Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1891, Page 3

. FOR_SALE---HOUSES. . ~ rt THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1891. Sth st. now. between, Rehnevder's row: nine rooms snd TWO-STORY FRAME, aml Hi sts. . sold te quick purchaser ¥ ‘ab A. DAMMA: SOR SALE_ THE w. bet. Lani tion. Offered at $31,800, Chawe. A. DAMMANY, G12 F st. FOR SALE_TWO-810) AND Fv." amt : 19th st. n.w. bet. Land Mi 0, 104 16; Sast bargain: £4,200. pv. Bargain (L=—TWO STORY ANI iy finished, spiendia howe, jo: 16x od AS DAMMANN. 812 net aaa VER, 629 F st. FQ AaEiai a story tetek; 10 rooms: lot 2256 by 121 Yo alley. under lease af &4 per monta; im northwest Bart of the city. Price, £8. 1763 P stn. w. :Sestory and cellar; 3rooms deep: Payered and in every Way apericct houie;at & very low rice indeed. the best, houses on T st. m. w. between 9th gui 0th tho-s story and cellar. "Price, $9,000. on Q st between 13th and 18thsts, Saute i,000 Soveral hows Bw., from 87 E. T. KAISER, aio Room 4. Atlantic building. DUK SALE Ith st. between 3 snd T sts. n.w. :a2-story brick, Szgqe anal bath. sot 2t- Sav to 30-toot auley; rented fu. do per month; price, #5, 100. = = 0S WABSER & CO. aro.st 1G F wt. n For Ste — te Jerse Speaking tubes, iaundry ap Wooden mantels, ting, and 3s ban throuchout. Price, $10,500. 228 F st mw. mies Papered CHAKLES W. HANDY, Bay-WINDOW and beth SOnTHW se containing * 7 © $40 monthiy. EASTEKDAY & MAL- TERY za Pst. n.w., Pacific bunkding.— dl-iw JOR SAL ESIRAWLE HOUSE, SITU- ated on cor. of Lith and Florida ave. h.e.. ear new Catholic ‘Chrarsh, two ‘biscks irom cars. interior of Loure finished m' artistic style. cabinef mantels, Sc. Fonratuag 8 rovma, Uath and-callar. a tact ovis es-brick Trout, Stone steps and tri 3.5. LEWis, 1100 12. JOR SALE—A SUBSTANTIAL 9-ROOM BAICK ou Sth st bet. East Capitol aud Axis. s.e. Price 84.000. BH. WAKNER & CO.. MIG F st. thw. SALB—8100 CASH, #25 PER MONTH_BEAU- 1 U-rocta abd tathi ay-window. brick «Queen Janne trie); huisbed im batural wood and stained glass and newly decorated, mod. umijs.: well located m U.e. mient te Scar aud herdic lines. only $2,400. FULTON LEWIS, oR BALE_A SPLENDIDLY APPOINTED RE: dence ep Capitol ills A seeet_ between te Se 11 Tous and bath, turmace ioraivide Bit WARNER & CO. Crs JRok SALe—BAuGAIN brick, near Jot st. and Pierce place n.w ; would ell fo celoted people. price, $4,800) terme cans. Ape PYOWNER Wit Het aw MG kA NEW 2-STORY AND BASEMENT 7 rooms and bath: amt; f Between Ist and “it sts. ‘BH. brick on D ste tocws e2sy. asst im G st. {OR SALE—A TWO-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK welling on Ast, se: Sroows snd beth: ail mod. imp. only #4, 50M. Forcard to ins} LEK SKUTHELIOND. 1907 Bate awe aise 20th st. “between 7 brick ; price 84,500, meee © Groom B. H. WARNER &CO., Boy 26" \POR SALE_DESIRABLE PRESSED BRICK; 3 Fitirlesand besensent, modern improvements ‘Ape isto OWNER, ob preuises, between 4 and Gp, i, Ror et! aw. ‘tm {OR SALE— 35 TO 1836 oth st. 643 F ST. NE. iL 7 RMS. 83.500 root! 300 (ston: 500 19-2 UIG F st. nw. OWNER, 100 Pst. nw. JPOk SALE-ON wf st, STORY 1 E, | (OR SALE—21TH ST. BET. H ANDISTS. NE, FG rooms, pies. $1 obo, stot ame cn Utne. | F cnew trosiony honacay ror ince, bay winows SI Bet Gand H. lot 20x100 to B0-toot alley. G large roots; beth and pantry, all méd. fmpe.; rood Scone, price, #2 U0. eatery iene’ ach payment, balance mouthiy. ORO. P. SEWIOR. Price, @2.000. 2-story fraine in alley Let, 436 and 6tu s. w. nce, $70U, aids? BB = BEICE, $700. ONARD, 407 43 st. 8.w._ 10-ROOM ” BAY_WINDOW st. bet. ‘veh and 10th n.w.: im per- ik SALE-NEW tticg Rouse. 7 a festorder and iewly” papered turowchout * Jot 1s-0x EGU hnwalley. AM purchased at once van be bought seers PONCE LES W. HANDY $6 Fst. ‘BY. NEAR 15TH N.W.—ELEGANT house. 12 rooms: handsomely decorated ; a19-3t* O25 F st. nw. j0k SALE F ‘A VERY DESIRABLE HOME AT A bOsITIVE BARGAIN. Fine three-story bay-window brick residence: ten fine rooms, all modern improvements; house 2U feet wide ; side entrance 4 feet. ot J0x1' to j0-foot **T” alley: stabie on alley. entire premises in next order. ‘The beautitu: parking front ts melosea with sub- stantial iron fence: large shade trees Iu tront and Tear Oipremises. Locaton in northwest section on widest /street in city, aud half square tron Washington aud George- towi cable road, shisis the most desirable Property Jor a comfortable and spacious Lome in the city, at the b uiider and owner, SO! F st. n- w. Fe BALE-ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE houses iti the city; Massaclsetts ave, heat 2 st. facing south: eizht rootus, bath, Taraace, elec {nie apphances: can be bougat cheap. Apply oom 22, thint'door, City Hall. a3-imn ” THREE-STORY Fok, EXCHANGE—TWO SEW Ecrrejor acy usperser varantingss “howltet “CHARLES EARLY. Ug 14th st. n.w. Ol SALE—AT A BARGAIN ONE OF THE MOST Deattiitl and attractive houses in the northwest Just completed and. built by Mr. Win. M- Poindexter, Architect, ob Connecticut ave. hear Diapout Circle: 25 feet front, Spowlost CHARLES EARLY, 003 14th st. n.w. noZL-Nt Foe SALE Olt RENT_S1X NEW SENEC. and brick dwellings on Park ave,, Baltiuior the ates of Druid Hilt Park; 200 feet above tide water; streot 1:20 ieet wide, parked in center; mnarble Nestibules; 14 fcoms; dining rooms, halis. reception hails and am stairway best hard Wood; floors map Tanase heat herd wood muontels with: Pooses weed hulstere: open fAreplecen, tiie venrtis sud cleetrrc bes In all prineipel secure "inte foie and Oe enor p minutes, to P. W. and B., 10iminntes, thence to W: ington, iuiuutes. Quarteriy tickets ei4. Price of taxes, WO cents per 8100 until 1900. Rent, #600 per TEXMS LAsy. = 2 year.” Price in tee, 88,300. No brokers. Possession Appiy to N, HUYCK, December 15, THOMAS E. BOND, 16 South st., abst Fa, ave. nw. | Iiaitimore, Ma. ‘nows-Lur JOR SALE— ,OR SALE 722 and 724 Sth stn. 1100 24th st, Ur, aud batt A choice $-room brick, 1s ne rics, Wylie st ie. each st ‘Se bet en and Veh 3 ew se. Og Sq. irom cal Sem _a19-6t .OK SALE— F A DECIDED BAaRGAIN— elegant residence on F Rat's toa Wrtoot alley cheap, 48 the owner has’ lett th or termus aud permit to snspect a1g-3t {0lé SALE— F ‘BUSINESS PROPERTY TN GEORGETOW Fronting 96 feet ou Lridxe st. and about 100 feet on the C. and}. canal; a jarce fcur-story. building, 30x BO, constructed in the MUST SUBSTANTIAL MAN- AEH cau, with slight alterations, te yuade suitable for WAKE HOUSE or MANUFACIUKING purposes. Price, for the entire property, 810,000. wear Dupont Circle; lot property will, be sold caty : price 819,000. Apply to — 3. V. N. HUYCK, aig 1505 bas ave, Ok SALE—42,374 SQ. FEET, COK. 103H AND Gtk arden incprot Sic nar ay hae Ee I SE a aM ad Ea aw Fo AERA TEW None oF Those HOUR left that L have been offering in the northeast on snail cash’ paymeuty and wouthly instalments wit wut interest; price, €3,0U0. K.P. HUICHINS, 1303 Yu. ave. ae SY PAYMENTS WILL FOE SALE—85,000 IN "3 purchase a ood S-room and bath brick house ou Aéth st. now. ‘Cail and secure this bargain. SOUTHERN INVESI MENT COMPANY, 19.3 ‘Hoom 30, Corcoran bid. a Fok SALE PRESSED BRICK FRONT, 6 ROOMS and bath ; ust new ; concrete cellar ; on easy terms (dist) HEKKON & WAMEY STH ST. ; ONLY amlow house: 6 {OR SALE wil buy: three squares from the brice only $4,700. SPA’ i SOR SALE_JUST COMPLETED, 12TH ST. Several tiew 7-story aud baseinent dwellings; Sone ana brick. 