Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1892, Page 3

FOR SALE---HO USES. FOR SALE---HOUSES. FOR SALE---LOTS. a ? mR SALE OR EXCHAN Pemidence FOR SAEE TL BAVE THE CH ex! ‘Oni, aEAPEST 1D OR PALE tk Sa Sue i POR SALE-a VEnY PRETTY LOT ON weet Eaatisia tnt Siabueaay sce odeta ments. heated Fo. SALE-CHEAP_NEW HOUSE IN NORTH dot water: electric Sentind beavtinents: peated Uy cae gag es a MF PG, ROS Jose avis Or, entertaining and ready Tor occa: be ey oe 816 Fit. Beare oe ithe pie: situated im’ nm. w-, Im — om bie center. Will sell on small cash payment ik SALE—VERY DESIRABLE AS A HOME OR rexchanwe for siuall howse or her vacant found. FGirestictae new tnesestory. and concreted: cellar Tea Mateo OWNER Bea Sree Hoomstente ell bal'gau tained ney aria swith aro closets; {'Reniuay! vain ave. care: NEWLY RE. om®,‘aleoves, larwe O8 SALE_ 1443 CONCORAN modeled: three stories, 7 rs Gai aw aw. fand ave. and F FORSAGE BLOCK OF perlee, Jot 18 feet’ mbt wide to an ai ED SS WARE; 1006 ¥ at. ‘PRE: INGLOTS ikkat we, ony eee ‘st. SALE_N. ¥_ BET. 18T AND2D8Ts. iets Spe fs FOR SALE PEAUTIECE “CORNER LOT ON ‘Whitney ave. near 141 Fanwe, iatrobe, iiheae RUT S it FE nltney are, BO AAREE (Wille Sold at 9 bar~ et Vath and all mod. imps. new ranwe. Se pear £. Ors, (mht : ain fit I 3 oS mT : fuss bing, We. . 15x40, @3, 500+ APDIY om Premises, ELLIS & CHAPPEL, 52 on rT st Lock | JronsaLE—107 SSQUAREM 29 FFET FRONT: | FOR MALES? ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS; soz Fer, 250 exon avo cerca —aaree | Fy hehe moi to rh Ee wat | Kitsap alts ear uaat setek | Fico etae ieee ine Serapere |e peat thea See wa BOE TE ALE-G-ROOM AND CELLAR BRICK | 4 Park. 10 rooms ad bath, two-story frame: lot 3 ein 40 Cates 6, fronting Seward Park ;élevea, Sw icee ‘ml hota; MOL, imp. ne location: lot 98129 40 Behas eit 9,000, SHOS, G. HENSEY £CO.. | manana a0 Cit ‘ary. a ight collar entire TOPS, Lock bowser sop, Tem WO walt. Adress | SALE-LOT Big FT. FRONT, 15-PT. SIDE Be 2 ail = a — | length of pouse; all the mu ma : SALE — TW fwpra | 2.82 rear alleys: V pear 13th w.w. : special i SALES i fug tubes, cabl SALE— TWO LOTS ON COLUMBIA : ; F of fro iors Sino cat Clsace elUsminthiys | Ftast Cui ttre iar tad Saunat” bak | lle nh ayeu ate i etn allsopetquatefite | F'ughie: Pincette ot oent, 13h each Q02160: | WIRES? HOIsTEM AR gee taas, market vals hs Staite 18 1ORh ot. n-w. mae? | TOO. Dati L Pris SOE eeery aco. | eee seme ey ome me Apacer | “wh S12 Fst. ww. R SALE-DESIRABLE LOT ON 90TH ST. Fors otia Ban RSEAR IST AND E} _mbSe aed) SOU Fst. JfOk SALE—A BATGATN—ON EASY TERMS FOr, SALE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS — $2,318 | © 5-"- bot Bane te SQ fers ont to alley oa reee Fete aly mop on : ‘OR SALE— A TWO-STORY AND CELLAR 7 | FOF those nign Story and collar Urick dweliineyon | Fsquare feet at corner of 33th and Whitary aves | mng-at OT Be een ar room and bath brick on New Yor! : Hist. vetween S1st and 220 ste., coutaining M room: | 75e. ber foot; easy terme J.-H. GRAY & CO. : $6,700. In perfect condition. s,m... and heated by furaace, for only $6,000, if | smh s—3t 657 Fit | POR, SALE-ON FST. NW. NEAR 22D ST.- 3 THOS, fold‘ ne easy teraas. Call at once tor KeyntO lO" | On SAEESA BEAUTIFUL LOT ON 1TH SE | A srsieable lot, 1Ssexte feet Yo" alley a rears termd egptral location’ makes | _mhs- exe) "0 Ouse. 2B. a WARREN BCD. tee Standt WsiO0 to aloy HT | Ss Brie Der foot a uIESTON, : “FIN © see ee eee -mi._| Gray CO. OTF bern se . WUT. WILCOX & HIESTON, MABN, 612 F st. 2 PPR ya Sic bitasant comenas te ome, albent Poe SLE 26.000, TN EASY PAYMENTS. wiLt c mabs-3 1907 Pa ave. and Oth and La. ave. ze i ‘ima: KSALE_3.SEOKY BKICK, 4TH ST - electric lighting; large jot; stableon rear. A. P. ‘purchase one of the best bargains in bet. Land M sty . Grooms. loca: | DON & CU.. G15 14th st. ‘wht | offered: brick: 3 stories and cellar; S rooms. ‘urnace Potiget a ea od piece: cm comeal lowe 2H mb7-2t oat am BW ‘Sat the office of Pall for key H. WARNER & CO., 91GF stn. Ww. Fo, ALE—117! E., 10 ROOMS, i #8, 100; trust a08 sa ‘Weta s dosirable property hone ~ .Q ST. NEAR i7THN.W.. LARGE ro COR SALE— ———___ > ae 3 story rick, 10 rvoins and every mod. limp. + lot ‘Ok SALE—25TORY FKAM 2oxigo. 000. : 3 © WASH'N DANENHOWER, et ad Meu Ee DANTE, S00. A DAMMA. FOks SALE TWOSTORY AND | BASEMENT SALE brick on 12th st. near 3 n.w. epee le eeccana cee aan amt iccmercleley, re Otmuowss, | erenas ae SSIS at ROUTER, | ERS Ree Haag Gh st. ue. - aabeow! Tennessee aye. hn... Or, z EW TWO-STORY AND men t. AGRIO0.. cellar bay. window brick ; 900 2d st 2's, cellar aiid bath is ‘Droit Pari 7 rooins, st. n.e., Or, aes . " «Be! SAE See aie naw | Peat tenes” heck ag aenaee” PAS | ey EASIRRNAY EMAL K SALI BARGAIN—WE HAVE 3 New | Laverrd sthruushout: heated | by furmace. |e ot acta Boqinn area finn erate and ate | PT a Ta SGRGART NEW DWELLINGS tet by furnace. in the northeast. which we will | man5.ge Cor. Lith and G sis. northwest containing rooms and ‘bell at $500 below their actyal velu> if sold at once. ‘mh7-3 Ww. PKI ne Sr cheat inanner, has ‘cabinet auantels Ti SCO. 1420 Fat. | LOK SALE-LARGE SSTORY BLICK ON,R ST. | clectric bells, spearing tues and every. modern con apis i ‘at audellun. | venience. Price ony €8,000; on easy terms. ADDI Twill buy en enoeiset Greens ack, houseon seker, 000. iowner, WE HELLER. Room 8, Washington bans det" Qand Rin w. 3H Glarsco.. ‘N DASENHOWER, | and Trust buikiins, Oth aid Fats, piri mb?3t oF | _™ rs TH S.W.s11 ROOMS | FOF SALE- E PROP! N SALE—BEAUTIFUL 7-kOOM HOUSE ON OR SALE—K ST. NEAK 14TH N.W.; tO! : Vt. ave. bet. Th: as and Towa Circles :eigbt rooms, inodern iinprovements; house 22 feet wide. Address OWNER, P.O. Box 580, City. mind” FOE SALE-S TEN-NOOM HOUSE, FRONTING Capitol grounds, with all_ modern impro col : id all mod. imps. ; Jot 20x100; sneervatory. bai and all tod. imps. 'S DANENHOWER, Cor. 133th and G sis. iew Jersey ave. bet. Land M. English $5 madolithie pavement. a — i GRAY & Co. 637 1: mb5-3t i SALE_ FINE RESID! DING terms very easy. 14th nw H. CLAY JOR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE OORNELS F'n Hoimeads subdivision at anetagive WART & SO! For sacs BLOCK OF VERY ECONOMICAL building lots fronting south on Lincoln Park; alley in rear; cheap and on easy terms to buliders, ‘This 6c Nite mhest 30100: POR SALE—CHEAP LOT 30 and 40 cents. per foot and mh7-1n,thiss ook sa foot front; side and rear alley: HOLMEAD IN ~ Fok ae NER TH AND SS SE am ruts bat 4 WAKT & BUN, G20 Lith uve anh HOLMEAD MANOR, ‘it, Piewsant (4 cashs bal. in le 2 and 3 yeare 3 iany Rew cottuses: Wat ras; convenient t0 the 14th st. cable, ae! ‘BRICE & NOR tractive cottage sites at the head of 14th st. Now Jong time). a desirable lot, facing New Yor between North Capitol and Ist sts. ; electric cara ‘THOMAS J°FISHER & Co. a ton is improving Fapid'y and houses built bere sell and rent quickly. HELSKELL & McLERAN, 10088 st ca s mn ae w., i