. Corner F and 2d sts. n.e., about 23,000 square feet. ‘This ground is admirabiy adapted for economical sub- 1402243 10th st, b 1605, 1007 and 1600 dena $35,000| “Marion nt, Bb, are | divisign, aid will be aoid « wn "Pe ave, each 500 | _ aon Or -24;000/710,D sf, is 14:00 | 01 1toid G'biien's court, 1333 dth F270 ats, bit, 16,900) 1138 18th st,'f b, Gr, ve | and 4 houses rear. 1 174 Lith bh, m 14.) Jor 18,000 1820 K'st, Oh, ath | Or .. 7.000 1125 Ghat, bh, Ti Ay $8350 ‘Ge -8{000 rh bb, iin, Gr. 6,600, 1421 Boundary, bet Miswave amd”) Yar 7.100 5,500) 1417 1 000 1139 to Vidii6 id st, 1116 T st, bi, 7r....6,000 hy 382000 80D 6th'st, bh. ai 4, fh, ar. 435 to G41 “Pratier's sr, alley, bh, 4r. 6,000, 2211-23137 1145 Joth'st, bh. Gr: and 2 houses in rear, 4r each 3.250 201 L $e 15600 |Alley bet “2st and 22d ("Mand N sts, bb, 6 | rooms portion of the property on my list call ut office for bulletin issued on (al) THOSE. WAGGAMAN. F ‘OR RENT-SIX NEW SENECA STONE and brick dwellings on Park ave,, Bal : kates of Druid Hil Park; AW) 1 Water; street 120 feet wide, parked in center, marble Yestibules: 14 rooms, dinin ‘rooms, alis, reception hails and main sturway bust lard wood: floors maple: furnace heat: hard wood mantels with French. Mate Tuirrors; open fireplaces, tile hearths and elec in all principal rouins..‘Tme to Band O. depo minutes, to P. W. and B., 1uminutes, thence to Wa ington, 4 aninutes.. Quarterly tickets €4.70. taxes, $0 cents per 8100 until 1000. Rent, €000 per rear.” Price in tee, $8,000. No brokers. Possession ember 1p.) THOMAS B. BOND, 16 South ROL HOON PatOne bucks | rows z SES OPEC O88 | POH SALE BLOCK OF ‘ACKER & GADSBY 1008 F ST._N.W. RoR SaLe— + | unimprove 2. STEIGER & LIEGERMANN, 1903 F st. _ SALE—ONE-HALF SQUARE OF GROUND for sale in the city of Alexandria, Va. ‘Terms, one-third casi, balance in years. Apply to FRANCIS HUFTY, o ‘one. LE xt. a5-3t FOR SALE-1OT S0xt0 OF PART THEREOFON 7th st. ne, bet. new row: of bricks and Kendall Green prteedse.”” WAL. H. BAUNDELS & © 10. 407 F st. POR SALE—16TH BT. NW, foot alley; 45-3 POR SALE— EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE LOTS, fine location ; price ‘Wall He SAUNDERS &'cO. ‘40X100, WITH 10- 3.25 Per toot. 407 F overlooking <istributing reservoir and Virginia hills, Palisades of the Potomac, Conduit road. toJ.C. HUKST, 1418 New York ave. ‘An ase? Ok SALE — A BLOCK OF CHOICE DOUBLE. ‘« frontage lots, Palisades of foad. “Apply toJ. C. HURST, 1418 New York ave. the, Potomac, Conduit ‘OR SALE—I AM AUTHORIZED BY THE OWNER ea beautiful iot On Ist near Road st. in West Washington: the dimensions are 30 feet Frocnerion ‘MO feet deep and lecidediy cheap and will sell quick. 20th and O sts. inquire oF THOS. J. STANTON, ‘can selt for 1.222 per Fo ‘OF cr F SALE_N.E. ‘BAx7- ‘OR SALE—DESIRABLE LOTS ON F ST. NEAR 2ud and within lait square of fi‘teen new ‘houses; Jots 18x88 to alley in rea WESCO" 1907 Pa.ave. and 6th and La. ave. a5-3t CORN ‘4 feet ; a most ce Ne ER OF 22D AND P STS. desirabje buiiding jot ;can R SALE_M0 CORDS OF GOOD SPLIT WOO) on ER. Takoma Park, Ma., *, Westinstsos D.C. = ane" SALE_BUILDERS, ATTENTION! PINE Fettaoid poies 20 feet tons eut io oD. und in Ta- a eee ee ed Washington, D.C a7. POR SAL-E—A HANDSOME ivamdilte ana cloth very chespe B, 40 Ost. n.w. IN ULSTER AMES a7-3t* FOS Stk CuEAP— A, oi Se t ire: never teen ‘used: will sell cheapr “Address cle: # icy: A. B.C. C., Star office. K SALE—CHEAP_SMALL PRINTING OUTFI nt. Can be seen at THOS. Feomiatle Xue MOORE'S, Room 7, 651 F st. n. w. a5 d5-2t* {OR SALE — TWELVE-BORE HAMMERLESS and barton, =" “i JSREMBLE: optiaear may 43 Pa. ave. R SALE-OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE. §3 cash. Call or address: 307 10th st. n.w. dS ‘OR SALE—BAI INS IN MEDICAL Book! pew and second-hand; the best di Students and the protession generally. DERMILK & CO., 1424 and 1420 F st, scounts given Ww. Low. Fok SALE—AN ANCIENT HUMOROUS OIL ‘Address AKT, Star office. int t3 ch merit, aie {OK SALE—ONE STANDARD NO. typewriter inonths by {Ul operator ‘Address TXPEWAITER, sit Petes Cit as P.O. Box 78. 2 REMINGTON cash. ate" {OR SALE — BICYCLES — NEW BY Band "cheap. Call and examine. AND SECOND- 1811 9th at. nod-1m®* IR SALE—THE FOLLOWING ELECTRIC motors have been replaced by those of our make and are thoroughly overhauled. condition and can be bought cheap ‘6 4s horse power. | Spraw ors, “*C. &C. makes. ETROIT MOTOK CO., 512 10th st. They are in good Crocker, | Wheeler, Edison, Bow- and other Price per sq.ite # ILCOX'& HIESTU! 1.25. satety, $10; Humber pattern safety, DI aw. ‘Hith and Oste. n.w. | JORDAN & MacLLUD, Exclusive Agents.” GLb {OR SALE — CUSHION-TIKED _ BRONCHO pow diauiond jraiue Lilian saiety--weldiees tating, nod-1m “CAPITAL CYCLE CO., 1704 @ st. OR SALE—SEVERAL VERY CHEAP LOTS ON New York ave. bet. 18th and 23d sts. ; ianproved and WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO 1907'Pa. ave. and 6th and La. WESC a5-3t OT BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON ‘fst. near N. Have. and the large apartment house; ‘also several lots on Oregon ave. WILCOX & HIESTON, 107 Pa. ave, and 6th and La. ave. 32.100 AND $2,200 EACH—TERMS EASY— Several new frame Louses, each containing six rooms, hali and closets: good front and back yards; cas and water. | Will rent tor 810. VERY DESIKABLE NEW CORNER HOUSE; press brick iront: stone steps and trimmings; contains six Fooms, bath and alli. 1” Frice only #5,000, on easy ns. ‘ALSO TWO NEW HOUSES: press brick