6 rooms and bath; bay window; ndsumely papered: fine cus fixtures: cavinet wan- easy. tes; electric Leis: 50 term FOE SALE 1081 a0 X YEAR NEVER To BE recovered. Own your home and don't pay rent. New t-room and bath brick house; papered all trough ; within, 100 ft. and $25 per month. of car line, Situated ne. @sUU cash AIS HEKRON & RAMEY, 1307 F st.n.w. $18.25 per month - $2, VO-STORY BAY-WIN BRICK, Broows, a.m.i., on Lsi. near ist b.wW.; rents 10F S00 W. WALKER & SON, a19.3¢ 1006 F st. a. W. BEDEO! er 3 Fee KENT—$700 CASH, balan room an. bath press Drick : Jot 18x85 to alley’; near the Capito? on ¥ st. cae se KENNEDY & FICKLEN, 608 lath Foe Se Ee oo, AND BATH Bid dwelling house, 11170 st. n.w.: property is im Pervect condition and has all” mod. imps. ; sanitary Jummbine. Price, $11,000: one-fourth cash, balance j. 2. Sand $ years at > percent. of $2,000 cash, bal~ hee $100 monthly, wits interest at © per cent. House ‘Oven tor inspection day. Apply to own Palelw AKLES W_ HANDY, 926 F st. nw. pO SALE—HOUSE T728 Q ST. _N.W. (TOWER house): Schneider's row, Louse is jtist bem com- vst desirable resnlence. 10 rooms and bath. HALES W. HANDY, 0 F st. nw. It JOR SALE—F1uST-CLASS — INVESTMENT—A large howve, quite new and in perfect condition. immeuiately adjacent to MePberson Square. Price, ‘$52,000. The property is rented tor the next two Fears, paying 6 per cent net on asked. For par- Ueulars apyiy to J. AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, 1-1 F enw. 19-3" OH SALE A good three-story brick on the north side of H st. between North Capitol and Ist sta. n.w.; rents well; SPREE" sovermiment printing office; on line Of cars and herdics. $4. 000. B. i WAKNER & CO., 916 F st. no. a9 ‘0x SALE—l0TH StS. it MASS. AVE. wdlow brick; U rooms; all ante MERRILL & WHITE, A193 2a for front, Atiautic buildin, 100 F st. JO SALE—H Si. NEAK 5TH bland dasapeent Uriel Frous: MSO Coa. SOS RIEL WHITE 419-3 _2a floor front, Atiautic buildinz. 900 F st. Te. at 85,000 to $5,000; on Mass, ave. brick house window; se. erty on oth st. bet. Louisiana ave. and E st. n. 12,000. So nearvdne, HEDFOMD W. WALKEL & SO: FLOR SALE-ON 13TH ST. ‘destrabi ing speaking tubes, stationary waeh tubs. & the nicest homes ui the city and a warzain st 84,50. OR SALE-BEAUTIFUL STONE AND PRESS- brick houses ou Mh st. ne. at $4,250: on Sth st. e- heae 11th a uuluber’ of others at prices to sult. aigst at 7.500, ‘and, CHAS. A” SHIELDS, 1405 F sto. w. OK ALE—CHEAP_40%K 8’ house: jot 14 by 107; price, €1.600. FUR SALE—CHEAP— 129 E si. n. Price, 33.700. a ‘FOR SALE~CHEAP—405, 407 THIRTEENTH ST. two five-room houses; $2,200 tor the two. A investment, : FUK SALE—CHEAP_3 HOUSES ON K ST. 8.W, bet. Sdand 44 sts. ; rent ‘at @25 per wonth ; price of the three, “sa b00. — POW SSLENCHEAP—427 0% ST. S.W.. FIVE- POR SALE-CHEAP 435, 439 91H ST, N-Es TWO si room each, with good cellar? all tuod. tins price $5,100 each. ‘FOR SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD PIECE OF PROP- Ori. PakREie Hp and Est {OK SALE-THREESTORY AND BASEMEN bay-window brick : # rooms and bath: ail m.i. alge 2006 ¥ st. nw. Fog SaEE ELEGANT BAY-WINDOW | BRICK house; fashionable neighvorhood; 17th st. B.w. : Soptatning 11 rooms, bath, butier’s pantry. numerous shoretsi eae bargain at’ ¥9,000. EASTERDAY & e4'Fet. now, Pacific building. Gist NEAR T, A HAND- story and baseinent house; i modern conveniences, tucind: one some and 10 roows and bath : VELY & FINLEY, a19-3t* G2 E st. iw. JOR SALE—2iST ~ WW, 2 STORY rick; 7 rows; all mod. ups. ; lot 18x00 to alley. > Li & WHITE, 419.3: 2d floor front, Atlan: idinue, $640 F st. bativ: OK SALE—THAT PERFECT LITTLE HOM: 319 New Jersey ave. n.w.: brick: 7 baryain price lade Tnquire of OWNER, on the pretuises DOR SALE—T Si. NEAR 14TH NW., SS1ORY and cellar bay-window brick; 10 roow's; all mod, Sous; lot ISSIWU to ailey. $0,000. MEMMILL & WHITE, 419-3 _24 floor front, Atiantic buildin, 190 F st. POR SALE-R ET NEAK 3D X. W., NEW G-reom brick; all m. imps. ;@ cozy house and welll built: €4.200, on easy terms. ‘MERRILL & WHITE, @I93¢ 2d floor front, Atlantic building, #30 F st. BALE—A BARGATN— MAS 20 aw story apd basement bay-window = MERRILL & WHITE, GIGS Ld floor front, Atlantic building, 40 F st. at. ‘Zstory aud cellar bay-window brick. as; Sit Dandso.ne houses lot Hei F sJN—MASS. AVE. NEAR Foouis, ail mi. lupe. tot 21th. Pox SALE-STH ST. N. E. FEW STEPS From MEKRILL & WHIT! building, 900 F st. between 2d. and 434 sts. n.w., siarze ws; two bathe: all modern improve- ments, including steain heat vuld be “readily con: butidins. Stable in rear. E by about 125, with side aud rear alleys... The property 4s in very gucd condition and will be sold at a reason- able prica B. H. WARNER & Ci _a1a.3t ‘16 ¥ st. ie. near (ith, new 8-room brick, by latrobe: large lot. 20x80. bargain Gxt nye. near 10th. “room frase, i pies: Jor 40x Un to Weft alley : Omit St. Be. near 1th, wood Groom’ and baib, . roo brick. bath, 5 Cab be sold for a short time at. ATERS & TH Room 8, Atlantic building, #30 a19.5t {OR SALE— Several very handsome stone and brick front dwell- iuevon both the gorth ‘aud warn sues Gf str bes tween 17th apd 18th sts. mw. “Prices from $13,000 to 816,000, a19-3t SOR SALE— Anew and pretty G-room cottage in North Ken- houseon T st. n.w. ‘sel GEO. AL"JORDAY JPOk SALE—A FINE 9 ROOM AND BATH BRICK 2a st. bet. Rand F sts. now. : lot 4.x yee alley; ood Zatory brick stable iu rear. “Price, s * GEO. A. JORDAN. 1417 F st. PO SALE—TWO 6 ROOM BAY-WINDOW PRE: nearly ie sth st. between T and U sts. n.w. : an attractive story brick. 10 rooms and bath, ali modern improve- Bes, cian tatcnary wal, pave, cabinet man rs B. H. WARNER & CO., ‘O16 F st. n. Yery complete throughout ; ‘84.900. Gn easy terms. ‘B. Hi WAKNER & CO., ‘VIG F st. nw. NEW BRICK DWELL- 200 each. Brick dwelling, jew brick dwelling, oth near ($00, Brick dweliing, 214 latet. 300. Brick “dwelling. 100 7th st. Re., $3,000. K and stone dwelling. 13 roous, K peat Conn. {OR SALE BARGAINS 9p Maride 60. “Se B.©.. $13,500. Business pro «wath _ Fauptnarw acca Bean we BORE aiscie Fos See ee ck: a BL Price. 419.3 QUR SALE ane evusar brid IT rocnss ant taih Wait be Tas RO Sutetantal imasner for owner's uso: aulsbed in hard jood throughout frst four, every” modern Brace, Lote Sais tobosgoe ata a19st salh WILCOX ® ils 100s Pa aves atid Gib tt. andl Lee, ‘A NEW. COMMODIOUS AND DE. with jeniences: o erable, ‘aurect rediation electri _ TILER & KUTHERPOND, 1007 Fat w. Fe SALE—HANDSOME NEW SSTORY BRACE Gweling. 