SALE— NORTHEAST LOTS. We have for sale severai squares in the northeast sec- tion, also a number of s.ngie lots and blocks of lots, which present a phortunity for investment. Forpiats, Se SPY (or og. 3. FISHER & C0, mara Te, R SALE—ATTENTION OF BUILDERS ff =aT- is the time to buy. Don't wait until the cable isin called to the Be. corner of 14th and Kenesaw (lot on BRICE BOs 11, “block ip. Columbia Helehts: tosis, “ont onenne tn Gee hp ag 81:23. REDPORD W. WALKER ‘B BON: 1uug Fae, 0 CASH (BALANCE ON | =~ oa : OR SALE—9TH ST., HALF JUARE 80U" Fons ay TE ee ‘of Fast Capitol st., any d g Lithet me. 14 satisres’ from "Lincola Tak: "tice OWNER, 913 Fast Capitol st. mb1-Lm* 324 F st. 2 20-toot alley; on Louses, north side of 'N, SOR SALE— onand adjacent to, 14th st. Heights, at prices mae 17th and Isth sts. ; Hoot 2 bs Droit b ext to. $1 pe JOR SALE-HANDSOME LOT; 23.6 BY 116 jen COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. We are offering a large nuinber of lots in the sqnares led, in Columbia aa) hurch, of Covenant. ‘price, $2.70 per too FOR_SALE---PIANOS. ‘two hihdsome 0 per tout, | ROK SALETA DECKER VIANO. IN FIRST. a as malir-eotk | cia eyuitn wage {OR SALE—A CHICKERING CONCERT GRAND; wap. Apply 437 K st. a. w. mh5-2t* ‘OR SALE—THE LEADING PIANO OF THE uate foot. Also = Oe. work is the Sohmer piano. HUGO WORCH & CO., FOE SALE=TWO-STORY AND BACK-BUI furnished or unfuruished: Inquire of UWNEA, Jotson the streets weet of 14th st. cable road, " Apply. ‘acents: 20 7th st. One old Chickering pisno: aarag ATOM AEE: ay x 00.. ca7 rat. | F''bay widen trick on Meme aves ear Xdvaveone | Ninh | forint of Sainege O°" ene z ‘rms. ‘Plance moveds mb3 R_SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY ixi7 AND | Price, 94,000. suxieninr ei ARLY NEW HOUSE; 11 ROOMS | _mhst at SAUNDERS & CO-. 1407 Fat._| Von SALE-CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO; Tn7ig 7th et nw. : lot “s212M: two stores and | CoUO) WASH'N DANENHOWER, and concrete cellar, on L bot. Nand Os west | POM SALE: LOT ON BACON ST. Nan 14TH | W'pra-clase condition: 8100. Appy “1516 Lith se: jellings and two alley houses: wood investment; | _mls-3t Cor. Lith aud G sis. | $148; a14 mod. np. and very cheap at $9,000. MM. | Ist. cable FREE P GAO Iunte foot, Apply to | aw. s mbd-3t Sesser 00 Sn. Ohare ce SOn SALON DUMBARTON AVE. HEAD PARKER, 1415 F at. ‘mn3-6t | |” mbs-tt He EMS ECO, 1407 F at, FOR, SALE-MAGNIFICENT “NEW CABINET ma’ ——s ae Pet. | Be ao Gocemfmese.ematee, bcien FOr SALE Lo: CORNEK OF STH AND A id upright piano; good make; used 2 qaLe aC a A“ cae Rosh Daw proved by a three-story and English basement | I sts. s.6. ; 50x67; no waste ground; use of party | prices $183 cash Includes me aiuah stool 1,800; rents for S180 per year: 10 per cent. mbS-3t Cor. 1th aud G sts. x. BIE J strect nw, nine rooine, batli. &c. :xoutD | wall. Price per foot @1-00. canere a Quek barwain. F. WALD! #00., ex BOY: bs 3 . —— 242120 feet aliey; le perfect; 2. Ww. re lano agency. aes G. ROSES, £18 RSE av. nhs Me | POR SALE_ON VST NEAR 13TH .W.. THO Pug ieroldto close an estate: 80,000. ‘ALB! Hea F- | _mh5-3t 70th st iw, | Toreare = FOG SALES, BRICK, wocseg. tn 1200 aliey. Price, $1000. AES a i vikieGt_ | oR SALE-LOT 20X10 ON Naw YoRK ave | FStY‘bthECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER, ‘mnt ‘c. BOYER, 214 7th at. ow. Cw) ‘ASH'N DANENHOWER, FOR Sale GREAT BARGAT 0 BETTER LO- near Ist st. n.w.. with party wall of new brick | SAVE THE PROFITS MADE BY AGENTS OR ALPLIF YoU WaS wp nt ee tl mbS-3t Cor. 1sthand dats, | A cation east of I ress brick: | house on either side: good foun and Bigh and | facture Ce a a = i ‘0% modern | healthy location tter rep hues lost st 32 Fonte ave jbreas, tan POX SATETELEGANT LANGE BRICK DWELE: | Iniprovemnta: ce tance cn | mu SAUNDERS lees uhoney ait on easier terine than you cau Duy’ ce: andceliar: beated by furnace, with ps. | F°ine on 15th st. near K northwest, contain ue hase 4m shail Pa a ci DEST where in the city Rovis tod WrkkeD. Tutcicene. wilt”) rooms, bathe end ali m.t ; fot lUxi0Uto W-tovt alley. | ply woOWSLR. ul Mae ave: m Dera a Ei) DESIIABLE BUILDING | "iiavo several crest bargains im. pianos and orcans. POR SALE_ONLY @1z.000 FOR A CENTRALLY | Pris; #150000 es nowER, Fe, SALE 10 orn ST NE 9 Rooms. price, WM. 'H. SAUNDERS & Co. oe SS ioe srters renting 102 @20slot Timed by, Tioee | BOT Gor, 13th and Geta) Aigy tio ESN et geld Soom cad beth emer Lor Fit. | Menthiy payments : rer i lob 24 feet : 2 =I 51th st a <a fais. et UDGES & PEEL. DOR SALE-BAICK DWELLING ON 10TH SF | T.-K. BROOKS, GLU Lilet. uw. inniivee” | PORS4LE SX LOTS, Face Beabary False TE, ., Bore Pie | Foveee To oe ae SALE—A RARE” BANGAIN—A TWO-STORY | diately’ price only doc. per sa. tt mb5 1225 Pu. ave, & SALE_TWO i. ME HOUSES, THIN | M4, lot I2URLIB te alles Price: $4.50. ‘and basement brick comer house in She Jo. ation ‘whit it SAUNDERS & co., = teen rooms: all modern improvements: 11130 st] (309), WASH'N PANESHOWER, | | northeast. $4,000 cali will buy st if sold within 10 | _mb53t 1407 Ft o-w._| FO® S4LE cent PALACE ORGAN. . 815.000"Sod northwest corner of Coltmbta apa O | 2 an _ | Saye apply 25 THEO. A. HAIDING, : or tian MAGN 5 Ste. $10,000; these prices are 10 per cent loss than | DOR SALE_CHEAP AT moha-lw Fstis Grarga ave, between iSi ata Tonk aad 8a | pedal cover, sssirtacsnalate svoiettion teen wate . the - eee go Ath — | Bn mn ave, “e a al x Bea oa vette "| eecgen gers fat Seema | pon DoD REO cauiag| tote Teas syne eeee | Bee eaters tay —— = pe = 7 dl “ rel oo st Cay 480 offer wanted. VM. H. UNI in; oriwins a 735 BALE MOUNT, PLEADANE. PROETATY. | Het ten sais atey Anes UNNTE HES: | ore SiO? & HARDIN mnb-3t aU? Ftncw._ | faifat hpare’on Vary aig” monthly. eyineats, Bo Consistiug of a handsoiue DOxIA,. ans terms "T mho-1w SST 7 crest. bose, in perfect ord: gas and sewerage: on | _mlto-2t! ie De x 21ST St NW. NEAREST. F. G. SMITH, ‘of 16th ‘st. Beat to Howaci avs. $15,000. F GE SARE NEW S ROOM HOUSE, BATH. Be; | WOH SALEONERY DESIRABLE, & 1e. WM. B. RAUNDEES & Bradbury Palace of Music, i heated by furnace, on Mast ave. ncer "xlst ae. | y.,(eHa# brick house: all mod. hubs; 07 mb5, 1335 Pa. Sakeyat Avpiy Boom 22. 38 foor, City Hall. Star office. ngieee e S Foe SAE EINE ONE, , BEAUTIFULLY ain ‘aamieeae Vit OL _ eee ERE A NECORNER LOT | carved, full octave, peat uare plano, mbt WARREN CHOMTF th So'aw._ | Theve houses ure ia ect beck from the hes dias line | 2026 i004: Boundary | APPLY TO : yet ore a | aud ‘can be reuucceied for business purjoses. Lote | Die Af ak. 8 oe ¥. 5 HUYCK, HANDSOME CARN ED TEG ROSE: ie SALE_A NEW BRICK DWELLING. TWO | 20x15m% to So-foot alley. Plaua, mvccifcation aud | 2913 191: DU-Mr.-.