fronts; stone steps and trimmings; six rooms: bath; all mi. Price oniy $4,500. ‘For 1uii particulars call upon McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, _Rol oer 10th and G sis. n.W. UK SALE—AT UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, ADDI- TION TO BROOKLAND, several VERY PRETTY TTAGES, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED, ON EASY ground; price, OR SALE—REDU ‘A beautiful jot on will be offered for a few days for $1.10 per a5-3t ww Jersey ave. bet. D and E sq. ft. DUGAN & BULLER, G09 F We {OR SALE—-ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE been able to offer in Holmead sub- Aivision is 50 feet front and contains onty 4,500 square lots we ha leet of ground. It tronts on Holuead ave. between ‘Whitney and Lydecker aves., is lees from 14th st. cars and will be soi tor 4. do-3t WM. Ho SAUNDERS &CO, in two squares per foot, 1407 F st. F square S42, dost Ok SALE—-CHEAP—THE EAS’ per foot: t ‘erms easy. i. PARKER, 439 and E s.w. TERMS. REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, or HARRY BARTON, 1351 F. Foom Bouse in complete re nid-im A. 5-PRAT R SALE—CHEAP—FIFTY-1WO FEET FRONT ‘on McLean ave. do-3t und sewer; to close out the holdings of ground will be sold at 40 cents per foot; terms, one- third cash, balance 1 ‘asphalt block pa \dicate this FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. ‘Ok SALE—A YOUNG STRONG HOKSE © at 1427 New York ave. ai FOR SALE_A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE AND phaeton bucgy ; cheap, for want of use;price, $150. WKIGHI & STUGKET I, S10 F n.w. dest, FOR SALE-FALLING for CARRIAGE: USED Dut six weeks aud cost $1,200, and will sell it ior {OR SALE—MERIDIAN HILL— ‘The entire frontaze on 16th Morris to Frie sts., with average ‘Lot on 16th st. opposite stand pipe, Cor. 16th and Huron sts. 26th st. bet. Huron and F: Cor. Central ave. and Erie st Ontario ave. and Erie st on Erie st. aud 300 ft. on Untaric ave. 1 200% 8. 90150. 150 or 100x150, lots, 180 ft. front ‘Ontario ave., south of the above, 2 lots, each 50x14, oth st. near Columbia road, 3 lots, ‘DEE! ach 50x150. LE, DAVIS & CO. 1319 F st. aw. a x = Scane a ee sda d5-3t for 880, Which cost $200; this isa grand barzain au - rh q aoe 70K SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHT: ‘Wilt pay youtocall. JAS. K. PROBEX, 1730 32d st, Fines Bear ath sty 208100, a sonesaw st.» 50x13 cts, FOR SAGET FINE CANDAU, BUILT FOR PRI-| Kenesaw st.) 10uzl3. at 45 ct. vate family; good as new: price, 8700. 1 spider phaeton, with rumble. poie, shafts, pole chains and harness; all im pertect onder; cost 8000; ice, 825. 1 Kinsington wagon, with pule, shafts and harness, in fine condition: cost $400; price, $160. 2 standing-top’ jump seat ; a little shop worn; regu- lar price. $200; price, 8140. ‘Also soverai ‘une brouxhams, victorias and rock- ways at low pric Cor. Kenesaw and ith and 14t Kenyon st., 100% Kenyon st.; 50x150. at Harvard sf., 02160, at 45 cts. DEEBLE, DAVIS 1319 ULATION—LOTS ON jectric road. in Fort Myer Heights, overlooking Yale st. bet. 5-3 {OR SALE—A GOOD SPEC! F th sts. at 40, 100x170, at 65 cts. 's., 100x150, at 75 cte, co., Dw. prices. i 3 AN city, at 10 conts per square foot; self for 20 cents next Ce er peng. (Callor Write for taupe’ and terme. “ROBIN: a5-2t Ge tahoe aw. SON & LODGE, 63 and 95 Atlantic bli. -d2-Ut FOE SALETWANDSOME BKOWN COUrE AND | POR SALE— carriage horse; six years old; kind, sound and gen: Choice building Jot on Kenesaw ave. bet. 14th and jeasant : 30 1t. front. FE SALEpancarx WISS ORCHESTR: Maguificent 10-air musical box with bells, AL. ‘ara celestial voice attachinents. richly inlaid ease’ the anest bo ported. Orusiaal ease, the ever ia $00. Will be sold tor S200 cash. FG. SMITH. 1535, no?-im_ Fok SALE-MAKe YOUR STORE OR OFFICE ‘comfortabl Norton Door Ciieek and spring; It ci Pepin Sauunine. “On trial by JORDAN & OD, 512 10tli st. nw. Send postal. void annoyance and colds. Buy the ‘oes the door and Mac- ‘nov4-Lm FOE, SALECNEW AN SECOND-HAND HAR- ‘hess, fine assortment of street and stable blankets. Highest cash prices paid for xood second-hand harness. Kepairing a specialty. nw. 8. D. HOUCK, YOL 10th st, nol7-3m FOR, SALE | DIAMOND - FRAMED SAFETY bicycle, almost new; cheap. ‘3 o'clock. 184 H st, Dow... nol7-lin* )OR SALE_MONKEYS, PARROTS, CANARIES, mocking birds, uid fishes. & nol6-2m* FOR PALE MINERAL CABINE: mens, 1; douguit and sold ; coin cataoxues, 10c elry repairing. GEO. W. FECHNER, se25-3m FOE BALE OB RENT_REMINGION, Premi ver, Caligraph, H Writers; arst-class “imuchines; best AYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 610 F terms; circui re ‘8, SCHMID'S NEW BIRD STORE, 712 12h st . 18, 40 SPECI- rar and Indian relics, rare coins and bonds j,wateh and jew- 231 Pa. ave.n.w. SMITH ‘all other type- 2 tr FOE SALE_DIPORTED BULBS_CHINESE BA- lilies, hyacinths, tuiips, Wire flower stands, all sizes and slapes. 72 12th st. n.w. Se. ; also SCHMID'S, oczd- Im? ous We are beadquart. ters for HORSE CLOTHING ANDLAP ROBES. 5A Horse Blankets tor stable use. BA Horse Blankets tor street use. Plush Lap Robes... Plain Green Beaver Giciit ‘Fine Wool Lap Kobes. 