1515 19h st. b. w. gf decorated carefully Tit Sis aoe Garant waar = We, Visien aud Gret-clawy inevery komme: Bites cHae pear reg. Sarasa aE FRE SALE, DESIRABLE CORNER PROPERTY Ein Geonseiown. the ue, comer of th and Dunn on av ~ fronting 40 feet upon the av and a depth of 120 on 2th, with a substantial brick buud- ing tal, A ringing & wood rent hance for some one. HOS. J. STAN N, ZUth and O sta, av cheap: Also a neat Fok SALE HOUSE IN, GEORGETOWN: T CAN offer for sale for a short time the comfortable frame house of eizht rooms, being 1410 20th st. The lot has a frontage of 0 fect and is4 deep, and can sell on ‘Very reasonable terms. aisure THOS. J. STANTON, 20th and O sts. FOE SACEBARGAIN-A NINE-ROOM, BiICE on Cst. se near Ist st. only $0,000. Also ia Seine. $4200" “Figo business property ‘on eRe iness property. on ‘aly 630,000, Jie. HEETPORD, disse THY Gt Fok SALE — FINE IMPROVED AND UNIAI- Proved property in Mt. if, near cable cars, cottage, six rom and ole of ung Foonss, at Forest Glen, Md: , will well at a sacrifice, disse 3. ts. HERTFORD, 1410 6 ot, Kk SALE 1005, 1007 and 1000 NQUTHWEST. | “Marion st, bh, Zr, $4,500 b she stb | each $835,000 1922 and 124 Sti urke's al $2,100 AND $2,200 EACH— TERMS EASy— wood Syont und Lacl 31, Will renit's ¥ DESIGALLE NEW CORNER HOUSE; press ifent; stone steps and triminiugs; contains six rooms, bath andall in. i. Price Only terms. ALSO TWO NEW HOUSES; press brick fronts; Stone steps and trimmings; six rooms: bath; all mi. Frice omy £4,900. ‘For suli particulars call upon McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, nol4 Corner 10th and G sts. nw. FOR SALE—LOTS (ON SALE, O8 WILL ENCHABGE proved property— Lots, with la: FOR IM- Fes SALE_—CH Heights-Frinceton Yale st, corner lots 3 Bae fect Oi SALE Fr ‘Three Sp ome Late Xd st. n. fixb to wide alley; omiy #110 fer tout. YS On SAUNES & WEAV! Rt Lee See O29 Fst Foe seer Choice ict, 10th st. south of Rhode Island ave, ; lot 203100 to wide alley’; only #2 per toot Selon wile ley: only SEREs & WEAVER, It CF we FO SSLE-ANY ONE DESIRING TO SECURE “A bareaia tea F st, Jot, not tar from Dupont Circle, wi on ies aaaarrs DANIEL & ARMAT, _a21-3t* 1313 F at, n. ‘OK SALE—TO Feu Fesie Good corner in northeast, size S4 on Mi st. and & cheap at, on business street, 4th; these lots a WATERSS Room 8, Atlantiotuil Sn. w. near N. M near Coun. ave, Mucar 4g sw. 4th near K'n.e. 4th We. the Ath ne. 14x Q near Isth uw, 201 _ ato ERIILL & W ‘ floor front, Atiantse butiding, 490 F st. AVE, two fronts, $1.90. AKLES LAKLY, G03 14th st. now. THE CORNEK OF 14TH AND C STS. e.: 156 feet ou Cand 100 on lath; can be sub: ied iugo sinall its to advantage; cheap at 4:5. per toot;on Very easy terms. 1. "K. BROOK! 22th st aw. ai )OR SALE-THE CORNER OF SOUIH CAKO- lina and Kentucky aves; about 83 feet front on each; JO feet, parking; shallow. Jots, and a barwaln at do cents, T. ik, BOOKS, G16 12 arse Porsae es near th: very chea cash required ; balance iG Leta st. FOR SALE-TE i AND HS’ nee. ; 149 feet on 1th by 100m Hi: will make a Yeautiful subcivision; eusy: terns, price, S119 per foot. I. Re BLUOKS, b1y Leth st. uw. adaede PoE a An civvaist building site opposite the Morton resi- ave.n. W. denice at the corner of Joti andi 219-3: : OR sts, Ti €. CST. NE, BED, & 40x100 feet to alley. Price, per Will exchiuuge for dwelling. ot SCOT, WILCOX & RIESTOS arost “ivy Pa. sve, and bth st. aud Le Ol SALE— SMALL TRIANGULAR BLOCE Of ground, bengali of * 8 SQUARE 125, Bounded by Virginia wve., 19 and D ONLY 12.800 SQUAICE FEET: nw, Space for Zo desirable houses. For price and terms apply to ge 3. VN, alge % N THE ST. BETWEEN AVE. AND 17TH S1.; 198x100 each to an alley. "As an investment this is unsurpassed. ‘Apply to J. V. N. HUYCK, aivest 1505 Pa ave. Fo SALE— CHEAP LOTS, DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE. For one lange or two sinall houses; dimensions 26x16 Locauion, 10th sf. se. near PENNSYLVANIAAVE. AND CABLE CAKS, Price, $2,200. ‘Apply to 3. V. N._ HUYCK, divs Ya. ave. 20K SALE— F FINEST BUILDING LOT wey, N. HOYCR, 1500 a, ave, OK SALE—JUsT THINK OF IT 1 MINUTE—3 lots ou “Pst., short square irom Dupont Circle, to alley, at $2.50 per 1vot; makes 4 lots equal $5,v00 each; Over 10,000 Teet at Corner just: sold 3or nearly 80 per foot, “'Uuus ism tarzuin aid only bolus fora short time, ‘Termisto sult. digest ALILE A. BEOWN, 1423 Pa. FOE SALON Post, ber. 151m AND ier sts. Thaves lot 22x100, with frame renting 10F 815 per month, that 4 can tell at © great barman; ‘suuall cash payment, balance long time. aise GEO. A. JORDAN, 1417 F st. FOR SALE-COR NORTH CarrTOL AND T.. oe au: 3 rst wad OK SALE—300 FEET FRONT BY 100 DEEP ON Quincy’st. n.W., hear North Capitol and Electric Tallrvad, UUc. Good chance for a busider. algeot A. L. BARBER & CU., 802 F st. {Ok SALE—A BIG BANGAIN— THE WHOLE front ou cast side of 10th st. .8. from D to i sts., 36 lots; ORIGINAL LOTS AT” CORNERS Ani WoKTH FROM @1 TO $1.00 PER FOUL; INSIDE LOTS, BO 10 We. ; Will sell as a whole tor a short fue sor doe. PEA EOOT. “CHAS. X. Suits 1405 “st Apply to J Pied Fot.aw. Piano, voice Culture, Pils residence, “Adirces 111d 10th ae MER DIETS SCHOOL. 30 aD ST. x W— MMEINDEnGARTEN, “ADVANOED AND “DEAE ES. Coaches from Capitol Hill and northwest (aie-imey ‘A. SCHMITT: section. HARVARD GRADUATE, WITH EXPERIENCE in tutoring, wishes a private pupil; best refer- ences. for int Box 1 oilien, city. az-lw" SLOCUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION and voice culture. EDWARD C. TOWNSEN and Miss ADA TOWNSEND, Teachers, 1317 13th’ Bw. ‘416-1’ M's. FRANCES MARTIN'S ENGLISH AND French Private Day School reopens October 1. 1205 Qt n.w. Parisian professor. Private classes in school. 16-Iin* 7 L NEVIN Ist. NW. Cc. Beecher oF reac! GUITAR, MANDOLIN, BANJO, ‘AR, pole § nol3-2m* A New and Easy ROF. GAILLAR: \OFFICIER D* ACADEMIE) Pina wabaite GAILLAMO'S Glplomeg BchOoL, OF LANGUAGES, 908 ¥F street. FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH and ITALIAN by natives who teach after Gaillard’s. method, the uly one decorated and indorsed by wading educa- tors of Europe and America, See circulars, no2-2u ‘10 T. PIL, iL BEHD OF SIMON, (PUPIL OF EMIL BEHNEE, Support of tons by atdoustial Rudeles, reraiting | a a nm free, open throat. "ven developinentct the female Yoice. “High tones of ‘the ‘male vows a ‘specialty: Scientific treatise on voice sent on application. In~ structor at Norwood Tustitute.