-- Phe dr. "318,000 | "0, D Wood Square Grand Piano, in kood order for only stories: G rooms. w:th modern improvements; ina | bids have been made snd for $1.000 acl ‘4 Jiouses.on Fst... 14,000 1114'and iii6 Gti st roe SALE= 150. $10 per month until Vaid for. Cost $350 new. Sach lesan may be Dowent for 95.500; K at. bet. | houses can be remodeled to suit purchaser.” Willsell | at{W'et' the Peo 12000 eho sh ad one TH CHEAP LoTs. isome stool andcover with it.” amen call cask cole cheese ne ee eee arent “ae ma make the chanmes with | Tier lect kc fe "..0,000|_ in teat.” x DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE ul Mason & Matlin Parlor Organ, @22 cash. sud'then GT sod alr bout fore en eco Purchaser if deste SERS ie) Som ote ae pany SB bie For one larze or two siuall houses, dimensions 262116. | Estay Chapel Orga, €20 cash, wh5-5t DAG F st... ‘Address ARD W. BORER, et Mamevek i, S00) ther PENN iO a = Toth bet StasvaveR M9, 500, Vf ier. R SALE—$3,500 WILL BUY A NICE NEw | DSS Tto6 alley bet Mand 4iy ist wt, hi, prick, house. two stories. 6 ruows, lath and all | OR BALE-1s3 MASS AV! NN. 12th and 467 and 409 L at, fh Modern tuprovewents, on K st. bet. “a and 3 ‘and cellar brick dweiling: 8 room ar. ‘-o. : locapity is uapruving rapidly and this isaspien- | nod. ups Price $4,700, terms to suit. SWOIM- id. to get a home. “Cai in and talk over | SIBDT & BRADLEY, Wey Fst. b.w. mhd-it terms. ‘B. H. WARNER & CO. ; = c DS St S168 sti.w. | POR BALE-OSLY Two LEFI—som & ——— | I tnh ot. me. 2story and basement brick dwellings: SALE ST. EAM OTH GSTORY } rosie. hedycmely"papered. attractive houses: press window: 7 Toous:all sod. imps; rm = wal ruses. fan eucelent house. lange joi to alle Pe: | SHORMSTEDT © BEERS, Tes Fat mw mse S00. MERRILL & WHITE, Atlantic building. — N ST. BET. 1ST AND N. CAP. N.W. Sa Alley ih FOE SALE Peorenry ON 14TH ST. Nw. each... Feedily convertibie to Dusinees Uses. 40 feet fromt’ | (8b yim ke story sad bascuent yrese- “windows @ | oot depth to wide alley aud two 3eetury tricks ou it, | 200s, 160% ‘ ‘ay nit apa thd beat hose ‘ad the more | COTS PALER S METER T OND ae oir} Mation st, bh, x, eemenes £4: SS {OR SALE-THAT ELEGANT BROWN-SIONE | The abcve's only a portion of the property on i} mbs-_MELKILL & WHITE, Atlentic building. front oriel bay window and Lugiisn basement house | books, Ses full lat hilatebics fon bul eas eam ah 3 aD NW on V'st- near Inti. with Grove sud.bath: nive,y are | thelsi and loth, (fel¥) HOS k. WAGGAMAN. Desesueat prev-imck tay-winddw. ¥ rooms: all | Faned, Parktaw in irunt and larwe yard io wiley te | Tops Bod urs « Liolmonely Dybered aud im excelent | guifegiaopection to be fully apnreciated rice ouly | FE 8Xccea y7m and 18th ate. mw. 10 Soudition plenty of closets. lange parking; = Bt 86,50 whist MER2{CL & WHITE, Atiantic building. $12,500 Fooms, a. m. i.. new. Gth between Q and k ‘ORY | 3. new ALE—MT. PLEASANT—WELL LOCATE! id. cellar press-Lrick bay-window bouses on M st. | Corner L. Fs sot aise rooms and Vath; conoinical ioe | between ‘Sth fa" Git ote ae" io roowe end tat: | Coogee ee 5,000 250 cash teqiired. For partic- | elecantiy fisted: lot Is¥x70 to paved alley: this | North Capitol above L. 3s ‘wars BUSTS HUSCERFOLD. | hotels ins aplendid nelebborioad etd er Cae | Le sss ilies 4.500 x4 es money ; price, 68 300. KA. S 9 t-rovin iouacs ou E ~ a ee 145 Pennsylvania ave. ave. each, @OK SALE—JUST PLACED ON THE MARKET— $8.0u0- lanes. comittabie. fousay houses Bese Wreoms and bath: larce yard front, side andvest > Linden between 122i, pitsd bath: testis a (OR SALE_FLEGANT NEW RESIDENCES NEA F’Stpont Cncissanty @o1a0deech: stone sol pressed hitney statleon rear: lor :s/x12> 10 30 foot alley ; location, K { brick trou:s: 11 rooms; bath, pantry, cellar, zurnace. | iv. Rerierea ee rei, Houses on Whitney = KENNEDY & PICKLES a a bamiatern, inantels.” OWNER, 1714] Toone and hall, lance yards, as and waver, ran st. nw 3 Frices, 2.100 ‘and $2,200. ‘Each on easy tenis. Rent for $15 per month. Also other properties. For {ull particulars und permit to inspect call upon Fee ee MCLACHLEN & BATU LEDER, jy SALE #800 Will BLY A BEAULIFUL Tern eer mass Ol SALE—AT $500 TO $1.00 L. seman cmcenet the, Saest avenues tn the ct128| [Tees tar ected ey aie ea Fon SALEA SPECIAL BARGAIN IN ANEW two-story press-orick Louse and stable, 52 N.Y. sane; anuat be told. “ap mh tory ‘ick. 10 rooms and cellar, crystal cuandeliers, beated reas: 88,500. = — WATERS & THOMPSON, a “koom 8. Atiante bulldisi, WK SALE—E NEAK 7TH N. sirable new S-room ‘dweilins: _& VERY DE- electric lighting ‘ : , a jnediste purchaser. “Apply to LITTLEFIELD a a atahs 6 tenn | eee ea = EVANS, O12 F st. n.w., Halston builuine. te _tabo-dt Hoom #. Atlantic building. _ | PYH SUI E. 1. BENTON & SON. 006 FST. FOE 8342-08LY TWO MORE LeVT OF THOSE F SALE-NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK | rooms and bath; Itt. browu-stone snd press-brick | 1 eee ee as nie ag SB sta: every elias on dth st 2. ¢. near Stanton Sauare: | fonts: southern exposure: Deautifal wideare. nw. | 10dern improveuwent aud below the vrevalti pricey story, @ rooms and cellar, Turgace, electric belis | che block from care, price, 86,0U0; 8000 oO ovstiy in Morthsstera section, of, the city; 102 and lighting; modern in ail respects, $0,000. monthly. fe BAL ati BOO $4,850; sinall cas! WATLLS & THOMPSON, paynient anc monthly. OR SALE—oTH ST. 12-roow: brick : a A. >. CAYWOOD, 7 FOE SALE-DESIKABLE 11,100 HOUS ts for we mh5-5t {ou BALE N. side Mass. ave. bet. 17th amd 18th,20r..€45,000 J. side M sc near Tuomas Circle, jn pe inliguses opened every day for inspection. Wi ‘Por 84 n.e.; 18 ft, tront: {stone front): 12 rooms terms. Owner, M:d- HON ss 735 Gost. now. rented $100 wonthiy’; easy 'T, 1309 F at. o.w. —jaG-din ¢, corner of Lith st. and N. ¥. ave.n. w.: sul! POR GSLe—cOR Fa AVE AND ST, FRONT. FoR 8aLe— jaslington Circle, fine invesmont. s large 4- SPECIAL BULLETIN story buck Mings, with st ali rent for #145 of por month. @27,000. ‘A. 8. CALWOUD, Ss nh te EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY Rw. sho: Ls ica SNS SS B: SOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT— f ie PROCTOR & PROCTOR. cash, Dalance on long time—th st. "4 ne = ‘That magnificent white stone residence 1715 pel Np Sim Taree Sor Sed tayerindoe Tree | qs maenitewot white stone, residence 1713 Fee, EASE vated Seal GOSS set Haas |. Sed ald vathiC pens Cosis cece ty.. at he pric now asked—not counting trouble.” $20,500. nce on 14th st., susceptible to slight (© 4 uot profitab.e m0. 1ou Heizhts, 50 by 165, com- ib -3t® A.S. CAYWOOD, 933 Oth st. nw. FOR, SALE SELECT YOUR OWN HOUSE, WE will furnish the money to buy it with; buy your own lot, we will build you the house. " We have over THE HANDSOME DWELLIN and Q sta B. late two iarze houses: lot REE 100: 10 lacie Lots cau be sold Uff, jeaving plenty of Seance bene ate eed ‘round | 300 howscs tu all parte of the city which we will sell | maudins'w macullieent bins-eye tiew OF the S000. | You on small "monthly paywerts. SAVE YOUK| city, at 61.10 per sq. ft elie coustderat Femn sit aati ened tor the piace, Price: $.000. | Fo8 om a ean Marae ven than paid lor siijacent aud joes Geciratay abo ‘eis beth st 1.’ WALIEN WEED, Fe. SALE—KEDUCED PROM ¢4.500_VERY DE- ‘Srabig-browa trout and brict welling on Oth bet B and CU: rooms and batts nett rwutediat €30\ pur moat” Only 64-20. De: ferred'varclaag pone at sper en howe é Sec. National Mutiis! Buildine and Lows Asem, mahost™ 1201 Pa. aver, Roows> and 6. Fok SSE HOUSE OF & Roos AND BATH: very convenience, lo 10x10) to wide alsey: stds ated Yat bot With and 14th sts. mows price, $5,000, PROCTOR & PROCTOR, Insurance brokers, t. Dew. PACK HILL, ¥ Jot worth that it; sual cash ent, Valance SALE A DALOAIN- REDUCED Foal | Bemeligy rations se, bowse tl’ ceat oe nis | FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES, 22 A good wae WEED, 1201 Pe. ave., Hooms 5 and 6. OK SALE— LANDAU, 1 GHAM, COUPE, ve. rented at $1 WYCKOPP & CAHILL, S10 F stn w. —A BARGAIN, NORTHWEST—a DE- btful pew teu-rocm corper house On Ost. Only Easy terms. “This property is $1,500 below aie ge Surrey lauy and express harness at & reduction Ory of trow 15 to25 per ceut—for fi teen days on. We have quality, quantity and varwety notonly in harness but in everyituny in the'stabie line. Look at uur care Fluxes, robes, blankets, ‘sheets, ‘coolers, brushes, Comits, soaps, Chamois, carriawe otis, &e you wilt iced that we are Mot only the id st. near Ga. w. ‘and’ bath. Sat. bet. th and ith, Ur. and bath. Sth st. bet. Mand N. 9F. and bath... 1 ‘si0, whSSt WYCKOFF & CAHILL, 810 Fst nw. ‘firwace, iquarters, Dut that we offer ‘ereatest bare fous ead Corcoran, I1. and. bath. Bring in your vid carriages and har- BUSINESS PROPERTY ¥ st. near Dupont Circle, Tar. and bath ive you new ones 3, save YOUF iohey work. ESS AND CAKKIAGE EXCHA IN GEORGE LUWN Fronting 95 feet on Bruize st. and about 100 feet on the C. and O. canai- a lurve four-story butding, 90% onstructed in tte MOST SUBSLANTIAL MAN. jeratious, be nade suitable for FACTUKING purposes. ‘Price. tor the eatize property, $15,000, Corcoran st. bet. 17th abd Inth, Jr. ai Ist st. bet. Daud Mass ave. nve., 7. and bath Mass ave. near 7th bie. Z-story and basemert 4.300 mbs-3t Guu. T. PAKKS, O14 F st. OR SALE-ONLY TWO LEFT OF. THOSE NEW houses cor. 12th and U sts. n.w.; pressed brick and JOR SALE OR EXCHANCE—WILL EXCHA: a handsowe sorrel horse, new Concord harne good surrey tor houseliola’ furniture. Horse is emee. sas ‘HUYCK, | brown-stoue triuuincs. 6 rooms and bath: beauttfury | souud and gente: harueas ule soe neh HE UNCK. | Siperedema decuvaned iecegeion nalha crete eae eee Reptie: Baruese new at oa Seliers .electric bells: cabinet mantels: every ipadern | =~ ee PRB convenience. the cnly houses ot, the kind ia the | OK | SALE — EXTENSIO: VERMONT AVE. NEAK IOWA CIRCLE Borth west, @300 cash ; balance month! early pew, 8100. ‘A LOVELY HOME. as house will rent for. LW. W light 4% bucey, weer! Jontaining Siteen rocus and all wodern improve-| National Mutual Butiding aud Loan sents, built on lot having « trontace of Z2deet and | 1201 Penn. ave.. Rooms >and 6. | form suring wagon B12), a APeane cprowan ton alley: yricy, 910.00, ce. | POR SALE-HOUSE 191 177H BT, 7 Rooms, | are Dumber eee COOK & JARLOE, Apply, eS eee $8,000. House 1419 10th st. 9 rooms, $9,000. | “Tihs-st® ct House 737 Uth st. n.¢., OF., 3,025. OWNER, Sb IntORy 10. 918 F st. a. w. aaiheS-Lin® {OK SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY_G ST. BET. Lath and 13th, Zteet front. imp. by brick. $1$ foot. OR SALE_O ST. BET.GTH AND 7TH STS. N.W. Jot 21x110 to alley .3-story beics vture and cellar ake Louse aud stable. opportu: y for baker. $10,000 siory English bape: eu: 8 coows abd ati. wth te; Fok SADE OF ERCHANGE—a F1Si, BLOODED Tuning tare, 5 years old; will exchauce for igeutle driving bofee foc business purpcacs. : HARKNESS, BALDUS & C), ges of best material, now retiting for | @ st. bet. tb and 10th, 25 ft. front, imp. by amhS-3t r frust bldg. ”. 97,500 |, brick. nee OW SALE-A BREWSIEK SIDE-BAK BUGGY, 200. 8.0, Ui VaWid AVE AND CABLE CARS. av. ‘These are quick cash bargains. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 1505 Pa. ave. OK SALE THREE ‘Ow SALE-I_ HAVE A it. Ki LELYOLD, iu NUMB: OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS 13 ER OF WELL- Jecated lots east of Lincoln Fark which Iam an- thorized tosell atthe low price of 24 cents w. cor. 13th and mb? 913 Pa ave THE | 5 7 7 ON ‘ST . 7 7 VEE: ‘OR SALE—DURING MARCH WE WILL SELL x arte AND eater m100 sucht see et ees and eeane\ a Rees Seeeee ‘ey. Asan investment this mas ior to removal to our new! aljey- | Ab an investment fae eo mb? PFEIFFEK & CONLIFF, 516 11thst. n.w. mts 3t FOR BALETA DESIRABLE PIARO. ONLY 8375; Ubrleut: aio several new Shoninecr pianos, @..23 up. N. hoe rSuciunar” Wy Fapldiy ranking we 8 standard. THOMSON'S MUSIC S10KE, suf Lith Slots; near car POLD, cor. ith and FO SSEESSE, COR STH AND FSTSNE, nd herdic lines: suitable for un’ juediate ‘improvement; only $4000 . S06. 2.W FOR SALE---LOTS. ROBT. Let Subdivided to’ vantage; should see them ii th dH pwc. SxS, W le piol and Hanover pi ‘and 1O0ux 42), Wx Lo, ¥ 101 ‘New York 1144x116 to alley bose = )OR SALE—G 51. BET. 18x80 to alle yer 100! Also on, Smoot )OK SALE— bargain price. tt THE FOLLOWING DESIRA- bie corner loty‘or sale on eusy’ cermin, they’ cau be Datlders and investors ist aud M sts. n. ¥.. 755110. per foot... per foot. “Tul 05, prt jots, per Loot ZLUx1UG, Clots,” per foot , 1002156, per foot i, BRGDKS, O16 T THXLIB tualiey ; barcain, pee Toot ‘4. R. BROOKD, G16 12 Shwe on ISHERWOOD,” 2: ‘AB. PARDON & Fe, eee bi) " a KENYU) al “others cu" the uewite, Aeini Lh, & | POR GAL Asiuntie uid abe F KR SALE— BAL CORNER LUT sT. . Lots. ‘Bear Washington cireie, 20x75 to alley, 84,500; e 608 14th st —— ‘We are authorized to offer for the first time about forty-five lote in Lipscomb and Saunders, trustees’, new subdivision $1.35 1 or HOLMEAD MANOR. This property is accessible by the 14th street and 7th pi coef a og san. 8125 | Steet cars and is equidistant with Mt. Pleasant from Algo - Gesirab.e iois With soulu fronts, ou N wear New Jersey ave. 1.W.; 103120; per iout 1.10 | the city mite. Vor) desir vie iois on Nort Capitol near cor. of ‘We propose to continue our present system of grad- ing the streets and planting trees (where the work has not been done) and without any expense whatever to the purchasers. Besides, the buildings thst will be erected within next six months—the plans for many of ‘which are made—will grestly increase values. Apply for plats and information of 1.10 eS TULA, ON srade sud --$1.00 000 SQUARE Cb. 615 muh WM. H. BAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Fat. nw. mb5-3t SALE-MUST BE 3. one of the finest an: in orthwest. S suire ve. and. Stu st: suverb view down New I the Eby id Wshire ave., bene near oTner and surrounded by juany Lawl-oue rest SOLD WITHIN FOr saLe- THE SPRING BOOM ie alley ; dences, Price fors tew days, 5.00 per square foot. | Will soon be here, when the price