0¢20-3m_ Fob, SAtE FORFEITED PLEDGES — choice of forty sclid silver watches for $2 (OUR > Of ches, teen lak. gold Elgin or Waltham full jewel $19 to #30, all, warranted in running’ order, twelve ne breech-losding guns, Pa rker Bros., Bonehill and other fine makes, one-half regular price; 0 OFF CE, 1008 ver two. hundred and fitty other pledges for sale at EX. LOAN nw. R_SALE_FURNITURE, CARPETS, PIANOS, organs and musical instruments soid on monthly Payments at WORCH'S, ¥24 and W2> 7th st. n.w. Pianos rented, moved,’ packed and tuned; Sohmer Pianos. ‘ocld-un ‘FOR SALE| OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW ‘and second hand ; callon —_D. BALLUF, Agt.,731 ith any size. Send for ‘circular oF FOR SALE—PIANOS. He. “Can be seen at 1504 H st. n.w., between Gand | 10th sts., Mt. Pl 10a.m. or4 and 5 p.m. nit | a ot {OR SALE—HANDSOME. UNG BAY MARE: sound, kind, fearless and a prompt driver; will be | J{OR SALE—A GREAT sold low to kind party. Apply at 1400 14th st. near USth nw. lot 7 Fg SSE SEAR DULONT CIRCLE. a BeavTr: 3 stories aud basement, containins 15 room; elewsntly papered and all’ mod. imps. ; lot 20x S6."with stable opening into alley. For tertus and pare cular apply to Eq. GUNSON & CU... Atlantic Hs trick lot tata, 10 per cent investincate = 4,600 cis lee ‘cont ment. - 25, k23, S21 Seo Willow Tree alleys. w.s four a: ‘bricks, 10 per cent investment...... larxe lot, 16x70, fronting oa E., NEW TWO- ‘window nine- 1300 F st.n.w. TWO-STORY FOE SALE 725 STH ST, X. ‘story and cellar press-brick room house. tertun. Price 85, G6 THOS. G. HENSEY & CO- K SALE-ON STH ST. N. E OR SALE_FINE SADDLE MAMI oid; «aaranteed sound. jumps weil. Can be seen at EBLITT HOUSE STABLES. dst }OR SALE—PAIR STYLISH DUN MARES, PURE ; SIX YEARS Bt foo for four houses: terms easy. cs WALTER A. BROWN, NP 5. 6to alley,at 82.30 Per ft. 5 1423 Pa ave, JOR SALE—ON == NEAR . ADJOINING two fine new houses; lot 18.3x100 feet Price 81.75 per sq. foot.” RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th st. to alley. White manes and tails; good ruadsters; 7 and Syears | Qld: will sel cheap. Apply to CC. LERLER? ihe | POR SALI Langham: ad-et Flori {OK SALE—AT JAS. G. BOWEN'S LIVERY stable, U27 N.Y. ave. n. w., one pair of black car- E—ON NOKTH CAPITOL ST. NEAR Wve., Several lots, each 18x61 feet to alley. Ber Sq. toot. RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 Lith st. Tiage horses; sound; & and 6 years old ;fearlessot steam cars. d4-st OK SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST Li Dupont Circle, 24x25, St DANIEL & ARMAT, 1313 Fst. ‘among them some fine dratt and drivers; also sev ~ fine coach teaius; also some low-priced horses. N. SCHI dow R HIRE—BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH, horses, carriages and waxons, coupes and cabs! ‘Teams to’ suit drummers. Horses tor sale and ex- FOr Sate-sest ARRIVED. FORTY HORSES, eral ghange, “Geyer’s Carriage and Harness ‘Bazaar, 406 Bene aearees ee ave. wa w. swax, | Fstde no%-1m Telephoue call 730._ | dence, which 1 brick and concrete cellar; eight rooms and all | {OK SALE—ONE AND TWO-lIORSE OPEN PLAT- modern impro electric ‘bells and. furnace | X' form, fancy box aud ali kinds of perch abd Dayton heat: log Wx7O toaley., Also other property in this | wagous, suit Vusigess of all Kinds; this work msuat be Section of the city. "For terms and partic sold. it ‘would pay you ve ane w call. a He NESTE CO nests oaths | Pub aye Be SEES FOR SALESE 3. Fe, SALE-ONE HUNDRED CARRIAGES, BUG. P st. bet. ioth and gies and Waxons of ail styles for sue or exchange. 16th, 10r.and bath. 14th st near V st... 18x1G0 to alley. ites nw. neo Mfr and teill naw ao la eres cents pay deferred payment * galley houses, ae Sdst. nw. near Q, at. and baths S1xid8 to - ‘Pa. ave. ‘alley; incl of furniture, ask WALTER A BROW FOX SAGE-ONE OF THE FINEST PROPERTIES in the city, situated on Florida ave. n.w.; a new 3- story and basement, brown stone to second story; 10 Fppus and beth house. Gniahed in natural, wood. ‘with electric attachments: price, $10,000; terms to sui Ths GS HENSEN & CO., a3 1300 F st. nw. Also large variety of harness aud biaukets; larwe stock Of winter carriayes, all at lowest prices ever offered. W.F. GEYEIS BAZAAK, 406 Pu ave. Foe sate— orice: ‘On the 16th day of November nozs-lin 1801, I will remove ‘OR SALE—YOU WANT A BARGAIN, THEN EM- dst Fines thitopvorcant, part South Brookiand; eack 50x150; hear station ; board sidewalk ; sol sa. ts 5 and 6, block 3, on prinespal. street’ fhised nn olfer of, 10. lakt fall, necttat “tefused an offer of, 10. last fails neet honey will sell now for Be.” Those mea ain bust s OWNER, Box 87, Staroifice, deat i SALE—I HAVE A PRETTY LOT ON Of Lath st. extended near Judge Harlan's Peal: can bell at abaryain EST SPEAAEE soon we 9 Atlantic bldx. R SALE—A GOOD SPECULATION—LOTS ON electric ‘road, in Fort Myer Height city, at 10 cents’ per qi spring. Call or write f FoRSARS overlooking ire foot ; sell for 2U cents next Jnaps and terms. KOBIN- ae-tt, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BET. 17TH AND ISTH STREETS N.W.. A LARGE AND HANDSOME LOT Situation unsurj as a site for fam ik 823 feet front with averace depth of 190 feet. Wi Public alley on east side and inrear of jou eee We hotel or wy oid stand, $11 1th st. to 1210 Ohio ave., | SPartiuent house, THOS. J. FISHEs & CO. cor. of 12th, with 23 ‘head of horses from Georgetown, | _@1-6t 1824 F street. Ky. ; among them one pair of brown horses, 1 hands R SALE bi! well broken to sinxie and double harness; one pair horses, 16 hands high, and aiso 6 coupe horses. ‘other horses suitabie 1oF all purposes. ‘Mespecttully, cs JOHN SIMMONS, nol4-Im 1210 Ohio ave. OR SALE—TWO S-NTORY AND BAY-WINDOW press-brick front houses; 9 rooms; all modern iin- provements: nearly new; convenient to street cars; ¢ stn price, 24,0 each ; terms: all m Giect cash, balance monthly. -ADIy to OWNER, O12 F st. nw. ASS R SALE — 1008 G ST. N.E. — GOOD 7-ROOM frame; wide and south front, fruit, shade; lot 401100 Wo 30-:00f alley; only €3,U00. easy teri: worth the money. G-rodin new brick i.e. east fromt; all m. £; only $, monthly. ‘Also 6-room brick, Jac: alley ; Jot 153%. rents for @12. 