| Un Wednesdays and Saturdays at 91:5 1st. n.w. 420-1m" ON FEMALE SEMINARY, 2020 H st.; day and boarding school; full course of in- struction ; moderate terms; competent assistants. FOr circular apply to Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Principal. mi ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, BOORKEEP- ins, Enwlish and civil service Preparation. | Pupils prepared tor. nnapoiis und West Point, Prof. 2 18 spruce st. Send for circular, 5 CHOOT. CLASSES, ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE and primary, also aindercarien departinent, Misses POLLUEK and NOERM have removed thels i guilt 10 44 Gets, where they have lagzer and petter ncconnonations a KOF. PEUHL, SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. EDUCATIONAL. FOR SALE—HOUSES. STOR Fon SAirgh INE ROSINESS CORNER, 07 FEET | Frou Savb_iIn Li WOT FARR, NOk NEARLY IN WASHINGTON. i ow. | Dntw two-story 7 rooms: Mii TiLebe MUTHETORD, De Patsa.w | Orly AYLER S RUTHERFORD: 100 atts’, | PEGE: ABNOLD, WY, MEYER, GRADUATE OF ‘The sbove elegant ana Phich = iy leented ome sty a are on (or 7 SALE“ONE OF THE MOST’ CO ANI COMFORT, Hi ME 7- eg A ll FINE CELLAR * 85,000. south exposures Net i.e bear N. Cap Se pe oak EGkiNatox eLecTRIC SAR TINE, 15 MINUTES ING, ‘TIME. 419-3t__ J. B. WIMER, Real Estato, 608 13th st. Hon SALE F NEW JERSEY AVENUE AQEAE U. 8 CAPITOI ‘overlooking beautiful park Good lot and fine situation.” ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F tn w. N.W. L. 216-08 mm SALE FOSS Stneer wean conn, ave. x.w. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. m (Us BALE—BY FAK Iii ‘MUnt ECUNOMIVAI BESIDENCE LOTS: IN THE CITY SQUARE BOUNDED BY DUPONT ChICLE, IuTH 81, Q 81, EN. H. AVE., ning tis MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE OF MR. LEITER. VERY BRUAD FRONTAGES; SHALLOW DEPTHS; ZRe is} Astrologer, casts horoscopes, gives astrological NO STABLES; charts of your lite, gives also spiritual treatments, CHOICES. Also teaches ustroloxy. Office 415G st. n.w. of-12w* | 219-3t J.B, WIMER, REAL ESTATE, 608 13TH ST. SHINGTON KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUT! oR BALE—LOTS. MODEL KINDERGARTENS AN: Scuoais, | F° eee ae it oro! Mrs. Louise Pollock, 1017 10th st., DL AMPROVEMENT COMPANY. ‘Miss Susan P, Pollock, 1434 Q st., Principal A constant demand tor our 1 Apply to Mrs. LOU, "OLLOOK, Author of Nae tional Kindergarten Manual, Song Books, &¢. do-iu 1438 § 8%. FORMERLY 1223 oa M NAM'S SCHOOL FOR NG MEN AML and boys will open September 21, 1801. Best facilities olfered tor pupils of all ages. Private instruc Hon wiven it desired. “Apply to Wat. H. PU 01 aw FOERSIGNERS DESIRING AN EXPERIENGED Leacher of the nash, Jando, givin am refer ences many of the diploinatic corps. taay apply to} SULA BALCH. S307 1th et iw eee ane SUERCERIQN, COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF SHORT. HAND. —New classes in dictation for writers of all stems are being organized for January 1. 1802, in cbarve of one of the most thorough, po; tar and eft: cient teachers of shorthand in this countr; hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, id 7 to pase Teruis, #6 per mouth’ Appsy. loge office. SAKA'A. SPEACER, ‘dite Princ J ISITING “TUTOR. —PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in elementary or advanced studies by a university graduate; especial success with those who study with Githeulty’¢1 perhour. “Address J., 904 K st. n.w. i, wlan y EMY FOR YOUNG LADIES dren, GUI Hast Capitol st. Classes in music, Painting, phonography and typewriting for ladies ‘not attending sclook, at-he PAUL VOINOT, Diplomé de PUniversitéas France. Correct French taught by natural method. Particular attention given to ‘Inial lesson nosi0-Lmi" Parisian pronunciation. classes In conversation and belles free. TH30 N 3 re SUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY Ma draw a oo ‘ize craycn portrait in 1. A owiede of drawing hecersaty ; satistactory resins or nocharge. J. Mt REYNOLDS, Arust, Gos ae De sow 142 New Piano, onan and harmony. res. 0026-2m* LEARN TO SPEAK AND UN- EV. PRUD'HOMME, derstand French. Call any day at noon. M KS. MY&RS’ SCHOOL, MILLE 1827 1 ST. Boarding and day school for young ladies and little girls. nozi-hin RIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 18111 ST. N.W.— A tuorouxh atid progressive school for both sexes ‘Luding colt Hos. We stp inetpal. W ORS cosaiEKcraL COLiEcy, AUC. Capitol st.. gives a thorduzh practical business ediication “on ¢asy" tering, “Day and evening sessions. "A full corps o: competent instr ‘ou jnercial branches, shorthand and typewritin. Set for 24-paxe cireu nolb-tr STAKIN'S GREAT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, 13 and 17 E st. n.w.—Two hundred students In recu- lar attendance. “ Bhorthand, typewriting, book beep- ing, Spanish, civil service training. Every department controiled U¥ a distinguished specialist. Tine calied olf by electricity In those jamous shorthand and type. writing speed Classes, FLenomenal advancement of students.” Shorthand and typewriting, including stX hours’ dictation a day, three mouths, 310. Fuu busi- hess course, including bookkeepii, business, prac- ice, arithunctic, penipansiip, &. three months, 810, MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES—OF ONE OB MORE. ACKES— ‘And FINE BUILDING LoTS ‘On the PALISADES OF THE POTOMAG, ——CONDUIT KOAD,— TERMS, in every case, TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. home oF our cuvice Vauding lotscan bo bougut ad 28300. $25 CASH, BALANCE IN SMALL MONTHLY PAY- MENTS. SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING ERECTED ON PRKOPeKTY ALREADY SOLD. THOSE YURCHASING NOW are sure to HANDSOME PROFITS in the near future. For plats, pamphlets and iurther untormation ap- piy at Compauy'noitice, cells alo ¥ st. n.w., Washington, D.C. LADIES’ GOODS. J OTTINGHAM VALENCENNES cae tei Mandbenchiefs, “2 for, 25 cena: duchess edge lawn cente: Turtain dings equally‘cheap. E. SISSLING, O44 Sth st n'a It" PLAIYING, PINKING, BUTTONS TO ORDER; the Deinorest sewiny thachine, first-class in every Fespect, sold at a fai: prokt, $10.90, ai6-1in* GOW! LUCAS, 908 oth st. nw. MES.,%. BRADLEY, MODISTE, 7 ¢ ST. N. 2M ‘ormerty N. ¥., invites patronage of Washinton Jadies. “Costunnies tiade in latest styles. Pertect Stat moderate price. Cuttin and basting a specialty. BUTLER, Fine Dressmaker and Ladies’ Tailor, 2107 Fst, nw, 0- Lun’ Me Formerly 12th and G sts. vexixa Axp Panty Duesses CLEANED. PARTIAL CLEANING OF THE MOST DELICATE FABRIC. LACES OF ALL KINDS FINISHED —DEMI NEUF.— Fr BI BE o> I TLE > TP Be 83 oe ERE SSF ueu od) ROE ONAN ‘oo oF al 1163 G STREET NORTHWEST. 