of real estate in and Callor address PART OWNER, Boom 38, Gunton | around Washington will be much bigher than at pres- Duiluing, 472 Louisiana ave. uw. mus | ent. . Don't put your money in suburban property anti! School st. near With wt. corner. Howard ave, OK SALE—A BEAUTIF! Fee, SALE-Lor (SRL TU wwe Jor San ‘0 LOTS, car ‘Ok SALE 1 st. be EVERAL x 20% nt. north of Y (Georgerown) Wasi N DANE ir © LoT pri QR SALE LOTS MOUNT PLEASA ave, and Irinceten st. ZGLERALD. Roo 10, 100s F st, X, GOs 14th st. now. N RST. BET. 18TH soot ‘N DANENHOWER, ‘oF, you have insjected FORT MYER HEIGHTS. Alarge force's now at work constructing the Elec- tric hullway, which rune through this subdivision. Cars will’ be inthe spring. Maps, terms and price list at ofees of ne Rp . ROBINSON & LODGE, oon oe os Investment and Real Estate Brokers, mll_ 93 and 95 Atlantic bldy., 928 and 990 F stn. w. FoR BALE—LoTs— ‘8300 TO 81.000. NORTHWEST ECKINGTON. The ONLY subdivision within the ALPHABET of THE CITY of Washington where a wan of moderate secures Lome without any objectionable ibae, and Wi ‘is in Cor. 13th ana G sis, ‘ist apply at 0 EACH, 0: T DANIEL & ARMAT, 381.40 per foot. BOWER, 25-3m. 1313 F st. n.w. is aul Go st OTS ON SOUTH SIDE and ith sts. m. yxido esc to Cynuant & Lupy, per toot. 3 porsout. Cor. JOR SALE-ON 10TH NEAR B SI. N-W.. ELE- kant building lot, 20x80 to 10-foct alley.” Price, WASEUN DA: Cor NENHOWER, ir. Leth and G sts, Wide alley; price 45c. if sold ne C2084) WASH'N DANENHOWER, _thd-Bt Gok: SPER ABE 5 928 7th and 706 K sts. aw. OK SALE—LOT 2 ON EAST SIDE OF dsith st. bet. Rand S; side and rear aliey. Price, WASH'N DANENHOWER, ‘One bunéred dozen Hairpins in Shell, Amber and Black. ‘The price was 25 and 30c. dozen. Your pick at Lcent each, or 12c. a dozen. ‘Special values in Dress Goodsat 5c. yard. 42-inch Plaids in all the new combinations at 50c. end G'ste, and cellar, 12 Sia ivot Get Tethand iSthets : large rooms. ar cor Sth aud ( sta a w., # roots aud bat Mi Bw. Story aud coilae. Tar. aud bath 2. with pole snd shafts; in first-class condition. rt = LAURENCE MANGAN, 8.6 I6lo Lat mw. FOE S318 ADWATS ON HAND—2 vauiety OF horses suitable for draft. driving nd aaddie pur. sisg. speed and low-price’ horses ONDINE rear of 6k Gn bw. meta JPORSALE-LIGU? DELIVERY WAGON, NEARLY pew cheap. -DEUG STORE, 7th and’ iuote fe Inbast * bet oth aud 14th ats. n.w., Sstory bri Pn 3 18538), ‘aap: oS imap, by two “oa cu? new JONAS, BREWER & C ve. Sdwellines, rented at ptt et Fmt — | JooR SALE_JUST ARRIVED, A CAR LOAD OF OE SALE DESIUADLE THKEE-OTORY BUICK. | Fores, sutanis forall purposes: acous thearsoey, :O | comet af Gist. lot 20x10 lost, house in goed contle | po EE Pd pape ee Sonos io, WILCOX & HESTON, | Tetunded. No SOHLEGEL, ss Sth se Bw. mbt se Th tifaaeh ie hoe pew | mason "Trt een uveutiacave,_| FOR GALE—s FAIR (QF DEAD- MATCHED FINE EGA 14hUOM DW. NG, 3 ~~ +4 a = — ‘stome 11 ot a iy rooms * Vers: we x Vall of ress J. A. finer ng | RSG WERGAT WHLEOR tttestON | COMINGS tind he ta bw! 00. Fine tz} eee _ ~ sey t = J1th bet. N SALE—NEW, THOR( Y Me {OK SALE—WHOIS WM. F.GEYER? HE IS THE on rts stag and | Kilner brick delta, nate four sanaree itn War | Finan who ine thy areate number and variety ofa ey. = son it, © Department; swau «: nent: 5 |.000.. os Hid dip bw ould €1.c0 for wuore piace: Four | (Seti) STYLER & RUTHERFORD. 130; Bat ee, | citde both newand eccoud hand’ sina: best s varains, 4) per mouth each, . wt for cash oron time. Call and see at bis bazaar, 400 Ci x95 ON 12TH ST. NEAR WASH'N DANENHOWER, Cor. 13th and G'ste, yard. Striped Camel's Hair, 50c. yard. ‘38-inch Homespuns in Tans and Grays at 50c. yard, 38-inch Extra Quality All-wool Henriettas im all the new spring shades at Wc. yard. Gz-inch Ladies’ Cloth at 50c. yard. 38-inch Bedford@ords at 75c. yard. 67, ON F iment. i ‘Price, for one week. r Davin Vermont at 00. mibs-2t Ky SALE—1HE CHEAPEST LOT ON st.. Columbia Hewhts,50x156; amall cash pay- 3,000" D.ASNE, 800 F st. n.w. ‘000 WILL BUY & NICE LOT ON Size 20x88. FOlt BALE” Lot 20x70 on K st. near 20th st. Only DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. ‘BS-inch Diagonal Bedford Corie at Sa. yard 38-inch Cotton Homespuns at 12}4¢. ‘New styles Challis at 18. yard. A first-class Gingham Apron, 2 yards fall in esch ‘apron and well made, only 20c. gach. For @1 the best Bed Spread ever offered. ENLON for SEES nov, B7x120 CHEAP LOT ON OST. NEAK 2D te ‘toot alley. Only 73, foot. be DAVID D. STONE, BOO F st. w- Fok S802 S4s100, 10 25¥OOT ALLEY ON a] ™S 08 7h and 706 K ote. a. FOR SALE—S.w. coruer Uth and I ste. n.e, ; 90x: FUR SALE-Oax04. Archer st. bet. Gtk abd Zee L cea foot. |ADIES i DAVID D. STONE, 806F st. n.w. . JOK SALE—A BARGAIN IN PLEASANT PLaNs | W, te bet F aud Gm, we $i cach. Bree pant: - Pa ove. teld-tr |B supdivision—2:,500 square feet at 20c- lees than | °Y 1TH large ik has las “ “UR SALE~ BY TYLER &RUTHERFORD, 1007 Fat. 2 Bebe ey Dot Sab ts ates ic cies Binoy, awae Droit Park .:n.-8.h200 | FOR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND, BUG. | Minh: YY HE UT CHINS: 1508 Pa ave, Asyonuar F; 3 fdwciticat ive Seton se aioe ean er mnt $28 | geome stemand te OUR ETAREOL SS ae | Joon SALE-ONE OF THE BEST Bas nae A eee = r SPT scat Vem Sees ne = Shwe side loth ber. Sand B52 ha 1 you have very lone fet or very a tay ee E. mhdat "EB HUTCHINS, 1503 Pa ave, we one Se Se eee oe eae et Tax Gas Arrtiuxtz Excuaxax OR FALE-THAT GRAND GOuNEM OF peat igphagere oer ote er : places vou. We carry the most extensive ft. WC. DUVALL, 92 nw. of Washineton, oe wil eal toe cocner Sepaee ater Mee ra AcE 1 Wo HANDSOME DOUBLE HOUSES: 1488 New York iiuriot Sad Tor SLL ad the xtreme wiges in the ory and larcuucnt: stove iraumings, every | POR SALE-HARDSOME NEW Z-S10RY BBC istiahiss Signe iscoger O2. USS, Tnaee ace by Rare city, andcan still St a number of pery Se ad Pie All Kinds of Ges Appliances for domestic, manutsc- | Proinpt attention it you want cre, Pee Bargains targeana very emall footed people in Soe aes ee a is | Soe jafvolt Tall'taerser banca san | ruraw and intl parpoen feng | mndst WALLER A. SROWN, 1433 Pa, aye, tm those stylish Dongola and Patent- “tetas to suit. Apply to owner, S34 30h | Yasvou ana Bete HHouse open Fe {OR SALE—THE CORNER OF 1918 AND Biviteh leather Shoes, which have been cee tieK Tu cote" o| ee, ng ShAoa eae eet | Mus. K. A. Doxovay, con ormar sts. Fee : 3 ifoom for, are Fonineenbok Bhoes, duced from @510%4.. Of copree wo ory el Uanenest dueling. lived in's fox | WOM SALE” BUICK DAELLING ON 5 OT xe eats ETT ec ee Fre, 40,200, or will ell Tots seperately.” Adirwan3- hhave them in the more popular sisse moe aud bath, (abla oe arg? TYLER & i a! FURS EREEAD KMITTING AND CROCHET ‘OR BALL—A FINE CHANCE FORK SPECULAL apo pe oad mantels, electric iphiinge me | fete 2eee TS ae ‘dons fromiase 0: 208 feet on 10th at. OLY, these hoes at 06 arean Hipod rear, rout cu ist tor table. Pree, | [som saLE—FINE BUSINESS