50; oul} ‘tT. J_ STALEY, Gi F st. AT COST IF TAKEN WHEN FIN: ished-—3I5 Sth st. se. ; 300 feet from cablecars: fur e4.ou0 by Seward. place. three-siory aud basement troom ce DUGAN & SUT Bouset price 66-700; built iu Dest manus foresee _aeat +5 2 Ou F st. a. 219 Cit. ne. att" Ok. SALE fi SIDE OF K ST. BETWEEN | [YOR SALE—1906 NORTH CAPITOL ST., NEW Sti and Its, iaoce lay-window beick Louse: 10 Fiwe.story ‘and cellar baz-window brick: ¢ rooms, Toews abu. canted i be sold ats ba | bath, Be. ; rented. for 83 ice. $4,500; eas Abby WIE SAUNDERS & OG! torus. “RUST & HUNGERPURD. Oot lich ot dee 3407 F ae, i ae — —_ = > |ALE—ON ¥ YORK A’ O8 SALE—FOUR SMALL ALLEY HOU pe ‘ake SES, ath. Prive, $1,000 each. st.. two-story and i iat bay-window brick; 9 Ines ease terms. RUST & easy terme." RUSE. bath; ‘always rented at ‘OF more cash, Ua.ance om tim dk WM. L. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F. 520.50 per mouth: price $3,000 SALE-SEND FOR OUK BULLETIN FOR ist of hotts-s and iote for sale i it sections of he city and ite sub iris. WESCUT I, WILCOX & HIESTON, ier Pa. sd La. re. SAND DE- with latest conveniences: well aiming. ‘situat Tevaticn: best coustruction. Srst Suialed in ceartered cak amd mats Gecorated ayd ready foF cecupancy er ible uy handsomely fotation velectntvae ities 2 o z Ne RUTHERI ORD, 1907 F'st.m. POs SALE EASDou ME NEw 3 welling, 1813 1 Vath “row. aD Cecorsted: ca i SALE— DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPER: corner of 9th and I sts. ‘ADDISON & LARCOMBE, date ‘80S 17th st. a. Ww. OR SALE — i021 EAST CAPITOL: RUNS t ‘ave. ; near Lincoln Park. Appi wows vinies astey SOR SALE—& TWELVE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, with ode ood location, for oR eres Foe SALEOONE OF THE Most COMPLETE houses in the city; Massachusetts ave. near 2d st. ae south. sight rool, atl, Furnace, elge- Heese may ate mote chen Abels Heat (Ok SALE—WILL SELL A CORNER PROPERTY Fok PRE UL SELL Gen ROPER dress CHEAP, Star olen, Sade is FO! NEW JERSEY AVENUE N.W., NEAM U.S. CAPITOL, Avery nice Story aud cellar brick’ residence, con tainum 10 rooms and every ci nut 10 To very convenience, wituation ‘For further particulars and permit tc examine ap- Sach Spa reesei piy to ~ Fur THOS. J. FISHER a DOR BALP—IN Le (OK SALE—THAT FINE OLD RSIDENC! ei Sea eens | een ee tae Eee i OSLER S wi THE MYO, er Sa, | Meo (ie 14th Bw. ee! sees x ce — = | FO® x MALP BEA {yk SALE HANDSOME NEW TEN-ROOManicK | FOUL NOnta LaChEL Lots Witt GEE ie boase, nerth side Fiorida ave. aear Juniper st.. | will the price ou the last half tot cents per: LeDruit fern wicctric bells, Deick-set nance gad i | foot’ ‘one BOW at 5 cents, Satur easy terms. CHARLES W" BANDS, fee 7: enw. iw & SALE—BIG BARGAIN IN TWO BRICK houses ou Pierce piace Letweea 14th and 13th asenentfct9 162100 aac The properties are renting m4 se EP aben ener ans Cas gee 1G F vt. bw eras dost Foe, SgLb BUSINESS PROPERTY, 14TH stor ion every modern, tau lings, cor. ht and @ ca ow. WHITE bs FOE SALE-THE LARGEST STOCK OF HAN made business Wazous and daytous in the city by A. H. GREGORY, Cor, 6th and S 2.2 ¥. ave. B. ‘ALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG ies oh easy terns. he} pains and ordered work romps atiemaed ao” COUR ETARBOS SAS alge, cet Wacken: ma _____ PERSONAL UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECITVE AGENCY, Communications prowptiy attended to: confiden- tial, Telepone, 340, Office open a. hours. WM. WILLIAMS. Minaxer, 7-1in® dent: of th FORT MEYER HEIGHTS, ‘This property is sit (Washington's most fa from the city, with FEET and overico! THE WASHING: reasury N MIN} juaied on the Military road shionable drive), one-half mile n elevation of TWO HUNDRED. ng the entire city of Washington. fON AND ARLINGTON HALL SD- | WAY isnow under construction through this sub- division, the completion of which will f the heislits within FIP Departuient. Asplendid property, bound to increase greatly in value, Flaced on themarket last June, since which time nvniber of lots have been sold." Lar es work rading strects and making ‘Large torce now ai ‘improvements. ‘1hose looking for investiments or Leautitul sites 10F homes are invited to inspect this property before pur chasing elsewhere, Yrices trom F1VE CENTS TO FIFTEEN CENTS er square toot, ‘Maps and full information at offices of KOBINSON & LODGE, 93 and 9 Atiantic building. alte (A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE PARTY like to loan iioney on a diauuond pun oF ring, dress Box 161, Star olive. cre CITE SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and answers. Send [0 cents to {OR SALE—A GOOD SPECULATION—LOTS ON electric road, ip Fort Myer Heights, overlooking city, at 10 cents per square ivot; sell for 20 cents next spring. Cuil or write for maps’ and terms. KOBIN- SON & LODGE, $5 and 95 Atlantic bldg. az-t 8. W. FLYNN, A. M.. Ivy Institute n050-1m* Southwest cor, Stand stk, Bw. SOUTHERN DET VE ASSOCIATION; CAPI- S ‘tal stock, $100,000. vous 1 Washiny- ton Loom anid Trust buildiig. Detective work in ail ite branches by the Lest professional sbill. Legal ad- = ars JE MEAN BUSINESS. EXTRAORDINA\ prices paid for gents! first-class sec clothing. Address Gly D st. n. w. OF calist JUSTH'S OLD STAND, FOR SALE—LOTS. OS FO? SaLE-Lors— COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MOUNT PLEASANT, LANIER HEIGHTS, ESLIN SUBDIVISION. ‘We have desirable lots im all of the above subdivis- sions at barxain prices. “Buronz Maxixa Your Fax Pts CHASES" oF FURNITURE, CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNISH- ING GooDs READ THESE PRICES, ‘Then call at our store and examine goods, on which we guarantee you a saving of from 15 to 25 per cent: Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces, any finish. Yarlor Suites in Hair, Cloth or Plush........ 