45S ee MADAME HICARD-DUMAINE OF PARIx, 00 ‘wist st. n.w. Artistic repairing and mending of India. cashmere’ shawis., point curtains “and dateriais of any kind tenibroiery. Highest references i LL THE LATEST STYLES IN CAPE_AND UNSINGU AST Furriers LS aes 2? oe, Migeas s Furriers, 13 st: nw. Old: le vealekan gurmuents dyed and altered into latest = ee1-Gun ME vA ThA ‘Spanish, ¥2 per wouth Day and night sessions lodiste ALVA C STAR cirery seb-1y _ President and Propmetor. | _noao-1m ——_AR4 adles’ Tallon, | ae ow, ([ HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 923 14th st. nw. N ERGARTEN AND SCHOOL | THE ELIZABETH PEABODY KINDER GARTEN NOKMAL TRAINING SCHOOL uow open, 2938 Sunderland place, south of Dupont Circle, “ul-tt Norwoon_Issrrrere, "1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, SELECT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, Rov clasts formed for pupils entering Deceanber Lat, congratulate you warmly on your gteat success in your uubie school, Yours AE PARET, Bishop of Mt at, o a. Mr. and Mra WM. ly CABELL. Principal oes (Conthbig COnLEGE OF CoMMEICE, xs La, aye; epporte City Fost Oifice, . URNER, A.M. G.E., Prin, Sixth year asa business educator in this city. Fit- teen years a memboroi the faculty of Eastman Collexe, Joie wathor or the Eastman System of Trait, wich Received the only cold iedal awared for basiness education at the world's fair held in Paris in 1880, Sis courses: business, Enwiish, Accountancy. Civil Service, Shorthaud and Iypewriiing. “Buperior abd enthusiastic™ teaching, — Yhorowe” and courses. Graduates Of rare excellence wuished success. Situations. when competent. for catalowue containing a description ol nd last yeat’s enrolliuent of more than 300. Gt, JOHN'S COLLEGE, VERMONT S’Stuaies: Enslish, French? Latin, Greek, standard phonography, counierce, mathematics. “Has prnuary gudraitiner’ classes" Heovens Monday. Septeusber ISS AMY C. LEAVITT OF BOSTO? M’ (ee Lore Ro PIANO AND HARMONY, 183 SUSAN ANDKEWS RIG VOCAL CULTURE, Also musical history aud analyse. _0e12-3m T218 Lith st. now, MSSBALCH’S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND 207 10th st. u.w. Fuplispre- departnentaland 8030 Lusuess college, 1207, i Jared successtully 10r eLViL werVice, Fat. aw diist | Caius exammationn. wear (OK SALE—TWO OF THE CHOICEST AND | QTUDENTS IN V UsIC y DON: Ligases tn rear 4-800 Sheayest lots of the west side of Lath st. above | SaNPENGS x pupil of Shebeooons eon fa at a OR eta | ts. "p ha CHAS uit | Herland aintcia: Ce nal wer ee a 1 Au Yc. per fool. CU! sy 3 a cial ©: ou the Ist and loth. (di8] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. | ae nw.et > ‘abot bj special Aor ‘Tet. aw. ook erat pr ye 5-ROOM aay MS ts sw, V2 toL tnctusives neutiag at 40 Dor th. "Price, #4250 poor “UH. PARKER, _a1s.3t Bs rat JOR SALE-CHEAP_THKEE 3iOOM B ‘houses ot fst. bet Hat and 2d water and sewer. ain ‘aise Sie and £ sts FOE SALE-CHEAP_GOOD BUSINESS PHOP- Brerty om Pa ave. bet, Su and 48 te mw. 18e.: ot Bes To a W-to0t alley. ‘Price, 814-000; terins, 55 cam, balance? and 2 3yearm CoH Palen ae 4% aid E sts. )OR SALE-CHEAY—SEVEN FIX HOOM BRICK houses on I st. bet. id snd 49 5.W., renting to oud tenants; 82,100 each; terius, 1 casif, bs 2 and 2 yeara, CH. PARKER, ales 4% and E sts. sw. POR SALE—CHEAP—NEW BRIc K STORE, FI ‘Foous dwelling and cellar, COR. 6TH AND Va. AYES: mgter ie hitchen gasand seweraue. Price, apsagaccs oH PARKER, Als 45s and Este. sw. Fok Sale THE NOMTHEAST CORNER OF D and 10th sts. n.e.. 7>HORT LOTS ON GRADE, ‘only d0c. per toot; OPPOSITE COMNERS SOLD at 21 UPWARDS PER FOOT: buyer can realize @ hand- some pont, CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F st. n.w. St. ‘OL 8 SHOUT LOTS ON Ma. ave. bet. 1th and 14th sts. 1. FRONTS; at from $1,180 TU si concrete pavement, large parking, twolineson H st, with addition, Bake these a wood investiuent for jator. CHAS. A SHIELDS, 1400 F OK SALE— TWO ¥ Fn fittea it block pa and sewer; 10 clove out the holdings of a ground will be suid at 40 cents Ter tout; terms, one third casa, Tand 2 years, disse C."it, PARKER, 4 and Es. w. CHEAP-THE EAST HALF OF square Si, containing about 38,000 feet of eround; Price, Go cents per toot; ters easy ast H. PAKK&R, 4% and E .w. ‘Ok SALE—CHOICE LOTS ON 10’ NeW. ole at’ a reat bargain: coue ahd see me. Office OR SALE-GOOD INVESTMENT—FIVE-ROOM Prick on Tat at, new Kat m. w. 5 renting Yor 7.00 ped mouth. Price “tise Yb. POHARE, 1006 ¥ st, Urick, 7 rooms, bath and cellar; jot I to. 30 foot alley and 15-fout sive aliey.* Will be soldat abar- ees ceaey 5 buat to lea town for poidence the west. Price, if suid at once, or “i'll! WakNER & co. arzst DIG F at se JOK SALE_SPECIAL DARGAIN—4-STORY Hon Mint Bet ch ad Ast es. ‘and residence 11 LOth st. mw, Maus oe EDWARD W. BOKER. 30k SALE— Lots in that beautiful subdivision Adjoining Fort Meyers she tanteas military post in th ‘ort Meyer, 1 2 United states, "0 yet above the Putowact plemty oF Yiews: bverytody. charmed with the location prices, Scents to 1S cence per square foot; terius easy. Bend healthy location; 2 eon Water, Saitene. APPly te AW EES aI5-8 — ROBINSON & LODGE, a6 Shand > Atlantic building Or 1. BET, P AND MADISON STS. N.W. Three iots, cach 23 feet 9 inches trout by 97 feet ’ eer tos J. FISHER & CO. 416-6 1384 F stew. SALE— seAcrirCr, BUILDING SITES AT FORMER RESIDENCE, OF EX-PRESIDENT Thi and hae ever} contents of the city, com- mands fine views and is easily accessible by woud roads ‘Persons ‘ha Seah es Reveal seen heaton Plats rt Eanes ue |e EMOVAL — SCHOOL OF COOKERY, B.A. BAKER, has removed from 1 to 513 12th at. Bow. “Special or class lessons. Fresh cake ‘dally. Dislies for dinners, receptions, Re, Lurnished to order. AIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Evecare row. ‘THE SPENCE th and D sts. nw. os ‘Twenty-seventh sclivlastic year begun » Sep. tember 1, 101. Dey and evening sossions. School of Practical” business, Schvol of Preparatory Enzlishe School of Shorthand and Typewritine, Spencerian Pen> mansitp, School of Mechanical and. Architectural Drawing. Fullcorys of instructors. Moderate rates of tuition ; central location ; spacious halls and class, Tools. Services of graduates always in demand. Oftice oben every business day. Call or send for new illus- fated aunual unnoucement, contaming full iD formation. MIS. SAKA A. SPENCER, aud Pnnetpal and Proprietor. MILLS, 1804 Lt. a _Leesons resumed September 10, ACADEMY OF THE HOLY cross, For Young Ladies and Little Giste, Systematic and thorowsi: work in overy department, BUSINESS, MS aannterre oe2-Gmn* OUT OF WASHINGTON. Vi HALL—A HOME. sc FOR CHILDREN 1 ander tc years faze, at Forest GiearMd- "Special 1 back ‘Dosd-in Misa EMMA FRENTISS, Princtpal. ‘OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT City, MD" Rie 1gr ORIN te abil bore, ocG-4m* resident. — Ger Tux Busr, ‘THR CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO., (97 Pean. ave., adjoining Ketional Hotel, ‘Tuil particulars can behad on application} Horse Blankets and Lap Robosat low prices, ocl7 Mas M. J. Hoxr, 1300 F ST. ¥.W. PURS CLEANED. ALTERED AND REPAIKED equal fo ews 3d yeura’ experience. | pol4-Gw* 315 Del. ave. n.e.. 1 square from Capitol. ULTONS To ORDER TO MATCH MATERIAL, orl) fz fla, taney, bail shape: plain, or with Ory, v1 ‘crepe or velvet, HLL, 717 otlest, nw rao ME. 7. B Harnisoy, 1329 F STREET, 18 CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THROUGH HER AGENTS IN LONDON AND PARIS, THE LATEST FASHIONS IN HATS AND BONNETS, Mee sie ot Ula itr, removed to 121 of it. 217, Lace Curtairs mended and do! e Dyezixa, DBY CLEANING, a, ANTON FISCHER, 906 G ST. N.W. Dresses dyed a Mourning Black my fall spectalty. RENCH DYEING, N cl Pine Sctabiinneat, S20 New Nae eee o ae PARTY DRESSES PLUSH ARO VELVETS. ANTON AND CAMOLINE LERCH, formeriy with A. Fisher and Maison Yriese, Faris. 