CORNER. @ FEET ~ Fotont cata i niet ent tue ait eee Sob Soe TYEE S ROPE saunas ior Fees. FOR SALE OWNER FoRcED pe De 400 tia! home, eee siter > owner, near station Pe a a a ! Di Eee a jeer eae “unusual Gergain. YOU would say 00, too, if you saw thea. x Hooves & Suva, @14217 Powe Averce SOCIAL MATTERS, & Dinner Party at the Mexican Minister’s— Personal Notes. The Mexican minifter and Mrs. Romero at dinner Saturday evening entertained Beustos and Mire Gocbvell Sensior ana Mine Gray, Representative and Mra. Holman, Repre- sentative and Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs. Allen, Sena for Stewart, Mavroyent Bey and Mr. Edward Senor and Madame Covarrubias and their children, with Madame Choppin, left this morn- ing for Lakewood, N.J., where they wil re- main several weeks or longer if the cl be found beneficial for Madame Covarrubias’ Mra. Noble went to New York yesterday after- Boon. Miss Margaret Edeg has invitations out for # Jauncheon on the 14th. Mrs. and Miss Brice went away last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Hartogensis have issued invitations for the i f their daughter Rachel to” Mr. Herman “Blamenthal, to take place Sunday, March 20, at the Concordia Hall, corner 8th and E. ‘Mies Mamie Bear of Wilmington, N.C., is vie- iting Miss Belle Schmidt, 711 I street. At home Mondays, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bogert of Englewood, N. J., and Mrs. F. H. Sprague of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. R. B. Niles, at her home, 138 Massachusetts avenue northeast. An’ enjoyable birthday party was given to Miss Emma Blakeney by her brother on Friday, March 4, at her residence. 1425 9th street north- west. Among those present were the Misses B. Moore, A. Horstkamp, D. Smith, M. Mann, M. Campbell, F. Hartshorn, E. Bet tress, G. Irving, R, Irving, G. Gio’ and 'A. Davis ahd Messrs. W. Blakeney, C. Blakeney, H. Galping, 8. Thorn, V. Donaldson, B. Phillips, C. La Porte, J. Barrett, A. Collier, H. Locke,’ F. Bartholomae, E. Littleton, 8 Hines and W. Horstkemp. A-cablegram has been received announcing the death, in tho Iele of Jersey, of Mrs. J. J. Bradshaw, wife of Col. J. J. Bradshaw, E. B.V., daughter of the Rev. Frederick Tennyson, and niece of Lord Tennyson and of the late B. L Costigin of this city An enjoyable musicale was given Friday evening at the residence of Mr. John Campbell, llth and N streets southeast. Those taking Batt, were Misses Nellio Campbell, Emmic trider, Nellie Titus, Mr. Charles Campbell and Miss Helen McKeever. ° The members of St Mary’s choir having formed an association for mutual improvement in music, the giving of entertainments, musi- cales, &c., held their first regular meeting and musicale ‘at ‘the residence of Mise Barbara Beuchert last Monday evening. Mrs. W. Ross Browne's, 1505 Caroline street, Wednesday receptions will be discontinued dur- ing the season of Lent, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bechsmith of New York are at the Elsemere, the guests of Mrs. N. E. Johnston. A leap year party was given by a number of Yours ladies Inst Monday evening at Mra. vers dancing academy. The dance was opened with the “Sit Roger de Coverly,” fol- lowed by an attractive program. At midnight the ladies escorted the gentlemen to the dining room, where supper was served in true lea) yle. Among those present were Mrs. J. ckels, Mr. and Mrs. Mankin, Mrs, Harry Mankin, Mies Nettio Miller, Mins M. Quacken- bush, Miss Alice Miller, Miss F. Kant, Miss Sarah Mankin, Misses Addie and Emma Miller, Miss Heath. Miss Happer, Mise Carver, Miss M. “Feoly and Mise Ruse, Mes c. rs. Quinn, C. O'Connor, Siye, J. B. Edmonston, B. Miller, J. Magee, Quackenbush, Hammond, W. Floecker, Oakie, Watkins, J. Dickson, W: Vining, R. _ Edmonston, Keen. Blair, Dezendorf and Merchant. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. McCargo of New York are visiting her mother, Mra. John C. Hodges, 910 New York avenue. One of the very pleasantest and enjoyable events of Saturday evening was a surprise party at 1316 10th street, given in honor of Mrs. M. J. Dirkwood’s seventy-fifth birthday. Among those present were Mr. R. V. Belt and famil Mr. E. Godfrey and tamily, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Moore, Mrs. A. M. Hughes, jr., and daughters, Mrs. E. B. Jones of Kane, Pa.; Mra. W. L- Scott of Meridian, Miss; Mise Nellie Bartle, Miss Alice Wilson. of Havre de Grace, Md.: Miss Myra Webb, Prof. H. W. Wiley, Mr. Miller, Mr. Churchill, Mr. and Mra. 0. G. Michener and Mr. and Birs. 5. C. Smoot. Anenjoyable surprise birthday party was given to Miss Mary Leese by her parents at their home, 1230 4tb street northwest, Friday evening. Those present were Misses May Lang- ley, Blanch Pendell, Agnes Sautei,Clara Baker, Emma Garner, Lily Schueider, Betty MeDuell, Blanch Sauter, Katie Schneider, Loretto Mc- Ginnes, Mamie Schneider and Nellie Hayes, Messrs. Raymond Schreiner, Adolphus Eckioff. Jobn O'Beirn, Elmore Lewis, James Eckloff, James McGinnes, Lewis Schneider, Josep Mangan and Wm. Leese. The lady's prize in a donkey game was captured by Miss Baker; the gentleman's by Mr. O'Beirn and the booby by Mr. Schneider. Mise Leese was the recipi- ent of many choice gifts. Mrs, Hubert Eugene Peck will be at home Wednesdays in March at the Lincoln. Miss Blanche Robey of Baltimore is visiting her cousin, Miss Glascott of 208 8th street southwest. ——— Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in foe have been filed as follows: Emma ‘M. Gillett to J. D. Veenay, pt. lot 93, sq. 931; 4,000. J. J. Prather to Ellen Edel, sub 37, sq. 306; $3,550. Rebecca M. Burrhas to M. S. Car- penter, lots 12, and 13, blk. 16, Meridian Hill @—.. Joseph Fry to Emma J. Fry, pt. 1, sq. 691; $1,005. W. A. Coulter to Horace W. Parker, sub 38, blk. 9, Le Droit Park; $4,500. F. Burger et al. to Charles Childs et al., subs 134 to 146, sq. 10515 ¢—. O. T. Thompson et al. to W. F. Hellen, pt. 16, 8q. 97; €—. C. A. Eliot to Annie J. Lancaster, sub 63, sq. 634; $3,500. A. E. Randle to L. 8. Morris, lots 17 and 18, bik. 9, Congress Heights; $300. Same to A. G. Sinclair, lots 17 and 18, bik. 9, do.; $300. J. T. Arms to Henderson Suter, sub 19, sq. #1,600. Reading Stove Works’ to A. J. Clark sub 28, 8g. 753; $3,450. B. Rowe Eva M. Pitts to Elias i, lot 17, blk. 24, Brookland; £450. Herron to Anna B. Rowell, lot 15, bik. 15, do.; #450. I. E. L. Thompson to Auna Kowell, lot 1, blk. 22, do.; $——. Thomas J. Buckley to F. E. Summers,sub 76, Long Meadows; £300. Marietta F. Gibson to W. Hopper Gibson, lot 7, izor; #——. « V. Anderson to Lenisa ‘Niles, gE 21, bik. 36, Columbia Heights; @—. W. Gibson to Marietta P. Gibson, lot 7, Giz &——. Alice Nichols to H. H. Nichols, sub 38, sq. 479: $3,500. J. F. Hood to 8. M. Bryan, pt. sq. 929; £8,040. “Agnes Faunce to Elizabeth Quackenbush, lot 77, #q. 98, Georgetown; $——. ‘Mr. Fontaine's Claim Questioned. To the Editor of The Evening Star: In