813 7 (Our 837 Hair, Cloth and Plush Suites beat them all. INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES LOWER THAN IHE LOWEST. ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF SMITHS CREDIT HOUSE, CHARGE. 462 Pa. AVE. N.W., NEAR 43 87, Looking Glasses of any size that have been dam- BEDFORD W. WALKER & 80N, ‘aged Resilvered equal to new. eeu-4m aiw 1006 F | BALE-LOTs. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LAND SAPROVEMERT COMPANY. LUTZ & BRO, A SIT NE OB MORE MAGNIFICENT VILLA S17E8-OF 0) 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel ‘Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices, oc27 FIXE Buitbixe Lots PALISADES OF Tite POTOMAC, = ‘—OONDUIT KOAD.— om OF aS CELSe tating foes eam be bese es Goopyean RUBBER @2 CASH, paraxce Se SAL MONTHLY Par. COMPANY, F1 RESIDENCES NOW BEING ‘309 Oth at. again SoU Seo Bellies | ave tose, FP 1's im the near future. PT ‘aud iurther information ep- ‘Manager, octlta idio ¥ st. n.w.. Washington, D.C. 6 Ret ALL-WOOL TAN JACKETS, ASTRA- Bio SiiMernse, ‘1241 Mth st. ne ne@l Fee sacs— Special bargain ina fine Square Grand Piano; best make; handsome rosewood case, ric hly carved legs; grand scale; very rich tone and has beautiful singing quality; perfect in every respect and fully guaranteed. Only $175; 810 cash and $10 monthly. Fine stool and cover goes with it; cost new 8500. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, a7 913 Pa ave. R SALE—A MAGNIFICENT SQUARE PIANO; ‘Rood as new: fine rosewood casos ail tt beanaial order and richest tone; warranted for ‘$0 per mont $200; 810'cash down and ivania ave. years; only, 8 ‘bare gain cost new 8400. THE PLANO EXCH, GE, 913 FOR, SALE-SEVERAT, SMALL L able for bexinners at 850, $5 monthly. sylvania ave. 1 #79 and THE FlANOEXGAS ‘PIANOS SUIT. NOE, iS enn ‘are had for omly $2409; $10 cash and atonce. THE PIANO EXCHA\ Yania ave. FOR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO; as been used but six months by careful party. ‘This is a very choice and dest make, tot instrument; the ywner sells on account of leaving the city, and if sold at once can be had for only $225; quick ‘ash; selected at factory for owner. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Fenn. ‘OR SALE—HOLIDAY BARGAIN. BRADBUBY UPRIGHT Can ve seen, at a7-3t, GRAND, rosewood case ; full size, elegunt Condition; i Perfect order musically; fully toed so rice, Will be sola, for thly pay Menta F. &."SMIT Hs 1225 Pat ave. on ony Pay JOR SALE—HOLIDAY BARGAINS. STEINWAY & BONS. ‘Bich rosewood case; {Uli octave: order; @ valuable instrument; cost. origi Eover included Saver 5 ‘nos-2m ‘easy payments, haudsome stoot and FG. SMITH, eo Pa. ave. FOR SALE_ONE FIANO, FOUR ners. 31m eood condition ; cost $750; cake "Piuno een by can be seen Star office. ROUND COR 5 will take $250 mire. {OR SALE_BARGAIN. GLOKGE WOODS ORG: & stops; solid walnut case; orixinal price, $125; special Payments. F. G. SMITH, AN. Boliday price Dries, 61 on 66 [. 1225 Pa. ave. FPOR SALE — PIANO — BOSTON MAKE; GRAND scale; all improvements; iacturer's guarantee. Price, 1 sulUbactoihig tar Fo# Ace —PraNos FOR THE HOLIDAYS, OUR PIANos, OUR PRICES; OUR TERMS: 1d pianos taken On a or: nowy PFEIFFEL Will please yo {xchange {oF new ones. & CONLIFE, 516 1ith st. a. FOR, SALE-GREAT BARGAINS Tight pianos for cash at G. L. WILD. ‘th st. . & BAC! . sole agency for the celebrated janos, IN rN EINE ae noz)-1m’ FOR SALE ©. Piano Word te {OR SALE—PIANOS, 5 Foe sate UPRIGHT GRANDS; THE cor Connolsset defective temperamnent. athenuetical precision, adding’ ityse tun ‘pane’ Pathotle tenors cleat urs to be free from the, intervals arranged with ‘solid- combination a beautiful ‘orchestral, e fect. the inost thorough test PIANO COMPANY, G. V. oe i Pas a, + Lalcenter oo trial LELCESTER ae S. Cou & Co. 623 11TH STREET. Wo offer for next week the latest in Colored Silk Trimming. Silk Disk Trimmings, 2atzes. Colors: Navy, Olive, Myrtle, ‘Light and Dark Brown, Tan, Gray. ‘Same styles in Black, in ‘Sasizes, both silk ‘and mohair. ‘The above is a very effective ‘Trimming and is very stylish for cloth dresses, ‘8. COHEN & CO., 1891—TEN PAGES. AUCTION SALES. TOI B80. SED eitete north weet. WE WILL HOLD OUR REGULAR TUESDAY'S SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WITHIN OUR LARGE AND SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS ON DECEMBER SEVENTS, 1801, aT TEN O'CLOCK AM. COMPRISING: YOGI. FLOSH AND BLAGK UAIRCLOTE. FIN. FIN- ISHED IN ALL WOODS: WICKER ROCKERS, DIVANS, TETE-A-TETE CHAIRS, ODD SOFAS, OOUCHES AND BEDLOUNGES, M. T. TABLES, y ge LIBRARY TABLES, CHAIRS, © Sorbthe SAE PRESSES AF EN, CROCKERY. ETC. % FINEBED ROOM AND COTTAGE SUITESIN WaL- ASH AND NEW AND BU: ‘ERS, iD ‘THER ws AND ‘ALSO, ATONE Ovc: AFL iT TET, AX- MINSTER, BE ied TNGRAIN DAE A LARGE LOT OF moe SarEs, ALSO. LOT COUNTERS, 81 ELVING AND STORE FIX- TURES, E1C., ETC. it Gaxre Surrs Scovrep AND PRESSED FOR e1 80c. : Pants, 25e.: Vests, 2c. Al and cpr spe in, beet manner. "Goods called for and HN. 705 Oth st. nw. : And 425 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore, Md. Knaus Bosrox Lisp. Kettle rendered. Absolutely pure. ; &. w. BURCHELL, ST. 2027 DON? FAL To ATTEND OUR 65.00 CoAT SRarPS ENTERPRISE, 1241 110) st. 0. a4-3t Leader Low Prices, J. H. Frasacay. ‘Bo YOU know bina® {inot ask Sut ichdgabout him, es, Diamonds, Cleo jewelry. selfui'” O31 rth st n.w-s next tocorner of Frat. ‘M.