2 For Curssruas. Glace Fruit of first-class quality and fresh—packed in bewutifut French boxes of different shapes, ‘Sizes, colors and prices. My im- portation. N. W, BURCHELL, iio Bat. > > mez Exzcrno SILVER-PLATED WARE, Replating and Repairing a specialty. - KANN & SONS' MANUFACTURING CO., Brane aw, Prowry, wattnors, Wa Lives Usvenweas. A. KEA pened a store wnuion oon aloe Pater fuliue of bates: SGrchbs 2 ‘cons eke: their own soaterisken ‘Ladies mm: dressed t¢ ocl-3m Gants Surrs Scounep AND PRESSED FOR gL ce .; Pants. 3 We SEES ae, Soe DO HAHN. 705 9th at, a.w. 30 ind 425 N. Kutaw st,. Baltimore, Ma. PECIAL OFFER_FOR OME DOLLAR ONLY WE Seats 12-8 worthof very fine NEW MUstovor ued 7 authors, Collection fitted “SPRAW OP YING Most” Blegantly YON SALE AT ALL MUSIC STORES WILLIS © GOs Baltlnore SA. best ESI4BLISHED 1s70_W, 5. TAPPAN, DEALER im wi i ‘be. (a uth a, we turd dae Slovo. ine watches Jewelry repairing specialty. sels, ROFESSORS AND STUDENTS. PEGie a intetested’ inrebing the patriotio M'xsk Four bookseller for one. __a-3w* i Pe Sie ae Portal Ye Dorenal at Says ready to take Your Pictures sie GAL ‘XINDS— ING OF ALL. ‘aRD RecouDS. Ww ‘M. W. MO ORE, Manager. ——— Alverds Heiser has for lverda eS TF pao THE Lost Doos. ‘The painting, ““The Lost Dogs,” in the Corco- ran Art Gallery has been much admired for the sympathetic spirit that pervaded it, but it was never known bow completely it traversed the realm of pathos clear to the world of the inani- mate until the artist who hides behind his initials produced tho above sketch. It is not explained whether these saw-dogs have been deserted by tramps who aro eating ill-gotten pie while the wood pile remains undiminished or whether they have been decoyed away by some family that was in need of kindling. The sketch speaks for itself, and like many another stand- ard work of art tells a story that is fall of power and emotion and thrilling with the touen of genius, even though you cannot tell exactly what it is Thio supplementary study should do much for the amateur in art by showing how mucha picture may suggest if you will only take the time to study it. , No man can cultivate an optimistic mind on & pessimistic stomach. ‘I spoke to Miss Billins about matrimony yesterday,” said Willie Wishingtoa. “Indeed? What did she say?” : “She said ‘yes.'” i“ “Lcongratulate you.” “Don’t. What Iawsked her was whethah she thought marriage with me would be a failure.” “It is the old story,” said the pick-pocket who was arrested for being in possession of another man's watch. “What do you mean?” asked the policeman. ‘I got into trouble by having too much time on my hands.” He kissed her, and all of the world seemed aflame And wonderfal visions of brilliancy came; -|The earth seemed revolving by jerks and by jars When, after her box on the ear, ho saw stars. A cut from an incompetent tailor is one of the saddest things that a social aspirant has to bear. “Save up your pennice,” says the sage; Alas, the wisdom is but slendor, For those who do it, find with rage, They have too much for legal tender, “What makes you stay down south,” he asked of the friend he met by chance. ‘Econom; ‘But you haven't any employment.” ee but there isn’t any sleighing down re.” ‘The girl whose shoes are number eights May sigh for some contraction, But Christmas time she contemplates With lively satisfaction. ————+ee—___ , 4 MURDEROUS YOUTH Tells Another Boy He Will Shoot Him Down Like a Dog. Edward Johnson, a fourteen-year-old colored boy, was locked up at the ninth precinct sta- tion yesterday afternoon by Policemen Gordon and Flynn on a charge of having com- mitted a deadly assault on a white boy named Lewis Fusko. ‘The ascault was committee Saturday morn- ing about 10:30 o'clock near the corner of 4th and A streets northeast. The Fusko boy had a miraculous escape, and an eye witness to the af- fair in describing it said that the Fusko boy ‘was as game as a chinch. The Johnson boy had an old pistol, and when he met the other boy he made some remark to him, and then said he would shoot him down like a dog. He then proceeded to put his threat into execution, and pointed the pistol so that the ball could not bave gone far from the head of the Fusko boy. Instead of getting frightened and running away Fusko ran toward his assailant and tussled for - sion of the weapon, and while doing so wise tol was exploded and the bullet was sent tween his feet. A citizen blew a police whistle, and when the boys separated the colored boy ran away and escaped. Policeman Flynn beard the report several == way, but when he reached the set shooting Johnson was not to be found. ‘The officers searched for him yeuay | night and yesterday until they finally located him. The boy madea statement in Judge Kimball's court this morning in which he declared that there were no bullets in the pistol. ‘ Judge Kimball! fined him €50 for having the weapon and directed the officer to swear cut a warrant for the boy for assault with intent to kill This was done, and Judge Miller com- mitted him to jail in default of €1,000 bail to await the action of the grand jury. gsi <ee Death of Mr. D. G. Smith. Mr. D. G. Smith died suddenly of heart fail- ure shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday after- noon at his home, No. 1515 O street northwest. He had enjoyed s hearty dinner and was about going out to makes call when he wasstricken. His wife, who was upstairs, heard something fall and returned to the first floor, where she found Mr. Smith unconscious. A gentleman in the house was immediately called and o ysician summoned, but nothing could be jone.to relieve the stricken one, and at about 4:45 p.m, he quietly ceased to breathe. Mr. Smith was born at Stillwater, Saratoga county, N. ¥., the 15th of February, 1819, and was consequently aged seventy-two years, ten months and five days when he je moved to Waterford, Saratoga county, N. ¥.. when out twenty-one years and was engaged in the hardware and coal’business there for over forty years. He was a member of the board of supervisors of Saratoga county for a number of years and held other town offices. He moved to Wi in the summer of 1883, and re- sided here up to the time of his death. He lived at No. 1833 G streot northwest until a ear ago, when removod to his late residence, No. 1515 © street. He leaves a wife, one daughter, Mra. H. A. Babcock of Brooklyn, and son, Mr. W. P. Van Wickle of this city.’ His remains will bo buried at Waterford, N. Y. SOCIAL MATTERS. ‘of Interest. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins entertained a large gathering on Saturday afternoon when they introduced their eldest daughter, Miss Kats Hopkins. Their house was profusely decorated with roses, and no small part of the beauty and fragrance came from the stacks of bouquets sent the debutante. Mrs. Hopkins wore « handsome gown of black brocaded silk and her danghter was prettily dressed in white silk and chiffon. Mra. Langhorne, Mra. Artur Addison and Mrs. Hornsby did’ the honors of ae room, while Miss Black and Mi Hunt of Baltimore, Mies Fairfax, Miss Eugenia Hill, Miss McKim and Miss Gibson assisted in receiving. Among those present were Mra. Jobn Mullan, the Misses Mullan, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson, the Misses Hutchinson, Mr. iy Depew, jr., Miss Brown, Mrs. Pollok, Senator Gibson, Mrs and Miss’ Steele, Mrs. Hinckley, the Misses Cox, Dr. and Mra. Van Reypen, Mrs. James Hoban and Miss Mitchell. Mrs. John R. McLean has sent out cards for a children's fancy dross ball on, Thursday, De- cember $1, at 2: Mrs. Howard White has issued invitations for gn “at home” Wednesday, December 23, 4 Miss Julia Waggaman will give a fancy dress ball Tuesday evening, December 29, from 7 to 11 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. S H. Kauffmann have issued cards for December 30 for a reception to the members of the National Capital Press Club and theit wives, and not for a gencralrceeption, as has been stated. Col. and Mrs. Treutlen gave # delightful pro- greshive enchro party Saturday evening. The first prizes were won by Mr. Bullis and Mrs. Treutlen. The boobies were carried off by Mr. Brewer and Miss Bush. After awarding the prizes refreshments were served. Among those resent were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Blackwood, ir. and Mra. Bullis, Mrs. McCauley, Missos Lrewer, Bush, Davia Kluge, Bulbs,” Miller, Cunningham, Mary Brower. Comstock, Kather: ine Davis, Lillian Cunningham, Mahon and Messrs. Boykin, E.C. O'Brien, Clark, Mahon, J. P. O'Brien. A delightful tea was given by the Misses Drown Saturday afternoon from 4 to § o'clock, for which 200 cards were issued. ‘The hostesses, Were assisted by Miss Nat MacMillan, Miss Ida Topham, Miss Kittie Donovan and Miss Dulin. Gen. Upshaw, who was prostrated at the close of the speakership contest and has been for some ten days ill at the Normandie, has returned to his home iu New York. He was accompanied by his wife and little daughter. Mrs. and Miss Foster, the wife and daughter of the Secretary of the Treasury, will not re- ceive on their regular Wednesdays until after the holidays, ‘The following aro at the Hamilton for the winter: Senator and Mrs. Frye, Senator Turpie and Miss Turpie, Representative and Mrs. Hol- man, Kepresentativo J. P. Dolliver, Represen- tative and Mrs. Nelson Dingley’ aud Mass Dingley, Ikepresentative C. A’ Boutello ard family, Representative and Mrs. W. N. Enozhe, Representative James O'Donnell and family, Miss George, Judge and Mrs. L. Weldon, Judge and Mrs. Hl Scudder, Judge aud Mrs. J. Hal- sey, Capt. and Mrs. McNally, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Pitkin, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ward, Miss Mary Allen and niece, Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Wadskier, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ripley and Miss Ripley, Mrs. H. B. McLaughlin and daughter and L. B Hamersly, jr. The “Geraniums,” composed of the following young men of Capitol Hill, J. “M. Williams, president, A.J. Perkins, secretary and treas- urer, Frank A. Carpenter, G. J. Gilbert, W. 8. Hodges, Lee F. Miller, E.'E. Roberts, Chas. F. Roberts, Anton Stephan and Foster Veiten- heimer. gave their tirst dancing reception at MeCauley’s Hall on Friday evening. The dancing commenced at 8:30 and lasted until 12. Among those present were Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.Laporte and Mrs, Meads, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mimes Dur- roughe, Carpenter, Dickerson, Dorris, Fuller, Keogh, Laporte, Barnes, Me! Morgan, Meads, Méler, ‘Shook, Slee, 4 Vaudt, Veitenbeimer, Williams ‘and Wiley, and Messrs. Cross, Copeland, Dawson, Dumont, Du- rant, Eckles, ‘Ford, Heiskell, Keech, Laporte, Richmond, Stelle, Wiley, Hipkins, Mack, Tap- pan, Hodges, Williams, Carpenter, Veitenheimer, Stephan, Gilbert, Perkins and ¢. F. and E. EL Roberts. The members of the reception com- mittee were Charles F. Roberts, Frank A. Car- penter and William S. Hodges. THE CHILEAN AFFAIR. No Information to Be Gained From the ‘The State Department is very discreet as te information in regard to Chile today. The last telegram received from Minister Egan came last Friday, but no intimation of its contents can be obtained. The rather startling romore from Valparaiso call forth neither affirmation nor denial from the officials, and there is up: usual silence about all matters pertaining te the controversy. It is expected that the Presi- dent will send all of the correspondence in the case to Congress ina short time, probably a# toon as he receives an official announcement of the result of the investigation being conducted by the Chilean government into the Baltumore affair. ‘MR. POAN'S LAST CAPLBORAM. Tt is understood that the contents of Mr, Egan's last cablegram, in describing the state of affairs in Chile, did not represent a very pe: cific attitude on the of the government at Valparaiso. While not actually sensational oF alarming it did not give much ground for hoping that the Chileans will be very anxious for a quiet rettiement of the difficulty itis further understood that the report of the minister of crimes has been «ubmitted, and that its nature is euch as to enable the Chileas government to return a polite negation to ow demands for reparation. | This is believed to be the inspiration of Mr. Egan's cablegram. es 2+ — DISTRICT GOVEENMENT, NEW WATER SAINS. Tho following water mains will be tid a¢ Pipe and funds become available under the pro- visions of the act of Congress approved June 17, 1890: A six-inch water main and t plugs on New Hampshire avenue from S street te Oregon avenue. A six-inch water main andtwe fire hydrants on 16th street extended from Park to Howardavenue. A six-inch water main and two fire hydrants on 13th strect from C to & streets ni All under the provisions of the act above referred to, A PUMP To BE REMOVED, The old worn-out pump at the corner of 8th and I} streets southeast has been ordered to be removed, the well cleaned, the water exatained by the chemist, and if found fit for use & new pump will be erected at the curb line. ‘TO INVESTIGATE THE GAS LIGHTING IX GEORGE: TOWN. ‘The Commissioners have ordered an investi- Bation of the lighting of the gas lamps in Georgetown on the night of the 18th. Several days ago Lieut. Holl sent to the Com: missioners a large list of lamps in Georgetown that were only partly turned on the night above referred ‘to. Concluding his letter Lieut. Hollinberger said: “The dim light re- flected from them caused Officers Upperman and J'asseno to examine the lamps, when they made the discovery that all the lamps on their beat were only partly turned on. They found the lamp lighter, Philip Brown, who informed them that Mr. Leach gave them strict orders not to turnon afull headof gw. The same orders were given toall the lamp lighters in Georgetown. DISTRICT BUILDINGS CLOSED. At the board session of the Commissioners this afternoon the Commissioners ordered the closing of the District building as a mark of respect to the late Senator Plumb, who always such an active interest in District affairs. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The water department recently laid a water main over the new Pennsylvania avenue bridge as a prevention against fire, and today ordered that three connections be made therein and nozzles for hose connections made. Upon the recommendation of Capt. Lusk Jno. K. Cleveland has been appointed assistant machinist in the water department, vice D. W. Russell, removed. The Commissioners have ordered the con- struction of @ main sewer on L street north- east between 4th and Sth streets, the work to be added to the provisional achedtle of scwors to be constructed during the next fiscal year. No Escape From Electrocation. Chief Justice Pullor announced in the United States Supreme Cou=t today that the court bad aflirmed the decision of the lower court in the Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith Hoover, jr., have re- moved to 1118 9th street and will be homo as usual on Tuesday. Mrs. Rudolph F. Bartle, jr., was assisted at her reception on Thursday by her mother, Mra. M, V. Milburn, Miss Maud Milburn, Miss Mary Fox, Miss Annie Stranahen of Athens, N. ¥., and the Misses Bartle. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Tolen of New York city are stopping at Willard’s. Mrs. E. L. Cudlip, having received news cf the death of her uncle, Amos J. Butcher of Philadelphia, leaves for there this evening to attend the funeral. ‘Mr. Walter S. Androws will spend the holi- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Andrews, 1765 Massachusetts avenue. John McClure Wiley and Mra Wiley ere spending a few days at the Shorcham before go- ing south for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ramey will be at home to their friends at 442P street northwest on Thurs- days in January. ‘The Mignonette Club will give their third dance at the National Rifles’ Hall Monday evon- ing, January 4 Mount Vernon M. E.Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding Wednesday evening, that of Miss Louisa Neitzey and Walter 8. West. The bride was attired in tan broadcloth, trimmed in beaver fur, with hat and gloves to match, and carried a bunch of La France roses tied with pink ribbon. She was attended by Miss Lizzie Burneston as maid of honor, and Mr. Geo. Holtman acted as best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride, 212 10th street southwest, which was attended’ by a number of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. West's fature home will be 215 9th street southwest. An enjoyable surprise party was given to Mr. Geo. B. Heinecke of 804 11th street Tuesday evening by his friends. Those present were Mrs. C. T. Heinecke, Mrs. G. W. Hauptman, Mrs. 8. E. Tracy, Miss Lillian Moore, Miss Fan- nie Grahme, Miss Carrie irc, Miss Abel, Miss Clara Hauptman, Miss Jessie Babcock, Messrs. Boyle, Wooster, Satliff, Hammer, ’ Pasche, Evans, Babcock, Cormany, Hauptman, ‘Tracy. Mr. Frank Roe Batchelder, private secretary to Congressman Walker, left for Worcester, Mase, this morning for the holidays. Miss 8. Alexander bas gone to New York to visit her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Lind of Minnesota are keeping house at 1513 O street. The Fish Market. ‘The report of Mr. Gwynne Harris, inspector of marine products for lust week shows the arrival at the river front of 4,988 bunches of fish, 88 carp and 21,200 bushels of oysters. Saturday there arrived 210 bunches of rock fish, 186 bunches of pike, 142 bunches of yellow rch, 73 bunches’ of white perch bunches of catfich, 32 bunches of winter shad, 16 bunches of cels, 16 carp and 3,500 bushels of oysters. ‘The supply of oysters this season has been in excess of what was anticipated and the quality has Deen mach better than the supply E i a ge Fz cases of Charles McElvaine, convicted of the murder of the Brooklyn grocer, Lucea, and cola Trezza, also convicted of murder. These us cl ten sought to secure write of habeas upon Warden Brush of Sing Sing prison. Justice Fuller ordered that the mandate of the court should issue at once, #0 that no further delay might occur in executing the death sen- tence, ————_____ The Claasen and Simmons Cases Affirmeds The United States Supreme Court, in ai opinion rendered today by Justice Gray, af firmed the decision of the lower court in the cases of Peter J. Claasen and Frederick Sim~ mons, convicted of embezzlement and “kiting” operations in connection with the failure ef the Sixth National Bank of New York city. The decision of the court was foreshadowed at the time of the argument, when the court in- formed Solicitor General Taft,who was the case for the government, that it was necessary for him to argue the Simmons case; that it had already heard sufficient argument. [tis said that counsel for the prisoners have under consideration the advisability of apply- ing for a pardon. peeephinmnies ‘The Cathedral Site Approved. Dr. Douglas has secured from Bishop Parcte letter, dictated from his sick bed in Baltimore, approving the choice of the cathedral nite made by the committee on Friday last. The bishop Las appointed a general ot w in terested in the cathedral. to be held at the house of Mr. Henry E. Pellew., 1637 Massachu- setts avenue, on the evening of January 7. — Marriage Licenses, Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Wm. Ball and Annie Johnson; Charles Harris of Falls Church, Va., and Maggie Shepherd of Caroline county, Va.; Wm. H. Shelley and Delia Houck; Chesterfield Jackson of Prince George's county, Md., and Elizabeth Lee of Orange county,’ Va.;" Valancoste Guines of Westmoreland county, Va., end Vestitia Bird; Herbert Richardson and Alice Williams. Thos. Parker and Martha Jones; F. W. Darrow end Bessie Booker; Chas. H. Landers and Nora Jackson; Lemuel James Barber and Mary Roche Metealfe; Henry P. Klotz and uer- ite S. Swan; W. 8. Mason and Annie E. Hunter- son, both of Fairfax county, Va. The Death Record. ‘There was not a death from the grip reported at the health office yesterday or today. During the twenty-four bours ending atnoom today burial permits were issued from the health office for the following: White—Alice T-Kelly, 16 years, consumption; Joseph O. Evans, 5 days, inanition; Albert M. Evans, 62 years, asthma; Preston & Plumb, 54 Years, atheroma of the’ arteries of brain; Virgie P.'Pierce, 27 years, congestion of Junge; W ton Ingersoll, 4 months, bronchitis; Ruth L Tomlinson, 5}, boars, cwruleum dis ease. Colored—Hei C. Fitzhugh, 15 months, bronchitis; Lula McKeynolds, 6 months, maras- mus; infant of V. T. and Angelina 3 hours, exposure at birth; Sallie Banks, 85 years, congestion luags. a “He Hits Me, But Still I Love Him.” James Jones, a colored man, whose grey hair shows that he is several years older than Dora Jones, bis female companion, gave that as an excuse for their upbappiness when beard in a Kimball's court this morning. were. both th fondock, | BF i 3 ul EP 5 i i g i 4 i rele it I £ Hi tt i ze i : tthe eed » HE] f ul t : H