Inst Saturday's issue of Tax Stan I seo that the question of the authorship of “All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight” is again agitated. A good many years ago, perhaps twenty-five, Mrs. Beers of New York, on seeing that this celebrated war poem was claimed by Lamar Fontaine, published an article in the pers that seemed to set the jon at rest forever. She offered to show the receipt given her by Harper Brothers. for the poem. She furthermore added that an entry in the booke ‘Tax committee of the W: foman’s Howpital and Dispensary, 434 street and Maryland avenue, Pues: Woluceday. March $) aa “donation ines Aan thpana tS gpm ‘that the donations this year will THE SCHNEIDER TKIAL. Court This Morning. HIS OWN AFFIDAVIT axD THE APPEAL OF HIE COUNSEL FOR POSTPONENENT— DISTRICT ATTO! NEY COLE'S REPLY—3UDGE BRADLEY OVERRULES THE REQUEST, BUT LETS THE CASE @0 OVER ‘TILL ToMORROW. Long before Judge Bradley ascended the bench of the Criminal Court this morning the court room had become crowded with an eager and expectant throng, attracted by the an- nouncement that Howard J. Schneider would be called to answer the indictment charging him with the killing of his wife, Amada M. Schneider, on the Sist of January last. Among the audience were several ladies, who watched the proceedings with more than ordinary in- terest. The prisoner arrived early from the jail and was locked up in #cell below until the arrival of his counsel, Judge Jere Wilson and Mr. A. A. Hoebling,’ when he was brought up and taken toa private room, where he was closeted with his counsel until after the opening of the court. Schneider wore a short sack coat of dark material, closely buttoned, and trousers of dark blue cloth. A high standing collar rose above a black scarf. He wore a mustache of a week's growth, while the rest of his face was covered by a beard of not so olda growth. He Fas, ery, Pale and Kept his evce fixed upon the floor. His two brothers sat just back of him. THE PRISONER'S afipaviT. Immediately after the court was opened Judge Wilson asked that Schneider be sworn by the clerk as to the correctness of an affi- davit which he handed up, This done Judge Wilson read the affidavit, which recited that the indictment was returned February 11; that the defendant was arraigned and plead not guilty four days later; that on the motion of the government the trial was set for March 7; that such assignment took the case from the foot of the criminal docket, over a large num- ber of other cases; that owing to the shortness of the time between the finding of the indiet- ment and said date an insufficient opportunity had been given the defendant to prepare for trial; that owing to the condition of the public mind there exists such a prejadice against the defendant as to preclade @ fair and impartial trial at this time; that the defendant has been confined in jail constantly since the occurrence, and has been personally unable to give any aid to the preparation of bis case, and has had to rely upon such aid as could be rendered by his two brothers and counsel could ive: that he has had no means of hisown toaid is case; that he believes that because of the public excitement and prejudice it bas beem impossible to obtain from persons cognizant of the facts in the case any information whatever; that he is not guilty of the offense charged against him, but that because of the _prejadice mentioned such a postponement should be granted ae would allow this prejudice to sub- APPESL OF COUNSEL FOR POSTPONEMENT. Judge Wilson also submitted a written state- ment which recited a state of affairs similar to that set forth in the defendant's affidavit, and the furthec fact that, although counsel for the defendant had used due diligence in the prepa- ration of the case, they bad not, in their opin- ion, had sufficient time to #0 prepare it as to enable them to go to trial at the present time. Judge Wilson stated that for the reasons named in the defendant's affidavit and for those mentioned in the statement of counsel he respectfully asked for = continuance until such a time as would give them a sufficient time to prepare the case and allow of the pre- Judice dying out. DISTRICT ATTORNEY COLE'S REPLY. District Attorney Cole stated in reply that neither in the prisoner's affidavit nor in the written statement of counsel was there any- thing which, in the opinion of the government, formed good and sufficient reason for the grant- ing of such postponement. As for the refusal ‘of people to inform the prisoner's counsel of facts, there was but one way to compel thoxe ople to speak, and that could be done by Eringing them into court and putting them on the witness stand. It was true that the government had brought people into the ofice of the District attorney and questioned them, but those people had never been directed to refuse to give information to the prisoner's counsel], and the government was quite willing that the prisoner should be fully informed of all that such people bad said to the represen- tatives of the government. Therefore the gov- ernment thought that nothing whatever had been advanced to warrant « postponement of ‘the case. Judge Wilson said that it war the practice of the District attorney's office to subpoena wit- nesses to appear before the District attorney and make affidavit as to their knowledge of the facts in the case. He knew of no law authoriz- ing such a practice and he did not know of any one who knew of such alaw. He would state that people who had been so subpened had stated to prisoner's counsel that they had been instructed to not divulge what they had stated torney ur what they knew. Oniy this morning, since he had reached the court house, a witness bad made the same state- ment to counsel. District Attorney Cole said that no one bad been so instracted by him or by his assistants. JUDGE BRADLEY'S DECISION. Judge Bradley, in passing on the motion, said that there was nothing new advanced in the motion. It had been fully argued im the previous motion for a postponement and bad at that time been fully considered by the court. ‘The fact that the had been closely confined was the experience of all charged with such acrime, and that was no found for & postponement Tt was well known that he had the benefit of learned counsel and also of influential friends. There was, he thought, no undue haste on the part of the government. He was inclined to think the government's course commendable. It was the practice in England and he thought it a wise one. As there had been an error in the list of {ators served on the defendant on Ti it, he would grant, if desired by the « ant, ® postponement until tomorrow, but the motion for «longer postponement ‘he over- “Judge Wilson noted an exception, and asked that the case go over until tomorrow m In the Court in General Term today Chief Justice Bingham delivered the opinion of the Ignatius Nau on habeas 