® ETS REMETHY'S GALLERY, 1100 AND 1111 tention Lane Mudie tor arose Low pine AL ways ready to take Your Picture. welt EGAL BLANKS_PEINTING OF ALL KINDS— LES* okie ‘AND RECORDS PHASED = REPORTER M. W. MOORE, Manager, —— — 503 E st. n.w.ni6-t KEBVAND. ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER 1012 Fenn. ave. n.w, ‘Visiting cards printed from plate, 75c. per 100._ocl. Mas. F. A. Barney, ‘Agent for “Orange Blossom,” &e. 429 ¥ st. nw. 3o12-Im* Boperece nein 4 ca Harper's mayasines: MOIdEYALD Volo ‘S11 Oth st. owe SHOOTING STARS. “What makes Scrubbles stick to poetry?” “Economy, I suppose.” “How is that?” “It saves him the price of a hair cut.” Shortington: Mr. Snipper, I have called in to Pay— The Tailor: Ah, giad to see you, Mr. Short- ington, glad to see you. (Shakes him by the hand.) Shortington: My respects. Nay, do not interrupt her, though her manner seems 60 sad Come softly from her side and let her be; She is sure no other mortal so much trouble ever had; For she's adding up some figures, don't you wee? “I am out of sight,” said the near-sighted man who forgot his spectacles. He was clever with a pistol, ands gun was bis delight In ashooting match he made his rivals glam. But in putting down a carpet, though heaimed with all his might, He would always miss the tack and bit his thumb. “What has become of your brother?” asked ‘Mrs. McGudley of her nephew. ‘The last I heard of him he was out west scouring the table lands.” “Well, I don't know as I am surprised, though it seems like a waste of time. But he always was a great one for cleanliness.” ‘Every loved spot that my inn-fancy knew,” sighed a man with a penchant for taverns. “They talk about the farmer gettin’ fooled every time he goes to town,” said Mr. Begosh. “Yes,” replied his neighbor, “they do. “Wa-a-l, you jes wait till I git in with this load of garden truck. I'll jes bet ye there'll be a fow city folks green-goodsed before I git through.” “Here is another idle shattered,” said the young men whose father informed him that he must go to work. “As Shakespeare says,” remarked de Kique, “all the world’s a stage, and nearly every man on it thinks he could do better than any of the stare if he had the chance. seats aren ote eae INFORMATION WANTED Of @ San Francisco Man Who Has Been Missing for Some Time. Inspector Swindells of the detective corps has received a circular from the Order of For- esters in San Francisco giving information con- cerning the disappearance of Adolph A. Pler, a member of the order. The circular gives the information that the missing man went to Ger- the settlement of an estate for many years in litigation. On his return be reached Brooklyn in November. In a letter to his wife, dated z F } HE af i i S| Fi i | Hl ! | [ | | aa eee, il soclaL MATTERS. ‘Mrs. Morton's Saturday Reception—Persona! Notes of Interest. The Vice President and Mra Morton wore at home Saturday afternoon to a large company of guests, and the throng present resembled in numbers that usually attending Mrs Morton's w afternoons during the winter. Mrs. Morton, as is her wont, stood to receive in her blue ‘parlor, while the Vice President went from one room to another conversing with the guests. The mansion, always attractive, ‘was made additionally so by the beanty of the fine palms and otber plants decking each room and especially the Mrs. Morton wore an ele- gant toilet of gray brocade that had soft frills of chiffon as jabots down the front of the smooth fitting bodice. Miss Morton for the firet time was present at a rece tbe home and was girlishiy in a light gray bengaline, Among those it were Mrs. Harrison, Mra McKee, Mra Damrosch, Mine Blaiwe, Bre. and Miss Foster, Mrs and Miss Rusk, Mra. and Miss Miller, Senor and Mrs. Romero, Mr.and Mra. John R McLean, Mr. and Mra Leiter, the Misses Leiter, Justice and the Misses Strong, Mz. and Mrs. Wharton, Dr. and Mr. A. F. Magruder, Mrs. and the Misses Men- donca, Mra. and the Misses Del Monte, Dr. and Mra. McKim, Mr. and Mra Frank Gordon, Capt. Cowles, Col_and Mrs. Bonaparte, Miss Bonaparte, Dr. and Mrs. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Barney, Mavroyeni Bey, Marquis Imperialli, Mra and the Misses Cox, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Viele, Gen. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.and ‘Miss Warder, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lay, Mra. and the Misses Wailack, Mr. and Mra. W. T. Harris, Mra. Fitzhugh Coyle, Representative and Mra. Lodge, Mr. and Miss Lowry and many others equally well known in the sociai world. Senator and Mrs. Stanford's departure from San Francisco has been unavoidably delayed. Tomorrow they will give a large afternoon re- ception. It is always their custom to give two afternoon receptions before they come east each winter. ‘The first took place last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Abell have sent out cards to announce the marriage of their daughter Mary to Dr. James Dudley Morgan, Wednesday, December 2, in Baltimore county. Mrs. C. M. Pepper, 1337 R street, will be at home to her friends informally on Thursday afternoons during the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. G. Dulin have Just re- turned from their summer home at Cambridge, Mass.,and are once more settled in their K street residence. Mrs. Dulin will resume ber reception days on Tuesdays after January 1. Mr.and Mrs. Henry May have returned. Their K street house has been greatly beauti- fied during their absence. Miss Mary E. McCeney has returned to the Shoreham, after spending a pleasant summer abroad. Representative and Mrs. Boutelle of Maine, with Miss Boutelle and two younger daughters, have returned for the season to their apart- ments at the Hamilton. Mrs. J. M. Welch of Athens, Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Quackenbush, at 1342 Q street northwest, Miss Mary Ludgate, who was to have left the city last week for a brief sojourn with friends in Albemarle county, Va., has been obliged by illness to defer her visit to a later date. A reception to the Illinois Association was given at the residence of Mrs. Electa E. Smith, 911 M street, on Saturday evening The rooms were handsomely decorated, refreshments were beautifully served and the house was thronged from 8 until 11 o'clock. ‘The number of guests was estimated at nearly 200. Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton of Capitol Hill will not be at home Mondays during December, but will receiveas usual after January 1. A social club was organized Saturday even- ing by the residents of 6th street, Le Droit Park. The club was christened “Tho Merry Nineteen,” and has for its object social, literary and musical enjoyment. Its officers are: Mr. F. H. Thomas, president; Mra. O. J. Hart, jr., vice president; Mrs. G. kK. Denmark, secretary, and J. P. Reed, treasurer. Mr. and Mra. L. C. Brooks are now located at 803 22d street northwest, and Mrs. Brooks will be at home on Thursdays, Miss Lena Schloss of Newark, N. J., is the lest of Miss Jonnie Wallach and will be at ome Thursdays. Miss Grace King of Newark, N. J., is visiting her uncle, H. King, jr., and will be glad to see her friends. Mrs. and Miss Martin, who were quartered at, 743 Q street, have taken a smaller house, 518 22d street northwest. Mrs. Twiggs has retarned from an enjoyable visit of a month to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flem- ing of Augusta,Ga. Mrs. Fleming, nee Miss Lila, Twiggs, is pleasantly remembered by Washington friends. Miss Nita Albert of 1529 T street invited her friends to meet Miss Tillie Reed of Baltimore on Friday evening and entertained them with @ dancing party. Among those present were Miss Clara Gill of Baltimore, Miss Isabel Mills, Miss Minnie McCormack, Miss Mary Dunn, Mise Belle Smith, Miss Cora Hawes, Miss Mary Daly, Mise Derths Albert. Mrs. Henry J. Albert, Mrs L. Courtney of Washington, Mr. Harry C. Reed _of Baltimore, Mr. Joseph Harvey, Mr. Horace J. Long, Mr. Charles Dunn, Mr. Albert Smith, Mr. Charles Thorn, Mr. John L. Mills, jr., Mr. Leon Albert, Mr. Charles Bos- , Mr.’ Edmund Albert and Mr. Henry J. ibert of Washington. THE SECRETARY OF WAR. Assistant Secretary Grant is Acting—The Desk With a Hole in It. ‘The desk of the Secretary of War presented a strange appearance this morning. It had been stripped of all books and papers and the great hole burned through the top several months ago was exposed to view. The desk will be re- paired during the interregnum elapsing be- tween now and the coming of anew cabinet officer. ‘The hole in it has been heretofore cov- ered up by a blotting pad, as Secretary Proctor did not care to lose the use of the desk long enough tohave it patched. It is an unusually handsome piece of furniture, being made of carved rosewood. : Gen. Grant is acting according to the statute, which was amended at the last ses- sion of 188 to permit such service towon- tinue for thirty days instead of ten days, as heretofore, without special designation by the President.’ This was done to avoid embarrass- ments similar to those encountered between the death of Secretary Windom and the appoint- ment of Secretary Foster. SECRETARY PROCTOR’S RESIGNATION. ‘The Official Correspondence Between the ex- ‘Cabinet Officer and the President. ‘The resignation of ex-Secretary Proctor from the cabinet, tendered to the President more than a month ago, is as follows: “Siz: Having been appointed a Senator from Vermont I tender my resignation as Secretary of War, to take effect at such date prior to the meeting of Congress as may suit your wishes. You haveshown me more than the ordinary measure of kindness and confidence, and I shall relinquish my present official duties under you with great regret. It will always be for me a source of gratification and pride that I iendly and intimate relations with and my associates in your cabinet. ‘Very.respectiully, Procrom, i ! £ i wae ow nem re i | i f | i i In the Court in General Term today Justice James delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Thomas H. Heath, the old colored man ‘Hie First Annas! Report Handed to the Dis trict Commicsioners. DEATHS, BIRTHS AXD MARRIAGES DURING THE YEAR—WORK OF THE VARIOUS BURBAUS URDER Mis CONTROL—THE GARBAGE SERVICE—TEE ORIF EPIDEMIC TREATED OF AT SOME LENOTHL Health Officer Hammett today handed to the Commissioners the annual report of the work ings of his office for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1891 Tn submitting the statement the usual forme are followed, exbibiting in detail the vast amount of labor performed. All caleulstions of percentages are based on dh estimated Population of 250,000 for the District. The various tables and statements are seriatim, comprebensive remarks and com- Parisons preceding each. Comments as to cause of increase or decrease in the number af births, deaths, marriages, percen &e., are omitted, as Dr. Hammett says he not Sit the position of health officer during the embraced in the report. Statements A, Band C appear first in the report. Table A gives the total number of deaths for the year as 5,720, an increase over the previous year of 156. deaths of white , Statement B is a statement ing June 30, 18%, of the statement A, given for the purposes of com- parison. Statement C pulation, jeaths and deat coding Sune 0 160, San nes SYNOPSIS OF WORK PERFORMED. The following isa synopsis of the work per formed in the various branches of the servics during the year There were 18,904 nuisances ounds of meat, 115,414 papnde of fish, 12,598) bushels of fruit and vegetables, 2.545 bushels oysters, 107,490 clams and 159,210 crabs com- demned as unfit for food. Examinations and reports were made on 8,108 citizens’ complaints. There were 2. 9,910 dead animals were removed from the streets; 24.683 tons of garbage and 19,671 bare were also removed. Pi nd 6, During the ye condemned, against 25,504 pounds the previous year. Further comparisons showa decided de= Crease in condemnations, In a table submitted a large difference in the numbers of shad and herring re ime spected is shown, the ‘number of shail reaching 419,391 in 1890 and 317,689 in 1891. The Ting show a still greater decrease, there have ing been §,264,548 inspected in 1890, agains 4,535,560 in 1sY1. An increase of 58,531 bunches of fish, however, is shown, while there are de- creases in the’ number ' of stu clams and crabs inspected. maapacNie ‘Of the condemnations there were increases during 1590-1 as follows: Shad, 790; 98,000; bunches of fish, 2.870; bushels of oys- tere, 1,829; number of clams, 23,830, and a de= crease of 58,3%0crabs. ‘Table 1, also submitted, presents an interesting statement of the serv: tees rendered by the physicians to the attending to the physical ailments of the fortunate sick poor of the District. This table is given by months and shows the number of Patents treated, their color, number of visite and office consultations, and cost of medicin furnished. During the year 13,288 patients were treated, the cost of medicine furnished be- ing €2,625. DIPHTHERIA AND SCARLET FEVER. In referring to this branch of the service Dr. Hammett says that in view of the short time it has been in operation it is impossible to make an intelligent report as to ite merits or de- merits. Ithas imposedupon the office an ad- ditional amount of work ‘beyond com! sion. The display of placards as required. under the act lias caused some fecling apaines the agents of the health office and the author of the law by storekeepers whose business is interfered with by sach display. ‘ ‘The inspector frequently meets with opposi- tion, and as it is anew law, in to Prosecuting offenders for ‘violation of ite Provisions moral suasion has been resorted to, in most instances having the desired effect. Public sentiment, however, he says, fally in- dorses the law. The number of cases from the date of p of the law to June ‘80, 1891, was: Diphtheria, 287; scarlet fever, 227. Dr. Hammett says that in bis next anpual re- port he wiil treat of this subject at He urges that a new contract for the removal of garbage must be consummated on or before June 30, 1892, DEATHS DURING THE TEAR. During the year there occurred 5,720 deaths in the District. Of these 1,697 where white males, 1,409 white females, 1,295 colored males and 1,319 colored females. There were deaths from zymotic diseases, and contin Honal diseases caused 1,218 deaths. Under this head the most noticeable disease is consump- tion, which conned Ka deaths. Local diseases caused 2,554 deaths; development diseases, 540; violence, 202, of whom 120, wore white and 62 colored.’ Accidents regligence caused 149 deaths and 36 persons com- mitted suicide—33 white and 8 colored. ‘The number of suicides the previous year was 22. There were 4,344 births the year, of which 2,513 were white snd Lest colored. Of this number $60 were illegitimate colored and 73 white. The percentage of births to deaths was 75.9. In other words, would appear from the returns to be only about three- fourths as many births as deaths, in general terms, he says there should be an equality between the two classes, if not an ex- cess of births over deaths, One thousand two Lundred and eighty-nine marriages reported during the year 1,316 in the previous year. Of these 945 were among whites and 341 among colored and 3 mixed white and colored. TRE ORIP EPIDEMIC. ‘The principal feature of the year's mortality ‘was the epidemic, influenza, says Dr. which appearing in January, 1890, almost die- appearing at the close of winter made ite re- turn in severe form in April last, continuing its ravages into May and advent of summer weather. noticeable phase of the epidemic was ite tendency to superinduce other diseases of vere and fatal character and thus ll | ; i ( Hi ii f il i | t i hi ‘ HT i | ef i f BE i 7 i F 5 i i f ! Fg i i | and In