4 i H § i Hi i ee i | CONGRESSMEN AND PENSIONS, Representatives Must Not Be Allowed ¢o Call Up Cases and Pash Them Through. Secretary Nobie has written a letter to Pen- sion Commissioner Raum replying to @ com- munication from the jatter, in which the eom- missioner calls attention to the complaints made of pertiality in the examination and final @isporition of claims. Gen. Raum states that it has been the rule toextend to members of Congress the courtesy of calling up cases to ascertain their status, and when upon examina- tion such a case was found tobe complete “it Was immediately approved and preparation taken to submit it to the board of review for final action. This rule was no doubt adopted to eave the work of handling the cases second time. Under this practice when # case had been calied up by a member of Congress and placed in the hands of an examiner and found be complete the necessary action has beem taken for the admission of the claim. From December 7, 1891, to the 25th instant, inclusive, 70.181 calls have been made by metabers of Congress for the status of pension elaime. These calis for the status of cases by Congressmen were made without reference to the time of filing of the claims, and so it constantly bap- oily fled are called up om congressional slips, taken from the Giles and placed upon the examiner's desk, where they are found to be complete and are immediately allowed, thus giving them precedence over claims filed at an earlier date which have nob been ullowed in their order The Secretary in commenting upon this eom- munication observes: “This action obvi works great injustice to earlier-fi Whicn aro thus passed over and 4 was the very danger feared at the time the com- pleted files system was adopted and agaings which my order of the 26th of September, 1890, Was aimed.” ‘The order is quoted in fall and the Secretary adda: “The evil which you point out does mob arise from allowing examination of the status of cases, but in permitting the examiner to ap- Prove completed cases out of their order whea thus cailed up. You say the action as taken to saveasecond handling of the ‘The Feason given is utteriy insufficient to J) the wrong done the claimant who te beti - egated to the rear by this process, and I cam but frel that the evil bas been allowed without justification. The information as to the state Of the case can be given by such force as can be reasonably spared for the work. But the case must, even if compieted, be returned to ite former place in line of those in like condition. It is not a case of favor to any, but of justice to all, and of obedience toa plain order made and known to have boon made against Just such actio: “Lam gratified at the favorable statement of the business of your bureau, and hope you find that the enforcement of this direction add to the efficiency aud the justness of ite ad- ministration.” ———~-e. THE DOG sHOW. Tt Will Open Tomorrow Under the Ausploss ofthe Washington Kennel Club. ‘The biggest dog show that Washington has ever seen opens tomorrow at the Washington Riding Academy under ¢he auspices of the Washington Kennel Club. Upward of 1,000 of the finest dogs on earth have entered in the several classes and the competition promises to be exciting. Many of the society ladies of the capital have entered their peteand the occasion of the show is looked forward to with more than ordinary interest in social circles. ‘The doors will be thrown open to the public at 10 o'clock a.m. and will close at 10 o'slook pm. One of the features of the show will be the dog circus, which performs every day at 6:30 and 8o'clock. Prop. Hampton is the leader aud he har a score or more of dogs do everything but talk. He bas with him the famous leaping dogs from the LondonAqaarium, which leap a fence twenty feet high. There are clown dogs that perform all sorts of ludi- crous tricks, and monkeys and a real live sing- ing goove. A couple cf tabbies are emong the stars of the circus and they area whole show im themselves. The children delight im this part of the entertainmeat and the old folks Sind it very interesting and amusing. ——e ALEXANDRIA, DEATH OF A WASHINGTON BUSINESS BEAR. The death of Col. David K. Windsor oceurred here yesterday and occasioned generel regret. Col. Windsor was born in this city on the 14th of February, 1830, and resided in this commu- nity all his life, except a few years epent south during the late war. He wasalways a leader in Public matters, assisted to organize the Colum- ia Fire Company here and was ite first president. He took part iu state politics iu support of Gen. Mahone, to whom he was allied by a most intimate friend~ ship and business conuection. For the past two years he has been prostrate by sickness. His strong frame became at and ecancer of the stomach sapped his life inch by inch till it yielded at last. Col. Windsor was as well known in Washington as in Alexandria. He was the senior of the Windsor & Jouvel brickyards and most active in real estate pro) and building, owning squares of dwellings and continually building othera. He had at the time when disease strack him down over thirty houses under way. Although doing business in Washington he preferred Alexan- dria as bis home, and lived and died « citwem of his native place. He married the sister of Edmund Burke of the Washington bar, and has two children, Mr. Richard Windsor and Mra. Dr. Snowden. The funeral services will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, and Undertaker Wheatley will then carry the re- mains to Loudoun Vark, Baltimore, for crema tion. CHURCH MATTERS. The Rev. H. G. Underwood preached yes terday at the Second Presbyterian Chareh, Kev. T. K. Wilson at Trinity M. E. Church and Kev. A. B. Francis at the Primitive Baptist Church. Lenten services on Wednesday and Friday evenings were annouuced at St. ‘* Church. ‘The Methodist Protestant Ohureb hax elected Mr. James K. Caton delegate 9 the Maryiaud annual conference. REAL ESTATE BALES. ‘The latest real estate sules made bere were ot the noon auctions on Saturday, when three houses on South Columbus street pear colored Odd Fellows’ Hall sold for €515. A lot on Pair- fax near Franklin street sold at €450, and two lots on Queen betwoon Fayette and streets for $395. ‘These lots are nesr the andria and Washington Kailroad depot A young son of Mr. Jobn Miller, an employe at the Midland depot, fell last Friday from the second story of a stable and, striking his head, wasbadly hurt The lad now lies ine presart- ous condition. ‘The Alexandria Marble Company has @ tract to furnish = @7,500 monument for Tennessee soidiers. —_— Ex-Congressman Hopkins’ Death. A verdict of death by drowning was brought in Saturday afternoon by the coroner's jury in the case of ex-Congressman Stephen T. kins, found dead last week near Pleasantville, N. J. Ina package of letters found near body was one addressed to “My dear ies be j Hi! i ! tHE